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Alan Fisher, Al Jazeera's correspondent in Berlin, said the voting showed "there had been a challenge to her [Merkel's] authority". Gauck, a former East German dissident and pastor, is popular among the public and speculation has been rife that he could precipitate a political crisis.Luc Jochimsen, the little-known nominee of the Left Party, Germany's third opposition group, took 123 votes in the second round.A simple majority for any candidate will suffice in the third round which will be held later on Wednesday following discussions among the political parties.
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The job of president is largely symbolic in Germany, as the head of state serves as a kind of moral arbiter.
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Since 2003, Wulff has governed the state of Lower Saxony, home to automaker Volkswagen. At 52, he would become Germany's youngest-ever president, if elected.
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Category Archives: poetry
Each Arrives With A Gift (World Poetry Day 2015)
GO Cuba from Joshua Morin on Vimeo.
Our late mother Jean emphasized for decades that she believed Cuba would make a fine candidate for statehood, were we just to open up our relations all the way.
I've always wanted to write this poem.
I loved her but was afraid to die.
Sitting on the balcony she told me: Butterflies live for one day.
One single day of radiance and then they die.
(Marcelo Morales; translated by: Kristin Dykstra)
Moon, Other Side, Sound
Moon Gathering
Eleanor Wilner, 1937
And they will gather by the well,
its dark water a mirror to catch whatever
stars slide by in the slow precession of
the skies, the tilting dome of time,
over all, a light mist like a scrim,
and here and there some clouds
that will open at the last and let
the moon shine through; it will be
at the wheel's turning, when
three zeros stand like paw-prints
in the snow; it will be a crescent
moon, and it will shine up from
the dark water like a silver hook
without a fish–until, as we lean closer,
swimming up from the well, something
dark but glowing, animate, like live coals–
it is our own eyes staring up at us,
as the moon sets its hook;
and they, whose dim shapes are no more
than what we will become, take up
their long-handled dippers
of brass, and one by one, they catch
the moon in the cup-shaped bowls,
and they raise its floating light
to their lips, and with it, they drink back
our eyes, burning with desire to see
into the gullet of night: each one
dips and drinks, and dips, and drinks,
until there is only dark water,
until there is only the dark.
Between Heaven and Hell
Hell, S.Calhoun (2014) symmetry experiment
Heaven and the Garden of Eden, (2014) S.Calhoun, symmetry experiment
Without contraries is no progres-
sion. Attraction and repulsion, rea-
son and energy, love and hate, are
necessary to human existence.
From these contraries spring what
the religious call Good and Evil.
Good is the passive that obeys reason;
Evil is the active springing from
Good is heaven. Evil is hell.
Energy is Eternal Delight.
Those who restrain desire, do so
because theirs is weak enough to be
restrained; and the restrainer or
reason usurps its place and governs
the unwilling.
And being restrained, it by degrees
becomes passive, till it is only the
shadow of desire.
The history of this is written in
Paradise Lost, and the Governor or
Reason is called Messiah.
And the original Archangel or pos-
sessor of the command of the heavenly
host is called the Devil, or Satan, and
his children are called Sin and Death.
But in the book of Job, Milton's
Messiah is called Satan.
For this history has been adopted by
both parties.
It indeed appeared to Reason as if
desire was cast out, but the Devil's
account is, that the Messiah fell, and
formed a heaven of what he stole from
the abyss.
This is shown in the Gospel, where
he prays to the Father to send the
Comforter or desire that Reason may
have ideas to build on, the Jehovah
of the Bible being no other than he
who dwells in flaming fire. Know
that after Christ's death he became
But in Milton, the Father is Destiny,
the Son a ratio of the five senses, and
the Holy Ghost vacuum !
Note. — The reason Milton wrote
in fetters when he wrote of Angels
and God, and at Uberty when of
Devils and Hell, is because he was
a true poet, and of the Devil's party
without knowing it.
excerpts from William Blake – The Marriage of Heaven and Hell (fulltext)
Timothy Carl Calhoun – Cleveland Poet, philosopher, father – September 2, 1954 – February 24, 1993
Stephen Crespi Calhoun – still unpeeling the layers
As I sd to my
friend, because I am
always talking,–John, I
sd, which was not his
name, the darkness sur-
rounds us, what
can we do against
it, or else, shall we &
why not, buy a goddamn big car,
drive, he sd, for
christ's sake, look
out where yr going.
(Robert Creeley)
Dance A Round
Sema No. 1 – from a photograph (2014, S.Calhoun)
Paradoxes: best wakefulness in sleep, wealth in having
nothing, a pearl necklace
fastened around an iron collar. Fire contained in boiling
water. Revenues growing from
funds flowing out. Giving is gainful employment. It brings in
money. Taking time for
ritual prayer and meditation saves time. Sweet fruit hide in
leaves. Dung becomes food
for the ground and generative power in trees. Nonexistence
contains existence. Love
encloses beauty. Brown flint and gray steel have orange
candlelight in them. Inside
fear, safety. In the black pupil of the eye, many
brilliancies. Inside
the body-cow, a handsome prince.
Rumi, version by Coleman Barks
Hey brother, why do you want me to talk?
Hey brother, why do you want me to talk?
Talk and talk and the real things get lost.
Talk and talk and things get out of hand.
Why not stop talking and think?
If you meet someone good, listen a little, speak;
If you meet someone bad, clench up like a fist.
Talking with a wise man is a great reward.
Talking with a fool? A waste.
Kabir says: A pot makes noise if it's half full,
But fill it to the brim – no sound.
Doorkeepers of the Heart
Diane Di Prima's poetry comes to me in volume only recently. Her poems seem to me to be either talismans holding personal events, poetic captures from distinct times and places, or, for me best of all, universal unions of human horizons and verticalities. In this latter respect, she reminds me of Rabi'a, the Sufi poetess of the 8th century
Thank you for indulging me. I hope to voice some of my late brother Tim's poetry, soon.
I am fully qualified to work as a doorkeeper, and for this reason:
What is inside me, I don't let out:
What is outside me, I don't let in.
If someone comes in, he goes right out again.
He has nothing to do with me at all.
I am a Doorkeeper of the Heart, not a lump of wet clay.
(Rabi'a Al-'Adawiyya)
Doorkeeper of the Heart. Versions of Rabia,
Translated by Charles Upton


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Ok so here is my idea for my next brew. A root beer. I know, I know you're thinking why would you want to use root beer extract to brew. I don't! I want to find the sassparilla and do a brown ale.
However, I know sasparillia is not the only flavoring in Root beer. What are the other spices/flavors/adjuncts/ect. that I could use to get it closer to the "root" beer flavor? This is one beer that I haven't found any recipes to. I have to find a good brown ale recipe and tweak it, but that part won't be so hard. It'll be the spices that will be hard.
When should they be added? Anyone have any ideas as to what should be added to the secondary? Would brewing licorice be good? I think this will be a project that will take a few batches to perfect.
Thank you.
No one has any ideas on this?
man, i wish there were some ideas about this. My brewing partner and I have been thinking about this as well.
Go dig up some Sassafrass root . Root beer, yeah you are looking at Licorice, possibly a little orange peel would work, but the main thing will be that distinctive medicinal 'twang' which you'd have to get from the root. I have heard of substituting Birch bark in soda. I would Definitely go with a fairly malty Brown Ale recipe, keep the bittering low. Perhaps some noble hops flavor and aroma would fit. I'd use something labeled as 'earthy'. For adding the root part, I'd make a tea first and add it in just at flame out (add more in secondary). Careful though, that stuff has coagulative properties iirc. I swear that stuff induces strange dreams. The one thing you might encounter is haziness, and I am not sure how you mitigate that.
Birch Bark would not be good, I think. The roots were once used as the source for wintergreen flavorings, and are similar to root beer, but with some differences, and more "kick", if you will.
Sasparilla might be interesting if you can find it. My grandmother used to make sasp. tea, but I have never looked for it. Used the roots.
I'd suggest making a strong tea with the roots of whatever, and then try and figure out how much to add to the wort once you realize the strength. You could lose some of the aroma/flavor if you boil it too long.
Try an outdoor farmer's market for the sasafras roots, I found some years ago at the big outdoor market in Downtown Detroit....or also try a healthfood/natural food store.
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here in SW Michigan we do have some sassafras trees, so finding the roots shouldn't be too hard. The licorice root they sell at my LHBS. As I said before I think this will take a few batches to figure out precisely. Any one else have any intresting ideas for this brew?
I was looking at doing this awhile back and found the following info that you might want to consider. "Sassafras bark was banned by the FDA due to the carcinogenic properties of its constituent chemical safrole in 1960."
I wouldn't be using the bark, I'd be using root. I could also use leaf, which is used to make sassafras tea, but that wouldn't have the "root" beer flavor. Thank you for the information though.
found something about it, and because I care I'm going to share it with you. This is from Wikipedia.
"There are hundreds of root beer brands in the United States, produced in every U.S. state,[4] and there is no standardized recipe. The primary ingredient, sassafras, is complemented with other flavors, common ones being vanilla, wintergreen, cherry tree bark, licorice root, sarsaparilla root, nutmeg, anise, molasses, cinnamon and clove.
Both alcoholic and non-alcoholic root beers have a thick and foamy head when poured, often enhanced through the addition of yucca extract"
So, now it's just choosing what flavors to go with. What kind of project did I get myself into!
I'm thinking I'll go with Sassafras, licorice root, vanilla, molasses, and nutmeg for my first whack at it. We'll see how she turns out. Now I need a good American Brown Ale recipe to go with it.


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W: J. Guthrie (2-3) L: J. Beckett (4-3)
S: G. Sherrill (14)
|1st Inning
Ramirez singled to center, Crisp scored, Ortiz to third.
Lowell safe at first on Huff's fielding error, Ortiz scored, Ramirez to second.
Drew safe at first on 1st baseman Millar's fielding error, Ramirez scored, Lowell to second.
|2nd Inning
Payton singled to center, Scott scored, Jones to second.
|3rd Inning
Millar singled to left center, Roberts scored, Bynum to second.
Luke Scott (2) 3 run shot to right off Beckett, Bynum, Millar scored.
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Dubai: Saudi Arabia traffic police has fined several private car owners for allowing women to drive against the kingdom`s rules.
An official said that no laws explicitly ban Saudi women from driving, but citizens must use locally issued licenses, which are not issued to women, making it illegal for them to drive, the Gulf News reports.
A total of six women were found defying the driving rules and the car owners were fined totalling 5,400 riyals for allowing an `unqualified` person to drive, the report added.
The move comes three days after women activists called for a driving campaign next month to defy the longstanding ban on women driving in the kingdom.
An online petition entitled "October 26, driving for women" was signed on Monday by more than 5,800 signatories to push authorities to end the unique ban.


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Posted on: June 17th, 2013News & Views → Business and Economy
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Posted on: June 16th, 2013News & Views → Business and Economy
Outgoing Bank of Israel Governor Stanley Fischer dodged questions from the Financial Times on whether he wants to succeed Ben Bernanke as director of the Federal Reserve. Fischer is quitting his job in Israel only two years after his second term started, and it has been widely speculated he wants to take a run for […]
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Fischer's strong shekel is destroying Israel's two main industries—manufacturing and agricultural exports and tourism—which are struggling to compete over global markets.
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It was difficult to tell whether Fischer considers Haredi poverty the central problem, or just Haredi majority.
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Hi - I have one quick question - have you ever put hot and/or warm water in a Coleman/Rubbermaid water cooler (like the ones used at sporting events and camping trips)? We are hosting a sledding party tomorrow night and I want to have hot water available for cocoa. I was going to use my Rubbermaid water cooler, but then realized it may not be suitable for hot beverages. If I can't use it, what should I do? I'm planning on using my crockpot for the hot cider. Thoughts? Suggestions? Many, many thanks!
We used to do the same when daughter was little. I made the hot chocolate in advance and kept it in a huge pot, then we just had to use a soup ladle to fill the cups. The huge pot of cocoa was on the stove on simmer. When the kids were ready for their cocoa, DH brought it outside. We also used to have a little bonfire for the kids to warm up beside, and they would roast weiners for hot dogs. They loved it!
You could always have another crockpot filled with hot chocolate. I would definitely have it mixed and ready to serve, instead of having just hot water handy. Much easier!
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While this method is now public, we are working on other methods still, but this will be useful to folks in the meantime. While we still do not understand the first adbd race entirely, we do know that there are some key differences in system timing seemingly from sdcard (mmc1), wifi (uses mmc0), and emmc (uses mmc2). If frustrated you may try doing things to change your setup.
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<6>[ 5.326202] mmc1: Slot status change detected (0 -> 1) ...Bluetooth and wifi begin to load... <6>[ 5.481384] mmc1: new high speed SD card at address ff0e <6>[ 5.490112] warning: `adbd' uses 32-bit capabilities (legacy support in use) <6>[ 5.491027] mmcblk1: mmc1:ff0e SD02G 1.83 GiB
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To explain the method a little, there are 2 races here. It would be wise not to update any further if you get this, as they will most certain plug both our holes here. But in general the first race is in recoveries starting. It starts adbd, but also stops it. If for whatever reason the start takes longer than the stop, we win. The second race should be obvious looking at the instructions, but in short it verifies the real OTA update, while we swap it with a special one...
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My house had two holly bushes (male and female) when I moved in 3 years ago. Both were healthy and bushy and seemed well established. They both looked great this spring, I even commented how green and shiny the female's leaves were. I fertilized with HollyTone in the spring.
We have had a weird spring--hot, then rainy, rainy and cool and now really hot. I have tried treated them with an anti-fungal I use for more rose bushes with no change.
Now the leaves are turning brown (usually on the edges) and then move into the center, until the leaves turn brown/black and drop off. The female is worse than the male. When I scrape the skin, the underneath looks green and healthy.
What do I do???
They are probably adjusting to the weird weather and require NO FURTHER TREATMENT. You can trim out branches whose leaves have all turned brown. It is also important to mulch them. This moderates soil temps and keeps splashback off the leaves. I have inkberry hollies that always get a few yellow leaves when we get too much rain. I use Hollytone in spring and pick off any yellow/black leaves. If yours have a more drastic case, they probably have a disease. Bring an affected branch to a good local nursery or the local cooperative extension office for diagnosis.
Well, the female died. ALL the leaves dropped off. I did try spraying with a anti-fungal to no avail. I dug it up over the weekend and the roots seem okay--not signs of root rot. I cleaned up all the dead leaves etc.
Now the male is showing signs of the leaves turning black on the edges. It *is* close to the house and I did have some point-tucking done on my stairs last fall. Oddly, the female is *further* away from the stairs than the male. I don't remember seeing any mortar near the holly, but could it have leached into the soil? Is this what happens to holly bushes if the soil isn't acidic enough?
If you try to break off a twig does it snap off dry and brittle or is it still bendy? If the latter it is worth leaving the trees until next spring before digging them up. They may still be alive. And what kind of hollies are they? I only know Ilex aquifolium and that does not need acid conditions.
IMHO ... and reinforced by the first reply ....
stop feeding them..
stop spraying them ....
and just insure they have proper water
i really wonder.. if you arent killing them with too much love ....
was the anti-fungal for roses...LABELED FOR EVERGREEN HOLLY???? if not.. then everything that happened.. after the spray.. MAY HAVE BEEN YOUR FAULT ....
i, also .. going into late fall ... leave stuff until late next spring.. to make the decision as to whether it will live.. early dormancy is an option for heavily stressed plants ...
good luck
Thanks for all the suggestions.
The female holly was dead, dead, dead. No dormancy. Everything very brittle (ie branch would snap in half) and no signs up life when I dug it up.
I actually have never paid much attention to the holly, as it was always very self-sufficient. A little Holly Tone in the Spring, as advised from our local expert gardener we hired when we first moved in.
The anti-fungal was used well after the dying was happening. It was organic and on the advice of my local nursery, which has an arborist on staff. I didn't bring a twig, though, so he was only guessing.
I guess I'll bring a twig into him to take a look at. Would just hate to lose my male holly.
Thanks again.
hey judy ....
hard to tell you much in words alone ... other than to tell you.. its probably the result of a bad winter ... but you dont tell us where you are ... so even that is a guess ...
start your own post... and give us a pic or two.. if you want some specificity ... check the box under where you type;.. so replies come to you ...
I am also having a problem with my Holly's leaves turning brown in different areas of the bush. I live in Southeast Michigan and this bush has thrived over the years.
See the attached photos.
Any suggestions...I've never had to do anything to any of my Hollys except trim them now and again.
Thank You,
I have a male and female holly that look rough, rough, rough from the winter but have lots of new growth at the end of each branch. They don't look like they're at risk at all but they're the weirdest looking things - completely denuded of leaves except at the end of each branch. Oh well, I'll let nature take it's course. I'm not going to prune them - all the new growth is at the ends. She gets berries every year but they may be too near a 50 year old maple so that's not great either...


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1. Download unrevoked3 choose wildfire and click unrevoked3.
You should also read THIS, info from unrevoked.
2. install the usb drivers! Follow this guide to do that :
3. go to the settings in your phone, go to the applications meny, go to the development meny and make sure "USB debugging" are checked
4. start unrevoked3 plugin the phone if its not. The unrevoked3 reflash should now do alot of things: DO NOT TOUCH YOUR PHONE! (u can touch it but dont unplug or click any buttons)
5. it should now be done. And you should se a menu with green text in it.
6. Gratz you have manage to install a new custom recovery. lets start flash a new ROM.
7. start with backup, go down the menu with the volume buttons. and go to nandroid click the touch pad.
in the nandroid menu chose "- Backup"
let it do the backup and when its done you should be back at the start menu in your recovery.
8.Now lets flash the ROM wich you should have on your SDcard. if not click "reboot system now" and move the ROM you want to flash to the SDcard
9.to get back in the recovery. shut down the phone. and when you start it again have the touchpad pushed down and click the power button.
chose "BOOTLOADER" with the powebutton
let it load and then chose "RECOVERY" also with powerbutton
10. Chose factory reset. then go down the meny to "advanced" and then reset dalvik I think it says( cant check this now)
11. go down to the "install zip from sdcard"
"choose zip from sdcard"
and find the ROM or files you want to flash in that menu
What order you should flash the files in are best described at each ROMs thread
currently wildpuzzleROM is the only ROM.
Let me know if there is something thats not correct here or something I need to clarify
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One of my favorite sections in the article is when he writes "Defining The Specialty." He states that the responsibilities of the emergency physician (EP) entails differentiating the sick from the non-sick patient, handling multiple patients at the same time, and instituting life/limb saving interventions. He uses the analogy of a climber who for whatever reason has fallen from a precipice and the job of the EP is to get the climber to a much safer place as possible, assuming 100% safety is not attainable.
In the essay, he states that stabilization takes priority over diagnosis. This contrasts medical school teachings where the emphasis of education is on primary care. Consequently, the priority is to take a history, do a physical exam, and then treat the patient-- in that order.
The hardest thing to teach residents, according to Dr. Rosen, is to "assume the worst even if statistically improbable". I believe that Dr. Amal Mattu ( @amalmattu ) refers to this as a "healthy paranoia". This means that we still need to rule out life threatening diagnoses for seemingly non-emergent patients. We must also have enough knowledge of NON-life threatening diagnoses in order to address these in the ED, if possible. If we feel confident that the patient has no life threatening diagnoses and can be discharged the patient home, then we should ensure appropriate follow up.
In tomorrow's post (part 2), we will look at how Dr. Rosen categorized ED patient visits and his views on EM administration and research.
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