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Susan Patron
|Susan Patron
Los Angeles, California, USA
|Writer, librarian
|Fiction, children's literature
|Notable works
|The Higher Power of Lucky
|Notable awards
|Newbery Medal
|Rene Patron
Susan Patron (born 1948) is an American author of children's books.[1] In 2007, she won the Newbery Award for The Higher Power of Lucky.[2] Patron's first children's book, Burgoo Stew, was published in 1990. It was followed by three more picture books and the book Maybe Yes, Maybe No, Maybe Maybe, which won the 1993 Parent's Choice Award. Recently she published a sequel to The Higher Power of Lucky called Lucky Breaks (Simon & Schuster, March, 2009).
Patron claims to have spent most of her life at the Los Angeles Public Library, both as a child and an adult. She served as their Juvenile Materials Collection Development Manager until her retirement in March 2007.[3] She was a Senior Librarian at the Los Angeles Public Library, where she began in 1972. She reviews children's literature, has taught and lectured on the subject, and has served on boards and committees in the field including the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators. When not at work, Susan writes, reads, and makes flaming desserts. She lives with her husband, Rene, in Los Angeles and in a small cabin in the high desert of the Eastern Sierra of California.
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- ^ Susan Patron About me
- ^ Association for Library Services to Children,retrieved 7 February 2010Newbery Medal Winners 1922-Present
- ^ Simon and Schuster: Author biography
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We've reached a point on the NFL calendar where pragmatism surrenders and a counterfeit level of optimism thrives.
Free agents have assimilated. Rookies have been schooled and mini-camps have broken upon waves of anticipated glory. Optimism is soaring to unreasonable heights.
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In others, the aforementioned soaring will be legitimized by a playoff run.
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Those scoring at home may notice we'll be ignoring a dozen teams that failed to achieve either a high level of off-season boredom or chaos. Good for them.
The smooth-sailing 10
1. New Orleans Saints: No Katrina aftermath. No reports that Reggie Bush's parents attempted to rent the Playboy mansion. The only apparent off-season struggle was waving bye-bye to Joe Horn and explaining why they were clobbered in Chicago.
2. New York Jets: The Jets, still basking in the afterglow of Eric Mangini's first season, have answered the loss of Curtis Martin by acquiring Thomas Jones. They weren't even booed during the first round of the NFL Draft.
3. San Francisco 49ers: The inconvenient truth for NFC West foes has a lot to do with the emergence of Frank Gore and Alex Smith. Coach Mike Nolan didn't even ask for permission to wear a suit and tie, and the franchise avoided creating an in-house video that insulted every special-interest group in the Bay Area. The only off-season challenge was finding enough ink to handle some pricey free-agent signings.
4. Seattle Seahawks: The Seahawks didn't have to deal with any post-Super-Bowl-loss hangover or fallout from allowing Steve Hutchinson to walk away.
5. Houston Texans: They didn't pass on Reggie this year and managed to trade for an Atlanta quarterback with a healthy attitude toward canines. Without David Carr around, their whirlpool and analgesic-balm budgets are back under control.
6. St. Louis Rams: According to insiders, not one employee on the football side of this franchise was required to spend the off-season recovering from a post-game smooch offered by Georgia Frontiere. They may be ranked too low here.
7. Indianapolis Colts: All they lost was running back Dominic Rhodes and a measure of manly cred when Peyton Manning checked in as co-host of Saturday Night Live.
8. Arizona Cardinals: Not having Dennis Green around to make questionable personnel decisions must be considered a big step (as in zero gravity) forward. If they can keep Matt Leinart upright and in the clutches of a law-abiding car service, the Cardinals may be just fine.
9. Dallas Cowboys: They were ranked higher until reports surfaced that quarterback Tony Romo may call an audible and go with Jessica Simpson instead of Carrie Underwood.
10. New England Patriots: Hiring Randy Moss wasn't enough to push them into the Turbulent 10, but Tom Brady under a Yankees cap made it a close call.
The turbulent 10
1. Chicago Bears: The Bears overachieved in the turbulence race by taking the top spot without having Michael Vick or Pacman Jones on the payroll. The Bears are No. 1 for prolonging the wait regarding Lovie Smith's contract extension and for showing the door to their defensive coordinator (considering their talent, they might as well turn the defensive responsibilities over to a stuffed bear named Pudge). The Bears also reached the top spot thanks to the extension drama surrounding linebacker Lance Briggs and the uncertain status of safety Mike Brown. Not helping was the loss of Thomas Jones and the incarceration of Tank Johnson. More potential turbulence was realized when return ace Devin Hester was moved to offense, where he'll be hoping to catch punts from Rex Grossman.
2. Tennessee Titans: Pacman may have been overmatched against Vick in the open, off-season field, but the Titans QB happens to be their best RB and this year's challenge to the legacy of the Madden Curse.
3. Atlanta Falcons: Despite losing Jim Mora, the Falcons courted turbulence by getting rid of Matt Schaub and keeping the seemingly crazed Vick. We're not sure if the best hire for QB backup was Joey Harrington or F. Lee Bailey.
4. Denver Broncos: One funeral is one too many. Two funerals would wreck lesser franchises ... and there are many lesser franchises.
5. Cincinnati Bengals: A relatively quiet lap around the police blotter was ruined by the "profiling" quotes from Coach Marvin Lewis and a return to form by Chris Henry and A.J. Nicholson. Let's hope that future Ws associated with the Bengals no longer refer to warrants.
6. Jacksonville Jaguars: The Bengal wannabes may have more serious issues if Coach Jack Del Rio and QB Byron Leftwich continue to read from the same page in different books. Can a coach and QB dislike each other and still prevail? Certainly, but we don't see Dan Reeves or John Elway in this picture.
7. Philadelphia Eagles: Feelings, nothing more than feelings, for QB Donovan McNabb, who should shake off that bruised ego just in time to search for someone capable of catching the ball. Coach Andy Reid is more resilient, and he has to be, thanks to an off-season of family turmoil.
8. Miami Dolphins: At post time, the Dolphins were still offering pocket lint in an effort to yank Trent Green from the Kansas City Chiefs. If they had any extra pocket lint, Ricky Williams may have smoked it by now.
9. Oakland Raiders: Lane Kiffin arrives from associate duty at USC, where they suited up more real pros on offense than the Raiders had. But no off-season could seem that satisfactory when a talent like Moss is purged for nothing more than a fourth-round pick.
10. Green Bay Packers: They could have coughed up a third-rounder for Moss, and Brett Favre would have kept them off of this list.
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2007 BC Defense Preview
2007 BC Depth Chart
2006 CFN Boston
Why would Tom O'Brien leave a program which he guided to eight bowl
games (and seven straight post-season wins) to go to a school in the
same conference with no real tradition, in what might appear to be a
lateral move?
Money talks, and O'Brien, who was unhappy with his salary at BC and no
doubt seduced by better facilities, a more lenient academic setting and
a broader recruiting base, left Chestnut Hill for North Carolina State
and a new challenge. While the move surprised many, it left Boston
College athletic director Gene DeFilippo with a tough job. He needed to
find a new head man who wouldn't demand a multi-million dollar contract,
but who had the fire and talent to keep BC winning games – it has
averaged 8.8 wins over the past six years – within a somewhat
restrictive setting.
Head coach: Jeff Jagodzinski
1st season
Returning Lettermen:
Off. 18, Def. 23, ST 3
Lettermen Lost: 17
2007 Schedule
CFN Prediction: 8-4
Sept. 1
Wake Forest
Sept. 8
NC State
Sept. 15
Georgia Tech
Sept. 22
Sept. 29
Bowling Green
Notre Dame
Virginia Tech
Florida State
at Maryland
2006 Record: 10-3
The winner of the sweepstakes was Jeff Jagodzinski, the former Packers'
offensive coordinator who spent a couple of years (1997-98) directing
the Eagle attack. Though he doesn't have a big name and there were
rumors in Green Bay that his departure was not greeted with wailing and
gnashing of teeth, Jagodzinski will likely satisfy the sector of Eagles
faithful who weren't always completely thrilled with O'Brien's somewhat
conservative offensive philosophy.
The biggest question is whether "Coach Jags" can continue the success
and perhaps even build on it, while also adding a bit more pizzazz, with
academic requirements that are stiffer than many in the league.
Inheriting a team with 17 returning starters, including All-ACC QB Matt
Ryan, is a nice start, so there's not likely to be much of a grace
period, if any.
This is a good enough team to get to the ACC Championship game, and it
has the right makeup to possibly win the whole thing, if Ryan can ease
the coaching transition and make everyone around him better. O'Brien
instilled a belief that the program could and should win no matter what.
Now those beliefs should carry over, even if the leader isn't around
What to look
for offense:
BC's offense averaged 400-plus yards a game while Jagodzinski
coordinated the offense a few years ago, but don't expect a wide-open
attack. Ryan's strong play will allow for a productive passing game, but
Jagodzinski's roots as an O-line coach will mandate a strong running
profile with a new zone run blocking scheme. The return of top backs L.V.
Whitworth and Andre Callender will provide more balance, and won't put
the entire offense on Ryan's shoulders.
What to look
for on defense:
The decision to keep defensive coordinator Frank Spaziani was a good
one. He'll direct a group that returns the entire front seven, which
made play after play after play in opposing backfields. A secondary that
produced 21 interceptions last year must replace two starters, but
overall this should again be a physical, stingy outfit, particularly
against the run.
The team will
be much better if …
one of the receivers can become a big-play threat. One of the offense's
biggest problems has been its inability to burn teams on the deep ball.
Kevin Challenger is solid, but he isn't necessarily a home run hitter.
Junior Brandon Robinson or sophomore Clarence Megwa have potential and
could provide an instant upgrade.
The Schedule: Jagodzinski has a good team returning, with
the potential to get off to a big start if the Eagles can get by a road
trip to Georgia Tech and the season opener against defending ACC
champion Wake Forest. Army, UMass and Bowling Green in a three-game lull
should get the team fully tuned up for an absolutely brutal second half
of the year. It doesn't get much tougher than at Notre Dame, at Virginia
Tech, Florida State, at Maryland, at Clemson, Miami. Good luck, rook.
Offensive Player:
Senior QB Matt Ryan. After battling painful foot and ankle injuries, a
healthy Ryan returns to the Heights for his final season as the league's
most experienced quarterback and a Player of the Year candidate. He's
got a next-level arm and Brett Favre-like toughness, to go along with a
new passer-friendly offense that's going to supercharge his
Best Defensive Player: Senior CB DeJuan Tribble. Senior
linebacker Jolonn Dunbar will lead the team in tackles, and senior
tackle B.J. Raji is the top pro prospect, but Tribble is the star of the
defense. He led the team in interceptions, and with a shaky secondary
returning, he'll be vital at erasing one side of the field.
Key player to
a successful season:
Senior RBs L.V. Whitworth and Andre Callender. The 1-2 tandem
will likely swing more towards Callender, who fits the new coaching
style and blocking scheme beter. Together, the veterans have to add more
pop to an offense that became too reliant on Ryan when things got tight.
While these two backs aren't necessarily special, they should provide
far more balance if the new coaching staff commits to running the ball.
The season
will be a success if ... the steady winning tradition continues with the new coaching staff.
With ACC road games against Georgia Tech, Virginia Tech, Maryland and
Clemson, not to mention the home dates with Wake Forest, Florida State
and Miami, an ACC title is likely out of the question. However, for a
program that hasn't won fewer than seven games since 1998, anything less
than a bowl season and a strong run in the ACC title race will be a
Key game:
Sept. 15 at
Georgia Tech. Could this be an ACC title game preview? Probably not,
considering the schedule, but if BC can win their opening two games
against Wake Forest and NC State, it'll be 3-0 with a win in Atlanta. If
might be a must-win, considering the next ACC game is at Virginia Tech
over a month later.
2006 Fun
- Red zone scores: Boston College 37 of 46 (80%); Opponents 24 of 35
- First half scoring: Boston College 194; Opponents 107
- Kickoff return average: Boston College 25.9 yards; Opponents 17.1


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I think the tea falls into may help, won't harm. Drink it if you want to. EPO I do not touch as it has been associated with premature rupture of membranes and other complications.
I've been drinking RRL "sweet" tea this whole pregnancy - the same as my second pregnancy. As it falls into the "may help, won't hurt" category I use it as my sweet treat every day, plus I really do believe it helped with my last labor.
I just make a gallon jug and drink at will.
Chatty Girl - 3/2006, Lovey Boy - 1/2010, Delicious Baby Girl - 1/2012
i drink RRL tea once i hit term, and i start taking EPO as i near 40 weeks. i have gone quite late with all of my kiddos, so i have no hesitation to use either of these things, and i do think they help.
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I had RRL tea last time, 2 cups a day for 2nd trimester and 3 cups a day for the third trimester. That may have played a part in my 7 hour labor.
This time, I have sometimes had RRL, but I've been getting such strong BHs that I've stopped doing that. I think maybe my body knows what it's doing this time around. I may have a strong, hot RRL when I'm in labor and all my ducks are lined up.
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I've heard that Nettle is recommended during the last trimester. Tea interferes with the absorption of iron though so I avoid drinking with meals/vitamins.
I'll start drinking RRL at 37 wks. It caused contractions for me with ds3 & I've had quite enough issues that way this time around so I'm not taking chances. I need to get some alfalfa & start drinking nettle/alfalfa tea for the nutrients, esp Vit K.
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I am waiting until week 36 to start RRLT (3 weeks from now). I am, however, drinking Nettle Leaf, Alfalfa, Oatstraw Rosehips and Spearmint. 3-4 cups a day.
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I have been drinking RRL since 24 weeks. Currently I am 32 weeks and I just stepped up the amount I drink to 3 cups I day. I mix in some Nettle too. I want to start alfalfa as well. Not sure when I will do EPO.
I was told by my midwife to use tea tree oil suppositories for a week before my GBS test so I will be started those in a few weeks.
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Tea tree oil suppositories!? I wouldn't use TTO internally. Everything I've seen for GBS is either hibiclens or garlic.
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Need some help with that job search, navigating that new tablet, basic computer instruction, or (just about) anything? The Preble County District Library has the 'Book a Librarian' program. Call 937-456-5562 to schedule an appointment with the Reference Librarian. Appointments are available every Monday in April at 4 or 5 p.m.
'The Big Read' book discussion
Preble County District Library joined with Dayton Metro Library, Books & Co., and Clear Channel Media for the annual community read across the Miami Valley area. 'Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail' by Cheryl Strayed was selected as this year's book. There are a number of events around the area for The Big Read, and PCDL will be hosting its discussion of 'Wild' on Thursday, April 10 at 6:30 p.m. at the Eaton Branch at 301 N. Barron St. Other area events can be found at www.bigread.org.
Book and Bake Sale
The West Elkton Branch of the PCDL will be hosting a book and bake sale in April. The sale is presented by the Friends of the Library, and it will be from 1-6 p.m. on April 7 and 9 and 12-5 p.m. on April 10. All sales are by donation only. Book and movie donations will also be accepted during the sale.
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Get ready for Summer Reading with the PCDL's 'Junk Start Summer Reading' art program. Children ages 5-12 can turn trash into art on Saturday, April 12 at the Visual Art Center at 601 Hillcrest Drive in Eaton. Children can either build with an assortment provided by the library or bring their own trash to transform.
Prizes will be awarded in four age groups. 'Junk Start Summer Reading' will be held from 10 a.m.-noon, with judging at the end of the building period.
Dome Theater
Do you enjoy the Omnimax dome theaters? PCDL is bringing the dome theater experience to Preble County. On Saturday, May 10, the portable dome theater will be at Bruce Elementary School at 506 B Aukerman St. in Eaton. Programs correlate primarily with K-8 curriculum, including 'Saturn: The Ring World,' 'The Dinosaur Prophecy,' 'Passport to the Universe,' and many more. Shows will run every 30 minutes from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. For a full list of shows, visit www.pcdl.lib.oh.us.
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Teens (grades 6-12) will have the chance to mix beats at a professional DJ center and perform rhymed couplets on a live microphone. The Cooking Caravan, a group of chefs, artists, actors, and musicians who travel with educational artistic programs, will be at the Visual Art Center at 601 Hillcrest Drive in Eaton on Saturday, April 26 from 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. The program is free and will be followed by free pizza and snacks for the participating teens. To register, call PCDL Teen Services at 937-733-6703 or email Christina Jones at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Children in grades K-5 will learn the necessary elements of a habitat, what it means to have character while seeking to do great things, and the elements of theatre production. The Eaton Branch will welcome Minnetrista Theatre on Saturday, April 26 at 1 p.m.
The show follows King Gerg, whose kingdom is in shambles. In an effort repair it, he sends out three servants to seek stories of true greatness. The performance takes place the day of those servants' return.
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In November 2008 Fábio Freitas, a doctoral candidate in the history of physics at the Universidade Federal da Bahia, Brazil, received a grant-in-aid from the History Center for research on his dissertation topic: "From Everett to Decoherence: The Multiple Ways of an Interpretation." The grant helped to fund a research trip to the U.S. where he did oral history interviews and research at the Niels Bohr Library & Archives. The following is a brief report on his work:
Our project focuses on the history of the appearance of decoherence as physical effect. As important as decoherence is nowadays in physics, especially related to the burgeoning field of quantum information and the promise of the development of a quantum computer, decoherence has not yet received a comprehensive historical treatment. It has, however, been the focus of several philosophical studies. Within this project, we are trying to understand the diverse historical origins of the earlier studies on open quantum systems, especially those studies which directly influenced the basis of contemporary studies, and its relations with the field of foundations of quantum mechanics.
Supported by a grant-in-aid from the American Institute of Physics' Center for History of Physics, we performed two oral interviews this winter—with Professor Anthony Leggett, 2003 Nobel Laureate, at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and Dr. Wojciech Zurek, at Los Alamos National Laboratory. We also used the archival and bibliographical resources of AIP's Niels Bohr Library & Archives. Other interviews already performed that are being transcribed/revised include Professor Dieter Zeh, emeritus at Heidelberg University, and Professor Amir Caldeira, from State University of Campinas, Brazil.
We are working with oral history along with archival research, which includes John Wheeler's Papers (American Philosophical Society and University of Texas, Austin), Eugene Wigner's Papers (Princeton University), Bryce DeWitt's Papers (University of Austin, TX), and Leon Rosenfeld's papers (Niels Bohr Institute). We expect not only to understand the multiple historical ways of the appearance of decoherence, but also how the physics environment of the 1970s and 1980s in different countries influenced researchers' decisions and affected their careers when they decided to work on foundational issues.
This project has grown out of my Master's degree, which was dedicated to the origins of Hugh Everett's dissertation. It is being developed as my Ph.D. dissertation project, advised by Professor Olival Freire, Jr., at Federal University of Bahia, which hosts a group on History and Philosophy of the Foundations of Quantum Mechanics. In addition to support from the American Institute of Physics and the Max Planck Institute for History of Science, Berlin, research of this team has been funded by Brazilian CNPQ, CAPES, and FAPESB. For more info on this project and for a list of publications, go to www.controversia.fis.ufba.br.
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After trying this delicious chicken dish in a restaurant, I decided to recreate it at home. Topped with bacon, caramelized onions and zippy shredded cheese, it comes together in no time with ingredients I usually have on hand. Plus, it cooks in one skillet, so it's a cinch to clean up! —Brenda Carpenter, Warrensburg, Missouri
- 4 boneless skinless chicken breast halves (6 ounces each)
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon lemon-pepper seasoning
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 8 bacon strips
- 1 medium onion, sliced
- 1/4 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/2 cup shredded Colby-Monterey Jack cheese
- Sprinkle chicken with salt and lemon-pepper. In a large skillet, cook chicken in oil for 6-7 minutes on each side or until a thermometer reads 165°; remove and keep warm.
- In same skillet, cook bacon over medium heat until crisp. Using a slotted spoon, remove to paper towels; drain, reserving 2 tablespoons drippings.
- In drippings, saute onion and brown sugar until onion is tender and golden brown. Place two bacon strips on each chicken breast half; top with caramelized onions and cheese. Yield: 4 servings.
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"Turned out amazing! I put it all under the broiler for a minute to melt the cheese before serving."
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"This dish has the right amount of sweetness with the brown sugar. My husband says he has never had anything like it but loves it. I will unquestionably be making this again. I did cut this recipe in half and also cut down on the bacon to only 2 slices but chopped it up."
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Hindustani Pt. Sanjeev Abhyankar's concert, held in Mumbai recently, was drenched in melody.
The pleasure of listening to raag sangeet in the presence of connoisseurs in a more intimate space was demonstrated once again when Mumbai based cultural organisation Udayan, recently invited Pt. Sanjeev Abhyankar for a concert at Nehru Centre's compact hall. Accompanied by musicians Ajay Joglekar, on the harmonium and Ajinkya Joshi on the tabla, the three-hour concert was a rich and memorable experience.
The musicians, led by Pt. Abhyankar, were able to use the khayal format to remind listeners of the rigour and creative potential that lies at its heart, while simultaneously inviting the audience to understand the artistic, cerebral and emotive approaches employed by them. These conversations with thinking musicians, looking to enhance their communication with their listeners as well as the unhurried pace of the recital, were appreciated by the rasikas.
Pt. Abhyankar began with a bandish in raag Poorvi, Vilambit Ek taal, 'Binati Suno Sri Shyamala Maat Mori,' and drut teen taal, 'Kaali Maiya Daya Karo Mori Maa.'
The low key start and the slow development of the notes enhanced the contemplative mood of the raag, whose emotional effect was contentment. There was a great deal of controlled layakari towards the middle section of the development of the raag, with the holding and stretching of the notes to the fullest that created a mood of depth and stillness.
In addition, the controlled use of sargam, spoke of the artist's maturity of approach and dignity of execution. The harmonium accompaniment by Ajay Joglekar showed the fine artistry to be expected from a student of the renowned Pt. Tulsidas Borkar.
Mood of contemplation
Next came a bandish in Chandrakauns, Rupak taal, 'Binati Suno Mori' and a taraana in drut Teen taal. This second piece was well chosen and deepened the mood of inwardness, which had begun with the previous raag.
The literal meaning of the words was overpowered by abstraction and a searching intellect on the one hand and deep emotion on the other, which never degenerated into sentimentality irrespective of the direct meaning of the lyrics. At some moments it felt like the artist was conversing with other notes and calling them back before sending them on a journey, continuing in this manner to complete a complex trip of criss-cross patterns that allowed listeners to be momentarily a part of it too. This raag presentation ended with a greater deal of sargam and forceful taans and belied its quiet beginnings, extending the audiences' experience of surprised joy in this shared discovery.
After the two raag expositions, Pt. Abhyankar spoke about the nature of the musical endeavour elaborating on the idea of perfection of notes, character of a raag and the implicit invitation to use the provided musical structure to improvise and create a full bodied musical experience.
He also pointed out that the exposition of a raag had many invisible facets. For instance, the musicians were involved in myriad intuitive, artistic processes in the course of developing each raag, which led them to have a series of musical dialogues with each other that was subtly different from the one they had with the listeners.
After a brief break, the musicians came back for a second session and began with a light classical song probably at the behest of the organisers. This is fast becoming the prevailing format and musicians of the highest calibre are made to believe that some light classical offering, after a deep experience, is expected.
At least in some cases this could be a profound misreading of the audience. After the heights reached by the pure classical music and the deep, emotive calm and intellectual stimulation that they offered, the light classical music soon after, was like a spell being broken that bewildered the audience.
Showing remarkable sensitivity and openness, Pt. Abhyankar too realised that the shift in mood was perhaps too sharp and immediately offered the audience another glimpse of pure classical music in all its glory. For this he chose raag Des, delighting the audience once again with two wonderful compositions.
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Lupe Del Angel holds a sign outside of the Southwestern Womens Surgery Center in Dallas on Friday. A third of the abortion clinics in Texas can no longer perform the procedure starting Friday after a federal appeals court allowed most of the states new abortion restrictions to take effect.HARLINGEN, Texas In a Texas abortion clinic, about a dozen women waited Friday to see the doctor, already aware that they would not be able to end their pregnancies there.
A day after a federal appeals court allowed most of the states new abortion restrictions to take effect during a legal challenge, about a third of Texas clinics were barred from performing the procedure.
Thursdays ruling made Texas the fourth and largest state to enforce a provision requiring doctors who perform abortions to have admitting privileges in a nearby hospital. In places such as the Rio Grande Valley and rural West Texas, the mandate put hundreds of miles between many women and abortion providers.
Anti-abortion groups welcomed the courts surprise decision, which they insisted would protect womens health. The ruling came just a few days after a lower federal court put the law on hold.
A panel of judges at the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans ruled that Texas can enforce the law while a lawsuit challenging the restrictions moves forward.
The law that the Legislature passed in July also bans abortions at 20 weeks and, beginning in September 2014, requires doctors to perform all abortions in surgical facilities.
But its the provision about admitting privileges that has idled Dr. Lester Mintos hands here in Harlingen, near the Texas-Mexico border.
After the law was adopted, the clinic began preparing to close, shredding old patient records and drawing down their inventory, ordering only enough supplies to keep going for a month at a time.
Minto, who has been performing abortions for 30 years, predicted the women he sees would take dangerous measures in their desperation. He made clear he would not perform abortions Saturday if they remain prohibited, but he did not rule out taking other steps in the future.
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Without access to his services, theyll do drastic things, Minto predicted. Some, they may even commit suicide.
He said he has seen women take various concoctions hoping to end pregnancies. Others have been beaten by boyfriends who pounded their abdomens with bats.
The communities Minto serves are among the nations poorest. On top of that, many of his patients cross the border from Mexico, where abortion is illegal in most places. Others live in the U.S. illegally.
If this clinic and one in nearby McAllen are forced to close, women seeking abortions would be faced with taking days off work, finding childcare and paying for hotels in cities such as San Antonio, Austin or Houston.
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