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LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Chris Brown has some answering to do. A judge is ordering a more detailed review of the singer's probation. There are questions about Brown's travel and how many community service hours he's done. The judge says authorities have also raised concerns about a positive drug test for marijuana. However, the judge never ordered Brown not to use drugs, and says the positive drug test may not have a major impact on his probation. He did have a medical prescription for it. Brown was in court yesterday for the first time in more than a year. He's on probation for the February 2009 beating of then-girlfriend Rihanna.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Actress Sarah Michelle Gellar is a mom again. She and Freddie Prinze Jr. have added a boy to their family. A publicist says the baby was born in Los Angeles. The newborn's name and other details weren't released. The couple also has a 3-year-old daughter named Charlotte. They celebrated their 10th wedding anniversary this month.
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) -- Some stars have statues, streets and schools named after them. "Jersey Shore" cast member Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi has a bill with her name on it. A New Jersey lawmaker has introduced legislation for a "Snookiville Law." The bill would let towns have a say in the filming of reality TV shows within their boundaries -- such as having TV crews pay for police officers to assure public safety during filming. Snooki and her "Jersey Shore" cast mates were involved in scuffles and drunken public displays and police were often assigned to areas where filming happened.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- He says he was just helping. Sometimes "The Voice" coach Blake Shelton tried to talk fellow coach Christina Aguilera out of pushing her button on the show. Sometimes he tried to talk her into pushing it. Sometimes that worked out for him and sometimes it didn't. Shelton was the first to turn around for Dez Duron, who had tried out in season two but didn't get any turnarounds. Shelton recognized him right away and told Aguilera not to bother. But she did turn around and won Duron for her team. Later Shelton tried to get Aguilera to push her button for soul singer Terisa Griffin, then pushed it himself. He didn't think Griffin would pick him but she did -- because he realized her talent.
BEVERLY HILLS, California (AP) -- How do you act like a crazy person? Study. That's what Max Theriot says he did to prepare for his role as Ryan, the psycho guy in the movie "House at the End of the Street." Theriot says he watched a lot of video to figure out what makes his character tick. But in the end, he says it's still tough to play a guy who is loving one minute -- then goes off the next. Theriot's efforts helped make "House" the number two movie in the nation this past weekend.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Actress Bonnie Franklin is fighting pancreatic cancer. Her family says the "One Day At a Time" star is getting treatment and continuing her normal schedule. A statement says they "remain extremely positive" and Franklin is grateful for people's support and concern. The actress starred as single mom Ann Romano in the hit CBS comedy "One Day at a Time," which aired from 1975 to 1984. She's 68.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- There's no tie at the movie box office after all. "End of Watch" is number one. Preliminary numbers had it in a tie for first with "House at the End of the Street." "End of Watch" ends up on top with a weekend take of $13.2 million. "House at the End of the Street" wound up at number-two with $12.3 million. "Trouble with the Curve" is third with $12.16 million.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Arnold Schwarzenegger is a busy man. He's been a governor, a movie star and the world's greatest body builder. And some might say he's a policy wonk. He was at the University of Southern California yesterday to officially launch the USC Schwarzenegger Institute for State and Global Policy. It will tackle issues including hunger, health care and global warming. Schwarzenegger is publishing his autobiography next week and has a pair of movies in post-production. And, he'll be on "60 Minutes" this coming Sunday.
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The veteran striker will sit out the match at the Stadio Olimpico after aggravating a thigh problem on Saturday, but the United manager is still expecting a tough test in the Italian capital.
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Roma are also missing central defender Juan with a foot injury, but United have injury concerns of their own.
Darren Fletcher, Nani, Louis Saha and Gary Neville have all stayed in Manchester, while Sir Alex will monitor the progress of several other squad members in Monday's evening training session.
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It's that time of year again, when Tea baggers gather in Washington, D.C. to celebrate civil rights. Brings back memories of last year's Beck rally My sister-in-law was in town, attending a conference. Several Tea partiers approached her and other white people in her hotel to join them at the Beck event. In fact, they approached pretty much every person according to my sister-in-law. Well except one. He happened to be African American.
At the time, I left room for the ever so tiny possibility that maybe this was just a coincidence. A year has passed and many more coincidences have occurred. After awhile, coincidences add up to a pattern of behavior. But I feel sorry for the Tea baggers because they live in a scary world, in which Muslims, black people, brown people, poor people, gays, taxi drivers and wait people from Africa and "Arab Countries" are dangerous. The Safety and Mores section of Andrew Ian Dodge's travel guide says it, so it must be true. Right? Well judge for yourself. This is what Mr. Dodge has to say about Safety and Mores in Washington, D.C.
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DC's population includes refugees from every country, as the families of embassy staffs of third world countries tend to stay in DC whenever a revolution in their homeland means that anyone in their family would be in danger if they went back. Most taxi drivers and many waiters/waitresses (especially in local coffee shops like the Bread and Chocolate chain) are immigrants, frequently from east Africa or Arab countries. As a rule, African immigrants do not like for you to assume they are African Americans and especially do not like for you to guess they are from a neighboring country (e.g. Eritrea, Ethiopia, Somalia) with whom they may have political or military tensions. It's rare to meet anyone who gets really offended, but you can still be aware of the issue.
Many parts of DC are safe beyond the areas I will list here, but why chance it if you don't know where you are?
If you are on the subway stay on the Red line between Union Station and Shady Grove, Maryland. If you are on the Blue or Orange line do not go past Eastern Market (Capitol Hill) toward the Potomac Avenue stop and beyond; stay in NW DC and points in Virginia. Do not use the Green line or the Yellow line. These rules are even more important at night. There is of course nothing wrong with many other areas; but you don't know where you are, so you should not explore them.
If on foot or in a cab or bus, stay in Bethesda, Arlington (preferably north Arlington), Crystal City, Falls Church, Annandale, or Alexandria, or in DC only in northwest DC west (i.e. larger street numbers) of 14th or 16th streets, or if on Capitol Hill only in SE Capitol Hill (zip 20003) between 1st and 8th Streets, not farther out than 8th (e.g. 9th, 10th etc). (Or stay on the Mall and at the various monuments.) Again there are many other lovely places, from the Catholic University of America to Silver Spring, Maryland. But you don't know where you are so you cannot go, especially at night, unless you take me with you.
Well, Tea baggers will be faced with a couple of problems in their effort to avoid immigrants, black people, gays, or … gasp…. poor people and liberals. For example: Dodge also advises Tea Partiers that if they go on the orange line, they should not go beyond the Eastern Mark stop which is in . .. gasp, SE.
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Agents said they also found "numerous" weapons, body armor and $15,000 in cash.
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The Johns Hopkins Guide to Literary Theory & Criticism, Johns Hopkins, 2005.
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Medieval England: An Encyclopedia, Paul E. Szarmach, ed., Garland Pub., 1998.
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Medieval France: An Encyclopedia, William W. Kibler, ed. Garland Pub., 1995.
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Medieval Visions of Heaven and Hell: A Sourcebook, Garland Pub., 1993.
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The Middle Ages: A Concise Encyclopaedia, H.R. Loyn, ed. Thames and Hudson, 1989.
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The New Arthurian Encyclopedia, Norris J. Lacy, ed.
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The Sense of the "Song of Roland, Cook, R. F., 1987.
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The Song of Roland: Formulaic Syle and Poetic Craft, Duggan, J.J., 1973.
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The Song of Roland. Translated, with commentary, by Frederick Goldin, 1978.
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The Ethos of the Song of Roland, Jones, G. F,1963.
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La Chanson de Roland, LeGentil, Pierre, Harvard University Press, 1969.
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Formulaic Diction and Thematic Composition in the Chanson de Roland, Nichols, S. G., 1961.
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Textual Situations: Three Medieval Manuscripts and Their Readers, Taylor, Andrew, U. of Penn. Press, 2002.
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Reading the Song of Roland, Vance, E., Prentice-Hall, 1970.
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The Arthur of the English: The Arthurian Legend in Medieval English Life and Literature, W. R. J. Barron, ed., University of Wales Press, 2001.
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Arthurian Women: A Casebook, Thelma S. Fenster, ed., Garland Pub., 1996. Upper Level, Circulating Collection: 809.93352042 Ar78A
A Companion to the Gawain Poet, Derek Brewer and Jonathan Gibson, eds., D. S. Brewer Pub., 1997.
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Andreas and the Ambiguity of Courtly Love, Cherchi, Paolo, Univ. of Toronto Press, 1994.
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Le Courant Realiste dans le Roman Courtois en France au Moyen Age, Fourrier, A., 1960.
Irony in the Medieval Romance, Green, D. H., 1979.
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In Pursuit of Perfection: Courtly Love in Medieval Literature: A Collaborative Study, Ferrante, Economou, and Goldin, eds., Kennikat Press, 1975.
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Sovereign Fantasies: Arthurian Romance and the Making of Britain, Ingham, Patricia Clare, U. of Penn. Press, 2001.
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Ennobling Love: In Search of a Lost Sensibility, Jaeger, C. S., U. of Penn. Press, 1999.
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Misogyny and Idealization in the Courtly Romance, Kahn-Blumstein, A., 1977.
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The Art of Medieval French Romance, Kelly, D., 1992.
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Ideal und Wirklichkeit in der Hofischen Epik, Kohler, E., 1956.
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The Arthurian Handbook, Lacy and Ashe, Garland Pub., 1997.
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Arthurian Literature in the Middle Ages: A Collaborative History, Loomis, A. S., ed., 1959.
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The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend, Lupack, Alan, Oxford University Press, 2005.
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Arthurian Romance: Seven Essays, Owen, D. D. R., ed., 1970.
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Making of the Middle Ages, Southern, R. W., Yale University Press, 1959.
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The Shape of the Round Table: Structure of Middle High German Arthurian Romance, Schultz, J. A., 1983.
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Medieval Romance: Themes and Approaches, Stevens, John, 1973. Request this title through PASCAL Delivers
Twentieth Century Interpretations of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight: A Collection of Critical Essays, Prentice-Hall, 1968.
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The Rise of Romance, Vinaver, E.,1971.
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Arthurian Romance and Gender, Wolfzettel, F., ed., 1995.
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Arthurian Romance: A Short Introduction, Pearsall, D., Blackwell Publishers, 2003.
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The Medieval World: Europe, 1100-1350, Heer, F., World Pub.Co, 1962.
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Sir Gawain and the Classical Tradition: Essays on the Ancient Antecedents, E. L.Risden, ed., McFarland & Co., 2006.
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Guillaume de Machaut: Works: ms. Fr. 1586, fol. 21: The Lover Sings as His Lady Dances
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Lancelot cycle, Branches 3, 4 and 5. Folio #: fol. 077r. The Vulgate Version of the Arthurian Romances, vol. 6, 3.Bodleian Library, University of Oxford. Images from: ARTstor Image
Divine Comedy. 14th Century. Bodleian Library, U. of Oxford. Left: p.145; Above: p.147.
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Western Attitudes toward Death: From the Middle Ages to the Present, Aries, Phillipe, Translated by Patricia M. Ranum, Johns Hopkins University Press, 1974.
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Prophets of Heaven and Hell: Virgil, Dante, Milton, Goethe: An Introductory Essay, Buxton, C. G., 1969. Request this title through PASCAL Delivers
Resurrection of the Body in Western Christianity, 200-1336, Bynum, Caroline Walker, 1995.
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Last Things: Death and the Apocalypse in the Middle Ages, Bynum & Freedman, eds., 2000.
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Dante: A Collection of Critical Essays, Freccero, John, Prentice-Hall, 1965.
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Visions of Heaven and Hell Before Dante, Eileen Gardiner, ed., Italica Press, 1989.
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Living with the Dead in the Middle Ages, Geary, Patrick, 1994.
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Companion to the Divine Comedy, Grandgent, C. H., 1975.
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The Birth of Purgatory, Le Goff, Jacques, Arthur Goldhammer, trans., U. of Chicago Press, 1984.
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Death and Purgatory in the Middle English Didactic Poetry, Matsuda, Takami, 1997.
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Heroic Age: A Journal of Early Medieval Northwestern Europe Focuses on North-western Europe during the early medieval period (from the early 4th through 13th centuries). Seeks to foster dialogue between all scholars of this period across ethnic and disciplinary boundaries, including—but not limited to—history, archaeology, and literature pertaining to the period.
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Shira Walinsky received a B.A. from Sarah Lawrence in Fine Arts and Film Studies in 1995 and an M.F.A. in painting from the University of Pennsylvania in 1999.
Shira is currently co-teaching a class at Bryn Mawr College with Jane Golden which focuses on women, activism, education, and murals. The class is developing an oral history of women in education from those that work in soup kitchens, to teachers and high school students. This project will culminate in a West Philadelphia mural.
She has co-taught an interdisciplinary mural class with Jane Golden, director of the Philadelphia Mural Arts Program, at the University of Pennsylvania from 2006 - present. This class combines the exploration of murals, community organizing, oral history, documentary forms, urban studies and fine arts. The culminating project of Mural Arts the Big Picture is a West Philadelphia mural. This is an opportunity for students to be part of a concrete transformation and learn first hand about a collaborative process.
She co-created the curriculum for and taught in the BRIDGE program at the University of the Arts pre college program. The BRIDGE program was an interdisciplinary program co-taught with a writer, students explored graphic design, creative writing, printmaking and mural making. The BRIDGE program culminated in two South Philadelphia murals dealing with immigration. Walinsky has also taught Drawing and Figure Drawing and Painting over the past six years at Drexel University.
In 2000, she won a Pennsylvania Council of the Arts Grant in painting. Shira Walinsky has designed and painted eighteen murals in the City of Philadelphia through the City of Philadelphia's Mural Arts Program. Her work was featured in More Philadelphia Murals and the Stories They Tell and in the upcoming Mural Art Vol. 3. Her interest lies in the changing shape of cities and how immigration is effecting this change. In her work she explores portrait, pattern, and typography. She is also pursuing her interest in interviews and documentary as she seeks to expand the possibilities for the portrait. Most recently, she designed murals for lunch trucks reflecting issues of immigration, migration and family. The trucks will be showcased at the upcoming street vendors awards in New York City.


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It's true that mortgage rates have been going up. However, interest rates are still quite low, and home prices are quite competitive. And, with the economy showing signs that the pace of recovery might pick up, many are beginning to think that now is the time to buy a home. After all, when will you be able to find such a great deal again? While it is no doubt tempting to rush out and buy a house, it might not be the best time for you to purchase a house just yet. Give these questions some consideration before you decide.
Why Do You Want to Buy a Home?
Before you purchase a home, it is important to explore your motives. Be honest with yourself. Why do you want to buy a home? Are you tired of renting? Do you want a place you can call your own? Do you hope that, by buying now, you will have an appreciable asset you can tap into later if you need to? Do you think you will buy the home as an investment property and rent it out to generate an income stream? Do you want to buy because it seems like the thing to do?
The motivations behind your desire to buy a home should be examined. If you are buying because you think your primary residence counts as an "investment", it might be time to rethink that position. Consider the costs associated with your home, from the mortgage and the interest (the interest!) to property taxes to maintenance and repairs. Even with tax advantages, you might not be able to make a convincing argument that your home will increase enough in value to constitute an investment.
However, if you are buying because you would like a place you can call your own, providing stability for your kids, and allowing you adequate space to enjoy your life, then it might be worth it to buy a home. It might not be a great financial investment, but the emotional investment might be worth it, as long as you view your home as a large purchase.
No matter your reason for wanting to buy a home now, you should critically examine your motivations, and then come with counter-arguments for buying a home. You should consider that things will not turn out as you would like if you attempt to rent the home out for extra income, or that perhaps buying just to buy might not be the best reason for getting anything — especially something so expensive as a house.
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Another issue to consider is whether or not you are in a position to buy a home. Part of the reason we're in such a mess right now is that many people got homes — even though they weren't in a good position to buy. Before you consider the home purchase, your debt should be under control, and you should have some sort of reliable income. Additionally, you should have a down payment saved up, and be prepared to handle the extra expenses and responsibilities that come with home ownership.
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Holy Bear Bryant, I had such a good idea for today's column.
I was going to compare politics, which has become as joyous as triple root canals, with college football season, which is like a birthday every Saturday.
I had some good lines: With college football, you get Hail Marys, SEC tailgating and ESPN Gameday.
In politics, you get Super PACs, Washington gridlock and the ever-thrilling George Will.
In college football, after scoring a touchdown, they go for two.
In politics, after scoring Bush One, we get Bush Two.
See? You were going to love it. I was walking into work, about to start writing.
Then the baby fell on her head.
Just outside on East 11th Street, a block from City Hall, a CARTA bus opened its doors and out poured a single mother and her three small children, crammed in a double-stroller with bags of diapers, a black Bible with crumbs between the pages, empty food wrappers and baby formula.
Her story tumbled out: No place to stay, no money, no life but a troubled one. As if life was proving her point, her stroller hit a bump and one of her children -- the 1-year-old girl -- fell out, head-first onto the concrete sidewalk.
It was more dramatic than life-threatening. There was no concussion, but the moment made me stop. Those football-politics jokes weren't funny anymore. (Yes, I hear you out there. They may not have been that funny in the first place).
"I'm tired of ... crying," the mother said.
On the national stage, we have political conventions, where folks in suits talk about making America better. Republicans speak about self-made men and bootstrap self-determination. Democrats will speak about government as an agent of help, where welfare and social programs are not dirty words.
Within this mother's story, it would seem both sides are ridiculously wrong. And right.
I made a call to Mary Ellen Galloway, an old friend and executive director of Family Promise, which used to be called Interfaith Homeless Network.
Family Promise connects homeless families and children with area congregations who serve as hosts, providing shelter, home-made meals and kindness. Family Promise then help families find permanent housing, employment and solid ground for their kids.
The mother washed into the Family Promise conference room like an accidental hurricane. At times, as if paralyzed, she would just stand there as her kids ran around. She had mac and cheese, but no forks or plates. Formula but can't find bottle nipples. Flotsam, jetsam.
The Family Promise intake coordinator — who last year saw more than 250 families and could have seen 250 more -- tried to reassemble the mother's life. Fruit and juice for the kids. A hotel room for the night under the condition she returns the next day to enter the Family Promise program.
But all the king's horses and all the king's men may not be able to put this woman back together again. Her files revealed she suffers from a mental illness and its frequent consequence: an unwillingness to accept help, or take medication, or make the right decisions.
"We can't make people take advantage [of our services]," said Galloway. "They have a right to self-determination."
That's the Republican word. Freedom, even if it means to refuse help.
"But this lady didn't wake up this morning deciding to have a mental illness," said Galloway.
There's the other side: generous empathy. A perspective that says individualism is an illusion.
What will it take for us — politically — to move past the mental illness where each side stubbornly refuses to see past its own agenda? How do we save this woman whose children fall out of her grasp?
"That could be any of us," said Galloway.
David Cook is the award-winning city columnist for the Times Free Press, working in the same building where he began his post-college career as a sportswriter for the Chattanooga Free Press. Cook, who graduated from Red Bank High, holds a master's degree in Peace and Justice Studies from Prescott College and an English degree from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. For 12 years, he was a teacher at the middle, high school and university ...
I'm not going to use this space to try to make a political statement. I just wanted to say one thing. I don't see eye to eye with you on practically anything, Cook. But, I will say this. At least you took the time to do what many, many people wouldn't do. You actually took the time to try to find help for this family. I did notice one thing though, you reached out to a community based organization, not a big government program. Oops, sorry, I just couldn't help myself. Never the less, I give you credit for at least trying to help.
In Dante's divine comedy there is a scene where souls are pushing boulders up a mtn.side only to have them roll back to the bottom when they reach the summit!(i think it was in Purgatorio!)This is a good analogy to trying to help folks that refuse to be helped! I'm going thru this w/one of my kids right now (Rx drugs!)(her m.d. is a dealer,IMO!!)
You have to keep trying BUT man it gets you down!!
Haven't read Dante since high school, but Sysiphus(sp?) was the boulder guy in Greek mythology. Yep, it feels like that sometimes. No matter whether it's a government or non-governmental organization providing the framework, it's individual people who actually make things happen.
justobserving, dont' forget that organization, like most, receives the bulk of its funding from local, state and federal government. For sure, they receive private donations too. However, private donations are often unreliable, irregular, unpredictable and can't be counted to be the sole source of their remaining in operations.
Lr103, that may be true so long as they aren't a Catholic organization that doesn't offer birth control.
LaughingBoy, the dads are probably sitting in some jail or prison somewhere for a minor offense. America incarcerates more of its male population than anywhere else in the world. Not even in developing and undeveloped countries are so many non-violent offenders wasting away in some prison or jail cell. And it doesn't seem to be slacking up anytime soon. As one of the most powerful unions in America is the union of prison guards. Who have powerful lobbyist who dictate prison policies and trends.
I dunno, JonRoss. Some people get away with breaking the law for years, decades even and never get arrested for it, although the law know about them and their illegal acts. Look at those rowdy young adults the Hamilton County Sheriff's office busted up around Apison back in June of this year. Seems like they'd been carrying on with their illegal drinking and partying for quite sometime; dating back and beyond to their parents, and maybe granparents. Up until the June bust all they'd gotten was a citation, without an arrest to damage their future. Those arrests really irked some of their parents. Some of'em warned the sheriff he might just have to go looking for another job.
Now we know anytime a group of young people, and some old ones too, come together in an uncontrolled situation where there's drinking going on, there is also other illegal and dangerous stuff taking place. Guess, who gets arrested and who doesn't often boils down to who knows who and what connections they have.


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The Processing Pattern
This is an example implementation of a Processing pattern, a generalized approach for submitting and asynchronously processing (ie: executing) "work" in a system.
The Processing Pattern advocates that;
This implementation of the Processing Pattern additionally advocates that;
This implementation of the Processing Pattern provides a simple and powerful extensible framework for the processing of "work" across a Coherence Cluster. Work can be submitted without needing to know the internals of Coherence or building custom configurations. Unlike the traditional hub-and-spoke / master-worker / broker-agent, the Processing Pattern implementation avoids the classic "single-point-of-failure", "single-point-of-dispatch", "single-point-of-contention" problems as the core state management and distribution is managed by the Data Grid.
Additionally, it provides runtime support to ResumableTasks to enable checkpointing of long running work and a suspend/resume model enabling long running tasks.
Further it supports execution of work based on a run anywhere in the grid paradigm, as well as a more controlled execution model where work is run on specific nodes, either running as grid nodes or over Coherence*Extend.
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Dispatchers and Submissions
The following diagram illustrates the main structure of the design of the Processing Pattern.
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Configuration of the Processing Pattern
Please go to this page Configuration for the Processing Pattern for an overview of how to configure the Processing Pattern.
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In-depth example
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text: HISTORY OF FLIGHTOn January 13, 2002, about 0049 eastern standard time, a Piper PA-24-250, N8263P, registered to and operated by a private individual, as a Title 14 CFR Part 91 personal flight, crashed in Micanopy, Florida. Visual meteorological conditions prevailed, and no flight plan was filed. The private-rated pilot, and one commercial pilot-rated passenger, received fatal injuries, and the airplane was destroyed. The airplane departed from the Gainesville Regional Airport, Gainesville, Florida, the same day, about 0035.According to an official with the FAA Gainesville Flight Service Station, the flight departed early Sunday morning, and during the departure, the pilot stated that he was "departing VFR to the south." There was no further communications with the pilot of the accident airplane.An individual with Flightline Inc., at Gainesville Regional Airport, stated that he refueled N8263P, and at the pilot's request, he added 30 gallons of fuel. He stated that the pilot said he wanted the extra fuel as a safety precaution, but elected not to "top-off" the airplane. According to the refueler, at the time he was refueling the accident airplane, the clouds were low, and there was light rain. He further stated that he heard the two occupants of the airplane state that they had just flown from Pennsylvania, and they joked about being tired, and "dragging", after being in the airplane for such a long time. He further stated that they were concerned about leaving, and said about two or three times that they were too close to their final destination of Williston, Florida, and they did not want to stay in Gainesville, Florida.According the FAA Atlanta Communications Center, the wreckage of N8263P was discovered at 0815, on January 15, 2002, by search and rescue assets, who had been conducting aerial searches for the missing aircraft.PERSONNEL INFORMATIONThe pilot held a FAA private pilot certificate with airplane single engine land privileges, issued on February 2, 1997. He also held a third-class FAA medical certificate issued on June 13, 2000, with the stated limitation that the pilot wear corrective lenses for near and distant vision while exercising the privileges of the certificate. The pilot's logbook was not obtained by the NTSB, and according to the pilot's last application for a medical certificate, dated June 13, 2000, the pilot indicated he had accumulated 306 total flight hours. The pilot-rated passenger held a FAA commercial pilot certificate with airplane single and multiengine land instrument privileges, issued on April 19, 2001. In addition, he also a FAA second-class medical certificate issued on December 6, 2001. Copies of the pilot rated passenger's logbook were obtained by the NTSB and according to information contained therein, at the time of the accident the passenger had accumulated about 283 total flight hours. There was no record of the passenger having obtained any flight related experience in a Piper PA-24-250. The passenger had a total of about 227 flight hours in single engine airplanes, of which about 48 hours were simulated instrument experience, 8 hours were of actual instrument experience, and 30 hours of night flight experience. He had also flown about 25 hours in the last 90 days, 4 hours in the last 30 days, and an undetermined number of flight hours in the last 24 hours.AIRCRAFT INFORMATIONThe accident airplane was a Piper Aircraft Corporation model PA-24-250, serial number 24-3516, manufactured in 1963. At the time of its last inspection the airplane had accumulated about 5680 total flight hours. It was equipped with a Lycoming model IO-540-C1B5 reciprocating engine, which produced 250 horsepower, and a McCauley model B3D32C412-C three bladed propeller.Maintenance records showed the airplane was last inspected on July 13, 2001, when it received an annual inspection, and at the time of the accident, the airplane had accumulated an unknown number of flight hours since the last inspection. The airplane's engine and propeller had both accumulated about 41 total flight hours since major overhaul. The airplane's static system, altimeter, and transponder were last tested on August 7, 2000, and its emergency locator transmitter was last tested on July 10, 2001. METEOROLOGICAL INFORMATIONVisual meteorological condition prevailed at the time of the accident. The Gainesville Regional Airport, Gainesville, Florida 0053, surface weather observation was wind from 210 at 11 knots, visibility 10 statute miles, sky condition was scattered clouds at 2,200 feet and 3,000 feet, broken clouds at 10,000 feet, temperature 17 degrees Celsius, dew point temperature 14 degrees Celsius, and altimeter setting 29.86 inHg. WRECKAGE AND IMPACT INFORMATIONThe airplane wreckage was located by search and rescue personnel on January 15, 2002, on a pine tree farm, in a field consisting sparse trees and brush, in geographic position 29 degrees 25.54 minutes North latitude, and 082 degrees 21.00 minutes West longitude. The farm is located in a rural portion of northwestern Marion County, in the area of NW 198th Street Road.Examination of the crash site showed a debris path of about 300 feet long, oriented along a heading of about 312 degrees, and an impact angle of about 20 degrees. A tree which marked the beginning of the debris path had incurred damage at about the fifty foot level, and the first signs of ground impact, i.e. a small crater was located about 100 to 150 feet from the tree. The main wreckage as it lay, was oriented in about an east to west direction, in a relatively open area of the field consisting of small pine sparse brush.All components of the airplane which are necessary to sustain flight were located in the vicinity of the impact area, and examination of the engine, airframe, or flight controls revealed no evidence of preaccident anomalies. The fuselage had twisted and a large portion of the undersurface of the airplane was visible. The airframe had incurred fire damage localized to the cabin area and there was also impact related buckling damage as well. The left wing had sustained impact damage and the upper skin of the wing had buckled. Both the auxiliary and main fuel tanks were breached and destroyed. The aileron had separated from its attachment points, and it had received impact damage but the balance weight remained attached. The bell crank had also remained attached, and the bell crank's primary arm had separated from the bell crank with the cable was still attached to the separated arm. Cable continuity was established between the broken bell crank arm and the cabin, and the balance cable had separated at the wing root but cable continuity was established between the bell crank and the cable's separation point. The primary cable was still attached to the control chain in the cockpit. The left flap remained attached and the flap mechanism, and it displayed eight threads which corresponded to a fully retracted flap setting. The landing gear was in the retracted position.The right wing had separated from the airplane fuselage at the wing root and it also had been destroyed. The aileron incurred damage but it remained attached to its attachment points. Flight control cable continuity was established from the aileron to a point near the wing root where the cables were separated. The flap had also incurred some damage and had separated from its attachment points. The right main landing gear was in the retracted position and had been damagedThe main fuselage/cabin area was destroyed/consumed in the postimpact fire. The empennage had bent around to the front right side of the airplane and it also had sustained impact and fire damage. The rudder remained attached at the middle attachment point and cable continuity was established from the rudder to the cabin area. The rudder cables were attached to the rudder bar, one cable was separated eight inches from the bar, and the bar was destroyed by fire. The left side of the stabilator sustained impact damage and the right side sustained impact and fire damage. Control cable continuity was established from the stabilator to the cabin. The stabilator trim drum showed no threads which corresponds to a nose down trim setting.The airspeed indicator showed 0 knots, the altimeter setting was 29.79 inHg, and the suction gauge indicated 6.9 inHg. The number one communication radio was set to a frequency of 118.6 and the number one navigation radio was set to a frequency of 113.7. The fuel selector setting showed that the left main tank had been selected. All other gauges, switches, instruments, and controls were destroyed, and had either incurred impact damaged, or were damaged in the fire damaged which rendered them unreadable. The six cylinder Lycoming engine had separated from the airframe and had not incurred fire damage. Examination of the engine showed that the crankcase sustained impact damage and was fractured in several places on the front and right side. The number one and number two cylinder assemblies had dislodged and had fractured just below their flanges at the crankcase, and the fracture signatures were consistent with overstress. The valve covers, top spark plugs and all accessory components were removed., and the engine examined. A borescope being used to inspect internal power section and top end components. Due to the impact damage the crankshaft could not be rotated. The oil sump had broken open, and all fluid lines and hoses were destroyed. The oil suction and pressure screens were clean. The fuel injector servo was separated from the engine, but when examined the injector inlet screen was found to be clean and the fuel flow divider diaphragm intact. Fuel was found in the fuel injector servo and the fuel flow divider. The throttle was found at a setting consistent with it being full open, and the mixture control had been set to about 1/2. The fuel pump incurred damage the internal components of the drive mechanism were intact. The starter and generator were impact damaged. Both magnetos remained attached to the crankcase and when examined they produced sparks at all towers. The ignition harness was destroyed. The top spark plugs were light gray in color and contained combustion deposits consistent with normal operation. The vacuum pump system hoses were destroyed and the pump remained intact and secure on the case. When examined the vacuum pump drive coupling, internal rotor, and vanes were found to be intact. The muffler was crushed/flattened and had separated from the engine. After the heat shroud was removed a crack was found in an area near the tailpipe where previous welding had occurred. Examination of the engine's lubrication, induction, fuel injection, ignition, as well as the accessories did not reveal the presence of any preaccident anomalies.The three bladed McCauley propeller exhibited signatures consistent with power being developed at impact, and it had separated from the engine, and the hub had fractured with the flange still bolted to the crankshaft. One of the propeller blades that had separated had been bent rearward about 45 degrees near the root of the blade, and displayed torsional bending and had leading edge nicks and scratches as well. The other two blades were broken loose at the hub and displayed torsional bending. One of these two blades also displayed chord wise scratches on its front side. The propeller governor had also incurred impact damage and its control arm had separated.MEDICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL INFORMATIONPostmortem examination of the pilot was performed by a Medical Examiner with the District Five Medical Examiners Office, Florida. The cause of death was attributed to injuries incurred in an airplane crash and conflagration. No findings which could be considered causal to the accident were reported. Postmortem toxicology studies on specimens obtained from the pilot were performed by the FAA Toxicology and Accident Research Laboratory, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Samples were tested for volatiles and drugs and none were found to be present.Postmortem examination of the pilot-rated passenger was performed by a Medical Examiner with the District Five Medical Examiners Office, Florida. The cause of death was attributed to injuries incurred in an airplane crash and conflagration. No findings which could be considered causal to the accident were reported. Postmortem toxicology studies on specimens obtained from the passenger were performed by the FAA Toxicology and Accident Research Laboratory, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Samples were tested for carbon monoxide, cyanide, volatiles and drugs, and none were found to be present.TESTS AND RESEARCHAccording to radar data obtained from the Cross City, Florida ARSR-4 radar facility, the airplane departed Gainesville Regional Airport at approximately 0035, and proceeded in the direction of Williston, Florida. Radar data shows that the flight path of the airplane consisted of numerous course changes, altitude variations between 1900 feet and 800 feet, and groundspeed variations between approximately 150 knots and 91 knots, over a period of about 13 minutes duration, terminating when radar contact was lost. Data showed that during the last 36 seconds of radar coverage, the airplane was in a right descending turn. Between 24 to about 36 seconds prior to loss of radar contact, the average rate of descent was about 500 feet per minute, and the average groundspeed was 161 knots. During the interval of about 12 to 24 seconds before contact was lost, the average rate of descent and groundspeed were 1,000 feet per minute and 105 knots respectively. About 12 seconds prior to loss of radar contact, the average rate of descent and groundspeed was about 2,500 feet per minute, and the speed about 150 knots. The airplane was at an altitude of about 800 feet when radar contact was lost at 0048:34, and it was in geographic position 29 degrees 26.2 minutes North latitude, 082 degrees 21.43 minutes West longitude. Advisory Circular 60-4A states that pilots may become spatially disoriented because, "Surface references and the natural horizon may at times be obscured, although visibility may be above visual flight rule minimums. Lack of natural horizon or surface reference is common on overwater flights, at night, and especially at night in extremely sparsely populated areas, or in low visibility conditions...The disoriented pilot may place the aircraft in a dangerous attitude." Advisory Circular 61-21A, Flight Training Handbook, states that in these situations, "false sensations often are generated, leading the pilot to believe the attitude of the airplane has changed when, in fact, it has not...These false sensations may lead to the well-known "graveyard spiral.'"ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONThe airplane wreckage was released to Edd Taylor, Williston Jet Inc. Williston, Florida, on March 22, 2002. The muffler was retained for further examination, and was returned to Mr. Edd Taylor, Williston Jet inc., on April 17, 2002.


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Following a week of rainouts, the Galesburg American Legion baseball team finally got to play yesterday, but their game lasted only five innings, in a 10-0 rout of Farmington.
Local Sports 6/12/14
After three straight days of cancellations, the Galesburg American Legion baseball team is hoping to get back on the field this afternoon.
Local Sports 6/9/14
It should be a beautiful evening for baseball in Galesburg as the Legion Post 285 team hosts Moline at Knox College.
Local Sports 6/4/14
The Carl Sandburg College men's basketball team continues to reload its roster, after graduating many key players from last season's Region 4 Championship squad.
Local Sports 6/3/14
It's the start of a new season today for the Galesburg American Legion baseball team, as Post 285 will host Kewanee in a doubleheader at Knox College (beginning at 5pm).
Local Sports 6/2/14
The Galesburg High School boys track team finished seventh in the IHSA 2A State Track Finals at Eastern Illinois University in Charleston on Saturday.
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The Galesburg High School doubles tennis team of Kyce Stewart and Jackson Wetherbee lost in two straight matches in the IHSA State Boys Tennis finals at John Hersey High School in Arlington Heights on Thursday. Stewart and Wetherbee fell to Scott Cristian and Connor O'Kelly of Lake Forest, 6-1 and 6-0 in their opening match.
Local Sports 5/29/14
The Galesburg High School baseball team's season ended last night as the Streaks lost to Geneseo 8-5 at the Class 3A Regional at Chillocothe.
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The Galesburg High School girls softball team's season ended on Tuesday as the Silver Streaks fell to Geneseo 11-1 in five innings in the Class 3A Regional semi-final game at Dunlap.


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The singer brings his singular vision to Radio City
Swanlights, a "large-scale concert and performance event" showcasing the music of Antony & The Johnsons, will take place at Radio City Music Hall on January 26, 2012. (2012! Already!) The songs in Swanlights, which was commissioned by the Museum of Modern Art, are culled from Antony's four al ... More >>
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PADUCAH (AP) - Kentucky officials say a body found in the Ohio River has been identified as that of a missing Illinois woman.
McCracken County Sheriff's detective Tim Reed told The Paducah Sun that 55-year-old Sandra Farris of Cairo, Ill., had been reported missing on March 28 when she didn't come home after going for a walk.
Her body was spotted early Wednesday by barge workers, who called authorities.
Police said they reviewed medical records and reports of missing people in order to find the woman's identity.
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November 29, 2014
The newest additions to the Henry Doorly Zoo's Madagascar exhibit are three young fossa pups.
A fossa (which is pronounced "foose-uh") looks like a cat but is actually a relative of the mongoose.
The three fossa pups, two girls and one boy, were born last June but did not come outside until a few weeks ago. Being from Madagascar they don't deal well with Nebraska winters.
"These guys are found only in Madagascar," says Christie Eddie, curator of small mammals at the zoo. "And they are one of the main predators in the country. And so they do feed on lemurs as well as other rodents and other small animals, birds they can find."
The fossa pups can be seen every day between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., weather permitting.
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Summer time is all about fresh fruits and vegetables. You cannot get fruits or vegetables any fresher than the farm or orchard. I love to find ways to make fun, family memories around food. We live in Arkansas and close to Collins Round Mountain Peach Orchard. We make many great family fun memories picking fresh fruits and vegetables at Collins Round Mountain Peach Orchard. The orchard not only has juicy sweet peaches but also tomatoes, watermelon, cucumbers, blackberries, and more. We could spend hours very early in the morning roaming around the orchard and picking fruits and vegetables straight from the farm. I have learned it's best to pick very early in the morning before the temperature rises. The fun ends fast when everyone gets hot and tired. I would love to hear what farm or orchard is near you. Can you recommend a great Farm or Orchard in your area? What fruits and vegetables does your family enjoy picking?
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Try this Christmas Movie Trivia quiz
By Guy Hanford
Film 101 – Christmas Movie Trivia
1. Name the guardian angel in It's a Wonderful Life.
2. Who narrates the 1966 How the Grinch Stole Christmas?
3. What present does Ralphie want in A Christmas Story?
4. What role do Reginald Owen and Alistair Sim play?
5. What action flick with Bruce Willis has a Christmas theme?
6. Who plays little Susan Walker in Miracle on 34th Street?
7. In what 1942 movie does Bing sing "White Christmas?'
8. What O. Henry story has a couple buying a gift for each other?
9. What Christmas movie has Kevin torturing wannabe burglars?
10. What Chris Van Allsburg children's book involves a train?
11. Jack discovers a Christmas town in this Tim Burton movie.
12. The Griswolds celebrate Christmas with dysfunctional relatives.
13. Buddy finds his father in this Christmas comedy.
14. A young boy tries to find the meaning of Christmas beyond the materialism.
15. A female columnist is known as "America's Best Cook," but she can't cook.
16. Two song-and-dance men team up after the end of WWII to entertain.
17. This made for TV movie first introduced the Walton family.
18. Bill Murray plays the most cold-hearted TV executive who amends his ways.
19. Nathan attempts to find red dancing shoes for his cancer-diagnosed mother.
20. Gerald McBoing-Boing plays Tiny Tim in this animated Christmas classic.
21. Arnold is on a mad search to find the action toy, Turbo Man.
22. This animated classic lights up Santa's path on Christmas Eve.
23. In this animated short a snowman comes to life and takes a boy to the North Pole.
24. Cary Grant is an angel sent to help a bishop with his cathedral and marriage.
25. Robert Mitchum offers to buy a toy train for the child of a war widow.
1. Clarence
2. Boris Karloff
3. BB Gun
4. Ebenezer Scrooge
5. Die Hard
6. Natalie Wood
7. Holiday Inn
8. The Gift of the Magi
9. Home Alone
10. The Polar Express
11. The Nightmare before Christmas
12. National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
13. Elf
14. A Charlie Brown Christmas
15. Christmas in Connecticut
16. White Christmas
17. Homecoming: A Christmas Story
18. Scrooged
19. The Christmas Shoes
20. Mr. Magoo's Christmas Carol
21. Jingle All the Way
22. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
23. The Snowman
24. The Bishop's Wife
25. Holiday Affair
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Alzheimer's disease fundraiser
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The annual walk to raise awareness about Alzheimer's disease is schedule to take place Saturday at Bristol Motor Speedway.
The event raises money for Alzheimer's research, care and support.
Across the nation, more than 600 communities will participate.
The event at BMS begins at 9:00AM with registration followed by the opening ceremonies at 10:00AM.
Alzheimer's disease is the nation's sixth-leading cause of death.
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It's 5:30 p.m., a half-hour before showtime, and most of the vendors at the Broward County Chamber of Commerce's tabletop trade show have set up their stuff. And what an array of stuff there is.
There's a guy at the far end with a professionally-done backdrop selling direct mail services. Two aisles away, a bakery tempts passers-by with chocolate sweets. Between them, dozens of other businesses, from one-person shops to giants like Costco and Borders Books & Music, are preparing to see and be seen and do a little business.


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Dressed in Betty
After the gown-fest of the Oscars I'm still fixated by dresses, so sit tight if you're waiting for non-dress clothes to re-emerge. I've always found the selection at Designers at Debenhams a bit hit and miss and Betty Jackson's Black collection is usually no exception. This year though, if you're going for the sharp secretary look – think pencil skirts and Roland Mouret – her dresses are spot on.
The high street has adapted Mouret's Galaxy dress with gusto, but if you found most copies a little cheaply put together for your liking, then these wool versions will look and feel better, and keep you warmer. I love the fitted wool mix dress in natural, it's nice to see this style of dress in a lighter colour, and the belt makes it look extra fabulous. Other highlights are a flattering ruched black jersey wrap dress and a square neckline tulip dress. They are not the couture dresses of the Oscars, but at £60 to £75 least we can afford them. [Charlotte Howells]