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Happy Birthday, Virginia Woolf!
Today is Virginia Woolf's birthday. It is such an honor to have published Woolf and her mother, Julia Stephen, in On Being Ill with Notes From Sick Rooms. As a special birthday present to all Woolf fans, read the letter that Virginia Woolf's great niece, Henrietta Garnett, wrote to Paris Press after she read our publication of On Being Ill in 2002. Henrietta Garnett granted the Press permission to use the beautiful Vanessa Bell cover that was created for the original Hogarth Press publication of On Being Ill in 1930.
Contemplating this unusual year
Joys of the Year: This year, was intertwined with the voices of Muriel Rukeyser, Julia Stephen, Virginia Woolf, Adrian Oktenber, Nora Ephron, Emily Dickinson, Zdena Berger, Audre Lorde, Jane Cooper, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and many other great women. They offered transformative observations that are timeless in their poignancy and relevancy in our personal lives and the beauty and terrifying crises of our world.
Unexpected turns: This year took a few unexpected turns — joyful as well as challenging. The winter and spring of 2014 included facilitating a course in Literature and Medicine at Baystate Hospital, sponsored by MassHumanities. These inspiring discussions of poems, essays, and film leading to explorations of communications between patients and the medical world included individuals working in all capacities at the hospital. I, and Paris Press, greatly hope to continue these programs and public discussions in the future.
Following the AWP Conference in Seattle, and our return to MA, I experienced a severe concussion that had unfortunate consequences through the year. Because I was unable to read or look at a computer screen for prolonged periods of time, the Press "refocused" with the assistance of intern Natalie Wisehart from Smith College, a new web designer Dara Madaragnoli, administrative assistant Marsha Lieberman, and many members of the Press's Advisory Board including Barbara Alfange, Kathy Service, and Marya Zilberberg. Paris Press concentrated on launching our long-awaited website and blog; applying for grants for future and ongoing book, event, and film projects; and soliciting new manuscripts online, with the thrilling goal of publishing a new book in 2015. The Press also continued preliminary work on our Muriel Rukeyser documentary.
The Future of Paris Press
As director of Paris Press, I am indebted to all who assisted the Press during this challenging year. Paris Press thrives through community. To continue our essential work, The Press needs new volunteers in all capacities, new additions to the Board of Directors, and an additional part-time staff person to focus od social media and development. You are a part of our community, and we welcome you. I hope you will express yourself in the coming year and email me with your thoughts and ideas.
I thank everyone — named and anonymous — who have made this year possible. I wish you a new year filled with inspiration and cultural engagement — the often neglected food of our society.
With gratitude, Jan Freeman
For a more detailed account of this past year and our hopes for 2015, visit "A Blog: Spiraling."
Happy birthday paris press! 19 years old
December 8 was Paris Press's birthday! 19 years old, 19 titles. One literary documentary film in the works. Solitude of Self by Elizabeth Cady Stanton is back to press for a new printing and now dedicated to the memory of the Grande Dame of Ashfield, Ruth Craft.
What an honor to publish great and groundbreaking literature by women. From overlooked work by the famous -- Virginia Woolf, Audre Lorde, Joan Baez, and Emily Dickinson's passionate letters and letter-poems to her primary reader and sister-in-law, Sue -- to lesser and unknown works of Catherine Chung, Bryher, Zdena Berger, Tsipi Keller, Misty Urban, Muriel Rukeyser, and Ruth Stone.
Please support the Press by tweeting, FB posting, and emailing birthday wishes with #UNSelfies holding a Paris Press book, quote, or picture of a Paris Press author. Or send an #UNSelfie of you holding a piece of paper with a favorite quote by a woman author. We'll post all the pictures on Wednesday, #ValleyGives Day, a special day supporting all nonprofit organizations in the Pioneer Valley.
We also hope you will donate to Paris Press through #ValleyGives (you can pre-schedule your donation for December 10 so that the Press is eligible for helpful cash prizes from the Community Foundation of Western MA).
Paris Press celebrates the BIG 19 thanks to the generosity of donors' cash and stock contributions and foundation grants. We also exist because interns, advisory board and board members, volunteers, and one part-time assistant help us in our daily tasks -- proofing, producing books, inputting data, addressing envelopes, researching courses and teachers at schools who can teach our books, and writing grants.
These are the leanest times in 19 years for the Press. Leaner than in 1995. We deeply appreciate you buying and reading PP books, submitting your manuscripts to be considered for publication, and contributing as generously as you can in any way to Paris Press.
As Paris Press moves into its 20th year in 2015, the Press pays special tribute to the memory of our two supportive Mentors in Publishing: Allan Kornblum of Coffee House Press and Sandy Taylor of Curbstone Press. Without their guidance over many years, Paris Press would not have reached its 5th birthday. Here's to passing on knowledge, to continuum, to great literature by women, and to independent presses who carry the torch of book publishing's future.
With deepest thanks,
Jan Freeman
Dangers of apathy
Post election, it's time to read Bryher's Visa for Avalon. As an introduction, check out Margaret Atwood's review and essay in The New York Review of Books, and Azar Nafisi's enthusiasm about the book -- placed right on the front cover, where it belongs. The dangers of apathy? We are living those dangers right now.
Alice Walker explains why #ArtsMatter. Vote for candidates who support funding for the arts!
#ArtsMatter and Paris Press encourage all of you to vote on Election Day. ArtsMatter asks everyone to reach out to candidates running for office. Encourage them to support funding for the arts. Here is Alice Walker in a 4-minute video, showing why arts, especially poetry, are vital in our communities and must be supported by our local, state, and national elected officials. Click on the link below!
Galway Kinnell, thank you
Paris Press is deeply grateful to Galway Kinnell, his generosity, his poems, his teaching, his deeply meaningful life that changed the lives of so many of us. We mourn his death and celebrate his life. We send our deepest condolences to his family and all who loved and admired him. It was an honor to host him and to thank him when he came to Ashfield last summer to read his poems in support of Paris Press.
Photo of Muriel Rukeyser
A heart-stop moment in early September. The New York Times published the obituary of photographer Lida Moser. In 1997, Director Jan Freeman had the first Northampton, MA, reading for the new edition of The Life of Poetry by Muriel Rukeyser. After the event in Neilson Library at Smith College, a woman in her seventies came up to Jan and said she'd known Muriel in NYC and had a photo that she wanted to show her. The woman, photographer Lida Moser, was moving to Maryland that week, and asked Jan to visit the next day....
Alice Walker on Muriel Rukeyser
Alice Walker speaks about her teacher, Muriel Rukeyser, when she was a student at Sarah Lawrence College. She reads passages from Rukeyser's essays in The Life of Poetry and recites her poem "Islands." Alice Walker talks about poetry as an essential part of her identity and her life. Thanks to Myra Paci for producing this poignant film for Paris Press.
Galway Kinnell Poetry Reading in Ashfield
A recording of Galway Kinnell reading in Ashfield's Saint John's Church last summer. His grandchildren joined him for recitations of Yeats, Keats, and Shelley. Thanks to Dave Gold for recording this special occasion.
April 8-11, 2015
The AWP Conference & Bookfair will take place at the Hilton Minneapolis and, as always, Paris Press will participate in the Bookfair and the panels. This year we will have a book signing with AWP-featured-participant Rita Charon, the founder of Narrative Medicine at Columbia University, and the author of the Paris Press Afterword in Virginia Woolf's On Being Ill with Notes from Sick Rooms by Julia Stephen, Woolf's mother. Jan Freeman will participate in a panel on Muriel Rukeyser in the Classroom with Renee Olander (author of PP's Teacher's Guide for The Life of Poetry which will be released at the Conference), Tim Seibles, Jennifer Benka, and Dennis Nurske. Check in for more details in 2015!
December 10, 2014
Valley Gives 24-hour fundraising day, supporting nonprofit organizations throughout the Pioneer Valley in MA. Please mark your calendar to support Paris Press in whatever way you can. Volunteers who would like to help Paris Press on 12.10.14, please contact email@example.com. Send the Press an #UNSelfie with a Paris Press book, a pix of one of our authors, or a quote from your favorite woman writer. We will post all the pix on VG Day, tomorrow!
VG Day falls on Emily Dickinson's birthday! Celebrate with friends by reading aloud Open Me Carefully: Emily Dickinson's Intimate Correspondence with Susan Huntington Dickinson. Have a marathon Emily reading and send us pix to post on our VG page, and post yourself on the Press's FB page or tweet and share on @ParisPress1, or send us an email at firstname.lastname@example.com. Let's celebrate great literature together on December 10, while supporting Paris Press.
December 8, 2014
Paris Press celebrates its 19th birthday! One literary documentary film in the works. Solitude of Self by Elizabeth Cady Stanton is back to press for a new printing and now dedicated to the memory of the Grande Dame of Ashfield, Ruth Craft.
What an honor to publish great and groundbreaking literature by women. From overlooked work by the famous -- Virginia Woolf, Audre Lorde, Joan Baez, and Emily Dickinson's passionate letters and letter-poems to her primary reader and sister-in-law, Sue -- to lesser and unknown works of Catherine Chung, Bryher, Zdena Berger, Tsipi Keller, Misty Urban, Muriel Rukeyser, and Ruth Stone.
As Paris Press moves into its 20th year in 2015, the Press pays special tribute to the memory of our two supportive Mentors in Publishing: Allan Kornblum of Coffee House Press and Sandy Taylor of Curbstone Press. Without their guidance over many years, Paris Press would not have reached its 5th birthday. Here's to passing on knowledge, to continuum, to great literature by women, and to independent presses who carry the torch of book publishing's future.
October 18, 2014
WriteAngles Conference will take place at the Willits-Hallowell Center on the Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley, MA. Director Jan Freeman will join Nell Lake, Suzanne Strempek Shea, and Joanna Brown to discuss Narrative Medicine and the experiences of writers, editors, and publisher in this important new field.
October 8, 2014
Director Jan Freeman will offer a presentation about Paris Press for the Shelburne Falls Area Women's Club at 7:00 p.m. Members will offer short readings from Paris Press books.
September 20, 2014
The Amherst Poetry Fest will include a program at The Evergreens at 12:00 p.m. on The Poetics of Loss, moderated by Jan Freeman with poets Martin Espada, Doug Anderson, and Rich Michelson.
At 1:30 p.m., at Sweetser Park (across from the Black Sheep) Jan Freeman will present a sampler of poetry published by Paris Press (Ruth Stone, Emily Dickinson, Adrian Oktenberg, Rita Dove, Grace Paley, etc.).
Paris Press will have a booth in Sweetser Park from 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. with Paris Press books available to buy, poetry mugs, and tee shirts. If you'd like to volunteer at the booth, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
Ashfield Film Fest will present the Baby Cecil Awards (named for Cecil B. Demille, who was born in Ashfield on August 12, 1881). The Film Fest will take place Saturday evening in Ashfield Town Hall and in the Congregational Church across the street. Paris Press has submitted "Alice Walker on Muriel Rukeyser," which Myra Paci produced for Paris Press in honor of Muriel Rukeyser's 100th birthday. This short film will be included in Paris Press's work-in-progress, "Spiraling Into The Life of Poetry."
December 14, 2013
Muriel Rukeyser Centennial, presented by Poets House & The Academy of American Poets with director Jan Freeman, Jan Heller Levi, William L. Rukeyser, Alicia Ostriker, Joan Larkin, etc.
December 5, 2013
Muriel Rukeyser Centenary Celebration at NYU's Law School with psychologist Carol Gilligan, comedian Kate Clinton, poet Gerry Stern, & others!
October 12-13, 2013
Ashfield Fall Festival! Come join Paris Press at Ashfield's annual celebration! 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
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Aquamarine Hotel - Moscow
26. Ozerkovskaya emb. - Moscow
1-877-662-6988Unwind with Frette Italian sheets in the guest rooms at Aquamarine Hotel which also offers 24-hour room service and free Wi-Fi rendering this business-friendly hotel located in the area of Paveletskaya in Moscow a good choice.
You will be spoilt for choice in terms of food at this 4-star Moscow hotel as the restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, so you are sure to find something tasty to tempt your palate. AQUA-SPA is the place to be for rest and relaxation, offering body scrubs, Turkish bath/hammam, body treatments, massages and facials, as well as massage/treatment rooms. There is also a bar/lounge where guests can enjoy drinks after a long day.
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Book your business-friendly accommodation at Aquamarine Hotel, offering 159 guest rooms with Frette Italian sheets and climate control. Guests can kick back at the end of a busy day and enjoy 32-inch plasma televisions with satellite channels and pay movies. Corporate travelers visiting the Paveletskaya area will benefit from free wired and wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks, laptop-compatible safes and phones.
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Hammondsport Union Free School
Hammondsport Union Free School
Hammondsport Union Free School, April 2011
Location | 41 Lake St., Hammondsport, New York |
Coordinates | 42°24′28″N 77°13′24″W / 42.4078°N 77.2234°WCoordinates: 42°24′28″N 77°13′24″W / 42.4078°N 77.2234°W |
Area | 1.4 acres (0.57 ha) |
Built | 1858 |
Architect | Warner, A.J.; et al. |
Architectural style | Italianate, Early Commercial |
Governing body | Local |
NRHP Reference # | 08000411[1] |
Added to NRHP | May 15, 2008 |
Hammondsport Union Free School, also known as Hammondsport Academy and Hammondsport High School, is a historic school building located at Hammondsport in Steuben County, New York. It is a three story stone structure in the Italianate style. The earliest section was built in 1858 as a private secondary school, Hammondsport Academy. It was converted to a public union school in 1875, and was expanded in three additions over the next 38 years (1891, 1898, and 1913). It served as a school until 1935 and has been used for other public functions, including as the original home of the Glenn H. Curtiss Museum from 1962 to 1994, and for many years as the Hammondsport Public Library and municipal offices.[2]
It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2008.[1] It was converted to apartments by Arbor Housing and Development, a non-profit group in Bath, NY.
See also[edit]
- ^ a b "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service. 2009-03-13.
- ^ Robert T. Englert (November 2007). "National Register of Historic Places Registration: Hammondsport Union Free School". New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation. Retrieved 2009-10-31. See also: "Accompanying four photos".
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For information on all festivals and events in this location, check out the map and event listings below.
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Sunday, July 12, 2015
Last year more than 2,800 cyclists joined Axel Merckx and friends in the Cortofondo (55 km), Mediofondo (92 km), and Granfondo (160 km). Now it's your chance. Take the challenge. Train. Ride. Enjoy.
The 5th annual Prospera Granfondo Axel Merckx Okanagan starts in Penticton, continues along parts of Okanagan and Skaha Lake and along side some of BC's most beautiful vineyards.
Registration now open.
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Daily from August 5, 2015 to August 9, 2015
Come to Penticton and enjoy the family festival that provides free quality entertainment for five days in early August every year. The festival also hosts an Aboriginal Cultural Village, square dancing, slo-pitch, a sandcastle competition, skateboard and BMX competition, amusement rides and two huge parades.
Saturday, September 05, 2015
Come, sip & stay. Bring your favourite four-pawed buddy to discover local vendors, pose for photos, learn dog tricks and enjoy various dog treats. While your best pal is making new furry friends, there will be plenty on hand for you to enjoy such as current and newly released See Ya Later Ranch wines.
Friday, September 18, 2015
Guest Chef Paul Cecconi of Brodo Kitchen joins Painted Rock proprietor John Skinner for a delicious and hearty fall meal.
Paul's food features fresh, locally harvested ingredients, that when combined, create a meal that is quintessentially the Okanagan Valley. An evening sure to be memorable.
Tickets are $140 per person including gratuity. Taxes are additional.
Saturday, October 10, 2015
Join guest Chef and Sommelier Mark Filatow of Waterfront Wines on Saturday, October 10, 2015 for a truly memorable evening of food and wine pairing. Mark uses the bounty of the Okanagan in his stylish seasonal cooking that pairs perfectly alongside Painted Rock wines. Come experience why Mark's food continues to earn him rave reviews in the emerging Okanagan food scene.
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SEE IT: When it comes to presidential defeats, Arizona lays claim to one of the most historic: Republican Barry Goldwater's 1964 slaying at the hands of Lyndon B. Johnson. Revisit Goldwater's campaign and get a candid look at his personal life in Mr. Conservative: Goldwater on Goldwater, the acclaimed 2006 documentary told through the eyes of Goldwater's granddaughter CC. Featuring interviews with former "Goldwater Girl" Hillary Clinton, John McCain and Sandra Day O'Connor, the documentary demonstrates how Goldwater electrified the Grand Old Party and established his legacy as one of the Beltway's most powerful legislators. The film screens for free at 6 p.m. November 2, at Harkins Shea 14 Theatre, 7354 E. Shea Blvd, Scottsdale, 480-948-6555.
Gennaro Garcia
ARTIST OF THE MONTH: Celebrity chefs know a good dish when they see one.
That's why folks like Food Network chef Marcela Valladolid and Silvana Salcido Esparza from Barrio Cafe collect Valley artist Gennaro Garcia's handmade plates. The ceramicist paints thick black brushstrokes outlining his hands – cupped as if serving a meal – on beautiful, bare white dishes.
Man Verses Muse
READ IT: There's an old saying that all poetry is about one of three things: sex, death or poetry. Valley scribe Shawnte Orion bucks that stereotype with his new book of poetry, The Existentialist Cookbook (NYQBooks), in which his muses range from television show Project Runway to vintage Japanese films to tie-dye. Orion, whose work has appeared in publications including New York Quarterly and the Georgetown Review, hosts monthly poetry readings around the Valley, and will be participating in a reading at 10 a.m. on Saturday, October 4, at Phoenix Public Market, 721 N. Central Ave., Phoenix. Visit batteredhive.blogspot.com for more information.
David Taylor
ARTIST OF THE MONTH: From small packets of methamphetamine to miles of mountains in southern Arizona, photographic artist David Taylor reads between the lines – the border lines – to capture the complex minutiae that form the bigger picture of undocumented immigration and deportation.
Pet Project
READ IT: Gone are the days when children's books taught the importance of keeping a tidy room; nowadays, kids are taught the importance of keeping a tidy planet. Conrad Storad penned his latest children's book, Gator, Gator, Second Grader (Five Star Publications) to promote discussion on how classroom pets and other animals should be treated. When second graders Benny and Jacob bring a baby alligator to their classroom in a cardboard box, their teacher Mrs. Nichols sets them straight on what constitutes a proper classroom pet, which leads them on an extemporaneous escapade as they learn about everything from alligators to gerbils.
Thad Trubakoff
ARTIST OF THE MONTH: Thad Trubakoff is "carving out" a career as a kinetic-wood sculptor. His display this month at R. Pela Contemporary Art contains several automated artworks, including a vintage phonograph that's both exquisitely beautiful and surprisingly functional.
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Valley performing arts groups offer a plethora of productions this season.
What could a Memphis deejay in the 1950s have in common with a cantata based on medieval poems? Probably nothing, aside from the fact that both are components of upcoming Valley stage productions.
Phoenix is getting an A-list of onstage entertainment this fall season. Productions range from a mariachi opera about immigration to the story of two middle-aged siblings whose world is turned upside down when their larger-than-life sister arrives. Here's a spotlight on some of the stagecrafts coming this season.


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Kimberley Crossman, actor, blogger and presenter shares her beauty secrets. She's back from LA to promote her book Love You, out now in bookstores.
"Smelling good is one of my daily objectives and I'm a bit of a fragrance hoarder. I have a very strong sense of smell and I associate memories with smell. For example I recently went and bought Ralph Lauren Blue because that was one of the first perfumes I ever bought. When I wear it now it reminds me of summer and of being young.
"Whenever I buy a perfume it's at a stage or an event in my life, like I got the Michael Kors Very Hollywood when I first went to Hollywood, so I'm like 'Oh it reminds me of this, so I'll wear it today'. I love trying new perfumes. I love the Taylor Swift one and I love the Nicki Minaj one - mainly because it comes in the most ridiculous bottle ever! Right now I'm carrying around the Justin Bieber fragrance, which is amazing by the way. I've had more compliments about this than any other one I own. Don't knock it till you try it!
"My hair is something I'm working on; I've never been too good at doing my own hair. Right now I've got extensions in because I'm trying to grow it out. They're these new taped extensions that don't ruin your hair. They're taped in and they grow out with your hair, and then you just have them taken out and moved back up. You can wash it, curl it and everything. I get them done at Shoosh in Ponsonby.
"I'm constantly in a state of hair repair. I had my hair dyed brown for a show and then dyed straight back to blonde and it started breaking off. Every second day, if not every day, my hair is being done with irons whether it's for photo shoots or for filming. That's been going on for six or seven years so I feel my hair is definitely not in the best condition.
"I've just moved to using the Paul Mitchell Awapuhi range, and instead of using a conditioner I've switched to using an intensive treatment every day for a while to try to get my hair back to what it should be. I was recently told by my hairdresser that people don't use enough heat protectant in their hair. They think its going to make their hair oily, but you can be quite generous with the application. So I've since been using a lot more, I use ghd thermal protector.
"My mother has amazing skin and something she's always taught me is to moisturise, moisturise, moisture; so I moisturise my body twice a day with Nivea Soft. I want to have good skin for my whole life, so I also spray tan rather than get in the sun's rays. Leah Light does the most amazing spray tans and I go there every couple of weeks. She also does my nails as well - my mum and sisters get their nails done there too, sometimes we all go together and make a day of it, we have so much fun!
"Beauty is something that I'm really passionate about. I spend so much of my life in a makeup chair with amazing makeup artists. During the five years I was on Shortland Street I picked up so many tips and techniques from Rebecca Elliot, the makeup artist there. Rebecca also features in my book. With my book I wanted to take everything I've learnt in my 24 years and the advice that people around me have so kindly given me, add extracts from professionals in the beauty, fashion and fitness fields, and create that into a hub to pass it on.
"I've always been a lip gloss person. Playing Sophie on Shortland Street for years, lip gloss was her key piece. I had quite natural makeup and then the lip gloss was like 'Boom'. I still love glitter and pop on my lips, but I've been transitioning into lipstick the past year thanks to M.A.C. I recently found these cool M.A.C ones that are a nice pink shade. M.A.C makeup is so cheap in America, it's about $12 for a lippy, and as it's affordable I've started becoming more experimental with it. I've found a website called Americadirect.co.nz and you can get M.A.C shipped here for US prices."
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Mahendra Singh Dhoni was in good spirits as he entered the media room for the post-match press conference. India was now at the acme in Test rankings. And Dhoni had now won seven of his ten Tests as India captain. He is yet to lose a Test as skipper.
"It feels great. It has been a complete team effort. Playing well is a constant process. Our preparation and execution of our plans have been good. We have a very strong batting line-up and the bowlers have been doing their job. We have done well in all conditions. Importantly, the core group has remained the same. We have not had too many injuries and have played with the same team for most part," the Indian captain said.
He conceded India, apart from the series in Bangladesh, was not playing too much Test cricket over the next six months. "That is not in our hands. But whenever we play Test cricket, we want to do it well. I believe in small steps for the bigger goal."
With India slated to figure in only a handful of Tests next year, Dhoni conceded that South Africa or Australia could overtake India. He added, "But we want to enjoy the moment, not think too far ahead. This is a great moment for Indian cricket."
On what India should do to maintain its current ranking, he said, "Play more Test cricket." Dhoni felt the tough competition for places in the Indian team had lifted the standards. "The tougher it is for the new guy to come in, the better it is for him and us. Our bench strength is good now and this is important," he said.
The Indian captain said sharing the same dressing room with the experienced players was a great experience.
He complimented his team for fighting back after losing the toss here. "Zaheer Khan bowled extremely well here. There was some assistance for the pacemen and the spinners in the morning on all the days." Dhoni called Virender Sehwag a one-of-a-kind batsman and said Gary Kirsten was a fantastic coach.
The Indian captain felt the Umpire Decision Review System (UDRS) was not foolproof.
Implement UDRS for all series: Sangakkara
Sri Lankan captain Kumar Sangakkara said the UDRS should be implemented for all series. "When the ICC has said the review system should be implemented for all series, I do not know why it was not implemented for this series. It was a handicap for us," he said.
Sri Lanka received a few rough umpiring decisions in the Test and Sangakkara said, "The absence of the review system cost us around 500 runs and a lot of wickets."
He, however, said India was the better side. "We were out-batted and out-bowled, mainly out-bowled." Sangakkara said his spinners could not build pressure. "They did not send down too many maiden overs." The pacemen created chances but the opportunities were not cashed in by Sri Lanka, he added.
The Sri Lankan called Dhoni a good leader but said the Indian had some distance to travel yet as a Test cricketer.
On India getting to the World No 1 spot in Tests, he said, "The way India has played in this series, it probably deserves to be there."
Keywords: Mahendra Singh Dhoni, Test rankings, captain, India, team, batting, bowlers, Indian cricket, Sri Lanka, Sangakkara, cricket


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Democrat Point Robert Moses Swell Statistics, March: All Swell – Any Wind
The figure illustrates the combination of swells directed at Democrat Point Robert Moses through a typical March. It is based on 1971 NWW3 model predictions since 2007 (values every 3 hours). The wave model does not forecast wind and surf right at the coast so we have chosen the best grid node based on what we know about Democrat Point Robert Moses, and at Democrat Point Robert Moses the best grid node is 21 km away (13 miles).
The rose diagram describes the distribution of swell directions and swell sizes, while the graph at the bottom shows the same thing but without direction information. Five colours represent increasing wave sizes. Very small swells of less than 0.5m (1.5 feet) high are shown in blue. These were forecast only 36% of the time. Green and yellow represent increasing swell sizes and red shows largest swells greater than >3m (>10ft). In both graphs, the area of any colour is proportional to how often that size swell was forecast.
The diagram indicates that the most common swell direction, shown by the largest spokes, was SSE, whereas the the most common wind blows from the NW. Because the wave model grid is away from the coast, sometimes a strong offshore wind blows largest waves away from Democrat Point Robert Moses and out to sea. We group these with the no surf category of the bar chart. To simplify things we don't show these in the rose graph. Because wind determines whether or not waves are surfable at Democrat Point Robert Moses, you can load a different image that shows only the swells that were predicted to coincide with glassy or offshore wind conditions. Over an average March, swells large enough to cause good for surfing waves at Democrat Point Robert Moses run for about 64% of the time.
IMPORTANT: Beta version feature! Swell heights are open water values from NWW3. There is no attempt to model near-shore effects. Coastal wave heights will generally be less, especially if the break does not have unobstructed exposure to the open ocean.


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ABSTRACT: Fungal peritonitis is a rare but serious complication in children on peritoneal dialysis. Clinical presentation of fungal peritonitis is similar to bacterial peritonitis and Candida spp. are the most common agent. Fungal peritonitis has been usually associated with high morbidity, mortality and its treatment is difficult. In this report, we present an infant with Acremonium spp. peritonitis. A 7-month-old boy with Down syndrome, congenital heart disease, pulmonary hypertension and congestive heart failure required peritoneal dialysis for his persistent pulmonary oedema and symptomatic hyponatremia. Acremonium spp. peritonitis developed while he was on extended spectrum antibiotics and fluconazole. The patient was successfully treated with peritoneal dialysis catheter removal and liposomal amphotericin B. The case was presented to draw attention to a rare cause of peritonitis -Acremonium spp. - in a paediatric patient.Mycoses 05/2008; 51(5):455-7. · 1.81 Impact Factor -
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Tuesday, November 6, 2012
AMD Reportedly Working on Cost-Efficient Eight-Core FX Microprocessor.
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Sunday, November 4, 2012
AMD's Roadmap Slide Does Not Predict Steamroller Cores in 2013.
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AMD Has No Steamroller APUs and CPUs for 2013 – Report
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
AMD Strengthens FX Microprocessors with Piledriver.
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AMD Introduces FX Chips with Piledriver Micro-Architecture
Friday, October 19, 2012
AMD Considers Its Chances: Outlines Three Growth Opportunities.
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AMD's Forthcoming Flagship FX Processor Available at Ebay.
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AMD Sets the FX "Vishera" Launch Date.
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Best Places For Handmade Gifts In Atlanta
Shop these Atlanta spots to buy miraculous handmade gifts for your loved ones while also supporting your community.
Men's Fashion: Do's And Don'ts Of Winter Fashion
Bracing for the onslaught of wild winter weather with hats, gloves, sweaters, and scarves is rough stuff. And it's a particularly treacherous time of year for letting your style take a nasty slip and fall. […]
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What do you do when you're not checking emails or rushing to your next meeting? Whether you pursue blogs for personal style or public relations, find out why these fashion blogs are the best in Atlanta.
Men's Fashion – Dress Your Body Type: Tall
Although added inches generally confer advantages in the wardrobe department, men with tall body types, like myself, who is pushing towards the 7 foot mark, nevertheless face challenges in dressing their best. Here I will review […]
Men's Fashion: The Essential Casual Shoe (And Other Ways To Dress Down)
The Essential Casual Shoe (and Other Ways to Dress Down) In the 119 years since Sigmund Florsheim started making shoes in his tiny Chicago workshop, the world has seen the rise of cross-trainers, flip-flops, Crocs, and […]
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You may find yourself dreading the prospect of another mall crush on Black Friday this year, but you still prefer to shop in person rather than online. Try checking out some of Atlanta's local businesses on Small Business Saturday.
Ask An Atlanta Stylist: Putting Together Your Best Fall Look
Fall is upon us and even though the nights are getting cooler and the leaves are turning, your daily style still remains a priority. An Atlanta stylist is here to give you tips on putting together an effortless fall look.
Men's Fashion: 7 Basic Rules Of Layering For Men
When I was approached at first to take on this "Men's fashion blog" last week I first thought it was because I am from the west coast and know a few things on fashion. But […]
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Latin American Program in the News: Anti-US Accusations in Venezuela Seen as Campaign Rhetoric
Mar 28, 2013
Director Cynthia J. Arnson comments on the agglutinating effect of anti-American accusations coming out of Maduro's election campaign which, in her views, are being used to unite the chavista base.
Latin American Program in the News: Venezuela Stops Communication With U.S. Diplomat Roberta Jacobson
Mar 28, 2013
Director Cynthia J. Arnson weighs in on the troubled U.S.-Venezuelan diplomatic relationship and instability.
Latin American Program in the News: President, what did you do in your first 100 days?
Mar 21, 2013
Director Cynthia Arnson comments on the first 100 days of some of the region's presidents, highlighting how they endeavored to differentiate themselves from prior administrations via innovative policies and a change in diplomatic tone (In Spanish).
Remote-Control Warfare Requires Rules
Mar 21, 2013
While the means of combating terrorist threats may have changed, the end for preserving international security remains the same. We need strategies, not just tactics — and a necessary part of that equation is creating a durable legal structure for remote-control warfare that will secure buy-in from a global audience, writes Jane Harman in this op-ed.
Syria and the U.S. Role In the Middle East
Mar 20, 2013
The Obama administration is stepping up support for rebels in Syria's civil war. Distinguished Scholar Robin Wright discusses U.S. leverage in Syria and America's role in the Middle East on the Diane Rehm Show.
With Claims of Chemical Warfare in Syria, Have We Reached a Tipping Point?
Mar 20, 2013
Jane Harman joins a panel on MSNBC's Morning Joe to discuss the U.S. position on Syria in the context of reports of chemical weapons use and the 10-year anniversary of the Iraq War.
Obama and Netanyahu: The Odd Couple No More?
Mar 15, 2013
One presidential visit won't forge a reconciliation. But increasing pressures to manage the Iranian nuclear issue, the peace process and Netanyahu's need to remain relevant in his new government just might, writes Aaron David Miller in The Washington Post.
Latin American Program in the News: Santos gana el Premio Wilson al servicio público
Mar 14, 2013
The Woodrow Wilson Center announces Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos as the winner of the Wilson Award for Public Service.
Latin American Program in the News: Colombia's Santos wins coveted Woodrow Wilson Award
Mar 14, 2013
Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos wins the Woodrow Wilson Award for Public Service.
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Spot Admissions to PG Programs @ Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Open University
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Students who desire to seek admission into I year may approach the respective P.G. Study Centre along with all Original Certificates and a set of Xerox copies, 4 passport size photographs together with prescribed Tuition Fee and a late fee of Rs:500/- on all working days between 22-11-2012 to 05-12-2012.
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CONTINUUM TV: Nations Perspective - Today's Christian Videos
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Two-thirds of the world's population live in the most unevangelized region on earth. 95% of these people have never heard the Gospel message even once.
Today on Continuum, we're looking at the Great Commission from God's perspective, and discovering His heart for the nations of the world.
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POSTED: Thursday, November 21, 2013 - 7:47am
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El Paso, TX (KTSM) — In Thursday's Service Salute, we honored a Hanks High School graduate.
This is Sgt. Christopher Lomeli. His sister, Yvette, sent us his picture.
He has been in the U.S. Army for about three years and just recently returned from his first tour in Afghanistan.
A big thank you to Yvette for getting the picture to us and to Christopher for his service to our country.
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Neither does it say anything about Russia, China, Mexico, or Canada. They are all foreign countries...so are Indian Reservations (sort of).
Be very careful about CCW on any reservations...check local tribal laws prior to carry there.
Failure to heed tribal laws may cause you to make a large contribution towards the local indian educations program.
Stay armed...good luck on tribal lands...stay safe!


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may be i dont understand, because english isnt my first language and "basic" means much more. that the guy look like the dad oft my dad of my dad ... of my dad ... i saw already.
ha ha ha! Great explanation!
Yep, that's the point. It even makes monkeys walk upright. Now that I'm thinking about it... weird idea. Still good though but weird.
Homo neanderthalensis
is it a prison???....does it mean...u feel like prisoner inside a wrangler????
I dig this stuff. Makes me all warm and fuzzy inside. Irreverance is such a wonderful... and Levi wearers get it.
so you'll telling me dumb/convict/ugly looking guys should wear wrangler jeans?
man luk like our 4-father monkey wrangler highlighting its basic cut, how 2 relate it don't u think its difficult to relate
i hope you wrote like that on purpose as some rediculously boring joke or something....because its harder to translate your comment than it is to relate to this ad...and i hate this ad.


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Welcome to Luna Holistics. Here you will find lots of articles on a variety of subjects regarding alternative/spiritual healing and other therapies. If you want to take a homestudy accredited course then please visit our website. Take a look round our site you are sure to find something of interest. Watch this weeks video "Accreditation Board for Therapists" visit website http://www.iphm.co.uk
Thousands of angels come to join us for the celebrations that happen across many religions and traditions at this time. Read Lorna Byrnes Angel Message
Meditating is actually easier than you might imagine. Most of us have probably dabbled in meditation by participating in conscious relaxation – perhaps during an exercise class or to manage pain at the dentist or anxiety before a test. We start by paying attention to our breathing.
It is true however that the art of reading palms goes back many years and have been found in caves where there have been many decorated hand-prints and scripts relating to palmistry found in both Europe, India and China.
At this time of year we hear a lot about these sacred scents but what exactly are they used for and why where they even offered to Jesus in the first place?
Why is today so special? here are just a few reasons and find out why the number 12 is so relevant.
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Health reform will save in long run, Foster says
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- While the Affordable Care Act will cost $1 trillion over a decade, the sweeping health-care legislation will reduce national debt over the long term, according to a local physician and state senator.
"I think it's going to improve the cost and quality of health care in the country over time," said state Sen. Dan Foster, D-Kanawha.
Foster said recent reports indicate the health-care reform act will reduce the national debt by about $210 billion over 10 years.
Without reform, there will be no rapid movement toward delivery and payment reform, both of which are necessary measures, Foster said.
"We're paid for the frequency of our care and the intensity of our care, not how well people do," Foster said of physicians. "We're very good at taking people who are very sick and getting them well. We don't do a good job at keeping them from getting sick because it doesn't pay well."
Foster said health-care costs need to be addressed, even if the ACA or parts of it are struck down. Those costs will be more readily addressed if the law stands, he said.
The U.S. Supreme Court recently heard arguments over the constitutionality of the legislation. A decision is expected in June.
Foster's comments came following a panel discussion about the health-care reform act Monday at a meeting of the Rotary Club of Charleston. The discussion, "The Affordable Healthcare Act: Obama Care or Obama Cares?" brought together three different perspectives on health-care reform: consumer, provider and taxpayer.
Along with Foster, the other panelists were Ted Cheatham, director of the West Virginia Public Employees Insurance Agency, and Chris Colenda, chancellor for health sciences at West Virginia University.
Cheatham argued that the health-care reform act would cost taxpayers money in insurance premiums and taxes.
"Any time, as a general rule, that you mandate anything, it's going to cost money," he said. "That doesn't mean it's not a good thing, it just means it's going to cost money."
Cheatham said insurance providers have two pages of new preventative health services that they are required to pay for under the ACA. Insurance companies also must cover young adults up to age 26. For PEIA, that means about 4,000 more young adults would be covered, he said.
Another requirement is that insurance companies offer patients a booklet about their benefits. That will cost taxpayers $58 million, Cheatham said.
Colenda said that the reform act could impact the WVU hospital system's unpaid charity care.
Last year, WVU Healthcare paid $100 million in unpaid charity care, he said.
"If reform reduces the number of uninsured, this cost may drop," Colenda said. But the hospital could become "vulnerable" if the rate of insurance coverage drops faster than the number of people getting coverage, he said.
WVU, like other teaching schools, is vulnerable under the health-care reform act, he said.
"Even though we are big and we are vulnerable, most health science centers will change their delivery of health-care services and, by default, the [way we teach] the next generation of health-care professionals."
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Linda LaBorde
Linda L. LaBorde, 62, formerly of Harrisburg Run and later of 2 South Ave., passed away Friday (Nov. 30, 2012) at the Bradford Regional Medical Center, surrounded by her loving family.
Born Nov. 13, 1950, in Harrison Township, she was a daughter of the late Jack D. and Roberta "Bobbie" Callen Bacus. She attended Blaisdell Elementary School and Bradford High School.
She was a hard worker and enjoyed her employment at Futures Rehabilitation Center. She was the first client honored for 40 years of service at Futures. She was active in the
Special Olympics
Program and excelled in bowling and swimming. She also participated at the state level for Special Olympics. She was member of St. Bernard Church.
Surviving are two sisters, Lori (Ron) Terwilliger of Willow Creek and Ellen Edwards of Bradford; two nieces, Stephanie Prentice and Christina Edwards; two nephews, John Terwilliger and Andy Edwards; a grandnephew Lucas Terwilliger; and several aunts, uncles and cousins.
Family will be receiving friends from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday in the Hollenbeck-Cahill Funeral Homes, 33 South Ave., and again on Tuesday from 10 to 11 a.m., at which time funeral and committal services will be held with the Rev. Raymond Gramata, pastor of St. Bernard Church, officiating.
Memorials, if desired, may be made to Futures Rehabilitation Inc., 1 Future's Way, Bradford, PA 16701; or McKean County SPCA, P.O. Box 113, Bradford, PA 16701.
Online condolences may be made at
Published in The Bradford Era from Dec. 1 to Dec. 8, 2012