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More than two months after Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg flooded 12 of the city's most unruly schools with extra police officers and safety agents, crime in those schools has dropped while citations for noncriminal infractions like disorderly conduct and harassment have soared, city officials said yesterday.
Since the crackdown began, the number of citations for noncriminal incidents has risen 72 percent, according to numbers released yesterday, to an average of 14.8 a day in each school from January through March, from 8.6 a day in November and December. Criminal incidents like weapons possession and serious assaults dropped nearly 9 percent, officials said, to 3.02 from 3.3 a day in November and December.
John Feinblatt, the city's criminal justice coordinator, said the figures showed that the officers were taking notice of misdeeds that might otherwise have gone unchecked.
''That's the classic broken-window strategy,'' Mr. Feinblatt said, using the term for a strategy popularized by the Police Department under Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, in which minor infractions were penalized with an eye toward reducing serious crimes. ''By enforcing and taking care and paying attention to the broken windows of a school, you set a tone of order and expectations, and what follows from that is that criminal incidents will start to go down.''
Mr. Feinblatt said some of the schools -- 10 high schools and 2 middle schools -- were improving more quickly than others. At a briefing on Tuesday, city officials said they expected to remove some from the list of unruly schools -- which quickly became known as the ''dirty dozen'' -- by the end of the school year, and add others.Continue reading the main story
In January, each school was visited by a team of educators, police officers and one community worker. The teams observed some common themes, like the lack of enforcement of rules against skipping class and wearing hats, and chaotic conditions outside the schools in the mornings as students waited to go through metal detectors. They identified the places where students gathered to gossip or fight. They made recommendations for change and returned regularly, unannounced, to see what changes had been adopted.
At the beginning of the year, the hallways at Far Rockaway High School, one of the 12, echoed with the chatter and clomping of students, who roamed about with impunity when they should have been in class.
''No one was really in control,'' said Rose Albanese-DePinto, the Department of Education's senior counselor for school intervention and development and a member of the team that visited the school.
Yesterday, different sounds reverberated down the school's long corridors: the footsteps of patrolling police officers and safety agents and the crackling of two-way radios.
Last fall, Far Rockaway had a dozen unarmed school safety agents and one full-time police officer. Now, Mr. Feinblatt said, there are 22 school safety agents, 13 police officers and one police sergeant there.
Some students at the school have not taken well to the increase in security, as was evidenced yesterday morning, during one of the ''town hall'' meetings now being held on the matter. Two school safety supervisors and one police officer addressed a crowd of 75 freshmen, slumped into chairs in the school's expansive auditorium.
''When y'all going to leave?'' shouted one member of the audience.
Kenneth Forde, a school safety supervisor newly assigned to the school, answered, ''If you want to get rid of the cops and the security in the school, do what the teachers tell you, and you'll have a great school.''
Officials are already planning to remove heavy swinging doors on the second floor where, Ms. Albanese-DePinto's team noted, rival groups of students would often gather to confront each other.
The walls are now lined with signs saying, ''Zero tolerance in the halls,'' notices about new after-school activities and positive messages, like an honor roll list.
School officials meet regularly to discuss security matters. Teams of school officials monitor each floor for the first 10 or 15 minutes of class.
There is a ''sweep room'' for students caught cutting class, and a new detention room, where students caught committing infractions like wearing hats or using portable CD players are sent for a couple of hours after school.
Dennis M. Walcott, the deputy mayor for education, said the extra officers would be gradually removed after schools improve enough to be taken off of the list.
The numbers released yesterday indicated a disparity in the police activity at the 12 schools. At Christopher Columbus High School in the Bronx, for example, there were 43 arrests, summonses and juvenile reports issued from Jan. 5 to March 22. At South Shore High School in Brooklyn, however, there were 115.Continue reading the main story

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The brawl was recorded by a local resident named Jack Webb. He had installed a security camera in an effort to nab the individuals who have been breaking into his work van, but, instead, he ended up capturing the incident — one that has residents and authorities, alike, deeply troubled.
The victim is seen in the video being stomped on and repeatedly beaten. The incident was so severe, Webb said, that it looked like the individual being attacked "wasn't going to be getting up again."
On the night the clip was recorded, a party was going on next door to Webb's home — one that included 60 teenagers and young adults. Webb said he recalls hearing yelling.
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39 comments:
- Châtelaine - The Garden Fairy said...
Now how coool is that ? Thank you from the bottom of my heart for these pictures - you made my day. My evening to tell the truth !
- May 21, 2010 at 10:11 AM
- L.A. Daze said...
At first I was afraid to open your post when I saw the title...i'm at work after all. But i'm totally loving the chocolate cufflinks!
- May 21, 2010 at 10:14 AM
- TERI REES WANG said...
I so want that broccoli hand bag but, maybe not more than that watermelon helmet.
- May 21, 2010 at 10:23 AM
- Iva said...
HOLY MOLY these are fantastic! what an awesome find!! WOOHOO Christina is so fabulous! I can't stop staring at the belt...but the undies {bikini bottoms?} totally make me giggle LOL
Happy Friday! Have a super weekend!
- May 21, 2010 at 10:23 AM
- Tia said...
Ha! I gotta get me a pair of those eggplant shoes!!
- May 21, 2010 at 10:32 AM
- sealaura said...
this is so awesome, I have some veggies on my post today and I think I will link it to yours. have a fab weekend, looks like it is getting hot again in socal.
- May 21, 2010 at 10:32 AM
- Melanie's Randomness said...
I would totaly rock out with that cheese purse!! What an original artist!! I dig it.
- May 21, 2010 at 10:34 AM
- ♥Aubrey said...
Ha ha...now that's edible accessories at its BEST!!!
I can only imagine the looks one would get if they wore something like this. I mean...that's one FISHY BELT :)-
And talk about a smashing good time one would have with that helmet.
- May 21, 2010 at 10:50 AM
- Claire Kiefer said...
These are pretty incredible. I wasn't expecting this kind of amazement when I saw the first picture, but whoa! I'd love to see that exhibit somewhere.
- May 21, 2010 at 11:08 AM
- Kris said...
- May 21, 2010 at 11:32 AM
- Rita/Fighting Off Frumpy said...
These are BRILLIANT!!!
- May 21, 2010 at 11:37 AM
- Katy Mary said...
These are so fun & creative! Thanks for following my Blog, I just checked out some of your posts and totally love you already haha. Have a lovely weekend!
- May 21, 2010 at 11:38 AM
- pita bakery said...
Tasty. I would totally go for the raspberry purse, pretty and healthy.
- May 21, 2010 at 11:38 AM
- ticklishfromadistance said...
LOVE this. So clever.
- May 21, 2010 at 11:48 AM
- Hal said...
I adore your posts. This one is so nuts!
- May 21, 2010 at 12:56 PM
- Gabby said...
I love this! I need a cheese purse! Have a good weekend lady!
- May 21, 2010 at 12:56 PM
- Salt said...
Amazing! I love that artichoke hat!!
- May 21, 2010 at 1:01 PM
- Down and Out Chic said...
the "panties" are my favorite.
- May 21, 2010 at 1:43 PM
- Addict said...
Broccoli purse, watermelon helmet, leaf panties?? What a genius designer!
You have a great weekend!!
- May 21, 2010 at 2:16 PM
- ...love Maegan said...
love it ...allllllll of it.
- May 21, 2010 at 2:52 PM
- Layla said...
lol!! LOVE it!!
Those are just photographs, right? Or do yummy raspberry purses really exist? (In that case I am afraid to ask what they are made of and if they are recyclable? :)
Still contemplates a raspberry or blueberry purse- YUM!
(Was a bit afraid to open this too, lol!! I was imagining a Fabio on a bed?? Read too many romances lately, heh!!:)
- May 21, 2010 at 3:11 PM
- Heather Taylor said...
I'd eat that raspberry purse up, for sure!
- May 21, 2010 at 3:43 PM
- Caroline said...
Holy flippin' coolness!
- May 21, 2010 at 4:06 PM
- C.B. said...
Thank you for making me terribly hungry.
- May 21, 2010 at 5:08 PM
- DREAMER'S DEN said...
they're all so amazing -- but the raspberry bag is over the top good.
- May 21, 2010 at 5:42 PM
- bravegrrl said...
hehe... very cool :)
- May 21, 2010 at 6:38 PM
- Diane said...
Whoa, these are awesome. They also make me hungry.
- May 21, 2010 at 6:42 PM
- Dancing Branflake said...
I soooo want this calendar! Food and fashion- my faves!
- May 21, 2010 at 6:58 PM
- The Cottage Cheese said...
How clever! Gives new meaning to "edible underwear". Ha! (Sorry, I couldn't resist)
- May 21, 2010 at 8:45 PM
- 十十f十 said...
eve would approve of that leafy thong.. altho she was give a more luxurious material to cover up... i like the fish bracelet/belt(?).
- May 21, 2010 at 8:50 PM
- SabinePsynopsis said...
What is this??? One word: LOVE!
- May 22, 2010 at 2:27 AM
- Asylum Dolly said...
Cool!I was going to say how much i wanted the chocolate earings, but then i realised they might be cufflinks? Only because one of the other commenters referred to them as cufflinks, so I'm unsure. It would be better if they were cufflinks, as i wouldn't have to worry about earwax when i ate them.
The berry handbag looks tasty too! And the eggplant shoes are genius!
- May 22, 2010 at 2:40 AM
- Kellie said...
Those are cool. I had to do a double take on the belt one.
- May 22, 2010 at 8:22 AM
- Andhari said...
that thong made me LMAO. Very creative!
- May 22, 2010 at 10:37 AM
- akka b. said...
Food is like SEX. Sex sells... food sells. I'm sold.
- May 22, 2010 at 11:43 AM
- The Zhush said...
crazy good!
- May 23, 2010 at 6:02 AM
- Pinecone Camp said...
These are fantastic! I have to check out more of this artist's work. Merci.
- May 25, 2010 at 8:32 AM
- Diana said...
The underwear! oh my. genius!!
- May 25, 2010 at 11:25 PM
- low carb bread said...
This is gorgeous! I wonder how was it made. I have to check out something more from him.
- May 26, 2010 at 5:55 AM


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- Free WiFi and free parking
Main amenities
- 20 guestrooms
- Daily housekeeping
- Self-serve laundry
- Limited hour front desk
- Free WiFi and free parking
For families
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Private bathroom
- Television
- Free toiletries
- Daily housekeeping
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- British Columbia Parliament Building (31-minute walk)
- MayFair Shopping Centre (11-minute walk)
- Topaz Park (15-minute walk)
- Chinatown (17-minute walk)
- Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre (18-minute walk)
- Crystal Pool and Fitness Centre (20-minute walk)
- Market Square (20-minute walk)
- Westside Village Shopping Centre (20-minute walk)
- Pacific Rim College (21-minute walk)
- Uptown Center (23-minute walk)
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'Myths' Capture Inspiration We Need To Move Forward
'Myths' Capture Inspiration
We Need To Move Forward
In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.
On the sixth day, he created man and woman. Tempted by a serpent in the Garden of Eden established for their happiness, they ate fruit from the Tree of Life, gaining the knowledge of good and evil. A perfect world was no more. And so mankind was banished from the Garden of Eden, for Adam – and these days, Eve – to earn a living from the sweat of his or her brow. Certainly, it's the guiding story of Western Civilization, and there are versions of it in non-Western religions, too. Even today, many believe the Garden was an actual place, in modern-day Iraq between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. Even those who don't believe in Eden's earthly reality recognize that sin exists – lust, greed, anger, pride and the rest – and embrace the hope of salvation, terrestrial or otherwise, for a return to Eden. The creation story resonates with everyone because it's true, even if Eden isn't.
This is brought to mind while researching this edition's front-page article on "Baseball's Mayor," and running across how Jeff Katz described Abner Doubleday's invention of baseball to the New York Times last year: "It's an origin story that's a myth. But we're such a perfect setting for that myth. Baseball wasn't invented here. But it should have been." That Doubleday took a branch from the Tree of Baseball and, in a pasture behind today's Key Bank building in downtown Cooperstown, created the National Pastime has been shown to be factually without basis. (The story's originator, Abner Graves, died in an insane asylum.) But it's nonetheless true that baseball represented – and represents – a national aspiration, a hope that challenges, if conquered through hard work and discipline, would bring salvation in the form of happiness and success. Cooperstown, alongside James Fenimore Cooper's unspoiled Glimmerglass (slightly less so today), was the American Eden, repository of small-town values, of dear hearts and friendly people, from which humankind goes forth to Horatio-Alger-like heights. That Doubleday, who later fired the first shot at Fort Sumter in defense of the Union and rose to a generalship during the Civil War, probably never visited Cooperstown matters not at all. You can see why the Mills Commission embraced Abner Graves' recollections and in 1907 declared today's Doubleday Field the place where baseball was invented. It was a perfect setting then. And it's still pretty good today, as anyone can see in the faces of tens of thousands of fans who will visit this weekend, many for the first time. Keepers of the myth kept the flame alive for decades before the literalists debunked it. But, in reality, the National Pastime we revere today emerged, not from some Medieval Polish game of rounders, but from a concept much like the Cooperstown of imagination.
Myths live, because we need them to.
In recent days, we've seen the fall from grace play out in Otsego County's only city, Oneonta, where two years ago the promise of salvation – a shining city in the Oyaron Hill vicinity – seemed a possibility in declining Upstate New York. A savior – in the unlikely figure of a 60-something retired college president turned mayor – was going to revive its commercial energy, to reenergize its downtown and neighborhoods, to keep its young from heading east of Eden (and attract new ones), and to reinvent the City of the Hills as a hub of arts and knowledge. Mayor Dick Miller abruptly left the scene last October, and thorns and thistles quickly emerged. The acrimony evident as a Common Council cabal moved to fire a second city manager in 14 months was saddening indeed, evident in how quickly things can fall apart. But four of the eight Council members are leaving office at year's end. A fifth is facing a challenge in the November elections. There may be hope again for municipal salvation. And a sensible individual is, so far, unopposed for mayor. (Independent petitions may be filed until Aug. 7.) That individual, Gary Herzig, who has spent a career helping the less fortunate through the Job Corps and OFO, expressed disappointment at a Common Council in tumult. But, he added, "It's time to look forward. We have a strong slate of candidates. We have capable people in City Hall. Oneonta is going to be in good hands." The Miller Myth lives, as do the Doubleday and Creation ones. And we can embrace them as we strive toward our personal Edens.


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Thursday, May 23, 2013
My computer has been acting up as of late. It says my 'start up disk is full'. OK it's a Mac, that means my hard drive memory storage is full. yada yada must clean up a bunch of stuff. So I alway start with pictures first. I seam to always fine some I can delete that where taken from my phone and aren't needed or aren't good.
In the process of going thru the photos I looked back at what I looked like a year ago! It's the same pictures that are on my blog. I found the difference of what I looked like last year at this time and this year at this time to be so much that it's almost depressing.
The honest truth? I've gained 20 lb in the past year! 20! That's alot that's too much. I keep loosing the same 5 lbs and gaining it back right now. Why? I'm not sure. I know "HOW" but not "WHY". I will be doing some soul searching to figure that out. I eat and eat and eat. I can't stop some days.. other days I do OK. My exercise has been a bit spotty the past few weeks due to illness (but that's only been one month)
There is a mental, psychological difference in me this past year. I need to search it out and fix it. I'm not happy with what and who I see in the mirror or in photos. I don't even look happy in any of the photos lately.
Some things I will be looking into is what has changed in our lives in the past year. I know of a few key events around the time that I started to gain weight. I can not change the out come of those events, and I must learn to live with them. So I will spend some time trying to figure out how.
Next I need to come back up with a menu tracking plan that will work for me. I must figure out how to not 'binge' eat. When am I bingeing and why? Last year I was doing great I would look at the calories like money and saving spending plan. That same trick isn't working right now.
So I am looking to jump start this weight loss again. I have 20 lb of FAT that I must get rid of by the end of summer! So a plan will be made and MUST be followed.
I need to find my happy place again.
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So sorry to hear that your weight is up and mostly sorry to hear that you don't look as happy as a year ago. You have had A LOT this year and you are doing great. Most of us would just curl up in a ball on the couch and put on a lot more than 20 lbs.
Hang in there and good luck figuring out your plan! Let us know if there's anything we can do to help!
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Yes I , too am back after gaining 50 lbs back. I just keep telling myself that I am worth the effort to get healthy and keep pushing forward.
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I hear you, I've gained 10lbs this last year. I know you will figure it out and looking forward to following you along your journey.
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You will figure it out, I know. Recognizing what is happening (and caring about it) is a big part of the battle; what works at one point in our lives often doesn't at another, so it's a process of making adjustments and changing as we need to. Hang in there and don't give up--you are worth the effort!
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I keep saying these words to people every time I read this type of blog..."right there with you". I look forward to watching you get it done!
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Gaining back stinks. It also adds back layers in different places.
You'll find your way through this, figure out another way of managing your eating, and get back to where you want to be.
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Pat. James Longo a.k.a. Primitive Sound System can be found the first Thursday of every month smashing one genre into another at D.C.'s Tavern in Hoboken, New Jersey. When not entertaining the bar stools he can be found either spinning records between drawing pictures in his studio or banging the life out of his drums.
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Four Elements of Concentration
You'll find, when it comes to concentration, there are four elements that help to define it. These are the:
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The width of your attention has to do with the amount of information coming at you from all sources. That means that it can be a rather wide perspective, with a great deal of information directed at you, or simply a narrow perspective, where it's just a limited amount, trying to get your attention. Being able to grasp a lot of information at the same time takes practice, and even more so to shift from a large amount to a small amount and back again. Learning to do this however, will help you to avoid the unimportant thoughts that everyone experiences all day every day, and really hone in on what's important, to focus your thoughts.
The second component of attention is direction. This means how well you are able to filter information and events as they come at you. There are times when it's just not possible to filter out all events changing around you. This too requires practice.
The third component, intensity, can vary from moment to moment. Concentration can go from very weak to incredibly intense, depending on the situation in which you find yourself. Again, it requires practice to go from weak attention to detail, to an intense, focused concentration.
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The length of a person's attention span is on average between twenty and ninety minutes, depending of course, on the person's interest in the subject at hand.
As early as 1890, William James had already formed a definition of attention. He said, "Everyone knows what attention is. It is taking possession by the mind, in clear and vivid form, of one out of what seems several simultaneously possible objects of trains of thought: focalization, concentration of consciousness are its essence. It implies withdrawal from some things in order to deal effectively with others."
Since then, students, athletes, business men and women, psychologists, scientists, and researchers have used everything in their arsenals to increase their ability to focus their minds on the task at hand, whatever is relevant at that moment in time, to the exclusion of all else. Athletes, intent upon their sport, have to focus their mind and body, like a laser beam on the appropriate action, pushing everything else from their minds. Only by doing so will they win the game; no time to daydream here.
In sports, as with other endeavors, the play changes by the second and athletes must be focused on what they are doing, fully aware and ready to spring into action, change course, and win the game. Nothing else is acceptable. There is no room in the sports arena for daydreamers. Athletes call this ability to hone in with laser-like ability being 'in the zone.'
Dr. Robert Nideffer, psychologist and founder of Enhanced Performance Systems has classified the two rudimentary categories of attention as internal and external. He describes internal attention as mentally projecting oneself into the proposed action, whatever problems might be encountered.
External attention is, of course, what is going on around oneself. An example would be a member of a team, being constantly aware of where his/her teammates are at any given moment, as well as those on the opposing team.
Athletes, probably better than anyone else, learn how to focus on the moment, to the exclusion of all else.
How are we able to focus on and deal with all the information coming at us at once? Research shows that we deal with this information on two levels. One is simply automatic; we grab onto it without consciously thinking about it. This generally happens when we are performing tasks that we have learned over time and can do almost by rote.
The second level we work at is called the controlled level. This is limited by the capacity of the brain to deal with all the information available to us. If we go beyond that capacity, our performance automatically declines. It is even possible to work on both levels at the same time, though of course, the automatic level works much faster than the controlled level.
The trick is to bring oneself to a state of awareness and energy, directed towards the desired goal. Some athletes or those involved in other types of contests might find themselves over-excited to the point of distraction. They experience nausea or nervousness, which naturally distracts them from their original focus.


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A Stone Gate community estate bounded by mountains on the east and the mighty Provo River on the west is a fine thing indeed. Private, elegant, and gated, with guardhouse. Arrive home in style at this impeccable mountain manor, capped with a distinctive verdigris slate roof, that was built by a consummate old-world craftsman. His team labored on it for over 18 months, and the finish carpentry is exquisite and marble-smooth to the touch. A vaulted spacious entry leads to the formal dining hall with butler's pantry. The home's center is a gourmet kitchen with sub-zero refrigerator, Wolf gas range, and convection double ovens. This connects with a many-storied family room and rocked fireplace fit for a mead hall; double doors open onto an outdoor deck so you can enjoy the award-winning yard with gently-flowing waterfall, verdant trees, and lush flora. The wrought-iron and concrete-fenced property backs on landscaped open-space, so you can enjoy your privacy. Upstairs is a loft with railing that's perfect for billiards, and four bright bedrooms with Jack-n-Jill bathroom. Clever storage spaces are nearly everywhere you turn. The basement has a mother-in-law apartment, additional beds and baths, and a large theater room. The walkout patio is the perfect place to enjoy a hot mug of cocoa. The garage is oversized, its floor epoxied, and the doors are tall and fully insulated. Park your biggest and best vehicles here. You are only minutes from the Riverside Country Club, Brigham Young University, The Shops at Riverwoods, Sundance Ski Resort, world-renowned fly fishing, jogging & cycling trails.
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Rep. Karen Yarbrough suggests that recipients of unwanted yardsigns label the yardsigns unwanted rather than just removing them.
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Mucklow profits soar on property values hike
A&J Mucklow, the Halesowen-based industrial property group, has seen its annual profit soaring thanks to a rise in property values as the market for commercial land improves alongside the recovering economy.
Boosted as well by healthy prices on the sale of investment and development sites, Mucklow's pre-tax profits hit £40.7 million, up from £16.3 million a year ago, while the value of its property portfolio has risen in value to £298.9 million from £262.7m.
Hailing 'another strong performance', chairman Rupert Mucklow said: "Property values have risen by 10.2% on the back of improved occupier and investor demand, which has helped increase our pre-tax profit by 150% and net asset value per share by 17%.
"We expect the regional occupier and investment markets to continue to improve over the next 12 months and rental growth to accelerate as the limited supply of available space falls.
But he warned: "We may struggle to acquire any further investment properties, while the market is so competitive and we are not prepared to compromise on quality.
"However, I am sure our team will continue to find ways to grow rental income and improve the value of the property portfolio over the next 12 months."
The health of the business was underlined by its 3% hike in dividend payouts to shareholders. The final dividend will be 11.19p per share, up from 10.86p a year ago, making a total for the year of 20.23p, up from 19.64p.
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by Eugenio Montejo
Winner 2004 International Octavio Paz Prize for Poetry.
Featuring "La Tierra Giro para Acercarnos" (The Earth Turned to Bring Us Closer) from the Oscar-nominated film 21 Grams, this new translation of selected poems and prose by Venezuela's leading poet Eugenio Montejo is translated from the original Spanish by Australian poet Peter Boyle. Covering Montejo's work from the 1960s to 2004 this major selection deals with universal themes of loss, death, family and love as well as reflecting on humanity's relationship to nature in an ever more materialistic and urbanized world.
Montejo's poetry would be of special interest to all readers of poetry as well as to those interested in understanding a Latin American perspective on modernization and globalization.
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- Pages: 184 pages, black & white illustrations
- Publisher: Salt Publishing
- Publication Date: 12/04/2004
- Category: Poetry by individual poets
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Layout Tools. Prepared by Dr. Dale Carpentier Monroe Area High School. Modified by Georgia Agriculture Education Curriculum Office June 2007. Layout Tools and Procedures. OBJECTIVES:
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Modified by Georgia Agriculture Education Curriculum Office
June 2007
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1. Identify and select appropriate tools for layout procedures in woodworking.
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Shaquille O'Neal made it through the Celtics' shootaround this morning, Jermaine O'Neal did not, and Celtics coach Doc Rivers still doesn't know who he'll start at center tonight against the Miami Heat. Rivers said there was a "fairly good" chance that Shaquille O'Neal would play. If neither O'Neal is healthy enough to go, the logical fill-in would be Glen Davis, but with Davis playing so well off the bench Rivers said that he would consider starting Turkish rookie Semih Erden. "I probably would start Semih, because No. 1, he's with better players and [that] gives him a better chance to function," Rivers said. "No. 2, it keeps Baby at his natural position."
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A bus route from Bridport to Yeovil has been saved after the County Council agreed to step in and subsidise it.
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CARSON, Calif. – The consensus in the Chivas USA locker room Saturday night was that the side's 3-0 loss to the Columbus Crew was a fair, though misleading, result.
There was disappointment, sure. No one wanted to kick off the season on a sour note. Goalkeeper Dan Kennedy shook his head, yet acknowledged it was only the first match. Forward Tristan Bowen shrugged his shoulders, but was encouraged by the potential the club showed.
New head coach José Luis Sánchez Solá, meanwhile, vowed to stay the course. He was questioned for his use of a three-man backline, but the vibrant manager stood firmly behind the decision.
READ: MLS Commissioner Don Garber concerned by Chivas USA, but urges patience, time
"Defense isn't the problem," Sánchez Solá told reporters in his postgame press conference. "[Columbus] scored on us twice when we had 10 players in the area. The three-man backline isn't the issue."
In other words: There's no need to pull out the drawing boards just yet.
"Every time we played straight up with our three-man backline, they didn't succeed. That's evident," Sánchez Solá said. "That's not the problem. The problem is having the necessary weapons to attack and put the ball in net."
Earlier in the week at the club's media event, "Chelís" used his fingers to physically diagram how a three-man backline can defend various offensive attacks.
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READ: Chivas USA's Chelis primed to make changes after opening loss to Columbus Crew
Yet about midway through the first half Saturday, left midfielder Laurent Courtois crept more and more into the Rojiblancos' defensive zone as Columbus pressed forward.
Mario de Luna, Joaquín Velázquez and Wálter Vílchez formed the three-man backline to start the match, while Bobby Burling came on in the 56th minute for Courtois as Chelís made defensive adjustments. De Luna, on loan from CD Guadalajara, and Velázquez and Vílchez, both of whom played for Sánchez Solá at Mexican side Puebla, made their MLS debuts together.
Chelís said he intends to stick with his 3-5-2 look, even if it doesn't produce immediate results. It's an idea Kennedy supports.
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Over the past year, Reba McEntire's professional life has continued to flourish. Her album, Love Somebody, was a chart-topper, she had a series of successful shows with Brooks & Dunn in Las Vegas, and she started a new clothing line.
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On Tuesday (September 27), McEntire was being honored as the Artist of the Year at the 2016 Nashville Business Journal's Women in Music City Awards. In addition to speaking about the advice she'd give to her younger self, McEntire opened up about her "tough" year following her divorce and the lessons she learned from it:
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Southwater, United Kingdom (PressExposure) March 13, 2012 -- Expanding Human Resources management software provider, breatheHR has launched it's first fully web-based product.
UK based breatheHR is owned by Centurion Management Systems Ltd, who have implemented HR management systems for over 15 years.
breatheHR's ambition is to deliver a complete, great value online Human Resources system, specifically designed for small to medium sized businesses.
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What ended the depression of 1932 wasn't FDR and that has been known for years. What ended that depression was a massive influx of "free money" from Europe that started around 1938.
Europe was facing another massive war and its leaders knew they couldn't out produce Germany which was on a war footing. So, they came to America with their national gold reserves and invested in America's future production.
The declassified secret histories of World War II show multiple transfers of gold reserves to the US to serve as both collateral and investment capital.
In a micro sense - how would your personal finances change if you could suddenly double or triple your pre tax income without working more than the standard 40-hour week?
Take that level of change and apply it to the nation for a four year period, 1938 - 1941. After 1942 we were on a war footing ourselves which lasted another 4 years. After that we were the only intact industrial base in the world.
My ideas as to where we could find another surge of "free money" to pull us out of this depression is the subject for another posting.
That may be a fun thread. Ping me if you start it. IMHO, it isn't really 'free money' we need but (other than a major change in taxes and regulation) a new engine added to the mix; just like how the internet created a mini-boom in the 90s, it was an entirely new sector.


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The University of Pennsylvania, located in Philadelphia, was founded by Benjamin Franklin. The Penn Quakers have more than 25 NCAA Division I sports that compete in the Ivy League, and are noted for successful basketball and lacrosse teams. Penn offers housing in any of the 12 College Houses, but many students live in the numerous off-campus apartments and houses available. More than 25 percent of the student body is involved in Greek life, which encompasses about 45 fraternities and sororities. The school also offers a number of clubs and organizations, ranging from performance groups like the Latin and Ballroom dance club to student publications such as the Penn Political Review. Penn works closely with the West Philadelphia area through community service and advocacy groups.


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For eight and a half hours on Monday, Mexican music and dance took over Lincoln Center Out of Doors. Three groups played ''La Bamba''; two led sing-alongs on ''Cielito Lindo.'' But there was ample variety in a program that included traditional, modernized and contemporary performances.
The most impressive music came from the two groups closest to rural traditional roots: Grupo Mono Blanco, playing son jarocho from Veracruz, and Los Tamborileros de Linares, with village music of Nuevo Leon, in Monterrey.
The son jarocho is one kind of three-chord miracle: songs for string band that sound like a gutsy music box with the gift of improvisation. Mono Blanco's four musicians play Mexican harp and various guitars. The harp and the ukulele-size guitarra del son pluck interlocking melodies and arpeggios, changing with every verse; a strummed guitar, the jarana, and an acoustic bass guitar, the guitarron, play brisk, three-against-two syncopations, hinting at connections between Veracruz and Africa. All four musicians sing, trading verses in raw, hearty voices. At Damrosch Park, two women joined them to dance the zapateado, stamping cross-rhythms on a raised platform in what looked like a hybrid of flamenco and clog-dancing. Sooner or later, each musician put down his instrument to dance with them, including the limber 70-year-old Andres Vega. The songs twinkled as they pushed forward. And the set included the program's best ''La Bamba,'' a three-chord song that originated as a son jarocho.
Los Tamborileros de Linares, discovered at a country fair, played an even more local style. It's a trio that has been performing for 50 years, and nearly all of its tunes had the same framework: melodies played in parallel thirds by two clarinets over firm, midtempo rhythms from a large parade drum. Most pieces had two alternating sections, with related melodies.
Music that started out sounding limited grew intriguing, with the sweet-and-sour tone of the clarinets, and then dizzying, as the set's later pieces used faster lines, with clarinet arpeggios scurrying around the beat. The trio's repertory seemed made for dancing, although even the Mexicans in the audience appeared unfamiliar with the tunes. Los Tamborileros de Linares are a find.
Two mariachi groups presented grandly melodramatic singing and jovial paired trumpets. Veronica Robles, who moved from Mexico to New York four years ago, sang with Mariachis Real de Mexico, which includes a harp for a touch of Veracruz; she held some notes as long as 10 seconds. Mariachi Bustamente Azteca, a New York-based group, split its set with the dance group Mexico, Estampas y Tradiciones, playing while the dancers changed into four different sets of flashy regional costumes.
Tambuco, a classical percussion quartet from Mexico City, played works by four composers with similar ideas: a steady pulse and two to four musicians playing the same instrument. Eugenio Toussaint's ''La Chunga de la Jungla'' carried the traditional Mexican marimba quartet approach to the harmonic universe of Gershwin and Stravinsky; Roberto Sierra's ''Mano a Mano'' was a semi-competitive duet, with hints of salsa and Balinese gamelan. Raul Tudon's ''Silencio, Por Favor'' and Eduardo Soto's ''Corazon Sur'' both worked through families of instruments. ''Corazon Sur,'' with an epigraph by the Chiapas insurgent commander Marcos, ended with the musicians in skull masks, stalking the stage like guerrillas while brandishing the violin bows they were using to create eerie sustained tones on crotales. Coming after Grupo Blanco Mono, the percussion works sounded cerebral and desiccated.Continue reading the main story
Carlo Nicolau led his New Fusion Ensemble in settings of Mexican poems, sung and declaimed; the music echoed Carla Bley's odd-meter vamps and Joni Mitchell's piano chording. The program also included a Mexican pop band from New York, Navarro Show; a puppet show, The Last Unicorn, and a dance company, Danza Contemporanea en Concierto.Continue reading the main story


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We got off the bus and continued our journey on foot. Just a few hours passed and we were already at the bottom of the mountain, ready to begin our ascention.
We climbed higher and higher, althogh it was quite hard, we had no intention to give up.
The evening was coming and it became growing dark, so we started to look for night lodging (a place where to stay at night and put up a tent). After we found a cozy place near a river, boys put up tents, we gathered firewood, brought water, and girls cooked dinner. We ate, everyng was very tasty. We began singing and my brother Markiyan played the guitar. But we didn't have fun long, because we were really exhausted and a long way was awaiting us tomorrow, so we went to sleep.
In the morning we packed our things up and continued our journey. The top of the mountain was not far away, so we hoped to reach it and come down till the end of the day (or "on the same day"?). We went and went (we climbed upper and upper?), until we finally reached our destination.
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Dallas's Introduction (May-June 2016)
Fri 29 Apr 2016
Over the last ten years the industry has seen a huge increase in the range and number of 'event cinema' screenings happening each year, allowing audiences all around the world to experience events that they would not otherwise get the opportunity to see.
You can attend a music concert, explore a museum or watch a piece of theatre such as the incredibly popular NT Live series, which continues with an encore of The Audience to commemorate the Queen's 90th birthday.
It also allows us to take part in filmmaker Q&As via satellite and we have two very exciting ones in this brochure. On Fri 27 May, Kenneth Branagh will be in conversation prior to a screening of Henry V and in early June we will have Michael Moore joining us live via satellite from Sheffield Doc/Fest with his new film Where to Invade Next.
Of course, nothing beats the real thing - and we are happy to welcome some fantastic guests north of the central belt so you can put your questions to them in person. On Mon 16 May, cycling hero Graeme Obree will be talking about his new film Battle Mountain: Graeme Obree's Story, plus we've got filmmaker Q&As after Colours of the Alphabet on Sun 29 May and Hamish on Thu 2 Jun.
It's a busy month with all this going on but we have still had time to ensure a fantastic line up of films to watch as we count down the days to the historic 70th edition of the Edinburgh International Film Festival (15-26 Jun). Some highlights include Patrick Stewart playing a villainous Neo-Nazi in the gritty thriller Green Room, Terrence Malick's Knight Of Cups, the fantastical Tale of Tales and anyone who recently enjoyed The Night Manager on TV will want to check out Our Kind Of Traitor which is also based on a John Le Carré novel.
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