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Round up #210: KPW search tip, France's stance
The ILMK Round ups are short pieces which may or may not be expanded later.
Dans votre visage, Amazon!*
While Amazon has benefited from some legal actions in the USA (notably the Department of Justice action against five publishers and Apple, and the State Attorneys General suit against the publishers), that's not the case everywhere…notably in France.
The Guardian article by Angelique Chrisafis
gives you a pretty good rundown on a recent action by one house of government there that limits the discounting that Amazon (and hypothetically other online booksellers…but we know who they mean) can do…and they sort of count free shipping as a discount.
It's intended to help brick-and-mortar bookstores compete, and is part of France's long tradition of trying to provide cultural support within its borders.
I think you are going to know how I feel about this. You don't protect your culture by making books more difficult to afford and obtain. That's especially true if you think your culture goes back more than five years or so…brick-and-mortars have a much harder time stocking the backlist than Amazon does.
While it isn't an excuse, less affordable and available books do, I think, lead to more piracy (in the world of paperbooks, that includes counterfeits, which are surprisingly common in some places).
Today: "8-year-old flags 'sexist' children's books; bookstore takes notice"
Personally, I'd like to see Amazon carry anything that's legal, in terms of books.
I don't really want them making editorial choices about what options I have.
However, there are some people complaining about the book mentioned in this
Today.com article by Morgan Brasfield
It sounded really ridiculous…and an 8-year was moved to tears by seeing them in a store.
They are two "survival guides"…one for boys, and one for girls.
I'm going to briefly quote the article:
"In the boy version, the chapters covered topics such as "How to Survive a Shark Attack," "How to Survive in a Desert," and "How to Survive Whitewater Rapids."
The girl version addressed such issues as "How to Survive a BFF Fight," "How to Survive a Fashion Disaster," and "How to Survive a Breakout.""
Yes, these are recent books (not available in Kindle editions). I wanted to see what people were saying on Amazon…
Girls Only: How to Survive Anything
by Martin Oliver (illustrated by Daniela Geremia)
had the lowest possible rating a solid 1 star out of 5. That was with eleven reviews.
This one
Boys Only: How to Survive Anything
again by Martin Oliver, although illustrated by Simon Ecob
had 2.3 out of 5 with three reviews.
Ban the book (ironic given the timing around Banned Books Week)?
I think most of you would say no. I could see how it could be absolutely instructive to sit down with your kids (of both genders) and discuss this book…
Kindle Paperwhite tip: searching
I'm still exploring my new Kindle Paperwhite, which is the second generation. I did a complete menu map (linked above), but that doesn't mean I tested everything at that point.
Both the first generation and second generation Paperwhites (I have mine open side-by-side right now) have a magnifying glass at the top of the home screen that you can use to search.
They also both have dropdowns where you can choose what to search.
Here's the difference, though:
Gen 1:
- My Items
- Kindle Store
- Dictionary
- Wikipedia
Gen 2:
- My Items
- All Text
- Kindle Store
- Dictionary
- Wikipedia
Notice that in both of them, you can search for a word in the dictionary. That's something people had wanted earlier, and it works pretty well.
The Gen 2 adds All Text…which means you can test to see if all of your books are indexed.
Let me just explain indexing on the Kindles briefly. When you put a book on a Kindle, the device "reads" the book to figure out where the words are in it. It might make a note that "cat" appears at location 200, 355, 1420, that sort of thing.
That's how it can find those words when you search for them.
As you can imagine, reading the book and building that index is energy intensive. If you put a bunch of books on your Kindle in short order, you might want to leave it plugged in overnight…it can index while it sleeps.
How do you know if an e-book on your device hasn't been indexed yet?
Search for a nonsense word (I use something like "xxy"). When it gives you the result, it will tell you if there are any unindexed books yet…and which ones they are.
On the KPW2, switch to All Text when you do that search.
ON the KPW1, you can have it search My Items.
That's likely to make the searches faster on the KPW2 when you search under My Items, since it only searches titles and authors.
Cutting the cable?
We used to get cable TV channels on a TV in our bedroom without a cable box. We weren't stealing them…I think we paid something like $5 a month for some time, and we always let the cable company know that we had that TV.
Now, though, due to regulation changes (as I understand it), we suddenly don't get any cable TV channels on that set (we do get some radio channels).
So, we are considering using the Fire in that room to provide content, and cutting way back on which cable channels we get (and perhaps dropping cable altogether).
We'll look at that carefully. I watch a lot of cable news. One solution to that is
which I'm using now. I can get some interesting news channels, including Russia Today (which is in English and intended for American audiences) and the BBC.
It's not perfect: it ends up buffering sometimes. Still, it's a good choice.
I also use
I pay about $3 a month for it.
That has a lot of current shows. You have to wait for downloads…sometimes for hours before it happens, but you can do "season passes".
I do believe both of these are legal: I wouldn't use them otherwise.
I'm watching right now by running an HDMI cable from my Kindle Fire 8.9″.
I think it's very likely that Amazon will release some TV device before the end of the year, that will use the Miracast that will be available on my Kindle Fire HDX 7″, HDX Display, Wi-Fi. Mine is scheduled to come October 18th…they've been pushing back the date for people ordering now. Order one today (at time of writing), and they now think October 21st. This is the one I think will be the most popular model, and may be really popular.
I'm speculating that Amazon might release two TV devices: an inexpensive Miracast stick that works with the Kindle Fire (it would probably plug into your HDMI port on your TV, and then you could wirelessly mirror from your Kindle Fire HDX), and a somewhat more expensive set-top box that has a lot of content options.
Here is a
Wall Street Journal article by Greg Bensinger
that speculates on the box, but doesn't mention a stick. If you can't see it from the above link, try searching for "Amazon Readies Set-Top Box for Holidays".
We'll see what happens…
Scribd responds to my questions
I want to thank Scribd for responding to my questions about their new subscription ("all you can read") e-book service.
It's $8.99 a month, and HarperCollins has signed up with it, meaning that you can get well-known content…although it will be backlist, not the absolutely current bestsellers, you would be likely to find things to read.
I'm not signing up for it myself, for two reasons.
I asked this:
Bufo Calvin
Oct 03 04:48 pm (PDT)
I have one of the most popular blogs of any kind in the Kindle store (I Love My Kindle) and had just started a write-up on your subscription service, but I have two key questions before I complete that.
1. You indicate it is compatible with the Kindle Fire, but the user is directed to Google Play (which does not recognize a Kindle Fire) for the Android app. The app is available on 1Mobile, but do you also make it available directly on your site?
2. When I tried a sample, I did not see an option to use text-to-speech. That's important to my readers: is it available through your app?
Thank you for your attention to these questions.
They responded (quickly and courteously) with this:
Hello Bufo,
Thank you for reaching out to us. I spoke to our engineering team and we currently do not support Kindle through our app, because Google Play Store is required as you said. We have submitted an application to Amazon, but it's still being reviewed by Amazon. The app will not work with Kindle e-ink, but will work with the Fires if/when it's approved.
Regarding your second question, we do not support text-to-speech, unfortunately. Please let me know if you have any other questions.
Best regards,
Kay Jong
Scribd, Inc.
Questions? http://scribd.com/faq
That shouldn't stop you. This isn't a case of someone blocking text-to-speech access, but simply not providing it. I use TTS too often myself to ignore the lack of it, but I have no moral objection to not including it. While I'd like every device to be accessible to everyone, I don't think that's a requirement for every app and every device in every circumstance.
As to not being in the Amazon Appstore…well, it may be later. Contrary to what some people say, Amazon does not "wall you into their garden". You can get the Netflix app, for example: a direct competitor.
You could get the app now, from 1Mobile, or you could when I checked earlier.
Update: I meant to include the Scribd page…you can get all the info (and see what books are available) from links there:
My guess is that this will succeed, and that we'll see more subscription e-book services. It's possible Amazon will do one (and the Kindle Owners' Lending Library is not all you can read, of course: it's up to one book a calendar month).
Some of you might be thinking, "Amazon won't do that…they want you to buy the books." Well, yes, they'd prefer that…but they really want you to buy physical goods ("diapers and windshield wipers") where there is more profit, and tying you into a subscription service (especially if it was linked to Prime) would help with that.
What do you think? Have you already cut the cable? If not, what would be necessary to get you to do it? Do you pay more than $100 a month for cable? Is it okay to sell a sexist book to kids? Do protectionist laws help or hurt book culture? Feel free to let me and my readers know what you think by commenting on this post.
* I was using Google translate to try to say, "In your face, Amazon!" Not sure how close it is, given the idiomatic nature of the expression.
This post by Bufo Calvin originally appeared in the I Love My Kindle blog.


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Making homemade puff pastry requires some patience and a bit of persistence, but the results are a buttery, rich, flaky pastry that can be used for everything from breadsticks to danish!
Come on it to the virtual kitchen and I'll show you how to bring a smile to your face, and how to feed your stomach AND your spirit!
Houston, we have a problem.
I stepped outside of my baking comfort zone yesterday, and what I wandered into was a wonderful world filled with homemade puff pastry treats. My life has been forever changed by HOMEMADE buttery, flaky deliciousness. I'm afraid there's no saving me. I'm done for.
To be honest, I'd never really had a desire to make my own puff pastry before. After all, Pepperidge Farm makes a perfectly acceptable product that's convenient and one that, until yesterday, I thought was suitable for use whenever I had a craving for a pot pie or fruit filled treats. All of that has changed now. THIS is what happens when you can create anything you want with fresh ingredients and no preservatives...
Dunk a couple of these babies into a little powdered sugar glaze, some melted chocolate, or even a cold glass of milk or hot cup of coffee. They're just beyond yummi!
Preparing multiple layers of pastry dough and butter is time consuming (about 5 hours total), but the results are SO worth it. If you've never bitten into flaky puffed pastry straight out of the oven, I need you to trust me when I tell you to give it a try and see if you don't become a little bit obsessed with it.
This whole shebang of a project started thanks to my participation in the Sundays with Joy baking group. This week's recipe, Leek and Asparagus Quiche calls for a puff pastry crust. 80% of the group is using the traditional boxed puff pastry, but a few of us were encouraged by the wonderful and uber-talented pastry chef, Jenni Field, to make our own. She offered to help walk us through the process, assuring us that it's really not a difficult technique, it's just time consuming. Then Jenni threw in the deal maker for me... she told me that she made a tutorial video to help teach us the tricks to the trade. I was SOLD! I figured that even if it turned out to be a complete disaster, I would have had fun learning, and I'd only be out a few bucks in ingredients. But it WORKED...OH how it worked! In case you're interested in learning the technique for yourself, here are the videos
I made my project for Sunday's post (see the recipe for Leek and Asparagus Puff Pastry Quiche HERE) and then I just got crazy creative thinking of the filling possibilities. I made sweet treats and savory treats with that flaky homemade puff pastry. Some of my favorites were the chocolate filled, and these savory garlic puffs.
I made them by placing a little bit of of garlic butter into the center of the dough before folding them up and crimping the edges.
I really hope you'll consider making your own puff pastry so that you can experience the yummi for yourself!


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Nowak, M. A. (Martin A.)
Most widely held works about M. A Nowak
Most widely held works by M. A Nowak
SuperCooperators : altruism, evolution, and why we need each other to succeed by M. A Nowak ( Book )
10 editions published between 2011 and 2012 in English and held by 874 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Looks at the importance of cooperation in human beings and in nature, arguing that this social tool is as important an aspect of evolution as mutation and natural selection
Evolutionary dynamics : exploring the equations of life by M. A Nowak ( Book )
7 editions published in 2006 in English and held by 644 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
"At a time of unprecedented expansion in the life sciences, evolution is the one theory that transcends all of biology. Any observation of a living system must ultimately be interpreted in the context of its evolution. Evolutionary change is the consequence of mutation and natural selection, which are two concepts that can be described by mathematical equations. Evolutionary Dynamics is concerned with these equations of life. In this book, Martin A. Nowak draws on the languages of biology and mathematics to outline the mathematical principles according to which life evolves. His work introduces readers to the powerful yet simple laws that govern the evolution of living systems, no matter how complicated they might seem. Evolution has become a mathematical theory, Nowak suggests, and any idea of an evolutionary process or mechanism should be studied in the context of the mathematical equations of evolutionary dynamics. His book presents a range of analytical tools that can be used to this end: fitness landscapes, mutation matrices, genomic sequence space, random drift, quasispecies, replicators, the Prisoner's Dilemma, games in finite and infinite populations, evolutionary graph theory, games on grids, evolutionary kaleidoscopes, fractals, and spatial chaos. Nowak then shows how evolutionary dynamics applies to critical real-world problems, including the progression of viral diseases such as AIDS, the virulence of infectious agents, the unpredictable mutations that lead to cancer, the evolution of altruism, and even the evolution of human language. His book makes a clear and compelling case for understanding every living system--and everything that arises as a consequence of living systems--in terms of evolutionary dynamics."--Publisher's website
Evolution, games, and God : the principle of cooperation by M. A Nowak ( Book )
7 editions published in 2013 in English and held by 324 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
"According to the reigning competition-driven model of evolution, selfish behaviors that maximize an organism's reproductive potential offer a fitness advantage over self-sacrificing behaviors--rendering unselfish behavior for the sake of others a mystery that requires extra explanation. Evolution, Games, and God addresses this conundrum by exploring how cooperation, working alongside mutation and natural selection, plays a critical role in populations from microbes to human societies. Inheriting a tendency to cooperate, argue the contributors to this book, may be as beneficial as the self-preserving instincts usually thought to be decisive in evolutionary dynamics. Assembling experts in mathematical biology, history of science, psychology, philosophy, and theology, Martin Nowak and Sarah Coakley take an interdisciplinary approach to the terms "cooperation" and "altruism." Using game theory, the authors elucidate mechanisms by which cooperation--a form of working together in which one individual benefits at the cost of another--arises through natural selection. They then examine altruism--cooperation which includes the sometimes conscious choice to act sacrificially for the collective good--as a key concept in scientific attempts to explain the origins of morality. Discoveries in cooperation go beyond the spread of genes in a population to include the spread of cultural transformations such as languages, ethics, and religious systems of meaning. The authors resist the presumption that theology and evolutionary theory are inevitably at odds. Rather, in rationally presenting a number of theological interpretations of the phenomena of cooperation and altruism, they find evolutionary explanation and theology to be strongly compatible."--Publisher's website
Virus dynamics : mathematical principles of immunology and virology by M. A Nowak ( Book )
8 editions published between 2000 and 2004 in English and held by 279 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Super cooperators : evolution, altruism and huamn behaviour or why we need each other to succeed by M. A Nowak ( Book )
7 editions published in 2011 in English and held by 70 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Darwin's theory of evolution is infamous but it has one major chink. If life is all about survival of the fittest, then why do people risk their lives to save strangers? And what about charity and fairness? Why do we cooperate? Evolutionary scientists have struggled with this problem since the days of Darwin. Now Harvard's celebrated evolutionary biologist Martin Nowak has built on previous efforts, and his own research over two decades, to come up with five laws of cooperation, revealing how this very human characteristic is as fundamental as gravity. With the editor of New Scientist, Roger Highfield, he explains in this groundbreaking book that cooperation is central to the four-billion-year-old puzzle of life - how molecules in the primordial soup first crossed the watershed that separates dead chemistry from biochemistry. In Super Cooperators Nowak and Highfield deftly unpack the basic laws of cooperation to explain the most fundamental mechanics of everyday life
Computing for comparative microbial genomics bioinformatics for microbiologists by David W Ussery ( )
2 editions published in 2009 in English and held by 31 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
This reference provides a coherent set of tools and a methodological framework for comparing raw DNA sequences and fully annotated genome sequences, then using these to build up and test models about groups of interacting organisms within an environment or ecological niche
Wolle vom Schaf by M. A Nowak ( Book )
5 editions published in 1989 in German and held by 31 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Overzicht van de verschillende verwerkingsmogelijkheden van schapewol
Super cooperators : altruism, evolution and mathematics (or, why we need each other to succeed) by M. A Nowak ( Book )
1 edition published in 2011 in English and held by 27 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Kooperative Intelligenz : das Erfolgsgeheimnis der Evolution by M. A Nowak ( Book )
2 editions published in 2013 in German and held by 22 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
SuperCooperators Evolution, Altruism and Human Behaviour (or why we need each other to succeed) by Roger Highfield ( )
1 edition published in 2011 in English and held by 15 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
If only the fittest survive, then why would we risk our life to save a stranger? As celebrated biologist Martin Nowak and bestselling science writer Roger Highfield explain in this groundbreaking book, cooperation not competition, is the defining human trait. It challenges our understanding of evolution and will provoke debate for years to come
Supercooperadores by M. A Nowak ( Book )
2 editions published in 2012 in Spanish and held by 13 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Martin A. Nowak es uno de los principales expertos en evolución y cuenta con el reconocimiento de la comunidad científica mundial. Nowack apela directamente al lector, le hace plantearse su posición ante diferentes dilemas. Este libro prueba que todo proceso evolutivo (del ADN a las sociedades humanas) nace de la cooperación, y explica cómo lograr con ella estrategias ganadoras. ¿Por qué la confianza es rentable? ¿Cómo se genera? ¿Pueden lograrse beneficios gracias al castigo? ¿Es éste de verdad útil, o resulta del todo estúpido? Lo cierto es que quienes obtienen mayores beneficios rara vez lo aplican, y prefieren promover la cooperación. En los últimos años este tema ha suscitado un enorme interés, pues puede ayudar a explicar la evolución humana desde la aparición de las primeras células, tema en que el profesor Martin A. Nowak, es una autoridad. --
Supercooperators by M. A Nowak ( Book )
1 edition published in 2012 in English and held by 12 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
The dynamics of virus infections : papers of a discussion meeting ( Book )
1 edition published in 2000 in English and held by 9 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Untersuchungen zur Messung der Zykloduktion und Zyklovergenz by M. A Nowak ( Book )
4 editions published between 1984 and 1985 in German and Undetermined and held by 8 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Systemische, perioperative Antibiotikaprophylaxe mit Latamoxef in der elektiven Dickdarmchirurgie by M. A Nowak ( Book )
5 editions published in 1986 in German and held by 7 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Super cooperators : beyond the survival of the fittest : why cooperation, not competition, is the key of life by M. A Nowak ( Book )
2 editions published in 2012 in English and held by 5 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
SuperCooperators : the mathematics of evolution, altruism and human behaviour, (or, Why we need each other to succeed) by M. A Nowak ( Book )
2 editions published in 2011 in English and held by 4 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Everyone is familiar with Darwin's revolutionary idea about the survival of the fittest, and most people agree that it works, but Darwin's famous theory has one major chink. If life is about survival of the fittest, then why would we risk our own life to jump into a river to save a stranger? Some people argue that issues such as charity, fairness, forgiveness and cooperation are evolutionary loose ends, side issues that are of little consequence. But as Harvard's celebrated evolutionary biologist Martin Nowak explains in this ground-breaking book, cooperation is central to the four-billion-year-old puzzle of life. Cooperation is fundamental to how molecules in the primordial soup crossed the watershed that separates dead chemistry from biochemistry. Cooperation is the key to understanding why language evolved, an event that is as significant as the evolution of the first primitive organism. And it goes without saying that cooperation is the reason that people live in towns, villages and cities. Cooperation can even help to explain the spread of cancer cells and the role of punishment in society
Messe in G by Franz Schubert ( Recording )
2 editions published in 1997 in Latin and No Linguistic content and held by 3 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Eine klinische Untersuchung von Amalgamfüllungen unterschiedlicher Liegedauer by M. A Nowak ( Book )
2 editions published between 1983 and 1984 in German and held by 3 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Super cooperators : beyond the survival of fittest : why cooperation, not competition, is the key to life by M. A Nowak ( Book )
1 edition published in 2012 in English and held by 3 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
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Altruism Anthropology--Study and teaching Bioinformatics Bombieri, Enrico, Buildings Computational biology Cooperation Cooperativeness Cooperative societies Dwarfism Dyson, Freeman J Electronic data processing Empire State Building (New York, N.Y.) Equilibrium (Economics) Evolution (Biology) Evolution (Biology)--Mathematical models Evolution (Biology)--Philosophy Evolution (Biology)--Social aspects Ford Motor Company.--Rouge River Plant Game theory Geertz, Clifford Genetics Heredity, Human HIV (Viruses) Human genetics Immune response--Mathematical models Institute for Advanced Study (Princeton, N.J.) Intellect Interdisciplinary approach in education Interstate Highway System Johns Hopkins University Nash, John F., New York (State)--New York--Brooklyn Bridge Nowak, M. A.--(Martin A.) Nuclear propulsion Numbers, Prime Quantitative research Reciprocity (Psychology) Science--Vocational guidance Self-sacrifice Structural engineering Symbolic anthropology Taub, Robert T cells Technology--Mathematics Tempo (Music) Thought and thinking United States United States--Hoover Dam Virus diseases--Immunological aspects
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Nowak, M. A. (Martin A.)
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Twenty-five years ago, I was working as a respiratory therapist at C.S. Mott Children's Hospital working with ventilator-dependent children. A mother of a ventilator-dependent child expressed how emotionally trying and physically exhausting her child's care was at home. She simply wished for one week a year where she wasn't responsible for the 24/7 care of her child whose life depended on the ventilator. So, we made that wish a reality and created Trail's Edge Camp.
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Friday is cupcake therapy day
Spending time in the hospital isn't a piece of cake, but on Fridays at C.S. Mott Children's Hospital it's cupcake time. Every Friday from 2 to 3:30, we host Cupcake Therapy in the Family Center. Cupcake Therapy is a great informal time for family members and patients to relax and enjoy decorating cupcakes.
Each week we have a theme based on the season or what's happening at the University or in the Health System. We've done St. Patrick's Day, spring flowers, March Madness, maize and blue and even made Despicable Me-themed Minion cupcakes. Chef Steve Shifano and his staff bake the cupcakes and the Family Center provides the frosting and all the decorations. Ann Hendrick, Family Center Coordinator, and I roll out the cupcake cart each Friday. We create a few sample cupcakes each week and those who come down to decorate use our theme and then express their own creativity.
We started calling it Cupcake Therapy after one of our Friday regulars came down and said he was there for Cupcake Therapy. Continue reading
Sharing hope where it's needed most: A "heart mom" gives back
Like many parents, I didn't spend a lot of time thinking about congenital heart defects. That changed a little over 13 years ago. It was then, at my 20 week ultrasound, that it was discovered my unborn baby would be born with a severe heart defect called Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome, which essentially meant only half of his heart would be the normal size needed to function.
We learned a lot that day. We were told that heart defects were the most common birth defect, that I didn't do anything to cause it, and it was likely a "fluke." We learned that his options were limited, his mortality rate was significantly increased and that we could have a lifetime of unknowns and medical care ahead of us. We were told his best chance at survival would be to have one of three open heart surgeries just days after birth.
Adventures in the natural world
Wonder and excitement in your own backyard!
A hundred bubbles were flying in the air, with a dozen children excitedly popping them.
I pointed to the sky and shouted "la luna!" All eyes turned and gazed at the moon clearly visible in the early evening sky.
"She's rising" I said. "Does anyone know what phase the moon is in?" "Waxing", one boy answered. "Yes…it's a sliver on the right – getting bigger every night! See you tomorrow moon." We all waved skyward, then bubbles flew again!
These moments happen daily at Leslie Science & Nature Center, where we draw attention, use teachable moments, and hone observations about what is happening around us in the natural world.
Creating opportunity for daily observation of the natural world is a great way to engage children and adults together, to explore questions, create a moment of respite and observe beauty. These moments can refresh us at the core – perhaps even at the soul level. Take time to see changes through the seasons, look at patterns, colors and shapes. Look at living things up close, look far – at broad expanse of the landscape, silhouettes, shadows and tree shapes. Looking "far" relaxes our eyes, especially in a culture of up close texts and computer screen time. Even when we simply observe the bubbles we blow, we can observe the elusive wind, as the bubble orbs rise and undulate, shifted by the invisible hand of air currents and updrafts. Observations are, of course, best done outside, but if you are unable to venture out – find a large window to the world. This can still offer many great observations.
Here are four simple observation games you can try:
Turning blank spaces into healing places
New "Healing Wall" project provides distraction for patients
A visit to the hospital is hardly on the list of fun things to do — especially if you're a kid. Many parents – myself included – have noticed a lack of distractions available for the children who were waiting to see a doctor or have a procedure. I'm sure I am not the first person to have wondered — wouldn't it be nice to use some of the big, open walls in the new hospital to create something that would be visually interesting for all visitors and something what would engage the children while they wait?
I took my idea to the Mott Patient and Family Centered Care advisory group where the idea was refined with the input of the Mott families and staff. Together, we decided that a mural was a great way to make use of wall space that was currently blank. We discovered an amazing Michigan-based artist, Tracy Leigh Fisher, who had created murals in other hospitals as well as individual homes.
Healing Butterfly Garden Brings Beauty and Education to Mott
When I was a kid, I loved butterflies and bugs. My grandma lived next door and she fostered my fascination. Together we found caterpillars and watched them go through their life cycle and become butterflies. When I had my own children, I shared my hobby with them. I learned how to attract butterflies to my garden by growing native plants. Soon, the garden was a hit with not only my kids, but all the neighborhood children as well.
One day at work, I met Susan Fisher who also shared a passion for butterflies. We shared stories and she told me how she had given a friend who was a cancer patient a caterpillar. Her friend found great comfort in observing the lifecycle of the caterpillar as it transformed into a chrysalis and then a butterfly. Like Susan's friend, many patients relate to those transformations when they experience their own changes as they go through the healing process. A light bulb popped in my head — wouldn't it be great if we could bring this experience to more of our patients?
That's when I decided to apply for a Fostering Innovation Grant to turn a vacant area of the courtyard into a native butterfly garden. Susan and I were thrilled when we learned the grant application was accepted. We started planting the garden last summer. Now many of the plants have matured, and we're introducing the first butterflies and officially opening the Healing Butterfly Garden.


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5 Philadelphia Phillies Who Belong on the 2014 NL All-Star Team
When people think of the Philadelphia Phillies, the term "All-Star" isn't usually the first thing that leaps to mind. But despite the team having a rough first half of the season, there have been some players who have stood apart and played some remarkable baseball, so much so that they deserve to be considered for the All-Star Game. With that in mind, here are five Phillies who should be on the 2014 NL All-Star Team.
5. Antonio Bastardo
After experiencing a rough couple of seasons, Antonio Bastardo is having an outstanding comeback year. His ERA is down to 2.86 and he has become a solid setup man for closer Jonathan Papelbon, allowing only two hits and one earned run in his last ten games.
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Like Bastardo, Jimmy Rollins is having a great year after a season or two of injuries and subpar performance. He is batting .247 and has been playing some great defense at shortstop. Plus, he just became the Phillies' all-time hits leader. That has to count for something, right?
2. Cole Hamels
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Cole Hamels has been the iron man of the starting pitching rotation, and in the wake of the injury to ace Cliff Lee, he has returned to the form that won him the World Series MVP in 2008. He has been pitching deep into games, often going well over 100 pitches to assure a victory and doing it with little or no run support, an issue he has been dealing with his entire career.
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What else can you say about Chase Utley that hasn't been said before? He is batting .302, has kept his average over .300 for most of the season and is arguably the best second baseman currently playing in MLB. When someone wants to describe what the Phillies and playing baseball in Philadelphia is all about, you just show them a picture of Chase Utley.
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3.25/5 rDev -21.7%
Thanks to biglove for the trade sample. Pours a hazy,somewhat darker then average golden color. Big head that slowly receedes. Yeasty and phenolic aroma. Flavor is very astringent and phenolic. A ton of spice in there-especially black pepper. Almost too much for me. Good enough mouthfeel-the high carbonation level makes it quite lively on the tongue. Overall I only find this to be an average triple. Too spicy in my opinion and the spices that are there are just overpowering.
08-13-2005 01:18:10 | More by lackenhauser
3.28/5 rDev -21%
I bought this one after reading some wonderfull reviews. I already drank this beer before, but I could not remember what it was like.
It pours an orange colour with a steady lacing and enough carbonation to keep the head going.
Smell was rather unpleasant, iron all over the place, mild oxidation (sherry?) and higher alcohols reminding me of green apples. There was also some caramel after all these tastes.
Taste was different, no sign of the oxidation (if there was any at all) and the iron taste was not present. First impression was good, an alcoholic firm beer with higher alcohols, ripe banana's and a bitter, dry aftertaste. There is also some acidity in the aftertaste, but that is really in the back. Second impression was that the beer is more or less out of balance, there is too much alcohol to really be drinkable, so I cannot rate this as high as my colleague reviewers. Too bad, because I had high expectations from the Dolle Brouwers!
04-16-2006 21:13:45 | More by Absumaster
3.35/5 rDev -19.3%
A - Clear amber color with orange coming through. Big head with chunky lacing at the top.
S - Nice yeast, a lot of dark fruits in this, I get a significant amount of figs, raisins, etc. A little hoppy in a good way.
T - Sweet and fruity. The figs come through exceptionally strong, it's a little too sweet and fruity for me. It overpowers the yeast, which I feel is a bit lost in this one. Not bad, but not great.
M - Nice and syrupy, but with carbonation to give it a nice kick.
D - Too sweet, fruity, and strong for me to do a whole lot of this.
01-03-2010 02:02:29 | More by AgentZero
3.35/5 rDev -19.3%
Poured from an 11.6 oz bottle into a snifter, the Dolle Teve is a hazy pale yellow, with lots of bubbles and a huge, frothy white head, which keeps rising out of the glass as it settles, holding firm and tight, leaving foamy lace.
The aroma is heavy on the green apple and pear, sugar with some vinegar, band-aid like phenols and movie popcorn.
The taste is pretty rich, heavier on the sugar and caramel then the color beguiles, spicy plastic phenols, alcohol, with citrus tropical fruit, candi and bubblegum.
The mouthfeel is super carbonated and foamy, medium to heavy bodied for a tripel.
Tasty, yet rich enough to help you keep the speed in check, and lacking the digestibility I look for in the style. Honestly, I'd have guessed this was from the U.S. in blind tasting, it's best attribute is that, while heavy tasting, doesn't drink at 10%
08-23-2007 01:13:42 | More by ccrida
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3.35/5 rDev -19.3%
Reviewed on 4/25/08. Bottle. Pours a cloudy dark golden color with a thick white head that persists. Aroma of light fruit. Flavor of light fruits, gumdrops, rind, spices. Initial sip is nice and fruity, but the swallow's got some bite! A heavy tripel, really warms your mouth. One of the better tripels I've had, although I'm not particularly a fan of the style.
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12-02-2008 21:08:17 | More by LilBeerDoctor
3.4/5 rDev -18.1%
11.2 ounce bottle Served very cold, poued into wide glass beer challis
A) Yikes -- tons of sediment/floaties. These remain active for a few minutes, circulating through out the glass. Hazy brass or or dull gold when held to the light. Long lasting ample 1 inch white head
S) Spicy, sweet malts. A waft of alcohol, this is clearly strong stuff. Cider, citrus & ginger spice
T)Notes of apple, pear, brown sugar & sweet malt. After a moment, a burn that warms the throat all the way down.
M) Lively carbonation, smooth but strong. Refreshing.
09-07-2010 00:05:57 | More by bskrtz
3.43/5 rDev -17.3%
Pours hazy amber with a growing sudsy head.
Nose shows doughy yeast, candi sugar, light fruit (pears, white grapes) and soft phenols. Yeast really dominates here.
The flavours, unfortunately, are completely dominated by hot, solvent-like alcohol. Underneath is more doughy yeast.
Carbonation is way too high.
03-13-2011 09:09:49 | More by CrazyDavros
3.43/5 rDev -17.3%
L: Pours a thick and unfiltered golden yellow color with a thick and huge white colored head that laces the glass a lot as it fades very slowly down the sides.
S: Smells of sweet malts, big citrus aromas mixed with alcohol and yeast aromas.
T: Tastes of sweet malts followed by a lot of different yeast flavors of orange, lemon, banana, herbs and spices, and a slight alcohol flavoring as well.
M: Heavy feeling and tasting, perfect amount of carbonation, warming, rich.
D: Pretty drinkable since it has such a high abv, the mix of flavors was nice and fruity.
12-26-2010 15:26:58 | More by erosier
3.45/5 rDev -16.9%
33 cl bottle, served in Chimay goblet.
Pours w/ the typical Dolle Brouwers head, that is: massive, rocky and long-lived, much of the sediment not sinking through the head.
Cloudy dark gold w/ lots of sediment floating about. Highly aggressive, in-your-face taste dominated by hops and a good dose of yeast. Bitter and not for the faint of palate. A beer w/ tons of character.
01-28-2004 15:47:57 | More by ToolHead
3.45/5 rDev -16.9%
Ok looking beer. I got the last bit of the bottle so mine is fairly yeasty, but I can see the color is very nice as is the head. Nice fine bubbles that mound up above the etched 'bubble making D' in my Duvel glass.
Nose is straight up 4 day old bananas and alcohol. Quite nice!!
Taste is a bit harsh. I mean kind of rough and bumpy so to speak, maybe solvent like...higher alcohols?? I get a touch of the banana esters and definately some nice alcohol warmth, but not very smooth at all and pretty dry. I think this could be sweetened up just a tad.
Decent mouthfeel for the style, nothing to rave about.
Not too drinkable with this harshness, maybe a bad bottle??
09-11-2004 02:40:54 | More by cerevisiaephilus
3.48/5 rDev -16.1%
330 mL bottle without a vintage/freshness date. Pours a lightly hazed gold color with a massive soapy cap of off-white head. Fades slowly and leaves chunks of foam all over the place. Good looking beer.
Nose is grainy, alcoholic and a little bit like cream soda. Fruits galore.
Taste is hugely fruity and vinous, loads of alcohol. Too big for its own good? Maybe. The body is rich, but the malts light..which leaves alcohol and yeasty phenols picking up the slack. A little overcarbonated, but a few hard swirls fix that pretty quick. Yeast really throws its weight around here, I dont know if I have ever had a fruitier, yeast driven beer before. Interesting beer, but I dont think I would buy it again.
04-22-2011 15:09:15 | More by twiggamortis420
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3.48/5 rDev -16.1%
Bottled on 10/2013. $6.00/11.2oz. Poured into a tulip.
A solid tripel. IF you like a super dry finish this might be a tripel for you, otherwise a slight above average beer. 3.5
A – Pours a cloudy (-) orange amber, with a white two-finger dense mousey head that dissipates to a thin layer. Great Belgian lacing. 3
S – Spicy followed by some fruity notes. 3.5
T – Yeasty with some herbal hoppiness. 3.5
MF – Medium-light body with a real dry finish. Clean, fizzy, sharp. 3.5
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04-07-2012 20:16:26 | More by smi
3.5/5 rDev -15.7%
A- Pours a brownish-yellow color with copious, sticky lace. Even with careful pouring, large amounts of sediment particles make their way into the glass.
S- Strong aroma of 20 year tawny Port, Sauternes, sweet white dessert wine, golden raisins, dried light fruits, licorice.
T- Tawny port, Sauternes, apricots, honey.
M, D- A touch of sticky-sweet viscosity followed by a hot ethanol finish might tend to moderate the drinkability a bit.
Note: I have opened many a gusher, but even with careful handling coming straight off the storage rack, this beer simply exploded unexpectedly upon opening, soaking my entire left side, part of the kitchen and two friends standing nearby. The spray shot outward for 3-4 feet in all directions, leaving only about 4-5 ounces to drink -- the rest on the floor or in the laundry. Mad Bitch indeed.
05-17-2010 20:07:33 | More by WhiteOak
De Dolle Dulle Teve (Mad Bitch) from Brouwerij De Dolle Brouwers
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