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The What's in a Name 5 Challenge
>> Tuesday, November 15, 2011
I stopped participating in nearly all blogger reading challenges a couple of years ago. There is one exception to my 'no challenges' rule. It's the What's in a Name Challenge. Originally hosted by Annie, it's been hosted for the past couple of years by the wonderful Beth Fish Reads. It's now the one and only blog reading challenge I join. The reason is that it's just a ton of fun.
Here's how it works.
Between January 1 and December 31, 2012, read one book in each of the following categories:
The book titles are just suggestions, you can read whatever book you want to fit the category.
- A book with a topographical feature (land formation) in the title: Black Hills, Purgatory Ridge, Emily of Deep Valley
- A book with something you'd see in the sky in the title: Moon Called, Seeing Stars, Cloud Atlas
- A book with a creepy crawly in the title: Little Bee, Spider Bones, The Witches of Worm
- A book with a type of house in the title: The Glass Castle, The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest, Ape House
- A book with something you'd carry in your pocket, purse, or backpack in the title: Sarah's Key, The Scarlet Letter, Devlin Diary
- A book with a something you'd find on a calendar in the title: Day of the Jackal, Elegy for April, Freaky Friday, Year of Magical Thinking
Other Things to Know
- Books may be any form (audio, print, e-book).
- Books may overlap other challenges.
- Books may not overlap categories; you need a different book for each category.
- Creativity for matching the categories is not only allowed but encouraged.
- You do not have to make a list of books before hand.
- You do not have to read through the categories in any particular order.
I've already been scanning my To Be Read list and have several options for most of the categories. I'm not committing to anything yet. In fact, I still have two books to read to complete this year's What's in a Name Challenge. Nevertheless, I'm already looking forward to next year.
Here are some of the books I'm considering for each category.
Topographical Feature
Pig Island by Mo Hayder
Holmes on the Range by Steve Hockensmith
Island of the Lost by Joan Druett
Something in the Sky
A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khalid Hosseini
The Sparrow by Mary Doria Russell
Creepy Crawly (this will likely be my toughest category, I might have to break my never read a series book out of order rule)
The Serpent's Tale by Ariana Franklin
The Golden Spiders by Rex Stout
Type of House
The Winter Palace by Eva Stachniak
Murder at the Vicarage by Agatha Christie
Something in a Pocket
Hannah's List by Debbie Macomber
Something on a Calendar
Murder on a Bad Hair Day by Anne George
A Cold Day in Paradise by Steve Hamilton
One of the great things about this challenge is the flexibility. The categories are interesting, yet they are designed to allow some flexibility and creativity in choosing book titles that fit.
If you're interested in joining the fun, head on over to Beth Fish Reads and sign up.


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Consumer products maker Unilever has opened a technology support and innovation center in Bangalore to provide IT services for its global operations as well as explore innovative ways of using technology to improve its business, according to reports.
Reports stated that the 220,000 sq ft center in the outskirts of Bangalore, which currently houses 1400 staff, will be its largest technology center.
Unilever is expecting emerging markets to contribute 75% of revenues by the end of this decade, Paul Polman, CEO reportedly said.
COO Harish Manwani also reported that the company has the widest footprint amongst its peers in developing markets.
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Wilson wants stronger support system for Rio
HEAD coach Maurice Wilson says a stronger support system will be needed as Jamaica prepares over the next four years for the 2016 Olympic Games to be held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Wilson and other members of the Jamaican delegation to the 2012 London Olympics, including coaches Bert Cameron and Maurice Westney, and athletes Traves Smikle, Nickiesha Wilson and Asafa Powell, returned to the island yesterday from the United Kingdom with a best-ever medal haul of 12 — four gold, four silver and four bronze.
Powell, who pulled up during the Men's 100m final on August 5, opted not to wear the national colours and quietly slipped through the airport following surgery on a chronic injury in Europe last week.
"We have to move forward with a stronger supporting cast in terms of resource personnel — chiropractors, press liaison, nutritionist — all the resource persons that are required," Wilson told the Jamaica Observer.
"This is the way forward and... the only way we're going to maintain the level of success we've had over the last couple of years," he added.
While a number of athletes who medalled in Beijing in 2008 missed out this time around, Wilson was not disappointed with the final outcome of 12 medals.
"There is always the possibility (of getting more medals). We had four persons who medalled in Beijing who did not medal this time around, but we are third in the world. What more can we ask for?"
"You can never be disappointed with performances at an Olympic level once the athlete goes out there and gives of their best," he argued.
Meanwhile Smikle, the national discus champion, told the Observer his first Olympics was a good experience and he learnt a lot in preparation for the next four years in Brazil.
"I went into the competition hoping to do well. I didn't make it to the final but I learnt a lot... I didn't feel intimidated by the guys," said the Calabar past student.
"I have to do a lot of new things; get fitter, get stronger and things should be better," he added.
Meanwhile, Minister without Portfolio with responsibility for Sport, Natalie Neita-Headley, told the Observer the government may have to revisit its strategy to help athletes from other areas to qualify for the Olympics.
"The associations are doing a fantastic job and I think the Sports Development Foundation (SDF) is requiring associations to submit development plans for the next four five years.
"It simply means we can be involved as a government at the level of the planning and developing the programmes that will lead us to a successful 2016," Neita-Headley said.
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August 23, 2014, Ocala, FL- Florida's number one dirt track was in perfect condition as cars rolled out on to the track for the start of their heat races. As Mother Nature threatened the nights racing action with a rain shower during heat races, Jimmy Flores and track crew went to work again to bring the surface back to life and complete the nights racing events. The fans that showed up and waited the rain out were in for a treat as the racers took to the well prepared surface. First up were Hobby Stocks with David Arivett (76) and Joe Forsyth (17F) starting on the front row. Fans asked if we would see a first time feature winner in victory lane, or would the only previous feature winner in the field, Rick Elwood (92) be able to take home his third feature win of the season. At the drop of the green flag Arivett would get the jump on Forsyth, but Forsyth refused to settle for second. Forsyth looked high and low looking for a way around Arivett. On Lap 12 Arivette would give Forsyth the inside line coming out of turn two, once there it appeared Arivette would push to the wall and spin bring out the caution. Forsyth would control the lead and bring home is first Feature win of the season, followed by William Edwards (08E), Elwood (92) Brandon Elwood (28E) and Arivett (76). Heat race winners were Cory Hupp (22) and Forsyth. Next, the Florida T.Q. Late Models roared out onto the track in usual fashion. It was fan favorite Terry Wright (007) to jump to early lead. On lap three… read more
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Wednesday, December 05, 2012Boys Basketball: BG's Brown dominates FHS
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BOWLING GREEN -- Vitto Brown will be a Wisconsin Badger a year from now.
But this season he's still a Bowling Green Bobcat, and the 6-foot-8 senior is proving to be a tough animal to handle at this level as well.
Four of Brown's seven baskets were putbacks, including three straight during a pivotal third-quarter run as the University of Wisconsin recruit scored 20 points and grabbed 16 rebounds Tuesday in leading Bowling Green to a 43-32 nonleague win over Findlay High.
"Vitto was very active in that third quarter," said Bowling Green coach Von Graffin.
"We have two very good shooters, Andrew Herringshaw and Evan Gardner. And what we mean by good shooters is that when they miss, they are very reboundable misses.
"I've seen kids throw bricks up there that result in long rebounds. With Gardner and Herringshaw, their shots land kind of soft on the rim, and that allows Vitto to fly in there and do what he's good at."
Bowling Green started strong, leading 16-5 after the first quarter thanks to an NBA-range 3-pointer from Herringshaw. But Findlay rallied and BG struggled against the Trojans' zone defense in the second quarter.
A rash of turnovers, nine in the quarter, also stalled BG's offense as Findlay cut the deficit to 16-10 on the 3-point play by Austin Gutting and 17-12 after two free throws by Grant Niswander.
Findlay still trailed 24-17 after another 3-point play from Gutting with 4:21 left in the third quarter.
That's when Brown elevated his game -- literally.
On a missed 3-pointer by sophomore guard LaMonta Stone, Brown soared well above the rim, grabbed the ball with one hand and slammed it through the iron.
Brown rebounded another BG miss 18 seconds later and put it back up and in. On the Bobcats next possession, he corralled his own partially-blocked shot, and laid it up and in as well.
In a little over two minutes, Brown's high-flying barrage turned a slight 24-17 advantage into a commanding 30-17 lead. Findlay never got the deficit under double digits the rest of the game.
"We were mixing it up, so we went to a zone in the second quarter, we had some success with it and we stuck with it," said Findlay High coach Jim Rucki.
"But the hard part (about the zone) was you have to give something up sometimes. I thought our guys gave a good effort. But a couple of times, we needed to be more aware of where (Brown) was."
Herringshaw added 11 points in BG's season opener.
Gutting, despite giving up five inches to Brown and three to 6-6 BG senior Nolan Dill, had another solid game for Findlay (1-1) with 17 points and six rebounds. Niswander had seven points and Joseph Davidson four points and five rebounds.
With two starters -- 6-1 junior point guard Michael Clark (ankle) and 6-3 junior wing Adam Twining (concussion) -- sidelined, Findlay's inexperience showed.
The Trojans committed 19 of their 20 turnovers in the first three quarters, made only 1 of 7 3-pointers and shot just 31 percent (11 of 36) overall.
"These guys have played (varsity). But tonight we asked them to take on a larger role," Rucki said. "They got submerged tonight. I can't fault our effort, though. They kept plugging away and sticking with it. We got on the glass pretty well, we forced some turnovers and we gave ourselves a chance when this things could have gotten ugly.
"We will see these kind of situations again. If we can learn from this game, it will help us in the long run."
With Friday's Three Rivers Athletic Conference opener with Toledo Central Catholic postponed until Feb. 19 because of TCC's playoff run to the Division II football title, Findlay faces a nine-day gap until they travel to Toledo Whitmer on Dec. 14.
"It comes at a good time for us," Rucki said of the break.
"We need to get healthy and we have a lot of improvements to make. We don't have to do it all in one day. We have plenty of time to watch film, see what things we need top get better at, and then it's up to us to get better at it.
"Hopefully, our guys will do that, and I'm confident they will."
In Tuesday's junior varsity contest, Findlay freshman Grant McKinniss hit two free throws, then a 3-pointer to make it a one-possession game. BG's Trey Walker made one of two free throws with under a second left, though, to seal BG's 48-44 victory.
McKinniss led Findlay (1-1) with 18 points. Cam Carsey had 23 points for Bowling Green.
findlay (1-1)
Miller 1-6 2-2 4, Niswander 2-5 2-2 7, Davidson 2-7 0-0 4, Gutting 6-16 5-7 17, Kairys 0-2 0-0 0, Gobrescht 0-0 0-0 0, Haynes 0-0 0-0 0, Moss 0-0 0-0 0, Fisher 0-0 0-0 0. TOTALS: 11-36 9-11--32.
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Stone 3-10 0-0 7, Herringshaw 4-10 0-0 11, E. Gardner 1-3 0-0 3, Brown 8-12 3-3 20, Dill 1-3 0-0 2, Donaldson 0-0 0-0 0, M. Gardner 0-1 0-0 0. TOTALS: 17-38 3-3--43.
Findlay 5 7 8 12 -- 32
Bowling Green 16 2 12 13 -- 43
3-Point GOALS: Findlay 1-7 (Miller 0-3, Niswander 1-3, Kairys 0-1); Bowling Green 6-12 (Stone 1-2, Herringshaw 3-6, E. Gardner 1-2, Brown 1-2).
rebounds: Findlay 21 (Gutting 6, Davidson 5); Bowling Green 28 (Brown 16).
turnovers: Findlay 20, Bowling Green 18.
junior varsity: Bowling Green, 48-44.
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One person is dead and another is left injured following a one vehicle rollover accident Saturday night.
The accident happened around 9pm Saturday on U.S. Highway 80 near Kay road in Longview. This is just west of loop 281.
Authorities tell us a 2004 Chevrolet truck driven by 34-year-old Jesus Perez was traveling from Hallsville when it crossed over into the oncoming lane. The vehicle then rolled several times. Upon arrival, officials found the victim who has been identified as Roberto Ramirez-Garcia in the roadway. Authorities say he was ejected from the vehicle. Officials found Perez trapped in the vehicle. Both were transported to Good Shepherd Medical Center. Garcia later died from his injuries.
Longview Police are continuing to investigate this crash and say that alcohol may have been a factor. Highway 80 was closed down but re-opened a short time later.
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CrimeWatch: Manchester man, 27, arraigned on domestic violence, other charges
Chickering wanted to plead to all 14 charges, saying: "I'd rather work out something with probation." But the judge told him to apply for a lawyer and a resolution might be possible at the bail revocation hearing set for this morning.
A city man accused of violating a domestic violence protective order insisted Thursday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division that Family Court ordered him to contact the woman.
Bolduc told Judge William Lyons that someone at Family Court told him he had to provide certain information to the woman. Bolduc said his grandmother was present when he was told to do so and was prepared to testify.
Favreau requested $5,000 cash/surety bail, but Lyons set bail at $3,000 cash/surety, with conditions that bar contact with the woman who took out the order and bar Bolduc from a specific College Avenue address.
Amanda Brown, 22, of 50 English Village Road, was arraigned Thursday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division on assault, stalking and violation of bail conditions.
Brown, who was charged with stalking and violation of bail conditions July 3, was also charged with stalking, simple assault (3 counts), and violation of bail conditions Wednesday, so she was ordered held pending a bail revocation hearing Friday morning.
Trial on all charges was set for Aug. 15.
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Following his arraignment Thursday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division on charges of false imprisonment and simple assault, Josiah Watts, 34, of 374 Central St., had a question for Judge William Lyons.
Watts' question to the judge was what to do about the fact that he has court dates at the same time in Manchester and Merrimack. Lyons said judges cannot give legal advice, but suggested Watts talk to his lawyer.
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Chicken Soup with Mushrooms and Cavatappi
- 4 chicken thighs skinless (1-1/4 lbs.)
- 1 8 ounce large boneless, skinless chicken breast
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
- 2 teaspoons olive oil, divided
- 4 ounces shiitake or white mushrooms, diced
- 1/3 cup finely chopped onion
- 2 carrots, cut into 1/2-inch-thick diagonal pieces
- 2 cloves garlic, without skins
- 4 1/2inch slices fresh ginger
- 1 bay leaf
- 3 14 ounce cans chicken broth
- 1 1/2 cups cavatappi or elbow macaroni
- 1 1/2 cups chopped kale or Swiss chard
1. With a small, sharp knife, cut chicken thighs along the bone, removing as much thigh meat as possible. Reserve bones. Cut thigh and breast meat into 1-inch pieces. Sprinkle with salt and pepper.
2. Heat 1 teaspoon oil in a small Dutch oven. Cook thigh meat until golden brown on all sides. Transfer to a bowl with a slotted spoon. Add remaining oil. Cook chicken breast until golden brown on all sides; transfer to another bowl.
3. Add mushrooms to Dutch oven and cook 5 minutes. Add to chicken breast. Add onion, carrots, garlic, ginger and bay leaf to Dutch oven; cook 3 to 5 minutes, until vegetables soften. Stir in chicken broth, reserved thigh meat and bones. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer 15 minutes.
4. Remove garlic cloves, mash and return to broth. Add pasta, chicken breast, mushrooms and kale. Cover and simmer 5 to 8 minutes, until chicken is cooked through. Discard bones. Makes 4 servings.
Nutrition Facts
- Servings Per Recipe 4
- cal.(kcal)430,
- Fat, total(g)10,
- chol.(mg)119,
- sat. fat(g)2,
- carb.(g)40,
- fiber(g)3,
- pro.(g)42,
- sodium(mg)1610,
- Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet


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She says an investment in knowledge pays the best interest. It's the reason why after earning her BA in communications from Canisius in 2003, Kristin Van Dewater returned and earned her MS in Communication & Leadership in 2007. Her investment has paid off.
As senior account coordinator in marketing for Independent Health, she leans on skills she developed in leadership and conflict facilitation. Simply having the knowledge that there are different personalities helps me step back and ask why things aren't working, she says. When a meeting gets detailed, unclear or contentious, Van Dewater steps in to clarify with one magical phrase that sets the right tone, "So what I heard you say was…"
Transitioning is her specialty. She went from Delaware North to Independent Health, knowing she wanted a new challenge. Her work experience had given her the knowledge and confidence to challenge herself with some finance courses while she was earning her MS. Dabbling in the MBA offerings, Van Dewater learned some valuable lessons, most notably – how to think from the business perspective. And at Independent Health, that training has been important. Van Dewater provides advertising and marketing planning for the company's business to business accounts.
Her philosophy is simple: never stop learning. "Have a constant desire to keep learning new things. Keep furthering yourself. Take every opportunity you can," she says. That, and build strong relationships. In her MS program and later, Van Dewater learned something invaluable, "There's nothing stronger than the Canisius network."


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A DAD told of the moment he woke to find his newborn baby lifeless in his arms.
Southampton Coroner's Court heard Patrick Light, 20, had fallen asleep on the sofa with his three-day-old son James on his chest.
When mum Jasmine Cutler, 21, woke up to feed her son, he was found lying on Mr Light's left arm, between his torso and the back of the sofa.
The couple, of Marryat Road, New Milton, tried to rouse the child but rushed round to a nearby relative's house when they released he would not wake up.
Attempts to revive the baby failed and he died at Royal Bournemouth Hospital.
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6:40am Monday 24th September 2012 in News
Enthusiast Spanish students are celebrating overturning their college's decision to cancel their course.
The part-time AS students were left devastated, when Croydon College revealed they had decided not to run the A2 Spanish course, which would enable the students to gain a full A-Level in Spanish.
The group of professionals, who attended evening classes once a week while studying for the AS qualification, wrote to complain to the college to complain.
Student Scott Nicholson said: "Normally people drop off courses, but everyone has really stuck with it.
" At the end of the course we were all celebrating and were looking froward to the A2, until the tutor emailed and said the college was not running any language courses.
Mr Nicholson said: "One of the options we considered was entering the exams privately, and private tuition.
"When I was younger I would have done anything to get out of an exam, but 20 years later I was fighting to take it."
After receiving their letter, Martyn Jones head of Division for A-levels, GCSE and Visual Performing at the college said they would run the course after all.
"It is heartening to hear your and other's experience has been such a positive and rewarding one.
"I am pleased to be able to inform you we will reinstitute A2 Spanish in the evening for the coming academic year 2012/2013," he wrote.
Student Abdul Rashid, an IT professional said: "I was hugely disappointed to hear the second year of Spanish was to be cancelled, but I am now delighted to hear the College has listened to our concerns and re-instated the course."
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This show is the worst television show not to be canceled I've ever seen…the acting is fine…except for the short haired girl, who over acts in every single scene…but the script is downright horrifying, and not in the way the producers would want…Crazy cult leader inspitres followers to do whatever? ok, fine…but there was never any reason offered to us why any of the followers found such inspiration from, and developed such love and commitment to, the crazy leader…and there was apparently some plan they were all a part of, but none of them seem to know what it was, and they're about all dead now….My theory is that the critics and the American public, are being kind/polite about this trainwreck of a show out of respect to Kevin Bacon, who everyone of course, loves…to sum it up, I've never seen such a horrible production last this long, and am sad that I do not read/hear more comments from people and critics calling this show out for what it is
I'm not convinced that Claire will die in this show. Perhaps Ryan or Mike will find her, and get her out of that hole. I sure hope so.
The worst police procedures ever have been a hallmark of this show.
Perhaps you should proofread your lame recaps; I mean, you have absolutely no talent for writing, at least use punctuation like commas instead of several uses of 'and', 'the' is not 'then', etc. Typical for your generation
Your headline aptly captures how I feel: It's almost over. Although I did think that the ending, with Parker crying over the credits, was pretty chilling.
OMG! How old is this re-capper? 10? Her writing is horrible, there is no punctuation. It is just one long stream of conciseness.
Clearly, the author of this article is a recent grad of Recapping School for Jerry's Kids.
The character of Emma annoys me so badly. I hope that she dies hard on the show in the next episode.
MIke Taylor, you are absolutely correct on every count. I too continue to watch due to long term affection for Kevin Bacon, but I feel that debt will be paid in full next week. Sorry Kevin – maybe you need a better agent. The producers and writers probably could have created a tense and chilling 8 episode series, but stretching it to 15 episodes has just been too much. Every week some crazy and improbable event occurs that makes the law enforcement personnel look stupid and incompetent. Case in point, that massacre scene in the gym. Are we expected to believe, after a newswoman was stabbed by an interviewee in the crowd, that no one thought to search the gym for weapons before letting people into the shelter? That the people were not searched as they entered the shelter? That the FBI entered the mansion previously housing Joe's followers – now emplty – and could not figure out that some followers had infiltrated the crowd surrounding the police station?
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It should surprise no one that Princess Leia (in slave girl gear, natch) is #3 on Asylum's list of the 13 Hottest Babes in Space. What is rather boggling is who ends up at #1 and #2. Whatever, man.
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New poll shows Barack Obama tanking in PA.
by TeresaInPa, Tue Apr 15, 2008 at 06:49:53 AM EDT
The first fresh poll results from Pennsylvania are in since Barack Obama's "bitter" comments about people in small towns exploded as a news story, and the findings could hardly be worse for the Democratic presidential contender.
Intriguingly, the man in charge of the survey said interviews with voters indicate Obama's tumble in the state has more to do with what the candidate himself has said were ill-chosen words than anything else.
Well well, this is opinion but seems to be based on what voters actually say and think. Despite the spinning of the media and the Obama campaign, people in PA may actually be smart enough to know when they have been insulted.
Further down read about what they think of his commercials. They are tired of them and think he talks about himself too much rather than what he is going to do in office. When I was a kid we used to refer to that as being "stuck on yourself".
Like me, some others are tired of his constant commercials. The funniest one is Bob Casey telling us what a uniter Obama is. Every time I see it I wonder what Obama has promised Casey to get him to spend this kind of political capital.
Just as an aside: it was reported last week that Bob Casey skipped an appointment he had to give a fallen soldier's medals to his parents. He made up some sort of excuse but it turned out he went to Pittsburgh to do a photo-op with Obama. At this time I am not sure that the medals have been delivered still.
Now this is not Obama's responsibility. No one should blame him for Casey's behavior. But if his campaign knew what Casey was supposed to be doing that day and encouraged him to join them anyway (and I have no information on that)then that does speak to Obama's character.
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The public is invited to experience first-hand why Augusta's historic African American communities matter.
On June 28-29, 2013, Historic Augusta, Inc. and the Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History will lead an examination of historically and architecturally significant resources in the Belair Hills Estates neighborhood and current issues that affect their preservation.
The two-day event will begin on Friday, June 28 at 6:30 pm at the Christian City of Praise, 1510 Halton Road. Alex Thomas, Vice-Chair of the National Trust for Historic Preservation Board of Advisors, will deliver the keynote lecture. A reception will follow.
On Saturday, June 29, the event will continue with a ramble of Belair Hills Estates homes at 9:30 am. At 11:30 am participants will gather at the M.M. Scott Park at 1575 Flagler Road to hear a panel of residents share stories and history of the neighborhood. The event will conclude with a picnic luncheon.
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A charity set up in memory of former British boxing champion Gary Mason won an award for their part in London's New Year's Day Parade.
The Mayor of Sutton Sean Brennan chose the Gary Mason Rhythmical Empowerment Charity to represent the borough during the 1960s themed parade that started in Piccadilly and finished in Parliament Square.
They battled on through the bad weather conditions to put on their float which included a 45ft lorry carrying 15 Notting Hill Carnival themed drummers, people dressed as James Bond, the Beatles, Neil Armstrong and Doctor Who posing next to a Tardis and a Dalek.
A Routemaster Bus carried pupils from Carshalton schools All Saints Primary and Stanley Park Junior School.
The float won sixth place and £2,000 which will be donated to the mayor's charity – Sutton Mental Health foundation.
Mason died when he was knocked off his bike during a collision with a white van in Sandy Lane South, Wallington, on January 6, 2011.
The Gary Mason charity was launched by the Roundshaw estate resident's friends and family, and has expanded the work done by the 48-year-old's social enterprise Rhythmical Empowerment Group.
Christine Lindsay, chairman of the charity, said: "Gary died almost exactly three years ago so the parade is a fitting tribute. We drum for Gary and the pleasure we get from it is amazing."
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2014 U of M Polar Plunge
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Show your Wolverine pride! Take advantage of this rare opportunity to take the plunge in The Big House, the largest stadium in the United States that has stood strong since 1927! The University of Michigan Polar Plunge will take place on Saturday, February 22nd inside Michigan Stadium - The Big House. Registration will begin at 10:30 a.m. outside of "The Tunnel". The parade of costumes will take place down the tunnel and onto the field! The plunge will begin at 12:00 p.m. The Awards and Post Plunge Party will begin immediately following the last plunger.
This is a great and new opportunity for Special Olympics Michigan and the University of Michigan! We are partnering to provide plungers an experience of a lifetime in THE BIG HOUSE! Plungers will suit up like a Wolverine when they change in the locker rooms. They will also get the opportunity to walk through the tunnel and take the plunge ON the field, inside a pool.
Michigan will hold 30 Polar Plunges in 2014. Polar Plunges are a Law Enforcement Torch Run (LETR) event. LETR is one of the largest grassroots fundraisers for Special Olympics globally. LETR consists of officers from both Law Enforcement and Corrections who raise funds and create awareness for SOMI year round.
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Lawrence-Lightfoot closes a book about closing the book
During recent public and radio appearances, audiences haven't interrogated Sarah Lawrence-Lightfoot about her latest book, "Exit: The Endings That Set Us Free," so much as offer their confessions to the Harvard sociology professor. The author's latest is a collection of intimate interviews with people from all walks of life, all of whom discuss longing, leaving and letting go, and Lawrence-Lightfoot claims that even at cocktail parties, people feel compelled to share their stories of exit. Without pretension but with pride, she says the book provokes that. "When people bring the book to have me sign it, the lines take forever because everyone has to tell their story," she laughs. "They're telling stories that are particular to them but obviously universal — about the death of a parent or a child, losing work, divorce, bullying" — themes that cut across racial, cultural and social boundaries.
Everyone has an exit story, multiple even. In what could be an infinitely long book on the topic of finality, Lawrence-Lightfoot narrowed four dozen stories down to 11, according to "which held the most poignancy, particularly as they were paired one with the other and [those that], if we look through the lens of exit, allowed us to see some fundamental human experience differently." She breaks down the encounters with her subjects — a gay activist, an Iranian ex-pat and a former priest, to name a few — into six categories: tales of finding and embracing our home, voice, freedom, wounds, yearning and grace.
These abstract ideas, which seem more in line with a self-help manual than a sociological survey, become solidified in each of the storyteller's shared experiences. Lawrence-Lightfoot gleans wisdom from their sometimes joyful, sometimes painful exits, yet the book never solicits direct advice. "The lessons are embroidered [into the stories]," she contends. "They aren't presented as didactic prescriptions. They're presented as the insights of the protagonists." Additionally, she highlights the anchoring analogies her interviewees use to describe their complex exits — like "peeling an onion," "joining the dance," "a merry-go-round" — mnemonic tools that resonate in their profound simplicity.
But the aim of the narratives isn't only that we recall and compare past endings in our own lives; it's also to "reframe" how we perceive exits as they happen, to call attention to why it is that they've occurred before looking out for the next beginning or new opportunity. Lawrence-Lightfoot urges readers to attend to the moment of exit and "use [it] as a moment of reflection, as a moment of propulsion." Being purposeful and aware of how we make even the smallest ritual exits can be helpful "as we get ourselves prepared to make the larger exits in our lives."
Finishing this book marks a momentous ending for Lawrence-Lightfoot, one she admits hasn't been clean cut. In its wake, she must confront an "intergenerational" exit — accepting her children's independence while still participating in their lives — as well as how to eventually, gracefully, end her four-decade career at Harvard. Like the exits her subjects recount, she anticipates that her own will be layered. "I know there will be a lot of pain and loss, as well as liberation and relief." The book has also forced her to think about the next chapter in a literal sense. "What do you write after a book called 'Exit?'" she asks, rhetorically. So long as she gives a voice to the stories we're hungry to tell, the possibilities are endless.
We're often afraid of exits, but when they happen, we want them to be neat, to make sense. What are your thoughts on closure?
There's a moment when it all seems to come together and we say, "I'm out of here." But it's not as if you make the leap of faith and it's done. It's messy and iterative. Maybe you want that to feel like closure, but as you look back, you recognize that this has been long in coming. There were signs along the way that were blurred and unclear but were important precursors of this very moment. As you move on, you realize they continue to reverberate in you. The wounds are still there and they can be relived at any time…Closure, I don't think it's the right word. I think clarity that comes from that moment when we know it's time to walk — that's important.


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Cash Money Records co-founder Birdman opens up about his empire and music industry hustle with over a decade in the rap game within the new XXL Magazine.
Based on excerpts from his feature, Birdman aka Baby speaks on his company's aim to not allow corporations to run them to the ground.
"Just how heavy it was, how many different brands you had, how many different artists. Now it's a new era, really. A lot of the old acts ain't around no more, of the era when we come in the game. The labels, the corporations, they not supporting the brands. I think one of my biggest things was I been an independent brand. I always owned my own brand. I never been funded by them. It's P&D deal. I was always able to use my money to do everything we wanted to do, too. So when you bagged up by them and they money, and you ain't working out... You might have one bad year, and they'll give up. Things might not balance out. It could be any little thing. Times change, like 9/11, depression. People didn't wanna f*ck with money like they used to. In my situation, I never had them do that for me. I always floated my own money. We made our own moves." (XXL Magazine)
Last month, indie rapper Kafani spoke to SOHH about the making it without major support.
"The independent game is pretty good, I mean, anything you do you have to work hard at it," Kafani told SOHH. "On a major label, you have to work but not as hard. There's a lot of money that the label is going to put up to get you out there. So when you're independent, you have to grind much harder to do it. But the thing about it that I like [about] being on the independent side is that you have more freedom to do what you want to do. Everything you're seeing is my creation and what I"m putting together. I want to be able to be independent and make music the way I want to do it. I was on E-1 Music for a minute and it was cool. It's an indie label but still had us working off of a major scale so a lot of things that were going on with the project, I didn't know about. So I like to be kind of hands on with my stuff. At the end of the day, I know what's best for me." (SOHH)
Over the winter, fellow Bay Area rapper E-40 said he favored indies over majors.
"You caught up in a deal and a lot of times they'll water your a** down," E-40 explained in an interview. "They gonna be chasing a single and water it down. They want to hear a single before they actually start investing their money in you. They'll sign you but while you working on your album the A&R's coming in there like 'We got one!' Now it could be good if you got a single that caters to the hood and it got crossover appeal, that's the blessing. But that's like one of them ones when you hit the lottery. That shit don't happen all the time. A hit don't just happen. A hit comes out of nowhere, like a real contractual hit. You can't force that sh*t. It's gotta come natural like an afro." (Hip Hop DX)
After landing on the Forbes' Top 5 Wealthiest Rappers list recently, Baby questioned the financial publication's $100 million estimate of his brand.
"I don't know how they tally up," Baby said in an interview with Uptown Angela referring to Forbes' list."To my knowledge I thought it was down. They said I made a $100 million dollars. I don't know where they get that sh*t from. I'm banking in more than a $100 million. That's a low number for a n*gga like me. But it's cool. For anybody to recognize anything is respected. We know what to do. The goal in our life and my life is to be a billionaire. I'm flipping hundreds. I ain't that far. I'm about eight steps." (Urban Radio NO)
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NINDS Launches First Trial, A Biomarker Study for Spinal Muscular Atrophy, with Innovative, New National Clinical Trial Network.
September 13, 2012.
The Network for Excellence in Neuroscience Clinical Trials (NeuroNext) is a twenty-five site national clinical trial network created by NINDS of the NIH to test promising new therapies for both pediatric and adult patients with neurological diseases. By creating shared infrastructure, NINDS hopes to maximize efficacy and minimize the cost and time associated with running clinical trials. The first study to be conducted by NeuroNext is a Biomaker and Natural History Study in infants with Type I SMA. Families of SMA will be collaborating with NeuroNext and funding patient travel for the study.
Click here for a short video describing the NeuroNEXT trial network.
Spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) is an inherited disease that results in loss of nerves in the spinal cord and weakness of the muscles connected with those nerves. The muscles most frequently affected are those of the neck and trunk that control posture, those of the legs and arms that control movement, and those in the area of the ribs that help breathing.
There is no known treatment for SMA; historically, nearly half of babies born with the most severe form of the disease have died before two years of age. All people with SMA have a higher than normal risk for progressive disability. The most severely affected are at risk for breathing complications and early death.
Stephen Kolb, MD, PhD is the Protocol Principal Investigator for the study "Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) Biomarkers in the Immediate Postnatal Period of Development". Dr. Kolb is located at the Ohio State University, in Columbus, Ohio.
"Families of Spinal Muscular Atrophy (FSMA) is very pleased that NINDS has established the NeuroNEXT Clinical Trial Network. We believe it will help streamline and improve the efficiency of the clinical trial process for SMA, paving the way for future FDA registration trials of novel SMA drug candidates, particularly in the SMA Type I population. At FSMA, we have dedicated a significant portion of our legislative strategy over the last five years to achieve NIH commitment to the SMA clinical trial process, and we are excited to see this come to fruition. Moreover, FSMA is proud to be currently collaborating with Dr. Kolb and NINDS on the first ever NeuroNext trial by providing travel funding for patients participating in the study," said Kenneth Hobby, president of FSMA.
NINDS is conducting this research study because there is strong scientific evidence in animal models of SMA that treatment of SMA may be successful if delivered in the first 3-6 months of age in humans and preferably before symptoms develop. At this time, however, researchers who are developing therapies for SMA find that there is little to no information about how to study infants with SMA during the course of a clinical trial. That is why this study is important. The subjects in this study will teach us how to perform the critical SMA therapeutic clinical trials of the future.
"We are very excited to begin enrollment in this SMA Biomarker study that will focus in on infants with SMA. This work is designed to pave the way towards efficient and successful SMA clinical trials and will inform the design of future clinical trials. We are thrilled to have the support of FSMA who are a critical partner in our efforts to inform the SMA community about this study and have provided essential funding support that will have a positive impact on the quality of data that will be generated by this study. We are also honored that this study is the very first clinical study to occur through the NINDS' NeuroNEXT Clinical Trial Network, and we intend for our study to serve as a positive model for NeuroNEXT studies of the future", says Stephen Kolb, Protocol PI for the study.
The study will be conducted by the NeuroNEXT Network for Excellence in Neuroscience Clinical Trials (NeuroNEXT) in 15 sites around the United States. Up to 54 volunteers will take part in this research study. Information will be collected from two groups: infants diagnosed with SMA and infants without a neurological disease (we will call this group the control group). All infants will be between 0-6 months of age at the time of enrollment. Parents or guardians of the enrolled infants must sign an informed consent form prior to any study procedure being performed. Other inclusion and exclusion criteria may apply.
For additional information, please contact: firstname.lastname@example.com. or call 1-855-SMA-BIOM (1-855-762-2466).
Participating clinical study sites are:
Boston Children's Hospital, Boston, MA
Children's National Medical Center, Washington, DC
Columbia University Medical Center, New York, NY
State University of New York Upstate Medical Center, Syracuse, NY
Northwestern University, Chicago, IL
Ohio State University, Columbus, OH (site of the protocol Principal Investigator)
Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine, Saint Louis, MO
Emory University, Atlanta, GA
University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX
Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN
University of California – Davis, Davis, CA
University of California – Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA
University of Colorado – Denver, Aurora, CO
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A Super Puyo Puyo type game starring the characters of NES cult favorite Ufouria: The Saga.
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Alkmaar Orgelstad is the official website of the Stichting Internationaal Schnitger Orgelconcours
Within the context of a competition and an academy, the 1511 organ built by Jan van Covelens, and the great Van Hagerbeer/Schnitger of 1646/1725 form a focal point for the interpretation of organ literature.
With their sublime sounds and beautiful façades, the Alkmaar organs are among the very greatest ambassadors for the organ art. The great challenge to the participants of our festival is to allow these organs to sound at their best. The international jury and group of teachers play, in this regard, a stimulating and mediatory role in the learning process. A vital conceptual element of our festival, is the programming of unusual combinations and new compositions for historic organs, with the goal of reaching a new public. Through the commissioning of new compositions, and the programming of concerts for organ with choir, or electronics, we try to present the organ culture in a broader context.
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In 1987, the U. S. Supreme Court reviewed a case from Arkansas in which hypnotically- refreshed testimony had been rejected, as dictated by state law. Mrs. Vickie Lorene Rock had shot her husband during a fight and claimed it was an accident, but she could not recall the details. She remembered that she had wanted to leave their apartment, but her husband had prevented her and had begun to choke her. She'd picked up a gun, and while he hit her again, she shot him. She believed that her finger had been on the hammer not the trigger, but that the gun had gone off anyway.
At her attorney's suggestion, Mrs. Rock twice underwent hypnosis by a trained neuropsychologist, Dr. Bettye Back, who first interviewed her for an hour. The sessions were recorded. In a trance, she recalled that her gun had misfired when her husband had grabbed her arm. A gun expert testified that the Hawes .22 Deputy Marshall was indeed faulty and was prone to fire if dropped or hit, even if the trigger was not pulled. However, the prosecutor filed a motion to exclude this testimony and the trial court ruled that hypnotically-refreshed testimony was inadmissible. The only statement Rock was allowed was what she had told the doctor prior to hypnotic treatment. She was convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to ten years in prison and a $10,000 fine.
The Arkansas Supreme Court affirmed the conviction and restated that hypnotically-refreshed testimony is inadmissible per se because it is unreliable. Yet grounds for further appeal rested on whether a state law could so restrict a defendant's right to testify by excluding material parts of the testimony.
The U. S. Supreme Court vacated the Arkansas decision on the basis that a total ban of such testimony restricted Mrs. Rock's Fourteenth Amendment Right to due process and her Sixth Amendment right to call witnesses. Arkansas's law seemed to have followed other state court rulings, yet those other states had not applied this to defendants but to other witnesses.
Hypnosis has its weaknesses, the Supreme Court stated, but to totally exclude it is too arbitrary, and no state's rules may be arbitrary or disproportionate to the purpose for which they were designed. "Arkansas's rule excluding all hypnotically refreshed testimony infringes on a criminal defendant's right to testify on his or her own behalf."
Since the hypnotic procedure has been credited with obtaining certain types of information, such as investigative leads and identifications later corroborated, and since inaccuracies can be reduced with procedural safeguards, the state's interest in barring such testimony does not justify the exclusion. In this case, the tape recordings indicated that the doctor did not suggest responses, and there was expert corroboration regarding the defective weapon. The Arkansas Supreme Court was instructed to review the case again in a manner "not inconsistent" with the U. S. Supreme Court ruling on allowing the hypnotically-refreshed testimony.
That same year, 1987, the U. S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit ruled in Little v. Armontrout that an indigent defendant was entitled to a court-appointed expert to assist him in challenging hypnotically refreshed testimony used against him. On the evening of August 13, 1980, the victim, M.B.G., was raped in her apartment. The assailant wore one of her blouses wrapped around his head and another around his torso, but she noticed his hands were black. When the blouse on his head slipped, she glimpsed a partial profile. A policewoman interrupted the attack and the assailant fled through a window. M.B.G. gave a description of her attacker to police.
Two days later, M.B.G. was hypnotized by a police officer who had been to a four-day training workshop, and the session lasted two hours. An audiotape was made, but subsequently erased. However, M.B.G. was unable to recall any further details under hypnosis. Four months later, she was again hypnotized to assist her in sleeping better. The case was not discussed, as the officer later testified, and no tape was made. Soon thereafter she looked through photographs of suspects and picked out Leatrice Little, who had recently become a suspect, and then successfully identified him in a lineup. He was convicted of rape and burglary, but he appealed on the basis of the court's violation of his Fourteenth Amendment right to due process.
The Missouri Court of Appeals for the Eastern District reversed the conviction and remanded the case for a new trial, but then through some confusion, transferred it to the Missouri Supreme Court, which affirmed the conviction, because Little had failed to prove that the testimony was tainted by suggestion. He appealed again.
In reaching their decision, the Eighth Circuit Court reviewed two central theories of hypnosis: the "retrieval theory" proposed by Dr. Martin Reiser, and the "construction theory" proposed by Dr. Martin Orne. In the retrieval theory (in which the police officer who hypnotized the victim was trained), the idea is that all experiences are recorded and stored in a memory bank, and hypnosis aids in recalling details. The subject is encouraged to "watch" the event as if watching television, with the hope that more details will emerge. The construction theory holds that a memory of any given event is "constructed" by many factors, particularly the person's perception of the event relative to other experiences. Proponents of this theory believe that the past is continually remade in the interest of the present, which entails serious problems with accuracy in hypnotically-induced recall.
In evaluating M.B.G.'s testimony, the court determined that the hypnosis sessions did not adhere to any of the safeguards cited in State v. Hurd (no recordings, no written pre-hypnosis interviews, the hypnotist was an amateur and not impartial, and others were present), and that some of the testimony was suspect. M.B.G.'s original physical description of the suspect did not match the defendant, and there could have been some suggestion planted during the second session (closely following the time when Little came under suspicion). The lack of record of the session deprived the defendant of a means of attacking its credibility. Since M.G.B.'s was the only testimony that placed Little at the crime scene, and fingerprints found on a windowsill where the assailant escaped did not match Little's, there was no corroborating evidence. The state was ordered to commence a new trial within three months or release Little from custody.
One of the reasons that hypnosis used during an investigation is so controversial is that there are several key problems associated both with the technique and with memory itself. Let's put this issue into proper perspective.


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I'd really like to hear from some of the young adults how they have coped with the daily reality of pumps and cgms and how they may or may not have influenced how you view your body.
I realize that this is rather personal and you may not want to share too much on a public forum but to the extent that you are willing to share I would appreciate it.
My dd is now using a cgm in addition to her pump. While she likes the information (to a degree) I begin to suspect that she's feeling rather like a Borg. I'm looking for ways to talk with her about it and to try to ease her mind about it all.
Thanks in advance.