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I'm looking out the airplane window, marveling that the clouds are below me. My computer is out and I'm surfing online. As usual, I inhale a big intake of air, still dazzled that this is possible.
A notification pops up that there is a meeting taking place in Austin, Texas, a digital Meetup sponsored by the Mises Circle as run by a student name Michael Goldstein. I'm invited to join.
Surely, their bandwidth won't support my joining. But I figure I will try it anyway. Suddenly, I find myself on camera along with many others, and looking not only at others who have entered the digital space, but also at a group of students in a room where the meeting itself is taking place.
So I do a double take, glancing at my screen and out the window again, and I almost have to pinch myself. I'm flying above the clouds, yet I'm also on the ground in Texas. In technological parlance, the whole thing is made possible by "cloud computing," but it is also literally true.
When exactly did this kind of thing become possible? There was no headline in The New York Times. There was no grand announcement. I'm not even sure myself when this became possible. Google Hangouts are about 18 months in existence, but the technology keeps improving bit by bit. It seems almost like it all happened in the blink of an eye.
Remember how people warned us about how digits would destroy personal contact? How we would all get sucked into the Web vortex of fake friendship and digital relationships and lose the ability to engage each other face to face?
As far as I can tell, experience is showing the opposite. The digital world is making possible new forms of robust physical networks too, people meeting face to face in social settings that did not and could not have existed even five years ago. And these physical meetings are integrating with digital ones.
And maybe that's the great benefit of the digital turn. Digits link real-life human beings in ways that had never been possible in previous ages. This allows the formation of human communities to serve a crucial social and political function: They serve as a buffer between the individual and the state. Such networks are essential for the building of human liberty.
Today, there are thousands of gatherings of people from all walks of life that would not otherwise exist. There is a simple reason. Now we can form them and get the word out, and others can find out about them. These enthusiast groups cover crafts, running, surfing, painting, music, technology, philosophy, religion, investment, and every other conceivable thing.
For example, I just returned from an exciting speaking tour of sorts in southeast Texas. Gatherings of this sort — huge cross sections of people from many walks of life — would have been so much more difficult in the pre-digital era. Why? Well, in the past, the organizers might not have known there was a demand, they might not have had the resources to promote, and people wouldn't have thereby known they should even attend at all.
But with the digital world of Web communities and social media, it all came together quite beautifully. There was a traditional meet and greet in a restaurant one night with a standing-room-only crowd where your editor gave a talk on new strategies for reclaiming our right to be free. This was sponsored by Liberty on the Rocks, an expanding network of meetings all over the country for libertarians.
At the main event, held at Stephen F. Austin State University, in Nacogdoches, Texas, Young Americans for Liberty and the Charles Koch Foundation sponsored a conference on libertarian ideas, as well an event with a more formal and academic approach (but still fun!).
Stefan Molyneux gave a paper on how politics compromise ethics. Jessica Hughes eviscerated the idea that the Constitution is a source for freedom and human rights. Stephan Kinsella presented an illuminating case against John Locke's idea that we own the products of our labor. Your editor presented a tutorial for living outside the state.
The place was packed, with people coming from long distances to be there. We even had one digital speaker. Walter Block appeared on Skype on the big screen and answered a number of audience questions on banking, labor, the environment, and other matters.
Stefan Molyneux, Stephan Kinsella, yours truly,
and other "meet and greeters," at Liberty in the Pines, Feb. 23, 2013.
It was a fun, educational, and exciting experience. We all take this for granted, but again, trying to put this kind of meeting together 20 years ago would have been nearly impossible. Today, it is commonplace. In fact, even this very evening, I'm speaking at a student gathering that was easily formed and promoted through Facebook and Twitter, whereas it would have required plastering posters all over campus in the past.
I first began to sense this some years ago when a friend of mine moved to Shanghai. Had this happened 20 years ago, this young American would have been lost and isolated for years, maybe forever. But he and his wife notified their network in advance and arrived with a social structure already in place. They moved into a foreign country with an unfamiliar culture where the language is forbidding and still felt right at home.
This type of thing is happening all over the world and probably in your hometown. It began a few years ago with the institution of the Meetup. But over time, many different venues have served the same purpose. Facebook and Google started allowing events to be created, shared, and promoted. And the lines between digital and physical are blurring so that Google Hangouts and Skype meetings of groups commonly extend and entrench the relationships formed in physical spaces.
As a result, all kinds of intellectual societies are becoming ever smarter and more sophisticated. This is particularly true in libertarian circles. Students today are able to read and borrow from thinkers from all ages. Barriers between factions have broken down. The learning never stops, extending from digits to real life and back again. This has put new pressure on me as a speaker, but in a good way: If I ever repeat myself, someone will take note!
Coming up in Las Vegas, July 10-13, 2013, is the largest gathering of the year. The event is FreedomFest, and there could be as many as 3,000 people there. Laissez Faire Books is sponsoring an entire day of talks and panels. We'll have a large book table of all the speakers' books. The event keeps growing year after year because it gets better and more people are hearing about it.
Technology has heightened the value of the event, and the event has heightened the value of the technology. They work together. The result is the formation of a new community of people who find new forms of strength, intellectual confidence, and human camaraderie in discovering that we are not alone, but are part of something much larger than ourselves. We are part of a generation radically rethinking the way the world works and the role of politics in society.
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Anyone had this recurrent
the 1st
and how was it treated? There seems to be so much conflicting information.......Thank you!
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the reason they say
is because the majority of failing pregnancies will happen
this time. ANd a small percentage happen after that. I don't think people actually will ever tell you that you are completely out of the woods...but as your pregnancy advances the chance for baby's survivial increases.
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Hi ladies, im 4weeks and 3 days ive been having acupunture for a medical problem does anyone know if it safe
pregnancy especially the
as I have my next appointment on monday and not sure weather I should go advise would be great if anyone has had acupunture or stopped during pregnancy.
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So, my question is, has anyone experienced this early in pregnancy, and if so, did you have any complications
the rest of your pregnancy or
labor? My doctor wasn't too concerned about it, but I have been thinking about it more, and I am getting a little nervous. This is my 3rd baby, and I delivered both of my others vaginally. I am petrified of having a c-section and I am afraid that labor may cause the placenta to detach more, which could lead to a c-section.
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I think its different for everyone My
was very very very hard I was sick every and all day and I was so tired until my second trimester which was fine I dont think I had any problems during my second trimester but now that im 33+5 in my third trimester i diffinetly think its way harder your back starts hurting really bad you start to get Braxton hicks contractions you cant sleep at night your body starts getting pains and really uncomfortable at least thats for me .
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Ive been having
for the last 11 hours. Started off 8 mins apart for two hours, then 6 mins apart, and now they are about ten mins apart with the occasional one chucked in after like three mins. I havent slept. Ive called the hospital twice and they said i need to try and sleep. It might be why im not progressing! I've been trying to sleep since yesterday afternoon. Its now 8am! I spent most of the night in the bath and shower.
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This is the first time I've ever made it this far in a pregnancy so I wanted to know if others go through this or if in the
you don't feel hardly anything and then the second starts feeling like the
? My nipples have also gotten rather tender all of a sudden too...
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I am not technically into my third trimester until next week, but the past week has been torture with nausea. I feel just like I did in my
! I've read that sometimes it's possible for the nausea to return in the third trimester but has anyone else experienced it? Does it last until delivery, or does it get any better before that?
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28 weeks today offically in third
. Now that its almost over I want to do it all over again!! Sykee. Jk haha im over it so ready to have my little boy! Second trimester symptoms from hell: weight gain, flem, and food cravings!! Still waiting on my "big pregnant boobs" i got ripped off! How are all the may mommies doingg??
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thanks dear atleast I know that I am not alone...it is so strange because I wasnt sick at all in the
and for this to be happening just alarmed me. Hormones that is the reason for everything...no contraction just this sudden sickness kylesmom-thanks for your response...I think I will just give the nurse a call tomorrow to just to see...I appreciate it. This is driving me crazy though...
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And remember, no matter what, your baby will come when he is good and ready.
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What happens is
stages of dilation, it's the Braxton Hicks contractions causing you to dilate. Must women don't feel them, and so don't realize they are dilating. It's your body preparing for labor contractions that will just push out the baby!
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I have few maternity pants that I bought
pregnancy and I am using them. I hope everyone else is doing fine. everyone staying in the cold zone stay warm... its freezing today.
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I have no energy anymore it's like back in the
. I have aches and pains that drive me crazy every night. I can get around all day, but by the time I waddle to bed my back, feet, legs, and hips hurt. I have heartburn that's epic. If I drink a glass of water and lay down the water rolls right back up my throat. At this point gravity is the only thing that keeps food in my stomach. The burning is horrible.
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i started dialating (wasn't sure if i was having
being my
). was fine one day and two days later i had dialated which made them think incompetent cervix. but you said you didn't have that. but come to find out i have a blood clotting disorder. there were abnormal clots in my uterus and a few got caught behind the placenta to put me into labor. have you been tested for those? a thrombolphilia work up is what you'd ask for if you haven't been tested.
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Feeling tired like in my
. I can't strech out in bed anymore without getting sharp pains in my tummy. I get bad heartburn at night. Baby kicks a lot at night which makes it hard to sleep lol.
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I'm being drinking the same since my first trimester . God bless you ...
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This procedure is used
for the same purposes as an amniocentesis. (Women usually have one or the other, but not both, if such testing is deemed necessary.) It involves taking a sample of the tissue that attaches the amniotic sac (the sac around the fetus) to the wall of the uterus. Like amniocentesis, CVS is typically done only when there are certain risk factors; its primary advantage is that results are available sooner.
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Is it safe for my husband to suck my breast
in pregnancy? Are there any side effects or dangers involved?
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I have a history of preterm
(starting at 28 wks) controlled with terbutaline with my
pregnancy. With that pg, I delivered at 37 weeks after stopping the terb. Baby was fine. I have seen my OB and a maternal-fetal specialist following this m/c and no one can really tell me what happened, except that this was preterm labor, but totally different from my 1st pregnancy. The pathology showed early signs of infection and also a small to med. blood clot behind the placenta.
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Finally we stopped before finishing (*lol*) because we dont wanna risk any complications, especially in 1st
. is it ok to have sex
pregnancy? any positions that are better or worse? with or without condom / lube? thanks for your help.
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Today is the
time I have. And like I said, now that I'm sitting, it's fine, but when I was standing and walking it was quite evident. Not sure if I should call the doc? I don't want to be one of those nervous pregnant women who calls over everything. Thoughts?
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There are a couple times through the book though that mention having a glass of wine
stage of labour in order to relax and sleep through contractions. I think it's put in our heads about alcohol and the effects on a pregnancy are sooo terrible. But would it really be that terrible to actually have a glass of wine in order to get a couple hours of shut eye?! Just wondering your thoughts ladies..... Note: a GLASS of wine....they don't talk about a whole bottle...
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He actually self weaned because the milk was different.
my milk was normal, and my supply was ok as long as I ate and drank normally. I'm also 5'11, normally about 155lbs. With this pregnancy I gained 45lbs, and my baby was bigger than my first baby. So I don't think that breastfeeding during pregnancy was a problem. My Dr. did suggest that I stop once I found out I was expecting, but I continued. I made sure I took my vitamins, ate well, and drank lots of fluids.
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I was just wondering who else was in their 3rd
(: how far along are you? when are you due? what are your current symptoms? I'm 7months preg w/ a baby boy, he could come from anywhere between late may/early june. My bf & i are so excited & getting impatient! This will be our first child!!!
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Dear Amy, As you've already ready, premature atrial contractions (PACs), abnormal early heartbeats that originate in the upper chambers of the heart, are frequently seen in utero, especially
the second
. They can persist into the third
, but often go away
that time or soon after birth. Bigeminy, for our othe r readers, means that every other beat is premature. There are two issues that can become concerning here.
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I asked my Dr about sex earlier today im 37 weeks she said that sperm aids in thinning out the cervix and triggers
also having an orgasm trigger
as well
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Oragasms cause can cause
. If he said no sex, he meant no penetration and no orgasms.
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ISPConfig on multiple servers - Certificate error
I just installed ISPConfig on the second server and I hit the "Invalid certificate' syndrome.
Reason: The site name used during certificate generation is pre-determined to be www (IIRC, can't scroll back so far in my ssh session window
). If this is true, shouldn't we change this to use the servername? Thus you can have multiple installations of ISPConfig on multiple servers in the same domain.
The main server (tld if you want) domain is the same on both servers in my case.
I'll go off now and regenerate the certs to fix this, but thought I'd just write this quick note. It will come back with each upgrade I'll do.....
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5Apr 4, '13 by BSNbeDONE, BSN, RNhttp://now.msn.com/mcdonalds-job-ad-...ree-experience
Bachelors required in a burger joint? Really? So, deductive reasoning would suggest that a new grad ASN-RN who can't find a job would not meet the requirements to flip burgers at Mickey D's. What on Earth is the word coming to???
3Apr 4, '13 by BSNbeDONE, BSN, RNMaybe the registers kept coming up short so now a college degree is required to count money. Would a CPA get the job?
15Apr 4, '13 by TheCommuter, ASN, RN Senior ModeratorIn this sluggish economy, I'll bet top dollar that some people will actually respond to this employment ad. All those unemployed college grads who majored in literature, philosophy, and sociology need job prospects, too.
4Apr 4, '13 by TheCommuter, ASN, RN Senior ModeratorQuote from netglowLOL, I worked at two different McDonald's locations many moons ago (1998), and the only workers who received benefits were the store manager and assistant store manager. None of the cashiers or crew members received benefits, even the ones who were full-time, because their minimum wage earning were too low to afford the deductions from their paychecks.Lots of people will fight for an interview for this job - careerchangers who nursing failed to employ, lawyers, accountants and just about everybody else who really needs a job with benes!
BTW, I know of someone with a nursing license who works part time at a fast food joint due to an inability to find that first nursing job one year after graduation.
4Apr 4, '13 by WeepingAngelNot going to lie; I considered working at Dunkin Donuts in that in-between after graduating from nursing school, when I worked at my hospital as a PCT, before they said they would hire me as an RN. Desperate times, desperate measures
5Apr 4, '13 by smartypantsnurseLol I work part time as a waitress (start my first nursing job next week) and you would be surprised at how many of my co workers are college educated! Like the previous post said, unemployment is especially bad for people who have degrees in philosophy or some BS like that. Managers can be picky now days.
1Apr 4, '13 by serenitylove14Ive worked at a Mickey D's in the past and a trained monkey could be a cashier there, smh.... Darn is that what they call students who graduate.
2Apr 4, '13 by eatmysoxRNI've also worked at McDonald's while I was in high school. Hated it. It wasn't as much the open hours but closing the inside and finding all the nasty messes...
The last straw for me there was finding some ranch dressing that had spilled under a booth and was covered with a flyer thing and baked all day. I barfed while cleaning it up and quit on the spot. Not worth $5/hr and I just didn't get to shop every week.
Requiring a Bachelors degree for that? And probably still being paid minimum wage? Makes me thankful for nursing.
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The blog's ongoing series regarding Agenda 21, the secret UN plot to steal all our golfs, now moves along to Arkansas, where local paranoids are out in force because the U.S. government is trying to do something nice for people along the White River. And the supporters of the project are turning tail and running.
Amid a public backlash, several conservation groups and state agencies no longer want the White River to be part of a new federal program that recognizes conservation and recreation efforts along waterways. They say concerns that the National Blueway designation for the 700-plus-mile river that flows through southern Missouri and parts of Arkansas could lead to new regulations are unfounded, but still plan to send letters this coming week to the Interior Department asking that it be taken away. Groups on both side of the issue agree that it's the right thing to do. Opponents say the designation, given in January, could lead to new regulations or land seizures, while one-time backers say the controversy could make landowners resistant to voluntarily cooperating with conservation efforts.
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Conservative group Secure Arkansas was among those that raised concerns about the designation after the fact. Jeannie Burlsworth, the group's founder and chairwoman, said the initial application sets conservation goals for the area, such as restoring forestland near the river. She said there also were concerns that the designation would lead to stricter enforcement of existing laws. "There were just many things that alarmed everybody," she said.
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Jeannie, it should be noted, is an Agenda 21 nutter from way back.
This is about a new political system is called "Sustainable Development/UN Agenda 21." Sustainable Development is the infrastructure being used to transfer America from a Republic into a Fascist, Communist order. If this watershed policy is instituted under the regional program, it will destroy our traditional state boundaries and usher in a transformed system of governance that abolishes private property. This will enable the globalist water masters to start working towards achieving centralized World Bank objectives which will severely limit our individual water use. Regionalization is Communism and this is a political method to advance economic Fascism. If you care about property rights and individual freedom, you must attend one or both of these meetings.
The Globalist Water Masters. I can't believe Marvel didn't get there first on that one. Prince Namor must be sooooo pissed.
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"… encourage collaborations across … disciplines in order to address questions that compel the imaginations of scientists and citizens alike."
"… draw together investigators from disciplines that in the past have shared little except a common interest in understanding the natural world."
"… [bring] diverse scientific cultures together at the right moment in time."
"… [generate] extraordinary public interest … by [its] attempts to understand our origins and the ubiquity of life in the universe."
"… link the seemingly abstract world of research at the frontiers of knowledge to questions that have excited the human imagination since people first gazed at the heavens."
Another discussion of the role of astrobiology in the context of a traditional space-science activity can be found in New Frontiers in the Solar System: An Integrated Exploration Strategy,38 the first solar system exploration (SSE) decadal survey. That document highlights the role of astrobiology in (p. 158):
"… [providing] a scientific organizational structure that integrates a wide subset of solar system issues and questions that span the origins, evolution, and extinction of life."
"… [allowing] nonexperts to grasp the connections between different component disciplines within planetary science and to do so in a way that most people will appreciate as addressing core themes in human thought."
"… [being] the primary means by which NASA tries to implement one of its prime objectives—understanding life's origins and its distribution in the universe."
"… [becoming] a fundamental part of the solar system exploration strategy."
In summary, the SSE decadal survey report "… encourages NASA to continue the integration of astrobiology science objectives with those of other space science disciplines. Astrobiological expertise should be called upon when identifying optimal mission strategies and design requirements for flight-qualified instruments that [will] address key questions in astrobiology and planetary science" (p. 9).
The goals of astrobiology have not only figured prominently in NRC reports. In outlining plans to implement the Vision for Space Exploration—the initiative to return humans to the Moon and, ultimately, to Mars—President George W. Bush charged NASA to conduct robotic exploration of Mars to search for evidence of life; to explore Jupiter's moons, asteroids, and other bodies to search for evidence of life; and to undertake advanced telescopic searches for Earth-like planets and habitable environments around other stars.39 These fundamental, astrobiology goals, enunciated by President Bush in 2004 as the science component of the Vision, figure prominently in NASA strategy planning documents.40
The most recent NRC comments on the role, scope, and status of NASA's Astrobiology program are made in An Assessment of Balance in NASA's Science Programs.41 This document makes the following points (p. 20):
"The decadal surveys for astrophysics and for solar system exploration both embraced astrobiology as a key component of their programs, with the questions encompassed by astrobiology serving as overarching themes for the programs as a whole."
"The missions put forward in the solar system exploration survey are all key missions in astrobiology, whether they are labeled as such or not. And issues and missions related to astrobiology represent one of the key areas of interest identified in the astronomy and astrophysics communities."
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I have joined a long list of poets - 424 - who are writing a poem a day on the back of a postcard and sending it off to a new person each day for 31 days. (That means I should also get 31 poems on postcards!) Each day's poem is supposed to be written that day and we are to write the first original draft on the back of the postcard and mail it out right away. It is an exercise in being fresh and fast — no do-overs! I am excited to write my 31 postcards for August.
If you are reading this and want to get a postcard poem - send me your name and snail mail address to wherever you live in the world, and I will send you one from me! Send it to the gmail account attached to this blog or find me on Facebook (Catherine Alice) and send me a personal message. You will put me over the 31 mark - but I will still send it during August, doubling up on an extra inspirational day.
Thanks! I need the nudge. Later I will post some of the postcards poems here.
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Friday, May 9, 2014
Taking handfuls of plant material, wrapping it in paper, and submerging it into a dye pot is not unlike taking digital images and importing them into software meant for audio files and then exporting them out as image files once again.
Learning this process has been fun. It's been out there for a while, but as with all things digital, I am behind the cultural curve.
Learning this process has been fun. It's been out there for a while, but as with all things digital, I am behind the cultural curve.
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Wednesday, April 23, 2014
Lessons in Dyeing
It seems ironic that when my mother died in December I suddenly was ready to bulldoze forward to experiment with dyeing paper–nearly 3 years since Velma taught me what to do! It's just two words that sound the same, but a funny coincidence none the less.
I don't mean to imply that now plant dyes are connected to my mother–just interesting timing with the words dying and dyeing. If anything, my connection to plants feels much more directly experiential and not sentimentalized. Some years back, when I wasn't paying attention, a great transformation happened. I no longer needed the plants to keep me close to my grandmother. Rather, I can be close to the plants for the the simple appreciation of the plants. And I can feel my grandmother without the plants to help me.
And when it come to people, I see these papers and think of Mary, Velma, and many other friends. I especially think of, and give thanks to, my sweetie Billy who works along side me in the creative process.
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I thought she played a solid, smart match for about a set and a half (served, returned and moved beautifully),
but there were a few too many errors once Venus picked it up a bit.
I attributed that dip (of Sharapova's) to nerves, as Venus tends to historically turn-it-on at odd times during a match. And she's (Venus) especially scary when coming to the net, as she did in the 2nd set.
I got the sense that her illness was sapping her, and was exacerbated in that Australian heat, but I can't be certain, as I wasn't there to judge properly.
certain, however, is that she played awful throughout...even after that short improvement in play at 2-5(?) in the 2nd.
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