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Sanjay Gupta MD CNN March 1, 2014 1:30pm-2:01pm PST
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agreement of association with you. this is a complex decision. one of the mistakes of the ukranian leadership maybe was the fact that at the last minute they realized that that agreement on association that was being proposed by brussels could have significant economic consequences for
. in these conditions, the ukranian leadership, the president, took a decision which is fully constitutional, and it fully meets the prerogatives of the head of any state to refrain, pull back at the moment, from signing an agreement on association with the e.u. that didn't mean, as many have said that, there was a full repudiation of european orientation, just that he had to weigh the circumstances that had come together at that time. so i repeat, that was a decision which was fully within the legitimate prerogatives of the leadership of
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so i have the question, why did this problem need to be -- result in street manifestations? why is it that these street demonstrations need to be encouraged from abroad, encouraged by people from the e.u.? why did the speakers of several countries of the e.u., why did they need to appear at these meetings that were ignited by protests against this decision by the ukranian leadership? why did officials need to talk about bringing -- whipping up the public and whipping up leaders of the opposition? why is it that -- why did there have to be such crude interventions in the internal sovereignty of
? and they are another question to be asked. during the crisis, reacting to these protests the president yanukovych -- and i don't want to condone his actions. many things could be said. i'll just repeat the facts.
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that the leader of the opposition, mr. yatsenyuk was offered the p.m. why not accept that proposal? why continue to rachet up the situation in he could have created a government, mr. yatsenyuk, if he wanted to sign an agreement on association with the e.u. he could have. then he would have been responsible for the catastrophic consequences, economic consequences for the country if he signed that agreement. and then in 2015 there will be presidential elections in
. and if the people don't like the opposition to mr. yanukovych, then let them elect another one. that happened in
before they did that. and yanukovych lost elections, other presidents came in in
. so why continue to whip up the situation? and why some of our western colleagues, are they trying to spur on a continuation of this
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confrontation? why bring the people into the streets, the armed militants into the street? why these armed militants need to throw things at the police? molotov cock tails? why go after the police? one of the scoldings or one of the terrorists -- one of the criticism have been made against people, why are there -- there's no criticisms of people fighting for democracy. the people fighting for democracy there have been no criticism. so why do they exist if they're going to react to this type of manifestation? why should they exist? as a result of the development of the crisis in this way, an agreement was signed, 21st of fiction. and president yanukovych and the opposition signed it. in it there were the signatures of three foreign affairs ministers. minister of foreign affairs of germany, france and poland. it was a very important agreement that was reached. and at a later stage of the crisis, it gave an opportunity to get out of the crisis
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situation. under this agreement there should be a national unit government formed in ten days, constitutional reforms undertaken and then the constitution being adopted by december 2015 there would be presidential elections. the opposition and the authorities of the opposition said that they would not use force. they were to give over their weapons to whoever was supposed to keep them. why was this agreement not complied with? why was it not implemented? why did we hear threats against president yanukovych as a result of which he had to leave kiev? why is it that the parliament with its new membership, ukranian parliament, with the traumatic changes, why did it first right off the top take a decision to take away -- make a decision to take away the language legislation which says that people have the right to use specific languages, minority
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languages, of not only russian language but oral minority languages have the right? why the first day was that decision taken to take those away? was it -- it was not a political coalition or process that they were talking about. it's that one of the leaders of the opposition was called -- was trying to push his will, called himself a victor and trying to force his will on people. i'm not talk about whether there were a lot of them -- or not a lot of them, but there were a number of groups. and among these groups there are some radical extremists. activists who in fact -- who work on ukranian security, that work in that area. now, what has taken place the last few days, which really is why we are meeting today. well, it's a very difficult situation the last few hours has
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not happened in crimea. but in the eastern part of
there's been a lot of concern and particularly in crimea, and we've seen the emergence of people from kiev with a clear intention of repeating what's in kiev, what has been happening in the western part of
. they want to replace the regional government. so that has created great concern in the eastern part of the country, especially in the republic of crimea. so in these circumstances, the head of the ministers, mr. axion in crimea made a statement. today this was referenced by mr. eliason. i will quote the statement "in spite of the agreement which was achieved by the central authorities, there cannot be a change of the security without the agreement of the council and the republic of crimea the violation of the constitution and the violation of laws on the police yesterday, the 28th of
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february, and the beginning of the police action has meant that in these -- in this -- in crimea with the people that are there that are trying to control the situation and the territory, because of the situation there has been disorder and with use of weapons. so then the statement i'll quote now that was issued today by the minister of foreign affairs of russia. the night of march 1st some unknown people sent from kiev made attempts to take over the ministry of internal affairs building in crimea. because of these provocations, there were casualties. there was an attempt to take over other buildings. the attempt they tried to block it. there were some politicians in kiev that are trying to stir up the situation on the peninsula upon orders of kiev. it's very irresponsible to try to whip up the situation in a
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situation that is already very tense already in crimea. so in these conditions, what i mentioned by mr. axion, the prime minister of crimea, he went to the president of russia and made a request to provide assistance to restore peace in crimea. this information is an appeal about mr. yanukovych, his removal from office we thought was done by -- not done in a legal way. as a result of this statement or appeal, the president of russia under our constitutional procedures sent to the council of the federation the following request, that due to the extraordinary situations taking place in
, threats to the lives of russian citizens, our compatriots, the military people of the russian federation that are there, that have been sent there under the agreement we have with
and to crimea,
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under the relevant parts of the constitution, we have gone to the parliament and asked for the possibility of use of force by the russian federation on
until there is a normalization of the civic and political situation in
end of quote. i'd like to draw your attention to it says on the territory of
. not against
as my ukranian colleague said but on the territory of
until the normalization of the civic and political situation in this country. on the recent reports that i have, including on the statement by the representative of the president of the russian federation for the press, a decision on use of armed forces, on the territory of
, the president of the russian federation has not taken that decision. now, the how to get out of this
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situation, i repeat, as mr. eliason said quite correctly, we need cooler heads to prevail. and we have to get back to the political constitutional path. we need to go back to the agreement of the 25th of february and establish a national unity government. and we need to put an end to attempts to converse with opponents, ethnic opponents, political with force
events that have stirred up interest in
that we need to sideline the radicals, and we have to -- with those opponents in kiev, they have to get away from the radicals. and they have to get back to the territory of
. because such actions that they're taking could lead to very difficult developments, which the russian federation is trying to avoid. thank you very much, madam president.
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>> translator: i thank the representative of the russian federation. and i now give the floor to the representative of the united states. >> thank you, madam president. the united states renews our call for the
community to support the newly formed government of
and to prevent unnecessary violence. i'd like to take a moment to respond to the comments made here by the representative of the russian federation. actions speak louder than words. early this morning, the russian duma acted to authorize the use of military force in
. this is as dangerous as it is destabilizing. we are deeply disturbed by reports this morning of russian military intervention into crimea. this intervention is without legal basis, indeed it violates russia's commitment to protect the sovereignty territorial integrity and independence of
. it is time for the russian
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intervention in
to end. the russian military must stand down, the aspirations of the ukranian people must be respected, and political dialogue must be allowed to continue. we applaud the remarkable rerestaurant ar rerestaurant ar restraint to that dialogue. we have said from the outset that we recognize and respect russia's historical ties to
. but instead of engaging the government of
institutions about its concerns for ethnic russians, russia ignored both and has instead acted unilaterally and military. it is ironic that the russian federation regularly goes out of its way in this chamber to emphasize the sanctity of national borders and of sovereignty. but russian actions in
are violating the sovereignty of
and pose a threat to peace and security. russia alleges various actions against and threats to minority
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groups in
. we see no evidence of these actions yet, but russia's provocative actions could easily push a tense situation beyond the breaking point. russia's incitement of groups to come out to protest is not responsible behavior in the present situation. there is a clear way forward that would preserve
's sovereignty, territorial integrity and address russia's concerns. first, russia should directly engage the government of
. second,
monitors and observers, including from the u.n. and osce, should be sent to
. that's the best way to get the facts, monitor conduct, and to prevent any abuses. russia is a leading member of both institutions and can participate actively to ensure that its interests are upheld. the immediate deployment of
observers from either the osce or united nations to crimea would also provide transparency about the movement and activities of
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military and paramilitary forces in the region, and diffuse the tensions between different groups. we are also working to stand up an
mediation mission to the crimea to begin to deescalate the situation and facilitate productive and peaceful political dialogue among all ukranian parties. our paramount concerns are to end the confrontation and to find a solution that allows the ukranian people to determine their own destiny, their own government, their own future. that must be the goal of this council and the
community. the united nations will work with
, oural lies and partners in europe and around the world, and here at the united nations to uphold and protect the sovereignty, unity and democratic future of
. thank you. >> translator: i thank the representative of the united states, and i give the floor to the representative of the united kingdom. >> president, as the permanent representative of russia has suggested that some e.u. member
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states were somehow involved in making the crisis in
worse, i should like to set out clearly my government's position. the united kingdom is deeply concerned by the escalation of tensions in the crimea peninsula and by the fact that the russian parliament has authorized russian military action on ukranian soil against the wishes of the ukranian government. this action is a grave threat to the sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity of
. we condemn any act of aggression against
. we have therefore sought an immediate and full explanation from the russian federation for the decision to authorize -- >> you've just been listening to an emergency session of the u.n. security council there discussing the situation in
, really a riveting back and forth between the
's representative, russia's representative and u.s. representative, ambassador is a
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man th samantha power. let me briefly summarize. samantha power, the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. saying it is time for russian intervention in
to end, and she argues that it is as dangerous as it is destabilizing. and she also goes on to suggest some steps that the u.s. and its partners are working on, including bringing
monitors. before that we heard from the russian ambassador to the u.n., vitaly churkin in a very defiant argument starting by saying that really the russians were asked to come in by crimean representatives, pro-russian in that part of the country. said they received a request to provide assistance to restore peace in that country. he also went on to make the charge that it was the west, including the e.u. and the u.s., who stirred up the disturbances in kiev, saying that it was in his words a crude intervention into the internal sovereignty of the
. so in effect, russia there reversing the tables on the u.s. saying they are not violating
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ukraine's sovereignty but that in fact the west did that by getting involved in those demonstrations. we are joined now by our team of correspondents. we have elise labott at the state department, richard roth at the u.n. and christiane amanpour in london. christiane, tell me what you heard that was the most striking part of this. >> reporter: well, all sides staked out the positions that we've been hearing over the last 24 hours. there was nothing new in who they blamed and counter blame. i found it striking that the russians didn't go as heavily in a diatribe against the united states as the u.s. did against russia. the things that were slightly interesting were both the united states and russia named a couple of avenues out of this. russia suggested that there should be a government of national unity in the
, and also that the rights of the ethnic russians should be respected. the russians have been very angry that the interim ukranian government issued a law banning
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the russian language and also that they disbanded the security service, the riot police. from the u.s. point of view as you point out, there was a long list of suggestions, and apparently work under way according to the united states to involve many, many different
organizations in fact gatherings, in missions to
and to crimea, and indeed as a way to observe and monitor and mediate the way forward. insisting also the u.s. ambassador that russia, which is part of these organizations that were named, would be able to have its own interests respected. so there did seem to be an attempt to step back from the brink, but it's still clearly a very, very difficult situation. the russian ambassador again stating that the russian government has not made a decision as to whether to have a full-scale military intervention. we'll see how this diplomacy works out. >> i was watching my watch, it
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was at least ten minutes before the russian ambassador to the u.n., vitaly churkin started talking about the issue on hand, troops on the ground. he was reiterating old charges that the u.s. and west were behind the demonstrations in kiev. it struck me early on that the deputy secretary general eliason mentioned a hopeful sign today, the government in kiev mentioned the idea of broadening the government to add more representatives from eastern
, which speaks to your point about creating a unity government. do you see that as a hopeful sign as well? >> reporter: well, it's an indispensable necessity at this point. in fact, we've been reporting on this from the beginning of this week. the foreign ministers who negotiated that deal that you heard churkin talking about a week ago have said over and over again, particularly the polish representative that there had to be a clear demonstration that
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the new interim authorities in
were not just for their side of
but for all of
, including obviously the ethnic russians and those who see their future aligned with russia, particularly in the crimea and that part of
. so this has been something that really they need to do. it's the sine quanon of any kind of revolution. you have to be of all the people not just for one side. and i think that's going to be something that's going to be heavily urged on the new ukranian authorities and to see whether there can be some kind of mediation. interestingly, the polish foreign minister said, this was last week, that one of the reasons he believed yanukovych had agreed to sort of step back and shorten his time in power -- now this is before yanukovych fled, before the order was given to kill all those people -- was that president putin himself had said to yanukovych it's time to sort of shorten your time in office and have new elections. so as long as the can
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be brought on board, then it looks like there might be some hope to some kind of mediation. but it's going to be some tough diplomacy ahead. >> christiane, as you've been speaking there we're seeing this meeting now breaking up at the u.n. security council. a little less than an hour as they held this emergency session to discuss the situation, the crisis on the ground in
. i'm going to bring in our richard roth from the u.n. now. before the russian and american ambassadors spoke we saw the
ambassador, yur yuri surgeyev speak as well. he said they want peace restored threatened by russia's intervention. he also mentioned his interest in having
monitors on the ground there, something that ambassador power mentioned. do you see, richard that, those efforts that planning is under way already to bring as ambassador power said a mediation mission, the possibility of monitors? how far along is that option or is it still just in discussion? >> reporter: that could be in
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discussion. we now know that secretary general ban ki-moon of the u.n. has spoken with putin of russia in the last hour or so. we're awaiting details on that conversation. i don't want to guess, but we could see some early feelers regarding the idea of monitors or any type of discussions. this is where the u.n. comes into play. you've got two differing sides. the u.n. can be the honest broker to try to set up something. as you mentioned, u.s. ambassador power talking about monitors from either the u.n. or the european security organizations. the
ambassador did not speak that long compared to the russian ambassador. usually lit country that's got the big complaint and brings the meeting before the cameras usually they go on for awhile. perhaps
is regretting that.
said that russian troops by the hour continue to pour in, though he didn't give the same number as one of his spokesmen of 15,000 russian troops in crimea which we do not have any confirmation on. the security council will be watching the situation in the days ahead. they'll come right back for meetings. they may want to embarrass
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russia if things heat up and force a moscow veto. for now as you heard churkin of russia saying cooler heads should prevail. but actions speak louder than words says his u.s. counterpart. >> and churkin said that cooler heads should prevail but then accused hit ukranian counterpart of not having a cooler head in effect. although sergeyev's comments from what i hear were fairly measured and calm and much shorter than his russian counterparts. i want to bring in elise labott, foreign affairs reporter, talking about u.s. involvement. you've been discussing options on the table for secretary kerry and president obama. you talked about how an essential focus here is getting russian buy, in trying to convince the russians they can have a part, a relationship with a unified
with the government going forward. how much of a priority is that? >> reporter: i think that's going to be the big priority, jim. nobody wants to see this escalate. and we've been talking throughout the day about how the u.s. and russia have so many
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issues that they're working on together. on syria, on iran. definitely don't want any of those to suffer and don't want to see any type of military intervention getting any larger in
. so i think right now the discussions are centered around how can they send a message to president putin not just that there will be costs which is the stick but what's the carrot, that if you can be part of the solution, if you could help develop a strong independent democratic
you can have wide-ranging relationships on the diplomatic, political and economic front with
similar to a country like finland which is a neighbor of russia which has very close ties with the european union but also has a very good, close economic and political relationship with russia. so i think what you're hearing at the united nations, even though there's a lot of tough rhetoric going on, you heard ambassador samantha power calling it quote ironic that russia's always talking about the sanctity and the sovereignty
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of other countries, a kind of dig at how the russians have been dealing on syria, but also talking about mediation and talking about how russian interests can be protected. so i think that's really what we're going to see in the next couple of days, maybe a mediator go there, maybe some discussion on how to make sure that russia has a seat at the table here. >> i suppose the trouble is those carrots and sticks i'm sure have been a topic of conversation in all the back and forth we've seen over the last 48, 72 hours before those russian force moved in and yet russia went forward. what we have learned, the president's national security adviser ben rhodes has tweeted just a short time ago that the president today was in touch with several world leaders involved in this crisis. so clearly those conversations continuing. we're going to take a short break now. you've just watched this emergency session in the u.n. security council. we're going have our reporters elise labott, richard roth at the u.n. and others including on the ground in crimea right after this break. hey guys! sorry we're late.
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you are in the cnn news room. i'm jim sciutto in today for don lemon. this just into cnn. russian state media are reporting that president obama spoke a short time ago by phone with russian president vladimir putin. mr. obama reportedly raised concerns about russia's plan for possible intervention in
. no word on president putin's response to those confirmed. we've got fred pleitkin. but also jim acosta. >> reporter: it's been a week and a day since the two leaders spoke, a senior administration official confirms president obama spoke with vladimir putin earlier today. we expect a read out from the white house shortly as to what they discussed during that phone call. as you know, jim, the kremlin
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got the jump a little bit on the white house here in terms of what the contents of that call were. and it does seem that vladimir putin and president obama have a disagreement here as to who is responsible for the unrest, the uncertainty in
. vladimir putin according to a statement coming out of the kremlin says that this is due to ultranationalists in
. so we're waiting to see exactly what the white house has to say about this phone call and what the president expressed. one thing we should also point out is that the deputy national security adviser over here at the white house, ben rhodes, who serves under susan rice, tweeted out just a few moments ago that the president was speaking to several foreign leaders. so we should expect additional readouts in addition to this readout on the phone call between president obama and president putin. it seems that the president was on the phones quite a bit today. that might explain why he was not involved in that national security meeting which took place earlier today as we've been reporting all afternoon, jim. you saw the pictures coming out
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I love it when you all get creative. Trisha explains her approach to answering the 7 Questions very well below, so this needs little in the way of introduction. All I'll say is that we were nearly all "closeted, confused beginners" at some point, no matter how out we are, or how confident we now seem. I welcome stories from all of you, wherever you are. Thanks for sharing Trisha!
Preface: WeHappyTrans.com is running a project to try to get happy transfolk of many types to answer 7 questions about themselves.
Now since the first question is one's name, and they are posting largely video responses rather than written responses, I'm guessing that they don't get a lot of closeted, confused beginners. Certainly the ones I watched so far (there are a lot) were confident, experienced and seemingly out. But I like hearing lots of different stories. Honestly, I'm very new to all this, but I'm pretty happy at the moment, so I'm going to try to answer these. But as a twist, I'm going to try to answer each of them with a poem I have written. 1
1) What's your name? Chosen or otherwise.
Unanswerable Questions
When you are given an unanswerable question, you have 3 basic options:
Give an honest and therefore unhelpful answer,
Attempt to explode the question (usually via humor, or some jay's-trick),
Or give a partially helpful answer to some different but vaguely related question, and disguise it as an answer to the unanswerable question.
I like to alternate approaches.
It's good to admit that you are flummoxed sometimes and reduced to useless armwaving.
Personally, I prefer futile flailing over time-worn platitudes,
Because I want people to see ME being half-lost,
Not that being half-lost is so common it has worn its own path.
But it is good to let them see that you understand the question is unanswerable too, and are side-stepping it rather than just refusing to answer. 2
Sometimes the closest we can get to uttering truths is to veer around erratically, like a cat chasing a laser dot,
Earnest and silly, and frustrated in equal measure …
2) Who has been most supportive of your transition? If you haven't started transition, who's been most supportive of your gender expression, questioning or explorations?
Excerpts from R. M.'s Facebook Timeline
Oct 17, 2012: "Newsflash: crap sloppy thinking is not okay, and it doesn't suddenly become okay if you like the point the crap sloppy thinking is trying to get at."
Oct 16, 2012: "Thou shalt not use poetry, art or music to get into girls' pants. Use it to get into their heads….Thou shalt spell the word "Pheonix" P-H-E-O-N-I-X not P-H-O-E-N-I-X, regardless of what the Oxford English Dictionary tells you…." Gods I love this song. [link to Dan Le Sac vs Scroobius Pip]
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Oct 10, 2012: [Link to Micheal Leunig – Seven Types of Ordinary Happiness (sigh)]
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Sept, 2012: "Kids camping with grandparents. Marvelous afternoon, followed by the best sushi in the western hemisphere. Serendipitously ended our night at a hookah lounge where I finally came to terms with my love of dubstep. Sleep now, yes please."
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April, 2012 "Uh… I seem to have gotten a bit of a highlight for this piece. When will I learn to keep my mouth shut?" – [Link to local newspaper story about the politics of historical preservations of buildings in our city]
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2011 "Okay folks, I'm famous. Here's the news piece about my family, and my blog about it." [Link]
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2011 "Holy crap. I'm going to be featured on [local TV station] for my "sustainable lifestyle". Gaaaah."
2010 "I have a desk! I have a door!"
2010 "My new employment home. *faints* *revives* *looks at website* *faints again* (but still manages to hit the enter key)." [link to eco-charity she still works for]
2009 "I want the universe to know how awesome my new haircut is (and have even agreed to photos to prove it)." [image]
2009 "just had the delightful experience of not being able to afford a medication for the first time. So, if you're a friend of mine, and you try to explain to me why a public healthcare option is a bad idea, and I can reach you, I might deck you. Just FYI."
2009 "My 2009 Garden, yo. I am Demeter, gardener of gardeners. Look on my works, ye mighty and DESPAIR!" [Images]
2009 joined Facebook
2008 founded local food based non-profit
2001 Married me
1993 Began dating me
3) What do most enjoy about your life since beginning transition? That is, what are some of the things you love doing now, that you couldn't do before? And if you're not there yet, what about the possibility of transition excites you the most? What do you look forward to?
There are calm happinesses, that sip perfectly brewed green teas and just breathe
There are cathartic happinesses, which lose subtle pains in a blaring guitar line with eyes squeezed tightly shut
There are bubbly happinesses, where we hum to ourselves and every step bounces
There are domestic happinesses, thick and white as milk in a cereal bowl, or a fresh towel
There are horny happinesses, which moan and shudder and can't finish the thoughts they start
There are nostalgic happinesses, the dusty dried flowers of good days past
There are childish happinesses, silly games in primary colors
In some happinesses we are so absorbed in the things of the moment, that we don't even notice we are happy, or remember, but if shown a picture later we cannot deny that we must have been
There are contented happinesses, a last sigh before sleep
There are even angry happinesses, where we burn a bridge, but soar with heady and dangerous freedom
There are dark happinesses, where a thousand terrors oppress the heart, and yet it sings
There are cheerful happinesses, infectious smiles that creep into our eyes and voice
The wines of a hundred lands are not as varied as the ways to be happy within a single life. 4
4) Who are your trans role models? or Who have you looked up to in the trans community? Who inspires you? Whether it's someone you know, or someone you've admired from afar, this is your chance to give a shout out.
National Stay In the Closet Day, 2012
Once I lived open as a supermarket,
Every topic in my heart on display for the wandering eye
Now I have secrets and fears
Every conversation has become a minefield.
Will I be too afraid to go venture in that direction?
Will I tiptoe carefully, in hints?
Will I be blown up?
* * *
A lazy day, coziness, with my honey
Like an echo of an imaginary honeymoon
Sunshine, but enough coolness to justify snuggling
Moments of calm and peace, after a dark time
The slow euphoria of truth in the depths trickling upward
But the tender happiness that only comes with fragility
It would be so easy to wreck it all …
* * *
I listen to the speaker tell her story.
She's dressing full-time now, and telling the crowd about it, after years in secret 5
Or the poet who crows about burning down his closet after 8 years in 6
Or all these other bright bold people living their selves in the open 7
Maybe they should be role models
But I just feel like a failure and a coward next to them
How did the proud make them feel their first year in?
Admiration certainly, but also hope maybe, or shame …
* * *
The beginning and end have different agendas
The first flicker looks at the bonfire and
Sighs and hides from the wind.
The bonfire couldn't hide what it is anymore if it tried
So why not shine in pride and celebration?
* * *
Such certainty they seem to have
Where I am all confusion and internal conflict
Fear holds my tongue, yes, but honesty does too
All terms seem like lies next to the squirming truth
Can I begrudge the proud their hard won pride?
The precious dangerous labels they have claimed?
Ha, I can begrudge anything …
* * *
So my closet is more cluttered every month
There is the occasional visit
But the flame hasn't gone out yet …
5) What change(s) would you most like to see in the world? This can be trans related, or not, but we'd love to know where your passion lies.
Communication Protocols
The message resists our discourse
We have too many defenses against it
We put it down, but won't look it in the eye
Like the cow that becomes our hamburger
But the truth surmounts all syntax!
If we assault it, it will hide
In the depths once more
But will surface again and again
The truth, the awful truth
It's too big to fit into normal words
Or fancy words, or academic words
Or policy-statements or press-releases
Or newspapers or sound-bytes or even pop songs
The truth, the awful truth
It's too big for any of our usual discourses.
One more blog entry would miss the point completely.
I wrote an academic paper and it was just a waste of ink.
O reader you know the peril
And you know the message
You know the costs
You know what's at stake
Our ice it is melting
Our storms growing bigger
Our oil grows dearer
Our time running out
Our farming is in shambles
Our finances lies
"Unsustainable" means it can't go on forever
When it falls apart it should be no surprise
Soon come the floods
And the wars and the price-hikes
Soon comes the hunger
The squabbling for scraps
I have no solutions
I have only questions
I've been given the message
But can barely face it myself
Mine is the bugle to call us to danger
Mine is the plea on the brink of despair
Mine is the attempt to transform my habits
Mine is the fear it's already too late
Shut fast the factory lovely and new
We cannot afford its staggering cost
Clean off the rust of the cheap and abandoned
And pray that the old ways are not already lost
6) What are you doing to make those changes happen? That's right all, no getting off the hook! We're all in this big ol' mess together, and we each need to do our part. Share with us how you're the change you want to see.
Shopping List 8
Kielbasa – 1 lb
Hamburger – Royer's local beef
Pepperoni – 1 package
Butter – 1 lb, salted or unsalted
Treat – some little thing to make shopping seem bearable
Shredded Mozz. Cheese – for Pizza, at least 12 oz. unless it's cheaper than usual
Cottage Cheese
Some new product in a bright package to make this week seem different from last week
Brownie mix
Red wine – 1 cheap bottle, Cheapass maybe
Wine – 1 bottle for actually drinking
Hope – 1 week's worth
Apples, 1 bag, any varietal
Bananas- 1 bunch organic
Whole Ginger –organic if possible
Cabbage – 1 head, green unless the red is cheap
Parsley – I bunch
Some produce that's overpriced to give me the illusion of doing something virtuous, even though I really know just how close industrial organic is to regular industrial, and that none of this produce is local or farmed in any way I could feel good about, and neither my lifestyle nor anyone else's is changing at anything like the rate needed to save us all from a doom we richly deserve and which I can't think about without breaking down in tears.
2 Boxes of Raisin Bran
Bread – 1 loaf, Spring Mill local bakery if possible
Frozen Spinach – 1 box
Jam – 1 jar, maybe if I buy the upscale stuff I won't feel quite so poor
20 oz bag of red potato wedges – WTF? Why not just buy red potatoes? Well that's what the recipe says, ok we'll try it their way the first time …
Sauerkraut – 14 oz
Cider or apple juice – 1 cup – Ha! Like I'll find it in that small a quantity
Sparkling Apple Juice – for the kids, if it's still on that kickass sale this week.
Feeling like I accomplished something, even if it's trivial and ephemeral
Morton Kosher Salt
This is the literature of our actual lives, hidden in fragments between the everyday
Canola Oil
Condoms 9
And finally, magical number 7, tell us something, anything, special and unique about you, your interests, your story. Never forget, gender is just one part of the larger project of becoming a fully authentic human being.
Once I was
Once I was a poet
I loved words and hated them too
Beautiful, beautiful but
Failures all to capture
What they were words of
So I became a scholar
I loved theories and hated them too
Beautiful, beautiful but
Failures all to capture
What they were theories of
The living truth outruns us
It dodges all our arrow-words
And theory-nets
The patient ones track it but never catch up
The bold ones catch a glimpse
And are lost again in the woods
Once I was a math teacher
I loved patterns and hated them too
Beautiful, beautiful but
But perhaps
We find a pattern and then
It breaks and we find surprise
Beauty is the economy of surprise
So now I am a housewife
I love my spouse and kids and house
Beautiful, beautiful but
The failure is me
Now the task is learning
to love myself
Related posts:
- And some endnotes. ↩
- Ok, I AM refusing to answer, fine, whatever. I go by Brian a lot, Trisha a lot, and on computer accounts, Columnaxia a lot. ↩
- Posted exactly 1 month after I came out to her as trans. ↩
- My increased overall happiness has just been a lot more significant than any one particular aspect of things so far. ↩
- Ryan at http://www.thetechnojesus.com/ ↩
- Walter at http://passedoutfullyclothed.blogspot.com/ bi not trans, but still an inspiration to me ↩
- Shout outs to BrinConvient at Bigender.net and YouTube, MaryXYZXYZ at Rachelshaven, Forrest who I once knew IRL before I ever considered this stuff for myself, and several other beginners/friends struggling along with me (Fiona, Shannon, A/kira, etc.) ↩
- This poem is older, 2009, its the only one of these 7 poems that I haven't written or severely re-jiggered since coming out to myself a few months ago. Even my grocery shopping has gotten less awful over the last 3 years … ↩
- In fairness, my wife works full time at a charity focusing on our concerns, and founded and spends a lot of time helping another non-profit seeking to address very similar things. Keeping our family together so she can do her good work and working on our own lifestyle as much as I can, while building the skills to do so even better, (and I guess writing a bit, and trying to sort myself out and learn to be happy) is pretty much what I can do at this stage of my life. ↩

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Since its launch in 2010, the interactive GIS website has become a key feature of GCRO's data systems; ensuring that together with the map of month outputs, spatial information on the Gauteng City-Region is publically accessible online. The GIS website has consistently received the most hits on the GCRO website and is utilised by government, NGOs, students and the general public.
For a number of reasons detailed below, there was an urgent need to upgrade the website. Firstly, the GIS website was developed using the open source Adobe Flex application framework and Google Maps Flash API (Application Programming Interface) – cutting edge technology at the time providing a dynamic, interactive Web 2.0 experience for the user. Since the original development there has however been a shift away from Adobe Flex/Flash, as a Flash plugin has to be installed to access the website and does not run on Apple iOS mobile devices, preventing access to the GIS website on iPads and iPhones. This is a serious concern in terms of online access to GCRO's data, as the shift from PCs/laptops to mobile computing devices gathers momentum. Secondly, Google discontinued any further development or support of the Google Maps Flash API, with the API discontinued from 1 September 2014.
In the light of these concerns, an investigation was undertaken during the 2013/2014 financial year by GCRO in partnership with Esri South Africa and the Johannesburg Centre for Software Engineering (JCSE) based at Wits, to determine the best development solution for the upgrade. The investigation revealed there is an international shift towards HTML 5/JavaScript (JS) and it was agreed to upgrade GCRO's GIS website to an HTML 5/JavaScript application using the latest Esri WebApp Builder application.
The project will benefit GCRO and its stakeholders by expanding access to GCRO's spatial data across the main browsers and devices (such as mobile phones and tablets) using the latest internet technology.
The original (Flex) GIS website was updated in August 2014 to remove the Google maps API.
In July 2014, the JCSE was appointed to develop the second generation HTML5/JS GIS website, with new GIS website launched at the end of June 2015. The new website can be now accessed from the main internet browsers across a range of devices and provides updated data and themes. The original flex website will still be available in parallel for a few months, before being discontinued.


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A man who held a San Rafael woman captive for a weekend of violent abuse was sentenced Friday to 22 years and eight months in state prison.
Carlos Ciprano Housh, 50, of Concord could have received a life sentence in the case, which was charged as a third strike. But Judge Paul Haakenson discounted the first strike, a 1981 conviction for an attempted robbery case in which Housh, then 19, had peripheral involvement.
The victim in the San Rafael case was Housh's girlfriend, and the crimes occurred at her apartment in June 2011. Authorities said Housh was enraged that the woman wanted to end their relationship, refused to let her leave the apartment or call for help, and subjected her to three days of torment.
A jury convicted Housh of domestic violence, false imprisonment, criminal threats and witness intimidation. He was also convicted of assaulting the woman with a rock sculpture, which he repeatedly dropped on her while she was lying down, the prosecution said.
The jurors deadlocked 10 to 2 on rape and sodomy charges. They also deadlocked on a charge that Housh assaulted the woman by pressing a pair of scissors against her eyelids, allegedly threatening to cut out her eyes so other men would not be interested in her.
At the sentencing Friday afternoon, which was attended by numerous Housh supporters and family members, Deputy District Attorney Namita Bhatt argued for a life sentence and read a letter from the victim.
"I will always look over my shoulder in fear," the woman wrote.
Housh's public defenders, Peter Arian and Tamara Chellam, argued for a lighter sentence, noting that Housh was not convicted of the forcible sex crimes. They described the case as a domestic violence incident.
"He's not a perfect person," Arian said. "But 20 years is too much for this."
Haakenson said he was swayed by the "harrowing testimony" at the trial, some of it involving prior victims in Housh's life. One woman, impregnated by Housh during a sexual assault, kept the child a secret from him rather than let him claim fatherhood.
Another woman suffered a star-like shape carved into her breast because Housh wanted to "brand her" as his own, Haakenson said.
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Sammy Silverman's crown is still safe, but Alabama is decidedly head-above-shoulders above its SEC rivals in the Photoshop game.
Here's a sampling of personalized photos Alabama is sending to various commitments at Nike's football training camp, The Opening.
Day 2. #RollTide pic.twitter.com/dOBLNyn8T7
— Blake Barnett (@BlakeBarnett_8) July 6, 2014
(I have no problem believing that guy will be a quarterback for Alabama.)
#RTR #BAMA pic.twitter.com/nUbp1JWlLH
— shawn Burgess (@_SBB2) July 6, 2014
(This guy looks like he's in his thirties.)
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— c.o.r boyz (@ridley_calvin) July 6, 2014
(This guy has two pythons sewn into the place where his arms should be.)
You see it a little some some for the opening Bama bound!!!!!! pic.twitter.com/rt0gCTuNaY
— BIG_HOMIE_76 (@BIGGLEZZ_76) July 6, 2014
(The big homie, Lester Cotton, is going to be a monster, isn't he?)
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With $5 Million State Aid Package, Company Could be the First Pulp and Paper Mill to Operate without Fossil Fuels
PARK FALLS - Governor Jim Doyle today visited the Flambeau River Papers mill and announced $5 million to help the company achieve its goal of being the first integrated pulp and paper mill in the nation to operate without the use of fossil fuels.
"Flambeau River Papers is a great Wisconsin success story," Governor Doyle said. "The former owners closed this mill in 2006, but with the assistance of a $4 million package of loans from the state, a group of investors reopened it and saved 300 jobs. Now the company is leading the way in clean energy. Their proposed biorefinery shows us all that we can have an energy future that creates jobs, protects our environment and relies less on Mideast oil and more on Midwest know-how."
Flambeau River Papers received a $5 million award in the 2007-09 biennial state budget. The funding, through the Department of Commerce, will go toward reducing fossil fuel usage. The total project cost is $10.6 million.
Flambeau River Papers recently also received a $30 million federal grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to create a biorefinery for renewable sulfur-free diesel fuel. The company expects to begin production of approximately 6 million gallons of transportation fuel per year in 2010.
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Clint Herbst, also known as Mr. Monticello, will be returning to his job as mayor of Monticello for his ninth and 10th year after a landslide victory over challenger Brad Fyle.
He received 3,561 votes (66.8 percent) to Fyle's 1,738 votes (32.6 percent).
Herbst was pleasantly surprised by the margin and impressed with the turnout."[The margin] did surprise me," Herbst said Wednesday morning. "I thought it would be a lot closer than that."
"I'm very impressed that Monticello turned out as many people as we did," added Herbst. "It's a credit to our community."
Herbst, who has lived in Monticello since 1972, has held a public office in town for the majority of the last two plus decades. He was originally elected to city council in 1990, where he served three four-year terms.
In 2004, Herbst ran successfully for mayor, and has served as the mayor of Monticello ever since.
"People feel like Monticello is doing pretty well," said Herbst. "[They are] happy with the direction the city is going."
Fyle, a Monticello High School graduate like Herbst, is also a former mayor. He served for two years in the early 1990s.
He proved to be a rather easy opponent for Herbst, since the incumbent doubled up the vote total on his challenger.
Tom Perrault (3,606 votes) and Glen Posusta (2,612 votes) retain their spots on the Monticello city council, as they ran unopposed in this year's election. There were 239 write-in votes in the council race.


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For comfortable, modern, affordable accommodation close to the wonders of the Tongariro National Park and the Tongariro River, world famous for its fly fishing, choose Sportsmans Lodge, Turangi.
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Nestled on the banks of the world famous Tongariro River at the southern end of Lake Taupo is Sportsmans Lodge. It is the hidden accommodation gem of the Lake Taupo District and has a unique, tranquil character of its own.
Its relaxed and comfortable surroundings has special appeal to fly fishermen, skiers and all those keen to experience Tongariro National Park's amazing walks.
The Lodge is described by guests as a "real" lodge. It has nine comfortable units with own ensuites, some with double beds and others twin singles. Guests share a large fully equipped kitchen. The lodge lounge has TV, pool table and open log fire - the perfect place to share stories.
Our self contained garden cottage is perfect for those who want privacy.
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Sportsmans Lodge, 15 Taupahi Road, Turangi, Lake Taupo, New Zealand.
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- Todos los meses del año
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- BBQ Facility
- Internet (Public Use)
- Laundry
- Luggage Storage
- Proximidad con el terminal de autobuses turísticos:
- 5 minutes walk from coach terminal. Transport from Lodge provided
- Proximidad con el pueblo:
- 5 minutes walk to town centre
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Tommy John stopped playing Major League Baseball in 1989, but his name keeps coming up.
Pitchers rupturing the Ulnar Collateral Ligament in their elbows has occurred more frequently through the season's first months than ever before. Per baseballheatmaps.com, 18 pitchers have gone under the knife to repair UCL damage in the majors so far this season alone.
According to the same website, during the entire 2013 season, 19 major leaguers received a Tommy John surgery, the name given to the corrective procedure.
"Tommy John surgery is named after one of the first pitchers to receive the surgery," said Missouri baseball trainer Aaron Gray. "Usually what is done is a tendon is taken from the end of the forearm, close to the wrist. And that tendon is actually used to reconstruct the ulnar collateral ligament."
Returning from the surgery is lengthy and taxing, with the rehab period set from a year to two years, according to WebMD.
Senior Eric Anderson and sophomore Peter Fairbanks have both effectively returned after undergoing Tommy John surgeries, though Anderson has been held out of throwing for the past week after exiting his last start early.
For Fairbanks, he said his arm almost feels better since the operation. That did not come easily; he said his rehab was difficult.
"Hellish is a good way to describe it," Fairbanks said. "I had to do an hour and a half to two hours a day for three months, just to start strengthening your shoulder and the area around the shoulder. After that, I could finally start lifting light weights and doing other exercises."
Gray said the increased prevalence of Tommy John surgeries is rooted in a variety of reasons.
"It probably is not a single cause," Gray said. "It probably is a combination of a lot of things. One is velocity. Pitchers are throwing harder now than ever before. We know that if you throw harder, you have increased stress on the inside of your elbow and on the UCL."
In a recent study, though, Jeff Zimmerman of Fangraphs.com, a baseball statistics and analysis website, found that pitchers who threw over 100 miles per hour needed the Tommy John surgery at a lower rate than the overall population of pitchers.
Of the 56 pitchers who have touched triple digits since 2007, 25 percent have ruptured or damaged their UCL. For all pitchers, it is expected that 33 percent will need the surgery at some point. But the sample of hard throwers is small enough to draw the result into question.
Mike Marshall, a former major league player who holds a master's degree in science and a doctorate in exercise physiology, said throwing motion, not velocity, is responsible for the increased number of UCL injuries.
Marshall has created his own motion, which he claims will eliminate shoulder and elbow injuries altogether. He emphasizes use of the muscles in the back and not the pectorals. This brings the arm in a straight motion down and back to front and over, almost like a softball delivery.
However, there lacks a sample to research this motion. No MLB pitcher has used it, and there are questions of whether a pitcher could even be effective throwing that way.
But instead of mechanics or velocity, there might be a simpler answer — overuse.
James Andrews, the foremost expert on ligament repair and doctor to multiple professional athletes, found a much higher injury risk for kids who played year-round in multiple leagues. This takes away the arm's recovery time, leaving the elbow vulnerable.
In a 2001 study, a pair of writers from Baseball Prospectus found a link between the high pitch counts of the time, usually 130 to 140, and injury occurrence.
Any count that high has become rare in the majors, because it is in a team's best interest to protect the future of the arms it has millions invested in.
College is a different story.
When an elite pitcher goes to college, he'll frequently be asked to throw beyond the point of fatigue, into counts around the risky 140 mark. This is demonstrated nearly every week when North Carolina State's Carlos Rodon, the possible No. 1 pick in the 2014 MLB Draft, takes the mound.
Mizzou avoids allowing pitchers to get that high.
"It depends a little bit on each guy," Missouri coach Tim Jamieson said. "Generally, once a guy reaches 100 pitches, we'll let him finish the inning but he won't come out for the next one. That's just us, and it does depend on the guy. We don't have a set pitch count for each person."


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In4mation previews their 2008 Holiday collection alongside Contrast Magazine. Certainly making a case for their strongest and most comprehensive goods to date, the Hawaiian based label continue their simple, clean aesthetic stemming from the collective's island roots. Although few streetwear brands manage to pull off a complete mens and womenswear lineup, In4mation execute both flawlessly and we wouldn't expect any less. Holiday 2008 is scheduled to arrive at retailers December 1st with images from the upcoming season after the jump!
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On Saturday, hundreds of thousands of floppy-hatted revelers will descend upon Churchill Downs to watch the 133rd running of the Kentucky Derby. To witness this spectacle--the quaffing of sundry Mint Juleps (a delicious bit of Julep trivia, here), the scads of money wagered on the whims of equine beasts, the men clad in copious pink--is to witness something from another era. And for our purposes, it gives satisfactory reason to turn attention to Louisville's schools.
The Supreme Court is set to rule in the weeks ahead on whether the Jefferson County school district (Louisville and its suburbs) can continue its policy of using race to determine school assignments. To refresh:
After Brown v. Board of Education (1954) outlawed de jure school segregation, districts across the country began assigning students to campuses by race, which meant that lots of kids were bused across town to ensure proper classroom ratios. Jefferson County's desegregation program began in 1975. In 1991, however, the Supreme Court ruled that busing was no longer necessary and that individual districts could return to "neighborhood schooling" (assigning students to the schools closest to their homes) regardless of whether classrooms would become re-segregated.
But Louisville liked its integrated schools and opted to keep parts of the 1975 program in place. Jefferson County's current system allows parents to apply for the schools they want--92 percent get their first or second choice--and, according to the district's director of student assignment, race is only one of a number of factors used to determine placement.
As was bound to happen, however, someone didn't initially get the school she wanted and decided to sue. Plaintiff Crystal Meredith argues that by taking race into account, Jefferson County has sent up an unlawful quota system.
Just as horse racing seems likes something from another era, so too this bickering over the racial composition of the schools. That perception is exacerbated when one takes a closer look at Jefferson County's achievement data. District officials may trumpet their success in achieving a desegregated classroom, but they haven't done much to achieve desegregated academics.
Did white kids in Jefferson County schools make AYP in 2006 in math and reading? Yup: 63.1 percent hit the proficient mark in reading, 50.7 percent in math. How about black kids? Nope: only 38.6 percent were proficient in reading, and 22.5 percent in math. Looks like Louisville's schools are pretty segregated, after all.
And Kentucky has no charter-school law (one of just ten such states), meaning that while "choice" may exist in Louisville, low-income black kids have only the district schools to choose from--schools that are clearly not doing a good job teaching them. But, hey, at least they've got diversity.
Regardless of how one feels about using race in assigning students to schools, it's pretty clear that Jefferson County is fighting the wrong battle. Race shouldn't be the district's main concern; getting all its students to high academic levels should be. At the very least, the city could push state policymakers to pass some type of charter law so that students in Jefferson County have a real choice among public schools. Right now, to the best of Gadfly's knowledge, nobody in Frankfort is even thinking about bringing charter schools to the Blue Grass State--a real pity.
My Old Kentucky Home is a fine anthem. But in education, Kentucky would do well to start whistling some new tunes.
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Kansas Basketball: Jayhawks Ranked No. 7 in Preseason AP PollOctober 26, 2012
National runner-up Kansas enters 2012-13 with only a couple of key returnees and a bevy of unproven young talent but still received the No. 7 spot in Preseason AP Top 25 Poll released today.
Two of their Final Four opponents, Kentucky and Ohio State, are ranked No. 3 and No. 4 respectively. The Top 10 is identical to the previously released USA Today poll with the Cody Zeller-led Indiana Hoosiers grabbing the top spot.
It marks the first time since the 1979-80 season that IU is ranked No. 1 in the preseason poll and potentially signals the return of their program following a difficult rebuilding period.
KU lost Tyshawn Taylor via graduation and Thomas Robinson as an early entrant for the NBA Draft, leaving two enormous holes in the starting lineup that are expected to be filled by freshmen Ben McLemore and Perry Ellis.
Elijah Johnson will likely move over to point guard full-time after backing up Taylor and primarily playing the 2-guard last season. Sophomore Naadir Tharpe will come off the bench as Johnson's reserve.
The return of Johnson, Jeff Withey and Travis Releford, along with the new talent, undoubtedly impacted the Top 10 ranking, but Bill Self's recent ability to rebuild on the fly (see 2008-09 and 2011-12) almost certainly was on the mind of voters.
The Jayhawks open November 9 at home vs. Southeast Missouri State, but everyone is looking to their matchup four days later in the Champions Classic against 14th-ranked Michigan State.


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Gail Cox (winning trainer of Something Extra)
"He had a great trip. (Jockey) Shaun (Bridgmohan) let him do whatever he wanted. Funny, we always thought he liked really, really hard, firm turf, but he loved this (yielding turf course)."
Shaun Bridgmohan (winning rider)
"He was pretty content there (on an easy lead). He broke so sharply. Gail and I spoke about it and all she said was 'just make sure he's happy.' He was happy being there."
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Peter Eurton (winning trainer of Kobe's Back)
On whether he expected to see his horse so far back
"Actually no. There didn't appear to be a lot of pace on paper, and the fact he broke bad, so where else was he going to go? They did set some pretty good fractions. He just shows you how good he is."
Kenny McCarthy (assistant to Bill Mott, winning trainer of White Rose)
On the reason for her recent success, winning three of her past four races
"I think it's the time that we've given her. Bill always felt that as she got older she was gonna get better, and I think that's what we're seeing now."
Todd Beattie (winning trainer of Taris)
"I knew it was a big step for her. We're away from home. Thought the distance (of the race) was right; thought the timing was right. I liked all those things, and she stood up to the call."
On what might be next
Ben Colebrook (winning trainer of Sparkling Review)
"I could see she was going better than everybody else (at the sixteenth pole). I might have started celebrating a little bit early, but I didn't think they were going to catch her today. We were very excited."
Graham Motion (winning trainer of Holiday Star)
On winning his third consecutive race at Keeneland
"It was a good day to visit. I'm glad they left (the Sycamore) on the grass. That was a great move for everybody, and the grass is in good shape."
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Ian Wilkes (winning trainer of Free as a Bird)
On the key to the filly's five-race winning streak
"I shortened her up. I tried to make her go longer. She was just a little too rank when I ran her longer. I shortened her up from anywhere from five to seven furlongs, and she's consistent. She's very versatile. She can be close. She can be back out of it."
Todd Pletcher (winning trainer of Unitarian)
"We just felt like (the race) fit timing-wise. He really improved this winter at Gulfstream. We took a shot in the Fair Grounds race (in which he was seventh in the Grade 3 Fair Grounds Handicap on Feb. 22 in his most recent start). Mike Smith rode him that day and came back and said, 'Ignore this race. He didn't handle this course at all.'
"I think he fits these kinds of races and he continues to improve like we thought he would. With a little more improvement, maybe he can step up a notch."
Stewart Elliott (winning rider of Sisterly Love)
"I had a great trip. She was comfortable the whole way. On the far turn, I looked over and saw Mike (Smith on the favorite, Emollient) and it looked like he was asking her already. I said, 'Man, I got a chance. I still have some horse left.' And I did. She finished up."
Norman Casse (assistant to his father, Mark Casse, winning trainer)
Peter Eurton (winning trainer of Dance With Fate)
On whether Dance With Fate will run in the Kentucky Derby (G1) Presented by Yum! Brands
"I just don't know. It's three weeks and kind of quick back. I know he loves synthetic better, (likes) turf. I just don't know if he likes dirt. I know I'm going to hear it from everybody, though."
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Gurgaon, Oct 26 (IANS) A 29-year-old businessman and his accomplice were held in Gurgaon, Haryana, for plotting to extort a ransom of Rs.50 lakh from his father after staging his own "kidnapping", police said Saturday.
Ankit Shrivastava, with an MBA degree from Pune and a resident of the posh Vatika City in Sector 49 of Gurgaon, was arrested for conspiring in "kidnapping".
His father Mahesh Shrivastava, who is the vice president of a multinational firm in Sector 32, Gurgaon, lodged a complaint with police Friday that his son had been kidnapped. He said that the kidnappers had demanded a ransom of Rs.50 lakh.
"A team headed by crime branch Sector 46 chief Yashwant Singh was given the task of solving the case," Joint Commissioner of Police Vivek Sharma told reporters.
Ankit Shrivastava was arrested from Palwal-Sohna Road. He had been waiting in a car there for the ransom amount to be delivered.
Police said that the young man was under a debt of Rs.45 lakh and had hatched the conspiracy to pay off the debtors.
"Ankit, a cement dealer, was running a loss but pretended to be very successful in business," Sharma said, adding that he often held parties for friends and gave expensive gifts to his wife.
Two years ago he had received large sums of money from his father to clear his debts, the police officer said.
Mukesh, 27, a resident of Alipur village in Gurgaon district, was also arrested along with Ankit Shrivastava. Mukesh, a security guard, had helped in the conspiracy and made the ransom call. He had been promised Rs.1.5 lakh for his part in the crime.
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I thought I was seeing things on Monday night.
There I was watching a pilot for an improvisation show Spontaneous Saturday on SBS 2 when suddenly comedians Toby Truslove and Cal Wilson were sliding down a floor that had been filmed from an angle for comic effect.
But wait a minute. "Aren't Toby and Cal doing SlideShow for Seven," I thought to myself?
They sure are, along with a few other faces from Spontaneous Saturday. So was I watching an idea that Seven pinched? SBS rejected? Or something else entirely…..?
After a bit of digging, here's what I have come up with.
Last year SBS threw a little (emphasis on little) bit of money to some new entertainment pilots and Freehand produced two pilots of Spontaneous Saturday for a Saturday night timeslot on SBS ONE. Hosted by actor Geoff Paine, the show consists mostly of theatresport-type games.
SlideShow is currently being filmed by Shine Australia for Seven and is based on a long-running French format. It's not clear if there was a casting consultant common to both formats, but the pool of renowned improvisational performers is fairly limited.
SBS is yet to decide if it will commission Spontaneous Saturday to a series, but it has arguably lost some of the talent now, so it's unlikely.
As TV Tonight has noted this week, two of the other pilots Vive Cool City and The Trevor Ashley Show also aired on SBS 2 this week.
Caterina de Nave SBS Commissioning Editor for Drama, Comedy and Entertainment said, "The idea was to spread a little bit of money around to see what Entertainment ideas were about, to see what talent lay out there we might not know about, or not know enough about.
"We felt better to TX the pilots than not TX. See the pilots in the context of a channel."
If you want to check out Spontaneous Saturday, one more pilot will screen at 8:40pm next Monday on SBS 2. That's Monday, not Saturday.


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I am an indie dyer and have been designing sock yarn for many years. In the course of designing Sterling Silver stitch markers for knitters, I fell in love with metal work. The decision was easy, I dedicated half of my wool studio to metal work and now am producing Sterling Silver and Copper jewelry in addition to stitch markers.
I confess that I make stitch markers to match whatever I am knitting! In the course of doing this, the stitch markers have often given way to pieces of jewelry which match the yarns I have designed. Shawl pins are often born of this process.
I work with Knitting Behind Bars, a five year old program that teaches the men of the Jessup Pre-Release Unit in Jessup, Maryland to knit. The men not only develop knitting skills, they also learn social skills and anger management. Over four hundred men have learned to knit…
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Author | exchange4media News Service | Tuesday, Apr 05,2016 11:02 AM
Vizeum, the media agency from Dentsu Aegis Network, has roped in Amita Karwal as Chief Operating Officer, North and South. Karwal is a media veteran, with an experience of working with Zenith Optimedia, Initiative Media as well as Global advertisers Samsung and Reckit Benckiser. Prior to this, she was Executive Vice President, North and East at DDB Mudra Max.
As per the mandate, Karwal will be responsible for heading all businesses in the North and South and will report to Shripad Kulkarni, Managing Director, Vizeum.
Speaking on the appointment, Kulkarni said, "Currently, we are on an extremely strong growth trajectory, especially in Delhi, and Amita's joining will bring in fresh momentum to this pace. Amita's experiencein leading the media marketing discipline for blue chip global brandsSamsung and Reckitt Benckiserwill add tremendous value to our clients business."
Karwal added, "Today Vizeum is ranked as the fastest growing media network in the world and I am extremely proud to be joining this network. Backed by the Dentsu Aegis network, I look forward to offering clients new-gen integrated solutions that will not only be futuristic but also clutter breaking."


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At the most competitive junctures of the softball season, Bobby Diez's gravelly voice has been known to carry across ballparks and beyond in bombastic exhortation of his players.
Now, the veteran Chamberlain coach has one message he hopes will resonate across the Chiefs' entire geographic school zone: He may be getting set to retire from the classroom, but not the coach's box.
Diez, 65, told the Tampa Bay Times on Wednesday he just renewed his coaching certificate for five years and has no immediate plans to retire. He acknowledged he wanted to get the word out to reassure the returning Chiefs players who have speculated he may not be around for their entire careers.
"It's my last year of teaching," said Diez, a driver's ed teacher in his final year in the state's Deferred Retirement Option Program. "But it's not my last year of coaching."
In Diez's 22 seasons at Chamberlain, his teams have won 516 games and two state titles (2007 and '12), and have earned seven final four berths. Dozens of his players have gone on to the Division I level.
"I talked with my administration before I left (for the school year) and they told me, 'As long as your certificate is good, we want you to coach," Diez said. "I plan to keep coaching as long as they'll have me here."


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I am already neutered, up to date with shots, good with kids, good with dogs, and good with cats.
Jonathon is 16 wks old on 9/23/11 and was rescued from a kill shelter in KY. He is such a sweetheart and will following you around in search of love!! He is very playful and constantly making us laugh...he's quite a ham. I think he would be a great companion for kids! Please call/email to schedule an appt to meet Jonathon.
He is not littermates with Dolly but they really love each other. I would love to find a home for them together, although it is not required.
Jonathon, a Cleveland Siamese kitten was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Siamese for sale in Cleveland, or seeking a Siamese kitten from a breeder in Cleveland.


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Monitoring Arrhythmia Patients (IMPACT)
This study has been completed.
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First received: June 10, 2009
Last updated: February 2, 2010
Last verified: February 2010
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Prospective, multicenter, non-randomized study to determine the performance of NUVANT Mobile Cardiac Telemetry system in arrhythmia detection.
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Case Control
Time Perspective: Prospective
|Official Title:
|Arrhythmia Detection With Adherent Patient Monitoring
Further study details as provided by Corventis, Inc.:
|Study Start Date:
|June 2009
|Study Completion Date:
|November 2009
|Primary Completion Date:
|November 2009 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
Arrhythmia patients will be externally monitored. The collected information will be used to evaluate the NUVANT MCT system.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
|Sampling Method:
|Non-Probability Sample
Study Population
Remote cardiac monitoring
Inclusion Criteria:
- 18 years of age or older
- Patients undergoing remote ambulatory electrocardiographic monitoring
Exclusion Criteria:
- Is participating in another clinical study that may confound the results of this study
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Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the Contacts provided below. For general information, see Learn About Clinical Studies.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00919568
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|United States, Ohio
|Dr. Bedi
|Steubenville, Ohio, United States, 43952
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Corventis, Inc.
|Study Director:
|Imad Libbus, PhD
|Corventis, Inc.
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|Madhuri Bhat, VP Clinical and Regulatory affairs, Corventis
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|June 10, 2009
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