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Plans to replace the British submarine-based nuclear deterrent could be losing favor among rank-and-file Labor Party lawmakers, the Guardian reports.
British Defense Secretary Philip Hammond reportedly called on defense ministers to seek increased union pressure on Labor legislators to support the potential replacement of all four Vanguard-class submarines that carry Trident ballistic missiles, the newspaper reported on Sunday. The "like-for-like" modernization plan has faced resistance from the Liberal Democrats, which led an exploration of alternatives as the junior member in a coalition government headed by Hammond's Conservative Party.
"The [Conservatives] don't want Labor having a wobble on this," one government insider told the Guardian.
A Labor spokesman said the party remains an advocate of full Trident modernization.
Hammond, though, pressed for ship-construction unions to inform Labor politicians of their backing for the renewal plan after he received indications that certain party members were seeking a more impartial position.
The defense secretary recommended seeking a strong stance in favor of full replacement from Keep our Future Afloat, a group tied to a key Labor Party financial supporter. A final decision on moving forward with modernization is expected after the 2015 general election.
A Conservative insider said: "We are confident that Labor is committed to replacing the deterrent … unlike the Liberal Democrats who want some part-time deterrent with dummy missiles, providing Britain with no security."
One-time Labor Party Defense Secretary Des Browne, though, said the modernization plan faces growing doubts from "from all parties and in both houses" of Parliament.
"In an age of austerity where public spending is reducing, they are much more skeptical," Browne said. "If anything, I am surprised that it has taken ministers until now to wake up to this change. Fewer politicians accept the arguments for continuous at-sea deterrence without question than ever did before."
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Nancy Atkinson sends Dr. King a duplicate of the Time Magazine cover honoring him as the Man of the Year for 1963. He is informed that the cover will be a part of a traveling exhibit of other Time covers.
Dr. King outlines the ten chapters of his book "Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?"
Joan Daves sends three checks to Dr. King. The first check is an advance due from Harper and Row, the second represents an advance from NAL and the third is a partial payment from "Life."
This article discusses the teacher exchange program between New York City Public Schools and Darien, Connecticut. The program calls for African American teachers to teach students in the predominately white town. The superintendent states the purpose of the project is to show the students that African Americans, if given the same opportunity, are just as intelligent as their white counterparts.
Dr. King is asked to participate in a worldwide survey on the topics of "Happiness" and "Life After Death." The survey is sponsored by OGGI magazine a weekly publication in Milano, Italy.
Reverend L. H. Hendricks Jr. asks Dr. King and the Ebenezer Baptist Church for financial assistance to build his church.
Miss Dora McDonald provides Dr. King with a synopsis of updates regarding invitations and correspondences. She notifies Dr. King of the Ann Morris School of Arts attendance at Ebenezer Baptist Church, Eugene Carson Blake's response to Dr. King's acceptance to speak, and V. M. Herron requests of 300 "Black is Beautiful" pamphlets. In addition, she informs Dr. King of the recent telephone calls from various individuals.
Mr. Theodore Brown informs Dr. King and other members of the ANLCA's call committee of vaccinations required when traveling internationally.
In Dr. Kings Beyond Vietnam address, he discusses seven major reasons for bringing Vietnam into "a field of moral vision," five things that the government should do to remove itself from conflict with Vietnam, the National Liberation Front of South Vietnam, and Premier Diem. Dr. King also encourages those in the churches and the synagogues to speak out against the war in Vietnam.
Peggy Duff, from the International Confederation for Disarmament and Peace, writes to Dr. King requesting his support in ending the Vietnam War.
Rev. Graham writes Dr. King thanking him for a previous letter and sends his support for Dr. King's leadership in the nonviolent pursuit of civil rights
This press release issued by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference features a Statement by Dr. King responding to allegations that he and the SCLC has communist ties. Dr. King argues that the SCLC is grounded in the Christian non-violent movement with the intent of reform, wherease communism leads to violent revolution.
Katherine Kasper, a Chicago collegiate junior, requests the political opinions of Dr. King in anticipation of the 1968 Presidential Elections.
Mr. Eshelman writes to Dr. King in support of his efforts toward helping African Americans become "first class citizens."
George Raymond, Rebecca Taylor and Rosa Ballard follow up with Dr. King about his availability to speak to the NAACP in Chester, Pennsylvania.
Dr. King addresses his "Brother-In-Christ" requesting assistance for an up and coming March for Freedom held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He makes three requests including financial and social support.
Dr. King is invited by the Interreligious Committee on Vietnam to speak at a mass meeting in Washington, DC. A handwritten notation indicates that Dr. King cannot accept the invitation.
The SCLC releases a copy of the resolution, "To Fulfill These Rights," created by the SCLC's Alabama staff and sent to the White House Conference. Hosea Williams states in the resolution that Negroes who voted in the primary were intimidated by white segregationist to not vote in the run-off.
Randolph Blackwell updates Andrew Young of the recent SCLC and SNCC joint meeting intended to resolve any conflicts between the two organizations and their initiatives within the state of Alabama. The mounting tension between the two civil rights organizations is attributed to the rise of Black Panther Party chapters throughout the South, a phenomenon from which SCLC intends to distance itself.
The Congress of Racial Equality recommends a program to end school segregation that includes forming race-neutral curricula and allowing open enrollment in schools.
Dr. Benjamin Mays, President of Morehouse College sends an urgent request to alumni to assist in furnishing rooms for a newly completed dormitory. As a distinguished alumni of the college, Dr. King is requested to lend financial support to this endeavor.
On this handwritten note card, entitled, simply, "God," Dr. King evokes an interpretation that would suggest the reverse of existentialism (existence before essence).
This telegram from W.A. Flowers is offering words of support and encouragement to Dr. King and the movement. Flower discourages the behavior leaders, such as Stokley Carmichael and hopes Dr. King stands firm to his conviction to better all man kind.
Dr. King thanks Mr. T. W. Cole and the members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. for supporting the SCLC financially and morally. Dr. King is also a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.
Philip A. Randolph writes Dr. King concerning Negro leaders being invited to discuss problems of the movement on NBC television.
This program denotes the key leaders for the Tenth Annual Convention of the SCLC held in Jackson, Mississippi. It also outlines the timeline of events for the four-day convention, noting a foreword written by Dr. King.
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Dr. King expresses his gratitude to Rev. Hess and the participants in the Illinois Conference Evangelical United Brethren Church for their contribution to the SCLC.
This handwritten bibliography documents texts that discuss theology.
In this letter to Dr. King, serviceman Harold Mac Kenzie explains how he is interested in the welfare of Black people and would like to know how he can contribute to the movement.


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Before I finally took this book off of the shelf, I thought it was nonfiction, like The Second Sex. But it turns out that The Woman Destroyed is a actually a series of three novellas: The Age of Discretion, The Monologue, and The Woman Destroyed. Each story centers around a different woman. The second story was too stream-of-consciousness and disjointed for me, so I skipped it, but I really enjoyed the other two stories.
The first, The Age of Discretion, tells the story of a mother struggling with the loss of her son to his new wife, a woman she doesn't respect, and the feeling that her husband no longer loves her. It's a poignant story about aging, about marriage, about motherhood, and about how the stories we tell ourselves are often tragically wrong.
The Woman Destroyed was my favorite story–the most sharply-rendered telling of infidelity that I've read. It's the diary of Monique as she struggles to reconcile herself to the fact that her husband Maurice is having an affair. Monique's twisted logic is heartbreaking–she tells Maurice she is okay with his affair, wanting desperately to believe that he will soon grow tired of the other woman and come back to her with renewed love because she was so calm and self-sacrificing. But, predictably, he only spends more and more time with his mistress, driving Monique slowly mad with jealousy and doubt and sorrow.
It's the immediacy of her thoughts, the real-time feeling of the diary, that makes Monique's suffering so relatable and terrible. Of course, I did not stick around after my own husband cheated on me, but I experienced a kind of accelerated version of her feelings of shock and loss and bargaining and self-deception. At times, the story was painful to read in its insight, almost as though I was reading my own thoughts. But it's this kind of writing that I long for, the kind that inspires such a feeling of connection it's as though the writer and the narrator and me are all one person. Ironically, Joe himself came home with this book one day because he got a copy at the office and thought I would like the cover.
Here are some of my favorite lines:
"All women think they are different; they all think there are some things that will never happen to them; and they are all wrong."
"I believe that with that splendid male illogicality he holds me responsible for the remorse he feels–holds it against me."
"He has manufactured grievances to excuse himself for deceiving me–he is less guilty if I am at fault."
"I am in a dilemma. If Maurice is a swine, then I have wrecked my life, loving him. But perhaps he had reasons for not being able to bear me any more. In that case I must look upon myself as hateful and contemptible, without even knowing why. Both suppositions are appalling."
"When this happens to other people it seems to be a limited, bounded event, easy to ring around and to overcome. And then you find yourself absolutely alone, in a hallucinating experience that your imagination had not even begun to approach."
"Every night I call him: not him–the other one, the one who loved me. And I wonder whether I should not prefer it if he were dead."
"The whole of my past life has collapsed behind me, as the land does in those earthquakes where the ground consumes and destroys itself–is swallowed up behind you as you flee. There is no going back. The house has vanished, and the village and the whole of the valley. Even if you survive, there is nothing left, not even what had been your living space on earth."
"There was a time when I could go to the cinema and even to the theater all by myself. For I was not alone. His presence was there in me and all around me. Now when I am by myself I say to myself, I am alone. And I am afraid."
It's difficult for me to even quote these lines because they feel so personal, as though they came from my own thoughts. And it's been over two years and there's this pervasive feeling of guilt because I should be "over it" but I'm still haunted by dreams and flashes of memory and remnants of that old life. It's not just one event, though, "a limited, bounded event, easy to ring around." There are repercussions everywhere, in everything, reverberations and echoes in books and songs and pieces of jewelry and photos and intersections and movies. There is no end, no neat wrapping up of loose ends. It's just a piece of life, real and unreal as anything else.
Somehow 2016 is half over. How did that happen? Do any of you know? Things remain pretty static for me–same job, same apartment, same people in my life, for the most part. There's a certain restlessness because of this status quo state, but I'm also taking advantage of the quiet time–sitting on my porch a lot, taking walks, writing, just trying to be more mindful. And isn't that what summer is for?
Here are a few things that have made me happy over the last month:
- Did I mention how much I love my porch? I find myself having coffee out there, having a post-work beer, reading for hours on weekends. It's shady and my roommate has planted flowers, and you can hear life going on just beyond the porch on the busy main street I live on. But you're also apart from it, somehow protected. It's my own little piece of vacation, right outside my front door.
- All Songs Considered: The Worst Songs of All Time. This is an old episode, from 2014, but they replayed it recently, so I listened during the times I normally listen to podcasts–on walks and while I wash the dishes or cook dinner. This particular episode made me laugh out loud several times–and Carrie Brownstein returns, and it's wonderful, although I did disagree with several of the hosts' judgments. (I have a weird fondness for Don Henley's "Dirty Laundry." Don't ask me to explain it, for I cannot.)
- Temeraire. I don't "do" fantasy, as a rule. I don't watch Game of Thrones, I've never seen Lord of the Rings, and I'm not a Harry Potter fan. The ladies in my book club, however, LOVE dragons, and were determined that we read a book about them, so I went along with it, fully expecting to hate it. I'm happy to report that I was totally wrong. We read His Majesty's Dragon by Naomi Novick, a fascinating blend of historical fiction and fantasy where dragons are commissioned to fight in the war against Napoleon. Temeraire, whose egg is seized from a French ship by a British vessel, turns out to be a very rare and highly prized Chinese breed of dragon, fiercely intelligent and loyal and, frankly, adorable. There were points (like the battle scenes) where I got bored, but Temeraire and the other dragons totally charmed me–so much so that I actually found myself CRYING, IN PUBLIC, during a particularly heart-wrenching scene involving one of my favorite dragons. Who even am I? Anyway, it's nice to read outside your comfort zone and surprise yourself sometimes.
- The off-leash sections of Boston Common. Many evenings after work, I find myself cutting through Boston Common on my way to meet friends, and one of my favorite parts of these walks are seeing dogs playing in the off-leash areas. One particular Friday when I had some time to kill, I just stood and watched the dogs playing for about fifteen minutes–not creepy at all.
- Lady Dynamite. THIS SHOW. If you haven't seen it yet, please drop everything and go watch it (it's on Netflix). It stars Maria Bamford as herself, telling the story of her breakdown and diagnosis of bipolar disorder and attempt to rebound and find balance in her life. Though it sounds dark, it really isn't–but it's not all puppies and rainbows either (although there are plenty of those). Bamford tells her story with a rare mix of grace and humor and self-awareness and honesty–and talking pugs. That's right–in addition to being a laugh-out-loud hilarious and touching show, it also features adorable pugs who dispense wisdom in German accents. Seriously, what are you waiting for? It doesn't get any better than this.
- As many of you know, my mom was in and out of the hospital throughout May and June with a mix of ailments, but I'm happy to report that she's home now, and has been for almost two weeks, so we're optimistic that this time, it's going to stick! She's feeling better and moving up and around on her own, which is encouraging. Thanks for all your good thoughts!
- The Senate filibuster and House sit-in for gun control. After the tragedy in Orlando, it was heartening to see at least some of our government representatives fighting to make a difference in gun control legislation. It's a small step, but it gives me hope that they will continue to fight against the NRA and corruption in Congress, protecting the rights of gun makers, sellers, and owners at the expense of the vast majority of Americans who support universal background checks and public safety research around gun safety. The state of politics and violence in America has really been getting me down lately, so the sit-in an filibuster were at least temporary balms.
- Narragansett/George's of Galilee. Last weekend, I went to the beach for the first time this summer. I went with my sister and her husband, and after laying out in the sun for a few hours, we drove to George's, a waterfront seafood restaurant in Narragansett. I sat in the backseat and enjoyed all the scenery as we drove with the windows down through Southern Rhode Island, scenery that makes me happy that I grew up in a really beautiful state. George's (and Aunt Carrie's and Iggy's and other places like them) makes me nostalgic for childhood in a weird way–not that we went down to the beach all that frequently, but when we did, it was something special, something that symbolized summer. And I get that feeling back every time I'm down there, eating clam cakes and chowder, smelling the salty air.
- My new H&M jumpsuit. I was very, very skeptical of jumpsuits and rompers. Sure, they looked cute on other people (most of the time) but they just weren't me, I told myself. And then, one day, I went to H&M on my lunch break, as I'm wont to do on especially stressful days when I need some retail therapy, and decided I was going to try something new. So I picked up a blue patterned jumpsuit and never looked back. It's one of the most comfortable things I've ever worn. I wore it to work the very next day and it was perfect–I felt confident and comfortable and cool all day. So next time you find yourself saying "Oh, I could never wear that," tell yourself to shut up and try it anyway. You just might pick up a new favorite item for your closet.
So clearly I've fallen off the "Things That Made Me Happy This Week" post wagon, but I was still keeping notes for a little while, and I think it could be more sustainable for me if I did a monthly, instead of weekly, round-up post. So, here goes–we'll see how long I can keep this up for!
May was a rollercoaster month–the happy mixed with sad, the joyful with restlessness and boredom. I turned 34 and my younger brother got married, my mom has been in and out of the hospital with a mysterious illness no one seems to be able to diagnose, and I have found myself grappling with larger life questions more than usual. I feel like this first week of June has found me more stabilized and grounded, but my mom's still in the hospital and there are still big changes I'm working toward making in my own life. I guess it all takes patience.
That said, here are a few of the things that kept me going in May (and late April):
- Bitmoji. These little guys might seem funny and weird and annoying to some, but I love them. I've been using them for about a year, and there are few things that give me greater joy than turning a friend onto using them or discovering a new favorite Bitmoji. As I like to say, there's a bitmoji for nearly every situation. It makes texting so much fun.
- The Marathon. This happened in mid-April, but every year I'm able to catch it, it makes me happy. It's a special day in Boston and it makes me happy to be here. This year was warm and the crowds were full of energy, and I knew a few of the runners, so I was extra enthusiastic about being lined up on Beacon Street to cheer them on!
- Neko Atsume. Yes, it's another weird iPhone app. It's a Japanese game about collecting cats. Hear me out, though. I don't play games on my phone because I'm worried I'd get too distracted and they would take my time away from reading. The beautiful thing about Neko Atsume is that you can check in, refill the food bowl, maybe buy a new cat toy, and then you're done. And you get to see cute virtual cats being silly. And, if you're really lucky, you'll have a friend or two who also plays so you can share screenshots of the special cats that come to visit you.
- Friend visits. I was really lucky in the past couple of months to get to spend time with dear friends who live far away. First, Mallory & Andrew came to visit all the way from London and I got to meet their adorable baby and we played trivia at the Tam and it was glorious. Then, over Memorial Day weekend, Kim & David made the journey from Brooklyn to Boston and we caught up, played tourist, and grilled on my front porch, and it was also wonderful. Now, I just have to convince them all to come live in Boston again!
- College Roommate Baltimore Reunion Trip. Though we Skype on a monthly basis, my college roommates from senior year and I don't get to visit all together in person very often. Nancy & I live in Boston, just blocks away from each other, but Meghan is in Baltimore, and Abbie is in Minneapolis. We all convened in Baltimore for the weekend at the end of April so we could meet Meghan's baby and have a mini-bachelorette for Nancy, who's getting married in August. We surprised her with an urban pirates cruise and dancing and it was tons and tons of fun.
- My Brother's Wedding. My little brother got married to a lovely lady and I couldn't be happier for them and we are all so happy to have her in our family. The wedding was a really fun time, though my mom had to miss it because she was in the hospital, so that was rough for all of us. But dancing and cake and drinks and the happy couple helped us persevere!
These are just the major highlights. There were cookouts and a walk down the Cliff Walk and a weekend at a spa and podcasts and Bob's Burgers and all kinds of other things that made me happy. Looking back, April & May were actually quite joyful months, with lots of friends and family and laughs. And at the end of the day, I guess that's all we ever really need.
Bookshelf Project 2016: #9 & #10 Goodnight Beautiful Women & Here Comes the Sun
It's safe to say I've hit a wall with my Bookshelf Project. I've been trying to read everything on my shelves, but the problem is that I also keep managing to somehow acquire more books. So I'm getting overwhelmed, and not even really reading the things I want to be reading. I'm torn over whether I should continue at this point, because I want to read the books on my shelves on the one hand, but on the other hand, it feels like a chore when I give it a name and add it to a list. I love reading, and for the past six weeks or so, it's felt like nothing but an obligation, and not a fun one.
Lists, queues, piles, inboxes–I feel like I'm always scrambling to catch up, even though there's nothing to catch up to. The probability that I will listen to every podcast on my phone before a new episode comes out is…nothing. Same with watching everything on my Netflix queue or reading (and responding to) every email in my inbox before a new one comes in. And, of course, this is never more true than for my "to-read" shelf, apparently both real and virtual. I currently have 500 books on my Goodreads "want to read" shelf. FIVE HUNDRED. Even if I stopped adding books to it (hahahahah) and kept a steady 50 books a year reading rate, it would take me TEN YEARS to finish every book on the list.
This is not what I wanted to write about, but this is what's happening. I know we all feel it, this frantic need to watch everything, listen to everything, read everything–it's FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) and I have it bad. It's like that Portlandia sketch where the two people ask one another "did you read it?" until they're yelling and eating pages from a magazine.
Things haven't quite gotten to that level for me yet, but it feels like it in my brain sometimes. Though I no longer subscribe to the New Yorker for this very reason (I couldn't stand the guilt of the unread stacks), I still have access to them at work, and so I currently have about four unread issues (one from February) sitting on my desk in my office, mocking me and my inability to consume everything I want.
I wonder if I'd be happier, more at peace, if I could just walk away from all the lists and queues and feeds. Unsubscribe from all the email newsletters (that are full of links to more articles to read), stop checking Twitter 27 times a day, read any book I feel like when I feel like it, erase all of the unread blogs from my RSS feed every day. What would that be like? It's like I'm preparing for a cosmic pop quiz where everyone will be held somehow responsible for the amount of content they've consumed in their lives, and I don't want to fail.
I guess if there's any good time to give it a shot, it's the summer. Maybe I'd get more writing done if I wasn't so busy watching and listening and reading.
Anyway. I read these two books in galley form, courtesy of my roommate's ALA haul. I really liked them both. Here Comes the Sun is Nicole Dennis-Benn's debut novel about Margot, a woman who works in a fancy resort hotel near her village home in Jamaica, splitting her days between the opulence of tourism and the desperate poverty of her village. Her mother sells trinkets to tourists in an outdoor market, and her younger sister, Thandi, is a star pupil that the women have pinned all their own unrealized hopes on. Unbeknownst to Thandi, Margot has been sacrificing much more than her days working–a hard truth she's forced to grapple with when their village is threatened by another luxury hotel and she must make her own wrenching decisions. It's a gut-punch of a story, but I was totally captivated by the characters and their struggles.
Goodnight, Beautiful Women is another debut, a story collection by Anna Noyes.
|I really enjoyed this collection. It's reminiscent of Olive Kitteridge, not just geographically (nearly all of the stories take place in a hard-scrabble Maine town), but in the way you have the feeling all of these characters' stories are linked, though Noyes doesn't link them explicitly as Strout does.
They're also beautifully written and poignant. What I loved most about them is the different kinds of love and relationships depicted–love between mothers and daughters, stepdaughters and stepfathers, sisters, estranged friends. Sadness hangs heavy over all of these stories, but it's not strangling. Noyes does a great job of writing in young womens' voices, young women who have yet to face all they will face in the world, but who are nonetheless getting warmed up to all of the pain before their time.
I like reading galleys because you feel like you're on the inside track of the book world…and clearly, I like to be on that track.
Now to have a glass of wine with my friend on my porch–the kind of thing that I will strive to do more of instead of scrambling to READ/WATCH/HEAR ALL THE THINGS!
As I mentioned in a "Things That Made Me Happy This Week" post a few weeks ago, I cheated a bit in the Bookshelf Project and bought myself a new book for my flight to LA. I was inspired to buy All the Single Ladies when I heard an interview with the author, Rebecca Traister, on one of my favorite podcasts, Call Your Girlfriend. I'd also read many of Traister's articles about marriage and relationships and women and politics before the book came out and I was a fan.
Admittedly, I have a complicated relationship with the notion of singlehood. Though I strongly identify with being a single woman, I'm technically also a divorced woman, which is considered by many as an entirely different thing. And perhaps it is, in many ways, but it doesn't spare me or any other divorced or separated woman the pain, loneliness, judgements, and freedom that come with being unmarried–especially past a certain age.
Personal identity politics aside, I found this book insightful and illuminating. I learned a lot about the historical impact of unmarried women throughout history–logically, it makes sense that single women typically have a history of being more politically engaged and involved with their communities than those who were married, with families to take care of, but I never really considered it in that way before.
Though the history was really interesting, I was most drawn in by the stories of contemporary single women and how they're navigating their lives. It's certainly more socially acceptable to be unmarried than ever before, but it's still a lifestyle choice (or circumstance) that's seen as unconventional, and it can be difficult to live in a world geared toward the traditional couple and family structure.
Here were some of my favorite tidbits and passages I highlighted as I read:
- "By the time I walked down the aisle…I had lived fourteen independent years, early adult years that my mother had spent married. I had made friends and fallen out with friends, had moved in and out of apartments, had been hired, fired, promoted, and quit. I had had roommates I liked and roommates I didn't like and I had lived on my own; I'd been on several forms of birth control and navigated a few serious medical questions; I'd paid my own bills and failed to pay my own bills; I'd fallen in love and fallen out of love and spent five consecutive years with nary a fling. I'd learned my way around new neighborhoods, felt scared and felt completely at home; I'd been heartbroken, afraid, jubilant, and bored. I was a grown-up: a reasonably complicated person. I'd become that person not in the company of any one man, but alongside my friends, my family, my city, my work, and, simply, by myself."
- Birth control was illegal for single women until 1972.
- "What the women's movement of the 1970s did, ultimately, was not to shrink marriage, or the desire for male companionship, as a reality for many women, but rather to enlarge the rest of the world to such an extent that marriage's shadow became far less likely to blot out the sun of other possibilities."
- "the Equal Rights Amendment, which read, simply, 'Men and women shall have equal rights throughout the United States and every place subject to its jurisdiction;' it would be introduced to every Congressional session from 1923 until 1972, when it finally passed but was not ratified by the states. (It has been reintroduced, though never passed, in every session since 1982.)" This is some bullshit.
- "Among the largely unacknowledged truths of female life is that women's primary, foundational, formative relationships are as likely to be with each other as they are with the men we've been told since childhood are supposed to be the people who complete us."
- "Marriage and its ancillary, committed dating, are simply not the only relationships that sustain and help to give shape, direction, and passion to female life."
- "…despite the fact that people who live alone make up almost 30 percent of the population…, stigmas about single people, and especially women, as aberrant, weird, stunted, and perhaps especially as immature, persist."
- "After all, unmarried life is not a practice round or a staging ground or a suspension of real life. There is nothing automatically adolescent about moving through the world largely on one's own–working, earning, spending, loving, screwing up, and having sex outside traditional marriage…But we've still got a lot of hardwired assumptions that the successful female life is measured not in professional achievements or friendships or even satisfying sexual relationships, but by whether you're legally coupled….those assumptions are often undergirded by an unconscious conviction that, if a woman is not wed, it's not because she's made a set of active choices, but rather she has not been selected–chosen, desired, valued enough."
- "There is a sense of: 'What happened? How are you still on the shelf? You must be a defective product because nobody bought you.' This is the message she absorbs every time a friend tries to be encouraging by telling her, 'I would think everyone would be after you!'"
- "…They found that health, life, home, and car insurance all cost more for single people, and report that 'It is not a federal crime for landlords to discriminate against potential renters based on their marital status.'..Looking at income tax policy, Social Security, healthcare, and housing costs, Campbell and Arnold found that 'in each category, the singles paid or lost more than the marrieds.'"
- "…marital rape was legal in some states until the 1990s."
- In the House of Representatives, "women only got their own ladies' room in 2011."
- "…each of our loves is crucial and unique." Gloria Steinem
- "It is too rarely acknowledged that there are millions of ways that women leave marks on the world, and having children is but one of them."
- "We have to rebuild not just our internalized assumptions about individual freedoms and life paths; we almost must revise our social and economic structures to account for, acknowledge, and support women in the same way in which we have supported men for centuries."
So, clearly, I took a lot away from the book. But I think the most important thing I got from reading it at this stage of my life is the acknowledgment of the validity and existence of alternate paths through life. It may seem silly to say that sometimes it feels as though single people's lives aren't as valid as coupled people's, but it's true. It's something many of us feel every day. And it's important to be reminded that being part of a couple isn't some magical key to happiness or success or "real life" starting. Every day, I accept more and more the possibility that I will never get married again, that I will never have children, or a family of my own in a traditional sense. But that doesn't mean that I won't have love and romance and vacations and life-changing experiences and successes both creative and professional–those things I know are still available to me, and I know I will have them. We all will.


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Tecam Group
Office in Moscow 119571, RUSSIA
Tecam Group offers advanced environmental technology for Emissions Treatment and for Industrial Waste Incineration. Tecam Group designs, manufactures and installs several technology solutions, such as Thermal Oxidizers (TO), Regenerative Thermal Oxidizers (RTO), Regenerative Catalytic Oxidizers (RCO), Zeolite Rotor-Concentrator + Regenerative Thermal Oxidizers (RTO), ...
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COWI operates worldwide within all principal fields of engineering, environmental science and economics. Approximately 6000 employees are working in over 100 countries in all parts of the world. COWI is a leading consulting group that creates value for customers, people and society through our unique 360° approach.
KOSUN Machinery Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
Office in ?. ??????, RUSSIA
KOSUN is an expert based in China, manufacturing solids control and drilling waste management equipment. It is the first manufacturer to engage in the design and manufacture of shale shaker in China starting from 1992. And now it has grown stronger and has the capability to provide equipment sales, leasing and after-sales service through not only its headquarter and two ...
ST Waste Management Company
based in Moscow, RUSSIA
ST Waste Management Company provides consulting services in the field of waste management, performs complex design of environmental systems, including technology and equipment for collection, packaging, processing and recycling. We offer turnkey solutions for municipal entities at any level: from village to metropolis. Our goal - implementation of sustainable and high ...
Elgin Separation Solutions - Elgin Equipment Group (EEG)
Office in Moscow, RUSSIA
For over 25 years Elgin Separation Solutions has been a leading manufacturer of superior waste management and solids control equipment to customers around the world. Specific products include decanter centrifuges, shale shakers, vertical cuttings dryers, mud cleaners, vacuum degassers, packaged mud recycling systems. Today Elgin continues to raise the bar by manufacturing ...
Mil-tek Danmark A/S
Office in Saint Petersburg, RUSSIA
Mil-tek are an ISO14001 certified manufacturer of air-powered balers and compactors. These clean and green, small footprint waste management solutions are designed to minimize waste in organisations and industries of all shapes and sizes. Mil-tek balers and compactors are suitable for almost any material including cardboard, paper, soft plastic, hard plastic, EPS ...
Tana Oy
Distributor in Moscow, RUSSIA
Tana, famous as number three in landfill compactor business in the world, is living through a period of transformation. Its objective is to become a solid waste management technology specialist and a solution provider for the solid waste management customers instead of merely a traditional machine manufacturer. Tana is geared for growth and market expansion better than ...
AQUAREAD Limited
Distributor in Moscow, RUSSIA
Aquaread manufacture a wide range of precise, scientific water testing equipment that is designed for intuitive operation. We specialise in multiparameter water testing equipment and highly precise water level and temperature loggers. Our water testing instruments are suitable for testing groundwater, surface water and waste water. They are made from rugged materials to ...
Office in Moscow, RUSSIA
SAP WASTE & RECYCLING - SOFTWARE SOLUTION FOR THE WASTE MANAGEMENT INDUSTRY Our software solution for the waste management industry, SAP Waste and Recycling, provides you with a wide-ranging customer care, service, logistics, and billing system that can be fully integrated in standard business software. SAP is one of the leading international providers of business ...
based in Moscow, RUSSIA
ABONO, LLC is a Russian company specializing in design and equipment engineering for waste handling, waste treatment, recycling and waste sorting applications. ABONO providing customized systems and fully integrated solutions for the sorting and recycling industries, we contribute to our customers' long-term profitability.ABONO has gained the confidence of our customers ...
RT Invest
based in RUSSIA
RT Invest was set up under the umbrella of Russian Technologies State Corporation in order to carry out private equity investments in Russia including through creation and management of equity funds.RT Invest strategy also provides for investment in foreign companies with a view to transfer cutting-edge technology that may be successfully applied in Russia.RT Invest ...
Greenlight Energy Solutions Corp.
Office in Moscow, RUSSIA
GLES' proprietary Waste Conversion Pyrolysis (WCP) System provides the opportunity to reduce landfill, reuse by-products, and recycle energy all in one elegant solution.Green Light Energy Solutions Corporation is only engaged into production of the proprietary Waste Conversion Pyrolysis system..Green Light Energy Solutions Corporation takes great pride in introducing our ...
Flottweg SE
Office in ??????, ??, RUSSIA
Flottweg is one of the worldwide leading solution providers in the field of mechanical separation technology. Our decanters, disc stack centrifuges and belt presses exclusively manufactured in Germany are the preconditions for high efficiency in production and outstanding quality of our customers' end products. In the petrochemical, chemical, pharmazeutical and the food ...
IETG (Integrated Environmental Technology Group)
Office in Moscow, RUSSIA
Our Water Services business at IETG is built around three core divisions; CCTV and Drainage, Clean Water Services and Waste Water Services. We also offer a range of leading-edge products that are designed to assist water companies in the management of their water distribution and sewerage networks, along with associated equipment installation, commissioning and ...
SKTB Katalizator
based in Novosibirsk, RUSSIA
SKTB Katalizator is a market leader among the Russian companies which is producing catalysts, adsorbents, dryers, supports for catalysts. Company is certified in compliance with the international quality management system ISO 9001 20081) Production of pilot and commercial batches of catalysts, supports, and adsorbents with the total capacity of over 5000 tons a year;2) ...
ERG (Air Pollution Control) Ltd
Office in Moscow, RUSSIA
ERG (Air Pollution Control) Ltd is a leading supplier of air pollution control systems with a successful 30+ year history. We provide turn-key systems to give the best technical solution for the lowest capital and running costs. We have installed over 600 systems globally. To help you comply with emission regulations, we can draw on an unrivalled range of solutions. ...
Mendeleev University Science Park
based in Moscow, RUSSIA
Mendeleev University of Chemical Technology of Russia Science Park is a client-oriented provider of engineering services in the field of Water treatment and Environmental protection. Since the founding of the subdivision in 1989, we have provided scientific, engineering and consulting services to industrial and governmental clients in Russia. One reason for MUCTR Science ...
LAMBION Energy Solutions GmbH
Office in Oktyabrsky town, RUSSIA
LAMBION Energy Solutions GmbH has been designing and building bioenergy plants for more than 90 years. With over 3,400 biomass combustion plants to our credit around the world, we have an unmatched body of experience in generating power from solid fuels and waste materials with the best economical and ecological results.Lambion, as part of the NRGgroup, is your partner ...
Europress Group Oy
Office in Saint Petersburg, RUSSIA
Europress Group Oy had a strong market leader status as the largest Nordic manufacturer of waste handling equipment. Our own equipment design and new plant in Kerava, Finland, close to our clientele, produce for our clients comprehensive and cost-efficient solutions that exploit the newest innovations and are tailor-made for their needs. As of 2014, besides waste ...
TrisKem International SAS
Distributor in Moscow, RUSSIA
TrisKem International SAS is an independent French medium size enterprise of a capital of 40.000 Euros. We develop, produce and commercialise chemical products and the associated accessories for radiation protection and monitoring of radioactivity levels in the environment. Our product line, well known under the name Eichrom Resins, consists of extraction chromatographic ...
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OPINION: In a game against the Hurricanes where you might have thought stress could have resulted in them playing in a red mist, they out-thought the Canes on almost every front.
Aaron Cruden is a terrific tactical kicker. You might have expected him to steer his side around the paddock with his boot.
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The Chiefs treated the ball as if it was gold, the Canes as if it was the wrapper off a Big Mac.
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It helped that the Chiefs have the perfect weapon for close-quarter struggle in Brodie Retallick. He's massive, 2.04m, he's mobile, and he has a streak of mean a yard wide, so it may not be altogether a surprise to older rugby fans to discover he has the DNA of former All Black prop John Ashworth, his uncle, in his blood.
At breakdowns the Chiefs use Retallick as a 121kg road block. He teeters on the edge of the offside line, but, like the rest of the Chiefs' forward pack against the Canes, his discipline is so good he rarely attracts the attention of referees.
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Making sure the game didn't open up into a test of who could run the ball the best and fastest was crucial to the success of the Chiefs.
In Julian Savea, Cory Jane and Matt Proctor, the Canes have lethal attacking potential, but on Friday night they spent so much of the game as spectators they might as well have been issued with scarves and flags to wave.
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San Francisco Giants "Lou Seal" (MLB)
Denver Nuggets "Rocky" (NBA)
(Top alternative sports high flyer)
Kelly Clark (Snowboarding)
Nyjah Huston (Skateboarding)
Kelly Slater (Surfing)
Shaun White (Snowboarding)
That's How I Roll
(The award for the most stylish athlete.)
Jonny Gomes, Oakland A's (MLB)
Brett Keisel, Pittsburg Steelers (NFL)
Ryan Lochte, Team USA (Swimming)
Serena Williams, WTA (Tennis)
He's Got Game
(The award for the best male athlete.)
Usain Bolt (Track)
Miguel Cabrera, Detroit Tigers (MLB)
Arian Foster, Houston Texans (NFL)
LeBron James, Miami Heat (NBA)
She's Got Game
(The award for the best female athlete.)
Tamika Catchings, Indiana Fever (WNBA)
Gabby Douglas, Team USA (Gymnastics)
Alex Morgan, Team USA (Soccer)
Serena Williams, WTA (Tennis)
Dynamic Duo
(The award for the best teammates.)
Kevin Durant & Russell Westbrook, Oklahoma City Thunder (NBA)
Eli Manning & Victor Cruz, New York Giants (NFL)
Michael Phelps & Ryan Lochte, Team USA (Swimming)
Misty May-Treanor & Kerri Walsh, Team USA (Volleyball)
Gnarliest Newcomer
(The award for the top rookie.)
Missy Franklin, Team USA (Swimming)
Robert Griffin III, Washington Redskins (NFL)
Andrew Luck, Indianapolis Colts (NFL)
Mike Trout, Los Angeles Angels (MLB)
We Got Game
(The award for the best team.)
Los Angeles Kings (NHL)
Miami Heat (NBA)
San Francisco Giants (MLB)
US Olympic Women's Gymnastics Team
Super Siblings
(The award for best related athletes.)
Pau & Marc Gasol (NBA)
Peyton & Eli Manning (NFL)
Eric, Marc, Jordan & Jared Staal (NHL)
Venus & Serena Williams (WTA)
Best Foes Forever
(Award for the greatest rivals.)
Rory McIlroy vs. Tiger Woods (PGA)
San Francisco Giants vs. Los Angeles Dodgers (MLB)
Jimmie Johnson vs. Brad Keselowski (NASCAR)
Duke vs. University of North Carolina (NCAA)
Hosted by Shaquille O'Neal and Nick Cannon, Cartoon Network Hall Of Game Awards is the first-of-its-kind, sports award and entertainment event for kids, and will once again be produced by IMG Media, the production arm of global sports, entertainment and media company, IMG. Time Inc. Sports Group's SI KIDS franchise will be serving again as an official media partner. Veteran, award-winning television and special events producer, Michael Dempsey, and Steve Mayer will again serve as executive producers. Viewers can expect a star-packed red carpet, on stage celebrity surprises, superstars from television, film, music and sports, and hilarious hijinks all wrapped up into one awesome awards show.
Among his many accolades during his 19-year playing career, O'Neal was chosen as one of the NBA's 50 Greatest Players, ranks fifth all-time in NBA scoring history (28,596 points scored), won the Rookie of the Year award (1993) and MVP award (2000) and was named All-NBA 14 times. Additionally, his career includes four NBA Championships—three with the LA Lakers (2000—2002), where he was named NBA Finals MVP for all three championships, and one with the Miami Heat (2006). The 15-time NBA All-Star and three-time NBA All-Star MVP (2000, 2004, 2009) also won two scoring titles (1995, 2000). He appeared in 1,207 regular season games, averaging 23.7 points, 10.9 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 2.3 blocks in 34.7 minutes per contest throughout his career, which included playing for the Orlando Magic, LA Lakers, Miami Heat, Phoenix Suns, Cleveland Cavaliers and Boston Celtics. He is currently an NBA analyst for TNT's Sports Emmy Award-winning Inside the NBA studio show and also offers analysis on NBA TV, which is jointly managed by the NBA and Turner Sports.
Nick Cannon, executive producer of the upcoming Cartoon Network sketch-comedy series Incredible Crew, made his television debut as a teenage sketch comedian on the series All That where he was also a writer, making him the youngest staff writer in television history at the age of 17. Cannon catapulted onto the big screen in 2002 when he appeared alongside Will Smith in Men in Black II before landing a leading role in Drumline. He hosted Wild 'N Out, a show that he created and executive produced for MTV, which was the network's highest-rated comedy series in its history. In the fall of 2006, Cannon was featured in the film, Bobby, where his performance earned him a 2007 SAG nomination as well as being the first African American actor to be honored at the Cannes Film Festival with the "Breakthrough Actor of the Year" award. Most recently Cannon can be seen as the host of NBC's America's Got Talent as well as a series regular on Up All Night, which earned him recognition at this year's 2012 NAACP Image Awards for "Outstanding Supporting Actor."
About Cartoon Network
Cartoon Network (CartoonNetwork.com) is the #1 U.S. television network among boys 6-11. Currently seen in 99 million U.S. homes and 194 countries around the world, Cartoon Network is Turner Broadcasting System, Inc.'s ad-supported cable service now available in HD offering the best in original, acquired and classic entertainment for kids and families. In addition to Emmy-winning original programming and industry-leading digital apps and online games, Cartoon Network embraces key social issues affecting families with solution-oriented initiatives such as Stop Bullying: Speak Up and the Move It Movement.
Turner Broadcasting System, Inc., a Time Warner company, creates and programs branded news, entertainment, animation and young adult media environments on television and other platforms for consumers around the world.
About IMG Media
IMG Media operates from over 30 offices worldwide and distributes content across all forms of media including TV, Audio, Fixed Media, Inflight and Closed Circuit, Broadband and Mobile. IMG Media Production generates 6000 hours of programming, over 200 projects in locations around the world. These include coverage of: 2012 Olympic Tennis, New York City Marathon, Masters, PGA Championship, ATP and WTA Tennis, Professional Bull Riding Wimbledon, Premier League Soccer. IMG Media also has produced entertainment specials and events such as: NHL All-Star Game, NHL Awards, Ryder Cup, Super Bowl's Greatest Commercials, World's and Year's Funniest Commercials for TBS, Christmas in Rockefeller Center, and Boston Pops 4th of July Spectacular. IMG Media also maintains the world's largest sports archive with more than 250,000 hours of footage.
About Time Inc. Sports Group's SI KIDS Franchise
Sports Illustrated Kids, the first sports magazine written for kids ages 8 and up, connects with its readers through their passion for sports. The magazine offers kids the access to athletes and sports information that they want with in-depth reporting, action photography, first-person athlete accounts and other features. The magazine, books, and web site sikids.com, promote positive values, good sportsmanship and the fun of reading.
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SYS-CON Events announced today that Venafi, the Immune System for the Internet™ and the leading provider of Next Generation Trust Protection, will exhibit at @DevOpsSummit at 19th International Cloud Expo, which will take place on November 1–3, 2016, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. Venafi is the Immune System for the Internet™ that protects the foundation of all cybersecurity – cryptographic keys and digital certificates – so they can't be misused by bad guys in attacks...
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"Tintri was started in 2008 with the express purpose of building a storage appliance that is ideal for virtualized environments. We support a lot of different hypervisor platforms from VMware to OpenStack to Hyper-V," explained Dan Florea, Director of Product Management at Tintri, in this SYS-CON.tv interview at 18th Cloud Expo, held June 7-9, 2016, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY.
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Large scale deployments present unique planning challenges, system commissioning hurdles between IT and OT and demand careful system hand-off orchestration. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Jeff Smith, Senior Director and a founding member of Incenergy, will discuss some of the key tactics to ensure delivery success based on his experience of the last two years deploying Industrial IoT systems across four continents.
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A man knocked on my door and asked for a donation toward the local swimming pool. So I gave him a glass of water.
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|Name: _________________________
|Period: ___________________
This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What was the cause of death of the man's oldest daughter?
(a) Lead poisoning
(b) Car accident
(c) Cancer
(d) Heart disease
2. What was the nature of Eva's death according to Dennis?
(a) Pneumonia
(b) Heart disease
(c) Boating accident
(d) Cancer
3. What was the cause of death of the person whose funeral has just been held?
(a) Heart attack
(b) Cancer
(c) Alcohol poisoning
(d) Car accident
4. Who comes into the shoe store on the day Billy picks out shoes for Eva and her sisters?
(a) A young woman and her drunken father
(b) Eva
(c) Sheila
(d) Dennis
5. Why does Billy promise to send money?
(a) To give to orphans
(b) To bring Eva and her family to America
(c) To buy war bonds
(d) To set up a restaurant
6. Where was Sheila living when she met Daniel?
(a) With an aunt and uncle
(b) An orphanage
(c) A foster home
(d) The YWCA
7. In what year does Billy return from Ireland?
(a) 1975
(b) 1985
(c) 1995
(d) 1965
8. Who was Eva's sister?
(a) Marlene
(b) Mattie
(c) Mary
(d) Magdalene
9. Where did Sheila work when she quit school?
(a) An insurance agency
(b) A gas company
(c) A bowling alley
(d) The post office
10. Who owns the Long Island house now?
(a) Dennis
(b) Eva
(c) Danny
(d) Maeve
11. Who is Dennis telling the story about Eva to in Chapter 2?
(a) His daughter
(b) Danny
(c) Billy
(d) Maeve
12. Who is the spouse of the person whose funeral has just been held?
(a) Mary Lynch
(b) Maeve Lynch
(c) Ava Lynch
(d) Billy Lynch
13. Who is Mr. Holtzman's assistant in the shoe store?
(a) Chuck
(b) Buster
(c) Chip
(d) Smitty
14. What does Dennis tell Billy about Eva?
(a) She has cancer
(b) She died
(c) She married another man
(d) She does not love him
15. How does Dennis' daughter recall Billy's demeanor when they have lunch?
(a) Outgoing
(b) Funny
(c) Sullen
(d) Boisterous
Short Answer Questions
1. What do Dennis and Billy do every day after their work on the house?
2. What did Eva die of according to Billy's sister, Kate?
3. Which of the following is not a reason that Dennis lies to Billy?
4. What is the time period when Chapter 4 begins?
5. Where had Billy worked after the war?
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