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Robin Johnson, The Bee Trainer, oil on panel, 36 x 60 in
Opening Reception September 28th from 11am-1pm
The Festival of Arts is pleased to announce it's newest exhibit, Art Picks at the historic Wells Fargo Building in downtown Laguna Beach now through October 31. Art Picks is a multi-media show representing approximately 20 artists from the 2013 Festival of Arts summer show. Artists will be showing works that represent their specific techniques and talent they use to produce original artwork. Types of artwork on display include sculpture, painting, photography and more. The public is welcome to join the artists for a free reception on Saturday, September 28th, from 11 - 1pm at the Wells Fargo Bank.
April Raber, Air and Iron, oil on canvas, 36 x 36 in
The artists and mediums being presented in Art Picks 2013 are Lindsay Buchman (Printmaking), Bruce Burr (Mixed Media), Stephanie Cunningham and Betty Haight (Mixed Media), Baldemar Fierro (Photography), Gary Fishman (Oil Painting), Russell Jacques (Sculpture), Robin Johnson (Oil Painting), Tom Lamb (Photography), Scott Methvin (Oil Painting), Casey Parlette (Sculpture), Troy Poeschl (Mixed Media), April Raber (Oil Painting), Bradford J. Salamon (Oil Painting), Gerald Schwartz (Oil Painting), and Caroline Zimmermann (Oil Painting).
Exhibit Curator Tim Shockley commented, "The current exhibit illustrates the exciting range of top quality artwork that was on exhibit at the Festival of Arts this past summer. The talent and diversity of work from these artists is just stunning."
The Festival of Arts – California's Premier Fine Art Show is a prestigious, highly competitive, regional juried fine art show featuring original artwork by southern Orange County's finest artists. Each season a group of professionals involved in the art community evaluate the original artwork of the artists featured in the annual summer exhibit. The 2014 Festival of Arts Fine Art Show will run July 6 – August 30, 2014. For more information on applying to the 2014 Festival of Arts show, please call (949) 464-4234 or go online at LagunaFestivalofArts.org.
This free exhibit is part of an ongoing series of shows that the Festival of Arts is having at Wells Fargo this year. The Wells Fargo building is at 260 Ocean Avenue, Laguna Beach and is open to the public Monday through Friday 9am - 6pm. and Saturday 9am - 4pm. The Festival of Arts is a non-profit organization whose proceeds go to support the arts in and about Laguna Beach.
Meghan Perez
Sharbie Higuchi, Director of Marketing and Public Relations
Festival of Arts • 650 Laguna Canyon Road • Laguna Beach, CA 92651


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Department of Rheumatology, Antrim Hospital, Antrim, U.K. firstname.lastname@example.com
CER5781 2012 Vol.30, N°3 - PI 0319, PF 0321
Fibromyalgia syndrome (FMS) is a common form of non-inflammatory rheumatism within the general population with symptoms often mimicking those of arthritis or muscle disorders. Arthralgic symptoms in the region of the hip are commonly mentioned by patients with FMS and one of the diagnostic trigger points for the condition is found around the greater trochanter. To date, no formal imaging studies using ultrasound (US) have been performed in FMS. This study describes the correlation between clinical and US findings in patients presenting with primary FMS to rheumatology clinics. In the majority of the patients, no significant pathological US abnormalities were detected.
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quote:It's Camp and it was fun for a mindless watch.
quote:Reading the reviews on RT, it's like tons of critics didn't even get it.
quote: Is the entire movie a musical? I wasn't expecting that.
quote:What a soulless pile of shite this was. I saw the Broadway show and loved it. The movie version sucks balls.


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quote:Today we are responible for our actions .
quote:misplaced blame, irrational behavior and bizarre thought processes
quote: I don't think any team was luckier than LSU 2007. 2 losse don't get you to the title game very often. 2 losses to unranked opponents
quote:Kentucky was ranked btw, and a very good team, don't distort the facts to attempt to win an argument bra.
quote:We were very fortunate(lucky) to make the title game.
quote:Do you really think an LSU fan should be using luck as the reason why Bama has won 3 titles after how fortunate we were in 2007?
quote:I think we can all agree we ALL were in a state of shock when WV was upset
quote:You really need to learn context of conversations before getting involved.
quote:ETA I love how you reference them being ranked #8 the week before against SC...why not just say they were #17 the week they beat us. Trying too strengthen your argument huh


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The Grant Napear Show – December 10, 2014 – Seg 1
Grant opened Wednesday's show by iterating his opinion about the Lakers — and other NBA squads — warming up pre-game in "I Can't Breathe" tee-shirts to make a social statement. Also briefly discussed was the […]
Keith Brooks & Carmichael Dave – December 5, 2013
Keith and Dave talk about DeMarcus' Cousins injury, the Blazers/Thunder showdown, and who belongs in the baseball Hall of Fame. The guys also talked with Derrick Williams.
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The Grant Napear Show tarted off today talking about the Derrick Williams trade and took listeners opinions on what they think of the trade. Grant reminded the listeners that more moves could still be happening […]
Keith Brooks & Carmichael Dave – November 27, 2013
Keith and Dave talked about Thanksgiving traditions, all-time rosters for Thanksgiving side dishes, and top holiday movies. The guys also welcomed Mike E. Winfield and talked with Kings GM Pete D'Alessandro.
Pete D'Alessandro with Keith Brooks & Carmichael Dave – November 27, 2013
Kings GM Pete D'Alessandro joined Keith and Dave to discuss what the franchise saw in Derrick Williams that the Timberwolves were unable to develop.
Keith Brooks & Carmichael Dave – November 26, 2013
Keith and Dave recapped the Niners' big Monday Night Football win over the Redskins and chatted it up with Sam Amick about the Kings' impending deal that will send Luc Mbah a Moute to the […]
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Sam Amick of USA Today broke down the imminent trade between the Kings and Timberwolves in which the Kings will ship Luc Mbah a Moute to Minnesota in exchange for former number two overall pick […]
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The thing that's most exciting about the new Darren Star show Younger is the return of Miriam Shor to our TV screens.
Miriam's most important contribution to show business so far (and it's an epic one) may be her creation and mind altering-portrayal of the character Yitzhak, everyone's favorite drag-king, in Hedwig and the Angry Inch. She's long been one of the funniest women on TV in shows like Swingtown, G(Good) C(Christian) B(Belles), and The Good Wife.
It was with real pleasure and excitement that I met Miriam recently at the Gershwin Hotel for a shoot. Miriam wore a series of stunning gowns that day and managed to look gorgeous while flipping me off in each and every one of them.
I've asked Miriam to explain this and more below. Take it away, Miriam…
"I had a fantastic time at this photo shoot. So these shots to me were not 'f**k you' so much as 'f**k YEAH!' Also they are an acute sign of my incredible maturity."
"I say always, ALWAYS bring a tiger to a photo shoot! And booze."
"I genuinely love this lady. And genuine love looks bad-ass in black and white."
"I mean. My life. In one photo. Taken in .3 seconds. With a man waiting outide in mild discomfort. ALI SMITH ROCKS MY WORLD!!!"
"Ali worried I might be self-conscious about this shot, but I don't think my hair looks flat."
"I think this shot is just incredible! I have never looked or felt so weirdly glamorous or so glamorously weird."
"Frends who shave together…shave…together."
Aaaaand scene.
Star of stage and screen, Amy Ryan is a mammoth talent! She kills us in comedies like The Office, and breaks our hearts in dramatic roles for films like Gone, Baby, Gone and, recently, Birdman. But what really makes Amy one of my favorite people is that along with all of that talent, she's a down-to-earth Queens girl with an infectious smile that lights up the room.
I could go on about how much fun she is to photograph. How much she brings to that party. How she mistakenly gave her shoe size to the stylist as a 10 when it's really an 8 1/2, and so, ended up wearing enormous shoes at our shoot. But instead, I'll just ask her to write…whatever she wants to to accompany the photos below.
My cover story about Amy for New York Family Magazine's Valentine's Day issue is on stands now and can be read online here! Take it away, Amy…
"The fastest way for me to feel self conscious is to have my photograph taken. The fastest way to alleviate that is to have someone I trust and love as much as Ali take it. (This would also include her husband Joshua.)
The moment she focuses the lens on me, I know she is looking to tell a story that will resonate with others. I know she will also make sure I don't have spinach stuck in my teeth. I'm lucky to work ( again) with such a dear trusted friend. Xox"
I was 11-years-old when my father jumped into the New York City subway tracks.
"Hold her." Those were the last words I heard as he handed me off to a stranger. After that, all was screaming. White hot screaming reverberating off the tiled walls.
We'd watched as the mother had turned her back. We'd watched as the baby's stroller rolled slowly and then tipped off the platform's edge into the tracks.
My father jumped in after it without hesitation and gingerly navigated his way across the four rows of local and express tracks to retrieve it as my screaming shook me and my body stiffened, straining against its captor. The scene tilted in my view; the stranger's grip tightened around my chest as she pinned my arms.
On this occasion, as on so many others, my father was like a super hero to me.
It's difficult to pinpoint when our relationship started to fall apart.
Was it when my adoring childhood gaze was replaced by the withering one of a judgmental teen? Did he loose interest in me as my ideas about life began to differ from his? Or was the source of the discord something I never could have comprehended when I was young; That my dad is kind of f'ing nuts. Not simply eccentric, or unconventional as I used to proudly describe him, but really sort of batshit crazy.
Dad wasn't the kind of crazy where you might wake in the middle of the night to find him sitting at the foot of your bed fingering the business end of a kitchen knife, whispering "Shhhh… Go back to sleep." Nor the kind that could necessarily get him arrested. And honestly, he wasn't always crazy. His bizarre priorities, spates of extreme unkindness, shocking narcissism and abandoning nature were punctuated by a dark and wildly clever wit (that you hoped was never used against you), a razor sharp intelligence, and many moments of real love and genuine warmth.
The result of having a dad like this is a daughter who attaches herself to one emotionally retarded man-child after another (not all of you, exes, and definitely not you, present hubby), who accepts table scraps of affection and calls them a banquet.
"How sharper than a serpent's tooth it is to have a thankless child!" So sayeth William Shakespeare. But it cuts both ways, Bill.
Five years ago, after ages of a perfectly functionally dysfunctional relationship, which worked largely because of my constant efforts and willingness to withstand unearthly amounts of ridiculous emotional abuse, my father very abruptly decided he'd had enough. Immediately after the birth of my son, he stopped responding to me; my letters, emails, or calls. He just…stopped. His reasons are unclear to anyone who doesn't reside within the confines of his skull. His explanations are as rooted in reality as Harry Potter. His coldness is epic.
The pain that's come from my father exiting my life- rejecting me, my child, our history together- has been tremendous and hard to successfully convey, even to the most loving friends. The healing has been slow and reliant on hours, months, years of expensive therapy.
They call this process "ambiguous grieving" and it just sucks. As does, I'd imagine, all grieving. Still, ambiguous grieving doesn't have the benefit of benchmarks of recovery or the support of social constructs. There is no formality to it. Friends and family don't know how to appropriately support you because they don't actually understand what you're going through; the signifiers are not obvious. And, like for the parent of a kidnapping victim who is never found, there is no distinct end to the process.
I imagine that what will happen is that my father will eventually simply fade away. One day someone will inform me that he's died. Or that he died a year earlier. There will be no body to bury, he's donated his to science. There will be no funeral for me to attend as he doesn't care that I do and won't arrange for it. I'll simply…never see him again. And with him will die the hope of a reconciliation, deathbed or otherwise.
He's a hoarder, so I imagine by the time I hear about his death, his landlord, desperate to get him out for decades now, will have backed the dump truck up to the front door. There will be no opportunity to search through possessions, picking out long-loved items that remind me of my childhood with my parents. That silly clock painting with the waterfall in it at which I recall staring, endlessly intrigued, as a child. The photo albums that house memories of my first seven years; the years we were a family. All gone. Disappeared into the ether.
Gone so completely that I may wonder if they, as well as he, were all just figments of my imagination. Whether my entire childhood actually happened the way I thought it had. Whether the father I so loved, so admired, ever existed at all.
This Father's Day, as the past five without my father have been, will be hard. I firstly want to say bravo to all the good, consistent, tireless, kind and dedicated dads out there. I see you. I know who you are. I live with one of you, after all.
And to those of us who find father's day very difficult- those for whom it is a reminder of loss, who will find themselves melancholy and blue this Sunday, June 15th, I just want to say that I feel you. And that on June 16th, things will likely start to look a bit brighter once again.
This happened back at Mother's Day, but hey, it's been a busy time and I'm finally catching up. I was so excited about this pick that I wanted to add it now. The Motherlode Blog by The New York Times is a great source for thought provoking articles. This year, editor and lead blogger KJ Dell'Antonia made Momma Love her #1 MOTHER'S DAY GIFT PICK FOR 2013!! Then she went ahead and ordered a bunch of copies for her pals! That was DAMN satisfying! What a thrill.
Check out the list of the best gifts to give your mother here.
MommaLoveTheBook.com is now set up to take international orders from several countries! If you are ordering from a country not listed, just email email@example.com directly.
Get your copy of the book that Gloria Steinem calls a gift to moms, that was named The New York Times' Motherlode Blog's #1 Mother's Day Gift Pick for 2013, was featured on the front page of The Huffington Post, and that just won a Silver IPPY from The Independent Publishers' Awards!
A little after the fact, I wanted to share some pix from a beautiful Momma Love celebration at BOBO Restaurant that Jessica Shyba of Momma's Gone City threw to celebrate the release of my book! Actress Amy Ryan was the honorary momma and she had some really sweet things to say about being featured in Momma Love.
Moms (and everyone else), if you don't already know about BOBO, you should! They have a private garden in the back that makes you forget you're in NYC! It's ideal for private parties, showers, birthdays… and the staff and food couldn't be better!
Donna Bell's Bake Shop provided delicious southern desserts, and Anne Kilcullen at Blade NYC made the space even nicer with her beautiful, one-of-a-kind floral arrangements. (Blade NYC is starting a section of their business that will be geared specifically towards children's parties!). Moore Brothers Wine Shop- my favorite wine store in NY because of its selection, sweet staff, and it's children's play area (YES!)- sent over a dozen bottles of sparkling wine for the toasts!
All in all, it was a great sunday evening!
(all photos ©Amber DeVos and Rita Cheng)
I'm thrilled to say that Princeton University has asked me to talk at an "Author's Lunch" Monday, May 6, 12-2pm. Reserve a seat at the table with us by calling 609.497.1777. $60 per person Includes delicious lunch, and proceeds benefit local scholarship fund, The 101: Fund, supporting need-based college scholarships for local high school graduates.
COME ON DOWN! Let's chat!! I'll also be selling and signing books just in time for Mother's Day! (Cheaper than rush shipping!)
After 12 years and an emotional roller coaster ride, Momma Love is now for sale at MommaLoveTheBook.com. I'm shipping books daily for Mother's Day! If you want your's, waste no time.(Please note that media mail takes 2-8 days to deliver. There is also a priority mail option.)
Momma Love was 104% FUNDED last week when the Kickstarter fundraiser for it ended! Here are some pix of Momma Love rolling off the presses at SHAPCO Printing in Minneapolis, MN. SHAPCO is a "Green" printer, so that means that all waste product- paper, proofs, plates, etc- are recycled, and all inks are eco-friendly. Which is GREAT!
My rep Debi Bergerson has been an incredible person to work with there. She gets my vision for the book and is full of creative suggestions and solutions. (Plus she's just very nice!) Owner Joe Avery came up with a perfect solution for the poppy title type I wanted! Wait till you see!
After 12 years of hard work and being thrown for a loop by a publisher who shut abruptly, taking with them the financial investment I'd made towards my book's production, I've decided to self-publish Momma Love; How the Mother Half Lives.
Gloria Steinem says "Ali Smith has given us a gift with Momma Love; a fresh, eye-opening manifestation of motherhood's contemporary realities."
Please consider supporting Momma Love's printing through my Kickstarter campaign. Any amount helps! Pre-sales of the book are available at a special discounted price as well as some other very cool perks!
The book will be released May 1st this year making it the perfect Mother's Day gift!
In my quest to share these women's personal stories and portraits, I've turned away from the industry and towards the community. I've turned to you. The heart of the matter.
Click here to support Momma Love on Kickstarter.


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I believe that global warming is causing this problem with more tornadoes, much bigger and alot stronger then when I was young. We as humans on this planet have to create ways to protect us and all animals and plants for our future to survive. We cannot continue to standby and watch these monster tornadoes create havoc on our planet. right now all we do is Track ,Warn , and Hide for protection. The reason I wrote this message on National Geographic Blog is my hope that any scientist that is working with some Weather Research program to learn more about tornadoes. might be reading this and apply my vision into reality. If you are out there PLEASE keep reading for the sake of saving lives.
I think air delivery is the way to reduce the rotation of the tornado, the Germans made The Shockwave Vortex Gun or Wind
Cannon to shoot down the enemy bombers in world war2, We could create advanced technologies with that and with all the
weather advancements in predictions. A formula can be made and used along with The Shockwave Vortex Gun or Wind Cannon
. research in a miniature controlled format to create the formulas for the right amount of air or wind for the Wind Cannon to stop or
reduce the speed rotation, that are needed for each and different tornados.If you put Wind Cannon on google images you can see
a couple of old pictures of the Wind Cannon,they are probably old German war pictures. I have seen science shows on tv where
miniature tornadoes were produced to study them, create a miniature Wind Cannon, that would be the size equal to the ratio of the
miniature tornado and the ratio to a real tornado and real Wind Cannon.this is how formulas can be created. the size of the Wind
Cannon in the picture I seen there is someone standing next to it and he looks small compared to the Wind Cannon. I know if
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quote:Will LSU dance in the March Madness?
quote:I predict a monster day for JOB3. Score... LSU 70 Vandy 61
quote:Going to Pluckers for the USMNT game and then the PMAC for LSU.
quote:we could make a run, but it's highly doubtful.
quote:USA in WC Qualifier
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As he neared the building he had set out towards, both of his heavily pierced pink ears perked up, his highly sensitive hearing able to pick up a mix of voices even from several yards away. So.. it wasn't truly a ghost building as he had previously thought it might be, considering it was all by itself. Hmm... he wasn't entirely sure about just entering it the closer he got. Determining that it might be safer to scope out the place first, the street acrobat began to almost effortlessly scale a side of the building, heading for the roof.
She couldn't see him, but her sensors were picking him up. She didn't want to frighten the seemingly curious person, so she said and did nothing, leaving it to him to discover her family and new friends along with herself.
@Demetri: Donnie: "Well, it's late I wasn't planning on starting tonight. I think we should set up a camp here in this main room, then explore tomorrow at the earliest we can manage." he said as he took a pack off his back. His three brothers soon did the same as well as Raye. As he set up his pallet, Donnie looked at Byron. "That's also a good idea. I may could use help setting some of this stuff up."
Byron turned to Raye and took her hand like an english gentleman would."Je suis enchanté," he said to the woman. Turning to Donatello he added, "Sounds entertaining. I'd be happy to help." He then turned and staked out a corner of the room before curling up in the corner.


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2012 Recap: Fascinating Food Events
From the craziest fast food offerings to Twinkie pandemonium, we're taking a look back at some of the memorable food events we covered in 2012. What do you think was the biggest food headline of the year?
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Research Cleared Fried Food from Contributing to Heart Disease
French fry eaters rejoiced when researchers said they found no connection between eating fried foods and suffering from heart disease. There was a caveat, though there is no risk as long as you use the right oil, and perhaps live in the right country.
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So, I'm going to create a team for Season Two in both 3s and 5s and what makes a team more official and cool than a name? I've come up with several ideas but according to some of my friends I don't have any skill whatsoever at choosing a name. Therefore, could I have some help? Are my ideas really that lame? Some ideas are the following: Team 'Plat1num' Team 'F for Flash' Team 'Countdown' Team 'Vraell is better than Cosommak' Are they really that lame? And yes, the last name is just me trolling Cos. I'm not serious about it so don't count that one into the lameness-factor. Does anyone have some better names? Also, what about 'Camel Riders of Arabia', Cos's idea? Is that any good?
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Team Cryptic, or some variant thereof? Kryptek? Kryptech? Dunno.
Haha I like the trademark Dependancy
Posting here because I want a post about team comps. *hint hint* I like F for Flash, but with upcoming nerfs for flash, idk might need a new name. Plat1num just makes you sound like one of those "gtfo no badge" *******s, so I'd avoid that one. Countdown seems completely random, and I'm not big on camel riders of arabia. But really, its up to you.
I usually tend to stay away from names that involve numbers in them. Makes them look like the original was taken, so they just changed a vowel to a number. I usually pick one or two word team names like "Still Breathing" or "FeaR"<---- obviously not my name, but you get the point.
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A Central America Diary – Thursday, July 29: San Salvador, El Salvador
I've got just one day here . . . but the schedule is packed!
First, an early morning meeting with El Salvador's first lady, Vanda Giomar Pignato. Besides her ceremonial and social duties as the wife of the president, she is also El Salvador's secretary of social inclusion, and oversees many of the country's social services for at-risk children. I like her immediately, and our time flies by. Like me, she's passionate about diversity issues, women's issues, and kids. She is implementing very creative programs to include vulnerable populations that have been excluded from the real economy in the country. We see a lot in common in what we are both trying to do in our countries, and we promise to stay in touch.
Now off to a meeting with my Salvadoran counterpart, Minister of Labor Victoria Velásquez de Avilés, and other members of the Salvadoran cabinet. I announce a new U.S. government contribution of $10 million to support the Salvadoran government's efforts to eradicate child labor. This initiative involves working closely with the government of El Salvador to combat the root causes of child labor in Comunidades Solidarias, communities that the Salvadoran government has identified as the most disadvantaged. It is estimated that 188,884 children work in El Salvador, representing 10.3 percent of minors ages 5 to 17. The minister is very pleased to know that we will soon be reaching out to the Salvadoran community working in the United States, to make sure they get educated about their labor rights.
I've been following our child labor efforts in El Salvador for some time. Right outside my office suite at the Labor Department's headquarters in Washington is a large display of artwork, poetry, and essays from Salvadoran children participating in after school enrichment programs and other efforts we sponsor in El Salvador. The artwork is delightful and whimsical, and tells the story of our efforts in a way that only children can. It's one of the first things I show visitors and dignitaries when they come to visit me.
I joke to the staff traveling with me that I should have packed my roller skates. My next stop is a meeting with the president of El Salvador, Mauricio Funes. We have a little bit of history. I first met him years ago in Los Angeles, when I was in Congress and he was getting ready to launch his presidential campaign. He came to the U.S. and reached out to several members of Congress seeking their support. During our visit, he tells me how grateful he was for that encounter, pointing out that I was one of the few members of Congress who took the time to meet with him, and he appreciated my advice. I remember being very impressed with him back then. I feel the same way today. He is knowledgeable about our efforts to combat child labor and has an obvious desire to make a difference. We talk about Better Work and our vision to extend it to El Salvador. He will certainly be an ally in making that possible.
Since meeting him and the first lady, I can't help but be reminded of President and Michelle Obama. Both "first couples" are a lot alike: young, energetic, dynamic duos, with a passion for service to their country, and especially a passion and desire to better the lives of children in their respective nations.
My last scheduled event before leaving El Salvador is a luncheon at the U.S. Embassy. I have the opportunity to meet briefly with two former child laborers, Ana Deisi and Douglas. They both tell me how they benefited from U.S. DOL-funded projects that assisted working children. I'm fascinated by their stories and very proud of their success. As young adults, they now are both active members in their local community and are involved in programs to help children. I can't help thinking that so many people talk about the "circle of poverty" . . . but Ana Deisi and Douglas represent the "circle of promise."
I want to spend more time with them, but I've got a plane to catch to go home. A few hours after I land in Washington, I've got a major speech to deliver, commemorating the 20th anniversary of the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
On the way to the airport, I'm thinking that I should be exhausted, but I'm still on a high. The trip has been an awesome experience. I feel good about our work in Nicaragua and El Salvador, but know that there is still more to do. I'm anxious to get back to D.C. so I can get updated on other programs we sponsor to support worker rights and combat child labor around the world. Before I board the plane, I send a quick email from my blackberry to staff back at DOL, requesting that additional briefings be added to my schedule. Based on this trip, I have lots of questions . . . but even better, more ideas.
We're going to make a world of difference for workers and children all over the world. We don't have a moment to lose.
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View larger mapType: Rail trail Location: Northern Victoria Start/end: Murchison to Rushworth Status: Partially open Length open: 2km Surface: Sealed Terrain: Flat Public transport: Bus Contact Region: Northern Victoria - Details
This trail is partially open - it is still being developed.
- Will be 19km long when complete.
- Short section at Rushworth open.
- The 8km section from Murchison to the Waranga Basin is well progressed and is expected to be completed shortly (late 2014).
Existing trail at Rushworth
At Rushworth landscaping has been done and an ashphalt trail laid from the main street to the end of the yard. It is a great reminder of how a Victorian country branchline station looked now that nearly all of them have disappeared. At either end of the sealed trail the surface is gravel to the town's limits.
8 km trail at Murchison
The Greater Shepparton City Council is completing an 8km section of trail from the Murchison Township to the rail bridge at Channel Inlet Road. The section includes the recently refurbished historically significant bridge over the Stuart Murray Canal and will border the unique ecosystem of Doctor's Swamp wetlands with easy access to the Parks Victoria picnic area on the western boundary of the swamp. It will then continue along to Channel Inlet Road which gives easy access to Waranga Basin. This 8km section will be completed shortly (in late 2014).
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Once the 8km section is complete, the final section (between Waranga Basin and Rushworth) is within the Shire of Compaspe. In November 2013, the Shire of Compaspe wrote to Victrack, which administers the rail reserve between Murchison and Rushworth. Victrack has indicated that the section of the reserve in the Shire of Compaspe is available for lease.
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This is old goldmining and cropping country, with a signifcant feature being the Waranga Basin.
A line from Murchison East on the Shepparton railway was constructed to the gold minig town of Rushworth in 1890 and extended to Colbinabbin in 1914. Rushworth became a junction when a line was constructed to Girgarre in 1917. A diversion of the line was necessary when the Waranga Basin was constructed. The lines were all closed by 1987.
At Rushworth the community purchased the land and infrastructure around the station to retain it for posterity.
The Greater Shepparton City Council is constructing its section as noted above. It is hoped that the Shire of Campaspe will obtain a lease from Victrack to develop the rest of the corridor to Rushworth.
Extending the trail on to the Melbourne Shepparton railway line at Murchison East would allow better access from public transport. However making the large bridge across the Golburn River safe to cross will be a significant undertaking.
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1 commentDecember 15, 2014 by cascho
I rode this trail on Saturday 13th December 2014 (along with the Dookie trail). First off – the section between Murchison and Waranga Bushland reserve is open – and much more interesting than the small section in Rushworth. The trail from Murchison is flat and good bridges across the canals. Once you come to the end of the trail at Waranga Bushland – the rail reserve continues on – and it is evident that others have continue to ride along the reserve, though Victrak have signs everywhere stating it is prohibited to ride on the rail easement. I saw no one the entire ride – so if you want to get away from the crowds, then this ride is for you.
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More...Murchison to Rushworth Rail Trail (Vic) Development Starts
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I think the reverse of this was the German women who had married Jews & the Rosenstrasse demonstrations
The Nazis had to release their husbands. -
Happy Hanukkah, Elizabeth Pschorr.
Merry Christmas, Boing Boing.
Have a cool Kwanzaa & a swinging Saturnalia.
Feliz Navidad & un Prospero Ano Nuevo.
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Thank you Mrs. Pschorr, Xeni and everyone at BBTV for this wonderful story. It put me in mind of my parents own love story. I'm going to pull out some old albums and remember their story this evening with friends.
Thank you again and Merry Christmas.
that was most appreciated. thanks.
My Tante Anna, who died in the eighties close to her hundredth birthday, also survived the war as the jewish spouse of ein Ärischer Mann.
Thank you for this touching story.
Many years ago, when the SF Press Club was still alive, Elizabeth Pschorr came to speak to us about her experience and discuss her book, A Privlieged Marriage. It was an interesting afternoon – we also met her daughter – a wonderful artist. I still have some of her cards.
Since that time I have had occasion to read more holcaust novels/non-fiction and also visited Germany. The era never ceases to both terrify and facsinate me. I still don't know what I personally would have been able to sacrifice for my principles…I hope I never am tested. Good to know that E. Pschorr is doing well. -
Funny, but I just watched a wonderfully complex and emotional film with Kate Winslett and Ralph Fiennes ( and I can't remember its name !!!) but it details the era after the dust eas settling and Germany was trying to come to terms with what, as a people, they had done. It is a joy to watch and for the first time I understood the confusion in the minds of young Germans whose parents and grandparents knew of Auschwitz etc. but stood by and did mothing. German guilt will never go away I fear./ I always ask myself if any other nation but Germany could and would do what was done, against any moral stance whatever. This lady was indeed privileged!
It was "The Reader" and I found it, in the eagerness to forget what ordinary Germans had done during the war, understandably or not, obscene. It was just so rightwing: It's not what the Germans as a nation did but, in this case, what a single person. Under the circumstances, it was of course understandable she'd join the Nazis, but to kill 300-odd innocents and with *no* acknowledgement of anything morally, you questionable? Please. And of course the story is loaded by having her cop the cherry of the character who's the story's POV. Please. An ugly, obnoxious story. But right for our era where taking responsibility for anything is, you know, passe. And make that a hateful story.
When the Nazis came to power they terrorized the German people. Any political dissent meant a trip to a concentration camp (not a death camp but still prison with no trial). The Brown Shirts and later the Black Shirts (para-military Nazi Party thugs) were allowed to march in the streets. The German people were terrorized into submission by their very government which gradually began to operate outside the countries' own laws. I doubt many Americans (or Westerners) would have the courage to confront their government if the same thing were to happen today.
Is Ms Pschorr a relative to the Munich based Brewery Hacker-Pschorr?
gwynsen – On the eve of Hitler's Third Reich, a girl from a German-Jewish family of wealth and privilege is married to the scion of a prominent "Aryan†brewing family…
Really remarkable story with a dramatic backround .The heart wants what it wants. Ms. Pschorr's face is a beautiful map of her life.
I am Elizabeth's daughter, Irene. There are many unanswered questions as regards her story but I can say that my father's family was one of the 7 Munich brewery families and eventually the breweries merged to become Hacker-Pschorr. My father said he didn't drink beer as he knew how it was made.
Interesting, but the video leaves out things that seem really important to understanding the story. How did she and her husband survive in 1943-1945? When did they immigrate to America? It sounds like she made it through the war as the wife of a protected German industrialist (small scale), and perhaps he had his affair in that period, (did they divorce during the war or after) and perhaps she met the other man in 1945 or 1946 and somehow they both moved to America in the post 1945 period? And did his second wife come to America? And why was he working for her parents (did I get that?)? It's really hard to discern who was doing what when… and any time we consider a personal history in this time frame it is really important to know this in order to make historical sense of the story. Just a few dates and mapping onto history would be helpful. Enjoyed the story!
I wanted to say that that old saying 'the heart wants what it wants' to me is beautiful. And also, that yesterday I watched a film called 'The Reader' with Ralph Fiennes and Kate Winslet about the guilt that Germany even today carries because of the holocaust… but the main point the film makes is that it was quite 'ordinary' people who knew and watched it all happen. So I ask myself, would it happen anywhere else but Germany…was there something in the German love of order that contributed?
what a great story-thak you for sharing
please amend the article to say "aryan" with quotes, as without the quotes it falls deeper into problematic usage. really it an obsolete term that belongs to 19th-century physical anthropology, or, more weakly, to different moments in political history, but has no real basis for racial usage other than to refer to ancient Iran and should not be recognized as associated with a caucasian subset even if nazism employed it in such a manner.
@#5: it's "arischer Mann", not "ärischer Mann". the latter is unknown in german language.
@#8: yes, she is. -
It's good to know that love can triumph in the end.
Thank you for that, Xeni.


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4. Meanwhile, combine salsa and lime juice. Set aside 1/2 cup of the mixture. Brush chicken occasionally with the remaining salsa mixture during the last 10 to 15 minutes of grilling.
5. For sauce, in a small saucepan combine the reserved salsa mixture, the cucumber, green sweet pepper, and cilantro. Bring just to boiling. Remove from heat. Serve the cucumber mixture with chicken. Makes 4 servings.
* If you make this recipe with chicken quarters, break the wing, hip, and drumstick joint so the quarters will lie flat on the grill. Also, twist the wing tips under the backs.


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News for June 10, 2011
Loving Day is right around the corner! If you haven't heard of it or celebrated yet, check out this post on BlogHer, Loving Day: a Celebration of Mixed-Race Marriage. Learn more about the documentary. Join the Facebook page.
Check out Multilingual Living's 12 Common Myths and Misconceptions about Bilingual Children. Their infographic is based on Barbara Zurer Pearson's book Raising a Bilingual Child.
Angelica at New Latina, put together part one of her research into interracial marriage amongst Latinos. Marrying Out: Why Latinas Are Marrying Non-Latinos touches on points that I think most interracial couples can relate to. Check it out!
There was great disappointment this week over FIFA's decision to disqualify the Iranian women's soccer team who refused to remove their hijab (head scarves). The game would have been an important match on their journey towards the 2012 Olympics.
In Beijing, "Chinese scientists have genetically modified dairy cows to produce human breast milk, and hope to be selling it in supermarkets within three years." According to the company that is producing the milk, it's identical to human breast milk. The news is getting mixed reviews worldwide. Many think it's good news, while others are questioning the morality and necessity of producing transgenic cows for our milk consumption.
In Chile this week, Mount Puyehue erupted, bringing earthquakes, downfall of volcanic ash and causing hundreds of families to be relocated to makeshift shelters. View images of the destruction and volcanic plume via National Geographic.
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MIAMI (AP) - Today marks the official end of the 2013 Atlantic hurricane season.
This season saw a total of 13 named storms, two of them hurricanes.
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This one is still developing. It happened on Saturday afternoon. Initial reports (from the ultra-left-wing news media here) were that the woman (shooter) started an argument with the "victim" while they were on the bus. He then followed her off the bus and spat on her, whereupon she shot him once in the chest.
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Latest update:
Local News | Woman who shot bus rider had gun permit, police say | Seattle Times Newspaper
The first update:
Police say a woman accused of shooting a man Saturday in downtown Seattle after arguing with him on a bus had a permit to carry a concealed weapon.
The woman, who was booked into jail on suspicion of assault, allegedly told police she had just exited a Route 27 Metro Transit bus at Third Avenue and Seneca Street when he called her a vulgar name and lunged at her. She then shot him in the upper-right chest, Seattle police said. She also said he spat at her, police say.
He was taken to Harborview Medical Center, where he underwent surgery. An update on his condition was not available Sunday
Local News | Woman shoots man after altercation on bus | Seattle Times Newspaper
I can't put up the original article because it was so inaccurate they took it down.After an argument on a No. 27 bus in downtown Seattle, a woman pulled a gun and seriously wounded a man at Third Avenue and Seneca Street about 12:20 p.m. Saturday.
King County sheriff Transit Police Sgt. Bill Hurley said the man got on the bus and apparently was behaving strangely, "acting a little crazy, mumbling" to himself.
The woman said something critical of his behavior and an argument ensued, passengers told police.
When the woman got off at Third and Seneca, the man at the last moment followed other passengers out and rushed toward her, Hurley said. She pulled out a gun and shot him.
The man was treated by Seattle Fire Department paramedics, then taken to Harborview Medical Center, where he was in surgery Saturday afternoon. Hurley said the man's injuries are "life-threatening." His condition wasn't available.
Seattle police spokeswoman Renee Witt said the woman, who is in her 30s, claimed the man spat at her.
"She pulled her gun out and shot him once in the chest," Witt said, adding did not know if the gun used is a legally held weapon.
Other passengers leaving the bus were on the sidewalk when the shooting happened. Many also witnessed the dispute on the bus, Witt said. She said the woman and man did not know each other.
"It seems he instigated" the argument, Witt said.
Police interviewed the woman and may book her for investigation of assault, Witt said.
The bus driver declined to talk to a reporter, telling another Metro official: "I'm shaken up."
Hurley, who was supervising the scene an hour after the shooting, gave his account based on what he'd heard from his officers and from Metro Transit staff at the scene.
He said Transit Police are routinely called out by Metro drivers with unruly passengers. "It happens quite a lot," said Hurley. "We get called to deal with these people and get them off the bus."
In this case, he said, the driver had noticed the man acting strangely, but "there was nothing unusual enough for the driver to call us."
The No. 27 bus route runs from Lake Washington near the Interstate 90 bridge to downtown Seattle.
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Roy Jones has grabbed plenty of headlines lately from his arrest a week ago to his connection with the ongoing criminal investigation of the DeSoto Council on Aging.
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Jones is one of 10 people who filed as candidates for various offices that will appear on election ballots March 27 in DeSoto Parish.
Jones qualified for the Mansfield alderman seat being vacated by Dudley Kemper.
DeSoto sheriff's investigators arrested Jones last month on a charge of illegal possession of stolen things after Council on Aging property was found in December at a church where he formerly served as pastor.


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The implications of global climatic changes for international security
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Global climatic changes caused by growing concentrations of atmospheric trace gases have the potential to alter international relationships, economics, behavior, and security. While there is debate about the extent to which environmental problems alone can lead to conflict, it is widely acknowledged that resource constraints can act as roots leading to economic pressures and tensions, or as triggers to conflict when other pressures and tensions exist between states. Recent widespread attention to the issue of global environmental problems, particularly climatic change, is leading to a re-examination and expansion of the traditional narrow definition of "international security". This paper discusses likely paths to international frictions and tensions and the responses that might be most appropriate to minimize the adverse consequences of climatic change for international security.
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- Title
- The implications of global climatic changes for international security
- Journal
Climatic Change
Volume 15, Issue 1-2 , pp 309-325
- Cover Date
- 1989-10-01
- Print ISSN
- 0165-0009
- Online ISSN
- 1573-1480
- Publisher
- Kluwer Academic Publishers
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- Peter H. Gleick (1)
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- 1. Pacific Institute for Studies in Development, Environment, and Security, 1681 Shattuck Avenue, Suite H, 94709, Berkeley, CA, U.S.A.


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