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Some words about writing and faith
2007-10-09 by Nora Gallagher
I am now in the second day of writing this sermon, and I am reminded of words I have used when teaching writing. I am trying to find the language from my own life that speaks to this gospel, or vice versa. How this gospel speaks to my own life. To give you some background:
When I set out to write my first memoir, Things Seen and Unseen, I did not actually set out to write a book. I had been keeping a journal over several years at the request of my spiritual director. At the same time, as a journalist, I had been trying to sell a book proposal about families in Eastern Europe. I think nearly every publisher in New York turned it down. Then my agent at the time fired me.
When I came to my director with this sad story, she suggested I take a look at my "spiritual" journal to see what was there. We are talking scraps of paper, different journals (I have a penchant for collecting nice looking journals and then abandoning them halfway through the year), even scribbles on napkins. But I was surprised to see that in this collection of stuff there was raw material that might be worth developing. There were some interesting stories, some half-baked ideas, a few insights that might be enlarged. I sat down and started to grapple. What I found was that I began to understand what had happened to me, that is, I began to understand what faith was for me in the act of trying to write about it.
But I was often waylaid by trying to fit my words into "religious" writing. I found myself wavering between writing down what felt like the honest truth and writing that was too earnest, virtuous, or idealistic. If I did not know exactly how I felt about an experience I'd had in the soup kitchen where I worked or at the altar where I received, I veered towards resolving my confusion too early by settling for a hackneyed religious term: I experienced "grace" in the kitchen; I was "blessed" at the table.
When I tried to describe what it was like for me to hear God speaking, for example, I, at first, afraid to fully investigate what this meant for me, used words that had been used by others: God's voice was "soft," "a whisper." But that wasn't right; neither word conveyed my experience.
Then I was reminded of a few hours I had spent in a Jewish museum in Prague. In this museum were children's drawings from Terezin, the village on the northern Czech border that the Nazis turned into a transport camp for Jews. Some of the drawings were of children threatened by thunderbolts or dark monsters, but many of them were the kinds of things–butterflies, a tree with grass–that contemporary parents might attach to a refrigerator with a magnet for a few weeks or toss in a drawer, ephemeral, not particularly valued because there would be more of them. But these drawings were encased in glass and kept safe because there would be no more, the children were dead.
As I walked among them, I noticed that the other visitors in the museum with me were silent, but alert, as if they were listening. We were listening because it was as if the children were speaking. I knew they were speaking and it seemed to me that the others around me knew, too, and if we all listened hard enough we could make out the words.
That was how it was for me when I heard God speaking, that level of intense listening, in a company of people, with that level of tenderness and dread, grief and compassion, and that level of knowing that the voice that was speaking knew something invaluable. I wrote out that story, and concluded,, "Sometimes I think faith is only about increasing peripheral vision, peripheral hearing."
Each step of the way in writing that memoir, I had to fight off the tendency to use generic words and, instead, find my own. I had to avoid the cheery optimism that creeps into so much religious writing– in self-improving tracts, daily meditations, and sermons. An optimism that is rarely earned. (Nor is it related to the message of the gospels, which are the opposite of optimistic.) I began to wonder if cheery optimism is actually the enemy of faith; it is certainly the enemy of faith writing. The same was true of hope. Too much church writing ends on a hopeful note, I realized. Hope, if it does arise, must come up out of the situation; it cannot be tacked onto the story.
No, none of this would work if I were to write a book that felt real to me and actually conveyed my experience. I had to find the metaphor, the turn of phrase, the description that was mine. And (we know this from every kind of writing) once I found that unique way of describing my experience, it had a chance of connecting to the reader.
The great "faith" memoirs, like Thomas Merton's Seven Storey Mountain, or Dorothy Day's The Long Loneliness, are not successful because they set out to persuade the reader to become a Christian, but because the words are alive on the page and the writer is on a voyage of discovery.
But they also signify more than that: One of the talismanic pieces of writing I kept near me as I wrote was an essay about van Gogh by John Berger. In this essay, "The Production of the World," Berger describes going to a gathering of socialists in Amsterdam, an annual meeting he had attended for many years. But something was wrong. He felt separated from himself, depressed. "The connection between words and what they signified had been broken. It seemed to me that I was lost; the first human power–the power to name–was failing." Nothing seemed to work: joking, lying down, drinking coffee, not drinking coffee. Finally he decided to go the van Gogh museum to see a friend who worked there, not to see the paintings. He needed van Gogh, he writes, "like a hole in the head." But as he walked past "The Potato Eaters" and then "The Cornfield with a Lark", he could not help but glance at them. Then he stopped and looked. Within two minutes, he was reassured, calmed, restored.
Berger thinks about this encounter with the paintings. He is careful not to generalize too much from his experience, but he says some wise things about the nature of great paintings, about van Gogh in particular and the nature of making art. He says that events in life are always at hand. But the coherence of events is not. He calls that coherence "reality." And reality, normally, " lies behind a screen of clichés. Every culture produces such a screen, partly to facilitate is own practices (to establish habits) and party to consolidate its own power. Reality is inimical to those with power."
He concludes : "For an animal its natural environment and habitat are a given. For a man [sic]…reality is not a given: it has to be continually sought out, held–I am tempted to say–salvaged."
This is as wonderful a description of what artists and writers try to do as I ever found. Our work is to salvage reality from behind the screen of clichés. Both Day and Merton do that in their memoirs; van Gogh does that in his paintings. With this in mind, the need to break through clichés when writing about faith or anything else, is even more important. At risk is the very coherence of reality. The struggle to find the right word is often hard and painful and I certainly want to give it up but when I break through that screen, I can sense a living reality there, what a friend calls the Really Real, as close a description of God as I need.
Have not, as yet, broken through this week but it's worth the effort.
Nora Gallagher, Healing, This Week's Readings, Nobel Prize
2007-10-09 by David von Schlichten
Healing is prominent in this week's Gospel from Luke 17. Healing is also prominent in 2 Kings 5, the story of the healing of Naaman, which some have as the first lesson for Sunday.
Others have as the first lesson Jeremiah 29, which speaks of the people in exile needing to have patience. Deliverance will eventually come, but, for now, the people are to make themselves at home in Babylon. Perhaps, in this case, the healing comes through the people adopting the mindset of patience.
It is exciting to hear from Nora Gallagher, our guest blogger this week. Scroll down to read her first entry, which has some stimulating thoughts about healing. Many of us in the Church would benefit from a broader, richer understanding of healing, and Nora Gallagher's first blog entry helps us in that direction.
Gallagher has listed as her first lesson Ruth 1, which tells of Naomi's misfortune and Ruth's poignant commitment to her, another form of healing. By the way, 2 Kings 5, Luke 17, and Ruth 1 all feature a foreigner receiving healing or behaving in a manner worthy of emulation.
We look forward to more from our guest blogger. Nora Gallagher has received much critical acclaim as an intelligent, poetic, spiritually edifying writer. She is the author of the non-fiction books Things Seen and Unseen: A Year Lived in Faith and Practicing Resurrection, as well as a new novel, Changing Light. One of her sermons appears in the collection Sermons that Work. She is the preacher-in-residence at Trinity Episcopal Church in Santa Barbara, preaches widely as a guest, and is on the board of advisors of Yale Divinity School. You'll be able to hear her speak at the 2008 Festival of Homiletics in Minneapolis.
Thanks be to God for the healing we have received so far from all our guest bloggers.
Soon I will post my weekly highlights of the articles for this week from Lectionary Homiletics.
One final note: today it was announced that a German and French physicist will share the Nobel Prize in Physics for their work in magnetics that has helped to make computer hard drives much more efficient and powerful. Without the contribution of these two people (another form of healing?), I imagine blogging would be a tad more difficult.
Yours in Christ,
David von Schlichten, poedifier
2007-10-09 by David von Schlichten
The Essence of Healing
2007-10-08 by Nora Gallagher
Ruth 1:(1-7) 8-19a; 2 Timothy 2:(3-7) 8-15; Luke 17:11-19; Psalm 113
I am currently immersed in the historical Jesus which is taking my faith down a new channel, and so one of the first things I do these days is check to see if a passage I will preach on is thought to be Jesus' actual words. This passage in Luke is not. I haven't solved exactly how to preach on Jesus (not) without forcing the congregation through more than they wanted to know about biblical scholarship, although I may tackle some of that problem this week.
According to The Five Gospels, (Funk, Hoover and the Jesus Seminar), this story isn't Jesus talking, it's the author of Luke and only appears in Luke. He probably got the general idea from the author of Mark (from passage 1:40-45). Possible reason for including it in his gospel? Luke had a special interest in foreigners. Fun detail: it doesn't make geographical sense to "pass between" Galilee and Samaria as Samaria separates Galilee from Judea (and Jerusalem) on the west bank of the Jordan. We may conclude that the author had only a general knowledge, says The Five Gospels, of the region.
Nevertheless, the story is compelling to me and what I've been thinking about since reading it a while back is: What is healing? What is the essence of healing? To begin an answer: the essence of healing may be to write a new story or to have the capacity to write a new story.
When I started analysis, I discovered I had a set of unconscious rules: I enacted and reenacted old, painful patterns. ("Her cooking's lousy, her hands are clammy," sings Tom Lehrer, " but what the hell, it's home." ) I preserved the past this way, embalmed the dead. During the first year of analysis, I thought, this is easy, I'll change. To my surprise, it was nearly impossible. It was as if I were a thermostat with a set temperature. I had formed a complete (or incomplete) self around these simple rules: I won't get what I need. I have to solve everyone's problems. It's better to build up resentment, provoke a fight and then lick my wounds in private.
In the work of therapy, as the old rules and their origins surfaced, I began to see possibility. James Hillman, the Jungian analyst, writes about how the patient and the analyst work together to "rewrite the case history into a new story." Hillman continues, "Some of the healing that goes on, maybe even the essence of it is this collaborative 'fiction,' this putting all the chaotic and traumatic events of a life into a new story." [from "A Note on Story," in Loose Ends (Dallas: Spring Publications, 1975), 2.]
This, of course, leads us straight to resurrection and the idea of writing a story in general, a favorite theme of this writer. One of the thoughts I have about this gospel is that it may be a way to talk about finding one's own language for one's own experiences of God, rather than the "pre-fab" language taught to us by institutionalized religion.
More soon.
A favorite communion quote
2007-10-06 by Jim Somerville
I love this quote about communion from Dom Gregory Dix's The Shape of the Liturgy. In speaking of Jesus' command to "Do this in remembrance of me" he asks,
Was ever another command so obeyed? For century after century . . . men have found no better thing than this to do for kings at their crowning and for criminals going to the scaffold; for armies in triumph or for a bride and bridegroom in a little country church; for the proclamation of a dogma or for a good crop of wheat; for the wisdom of the Parliament of a mighty nation or for a sick old woman afraid to die; for a schoolboy sitting an examination or for Columbus setting out to discover America (p. 742).
In all these circumstances, through all these centuries, whatever else they may or may not have done, Christian men and women have done this.
Let's do it again tomorrow.
Jim Somerville is pastor of the First Baptist Church of the City of Washington, DC; adjunct professor of preaching at the John Leland Center for Theological Studies; and one-time host of the Festival of Homiletics.
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Microsoft has made the Silverlight 2 browser plug-in technology for rich internet applications and its supportive development tools publicly available
"I think it's great news that Microsoft is starting to constructively engage with Eclipse and propose projects at Eclipse," said Eclipse executive director Mike Milinkovich. But Microsoft still is not an Eclipse member, he acknowledged.
"I would certainly hope they decide to join at some point," Milinkovich said. Microsoft's linking Eclipse to Silverlight provides a strong endorsement of Eclipse, he said.
Microsoft also will offer Silverlight Control Pack and publish on Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN) the technical specification for the Silverlight XAML vocabulary. The Control Pack will be released under the Microsoft Permissive License, an OSI-approved license, Microsoft said.
The XAML vocabulary will be offered under Microsoft's 'open specifications promise' so developers can read and write Silverlight XAML vocabulary tooling, said Brian Goldfarb, director of the Microsoft development platform group.
Asked what future versions of Silverlight might feature, Guthrie said the company feels good about the architecture and programming model of Silverlight and believes it can add new features shortly.
Rival Adobe Systems, whose Flash technology stands to be the biggest competitor to Silverlight, remained undaunted by the release of Silverlight 2. "We didn't really hear much that hasn't already been announced," said Tom Barclay, senior product marketing manager for the Adobe Flash Player. "They seem to be following Adobe's leadership in the RIA space."
Flash is on 98 percent of internet-connected PCs and has 80 percent of theiInternet video market, Barclay said.
Guthrie also reiterated Microsoft plans to bring Silverlight to mobile devices via a port to Symbian devices, done with Nokia, and Nokia's plans to distribute Silverlight with its phones. Also, a Linux version of Silverlight, dubbed 'Moonlight', is being developed by a team of developers led by Miguel de Icaza at Novell, Microsoft officials noted.
Microsoft currently is prohibited from putting Silverlight on the iPhone because Apple does not want browser plug-ins like Silverlight or Flash on the phone, Guthrie said. "Right now, that isn't an option for any vendor. If [Apple lets] us, we'll definitely go," he said.
Silverlight now is working within the Google Chrome browser after resolution of paning issues, he said.
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Central Bank of India has opened a women entrepreneur cell in Mumbai. The bank has also launched a new scheme — Cent Kalyani — to encourage women to start their own manufacturing/service enterprises, M. V. Tanksale, CMD, said here on Friday. Loans of up to Rs 1 crore will be given and there is no need for collateral security or third-party guarantee.
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A few days ago it was announced that Marvin Ellison, formerly of Home Depot will be taking the reigns as CEO of struggling retailer JCPenney. The announcement was met with strong reception driving up the company's stock prices. Ellison is credited for being a driving force behind Home Depot's comeback after the housing crisis and the market is hoping he can engineer a repeat performance for the department store. Alongside reports of Ellison's success was also mention of the fact that he is the first African American CEO JCPenney has had in its 112-year history, and is now the seventh(!) black CEO in the country.
As a woman of color that is in a senior position at my organization, it is inspiring to see that Ellison's performance and leadership qualities were heavily touted within coverage of his appointment. Ellison is clearly qualified for the job and has a proven track record of success. As I read further I came across an interesting article on ThinkProgress.org that discussed a study examining women or people of color in corporate leadership positions. The author shared that, "women and people of color are more likely to be promoted to the top of struggling companies, a phenomenon that has been dubbed the 'glass cliff'." No matter what previous performance period researchers looked at, return on equity was significantly negative before a woman and/or a person of color became CEO at a Fortune 500 company between 1996 and 2010, even with a variety of factors that could have an impact taken into account."


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Autism 200 is a series of free 90-minute classes for parents and caregivers of children with autism who wish to better understand this disorder. Faculty from Seattle Children's and the University of Washington and community providers teach the classes. Each class includes time for questions.
Classes are open to the general public. There is no need to register in advance to attend. Lectures are held at Seattle Children's Hospital's main campus in Wright Auditorium. Park free in Lot 1. Enter the hospital through the River entrance, located straight across from the parking garage. Get an entrance badge from the Greeter Desk (bring photo ID).
Lectures are available through Seattle Children's video and teleconferencing outreach program and can be viewed at various locations throughout Washington, Alaska, Montana and Oregon. View Seattle Children's video teleconferencing site information (PDF). Lectures are also recorded. View past lectures.
Please call Seattle Children's Autism Center at 206-987-8080 with questions.
Autism 205: Special Education Law: Navigating the IEP Process
Thursday, May 217 to 8:30 p.m.Instructor: Stacy Gillett, education ombudsman for Washington state
Whether you are a family member or professional who supports families with school age children with disabilities, the IEP process can be confusing and overwhelming. Stacy Gillett works at the Governor's Office of the Education Ombudsman and has more than 22 years experience training families, professionals and educators about IDEA and Section 504. She will review the essential components of evaluation; determining a student's needs; development of the IEP; and what happens when a parent disagrees with the school district. She will also talk about developing positive behavior support plans and discipline issues that arise for students with disabilities.
Autism 206: Transition to Adulthood – Cognitive Behavior Therapy
Thursday, June 187 to 8:30 p.m.Instructor: Felice Orlich, PhD
Cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) is a treatment approach that is commonly used to target deficits seen in teenagers and young adults with autism spectrum disorder. Dr. Felice Orlich from Seattle Children's Autism Center will define and describe CBT, discuss characteristics of good candidates for the approach and provide information to parents and educations or are interested in pursuing CBT as a treatment option.
Autism 207: Transition to Adulthood – Financial Planning
Thursday, July 167 to 8:30 p.m.Instructor: Linda Hunter Suzman, ChSNC
As children with ASD move into adolescence and on to adulthood, families face many challenges when the structure of school is not available. The realization that many of these young adults may not be able to support themselves, make decisions, have a spouse or live a completely independent life because of their social challenges makes financial planning imperative for families. Special needs parent and financial service professional Linda Hunter Suzman, ChSNC, will define the issues and provide an overview and strategies for life care planning, SSI, general financial and trust plans as well as the new ABLE Act of 2014, passed in December, which allows families to begin 529 plans for disabled family members.
Autism 208: Transition to Adulthood – Lifelong Learning: Enhancing Quality of Life Through Community Engagement
Thursday, Aug. 207 to 8:30 p.m.Instructors: Gary Stobbe, MD, and Tammy Mitchel, program manager, Alyssa Burnett Adult Life Center
The transition out of the education system and into adulthood involves many layers of planning to ensure a high quality of life and ongoing development for adults with ASD. Dr. Gary Stobbe, director of adult transition at Seattle Children's Autism Center, and Tammy Mitchel, program manager at the Alyssa Burnett Adult Life Center, will share essential planning tips for the transition into adulthood. Topics will include wrap-around planning for daytime and recreation activities, community integration, housing options and vocational training.
Autism 209: Toilet Training for Individuals with Autism and Developmental Disabilities
Thursday, Sept. 177 to 8:30 p.m.Instructor: Mendy Minjarez, PhD
Many children with autism and developmental disabilities are delayed in reaching their toilet training milestones. The usual toilet training strategies are not always effective, leaving parents frustrated and unsure of how to proceed. Dr. Mendy Minjarez, a behavioral psychologist at Seattle Children's Autism Center, will review best practices in addressing toilet training goals in this population of children. This presentation will include information about toileting readiness, behavioral interventions for addressing toilet training in children with developmental delays, and troubleshooting specific toileting problems, such as fears and refusal.
Autism 210: Myths and Facts – Evaluating the Science of Autism
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There is so much information on the internet about autism. How do you separate fact from fiction? Two of Seattle Children's Autism Center's providers, David Eaton, ARNP, and Jennifer Mannheim, ARNP, will talk about how to read the science so you can make up your own mind. They will cover some of the popular topics today so you can decide if it is a myth or fact.
Autism 211: "If I Had Known Then What I Know Now" – A Panel of Parents of Older Children and Young Adults with ASD
Thursday, Nov. 197 to 8:30 p.m.Facilitator: Katrina Davis, BA
Join Seattle Children's Autism Center's family advocate, Katrina Davis, and a panel of veteran parents who will offer an intimate and personal look into their journey raising a child with autism. Parents will share their perspectives, experiences, challenges and joys. What helped? What did not help? What would you do differently? What advice do you have for new parents? Audience participation will be encouraged.
Autism 201: The State of Autism in 2015 Instructors: Raphael Bernier, PhD, and Jim Mancini, MS, CCC-SLP
Autism 202: Medication Management and ASD Instructor: A.A. Golombek, MD
Autism 203: Video Games, Dating, Homework, Oh My! Guiding Tweens and Teens as They Navigate Their World Instructors: Ben Wahl, MSW, and Rafael Boccamazzo, PhD
Autism 204: A Visit to the Dentist: Promoting Oral Care Instructor: Travis Nelson. DDS, MSD, MPH
Dental visits are often very challenging for children with autism. Unfamiliar faces, bright lights, funny smells, strange tastes, and a chair that moves make a dental appointment one of the most difficult. Dr. Travis Nelson, a pediatric dentist with the University of Washington and Seattle Children's, will discuss common issues related to oral health in children with ASD, strategies to decrease the risk of cavities, and approaches to improve the dental visit experience.
You can view all Autism 200 Series lectures from the past two years on the Autism 200 Series playlist. For additional resources, visit the Autism Center Resources page or The Autism Blog, authored by Seattle Children's Autism Center. The world of autism spectrum disorders is constantly changing and we at Seattle Children's Autism Center are eager to share with parents and caregivers what we continue to learn. The Autism Blog is designed to be a resource on autism as well as to give you an opportunity to comment on our posts and engage with our experts.
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Supervalu Says It's For Sale and, All of a Sudden, Someone Finally Reads the 10-K: OMG! WTF!
Supervalu (SVU), parent to grocery chains Albertsons and Jewel-Osco, said it's considering selling all or part of the company, reports the Wall Street Journal. The stock tanked on the news.
The company has announced more than 3,000 layoffs. Its revenues have been trending down.
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Jacob Whitman Bailey (1811–1857) was an American naturalist, known as the pioneer in microscopic research in America (microscopy).[1]:9-10
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He wrote many articles on scientific subjects for the American Journal of Science and for scientific societies, a report on the infusorial fossils of California, and a valuable volume of Microscopical Sketches, containing 3000 original figures. A sketch if his life is given in the American Journal of Science and Arts, volume xxv, (New Haven, 1847).
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Today, India lost one of its most prolific and legendary actresses Zohra Sehgal. She died at around 4:30pm in Delhi, at the age of 102. Her daughter Kiran confirmed that she died of a cardiac arrest and was unwell for the last few days.
The news broke after historian Irfan Habib tweeted:
Just confirmed that Zohra Aapa is no more. Cremation tomorrow at 12 PM at Lodhi Road crematorium. RIP @bombaywallah
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He continued to tweet fond memories of the Indian performer.
We made a documentary on Bhagat Singh in 2008. Were privileged that Zohra Apa joined us to give her usual energy packed commentary. RIP
— S l Habib (@irfhabib) July 10, 2014
The twinkle in those eyes will live for ever,RIP Zohra Sehgal,A painting I did cpl of days after her 102nd birthday pic.twitter.com/bs2DKqB9bu
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Thats HER! "@veejaysai: Wonderful video of Zohra Sehgal reciting 'Abhi To Main Jawaan Hoon' on her 100th birthday https://t.co/uCxYZ1Rwxu "
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A photo of young Zohra in the early 1950s with Dev Anand, Burmanda, Goldie and Madan Puri. @irfhabib pic.twitter.com/S748dDxJSS
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This video of Zohra Sehgal reciting 'Mujhsay pehli si mohabbat' will move even the stone-hearted. http://t.co/Kteo0sJC5q #RIPZohraSehgal
— Shivam Vij (@DilliDurAst) July 10, 2014
My condolences on the sad demise of the veteran actress Zohra Sehgal. Her legendry contribution in the field of art & cinema will live on.
— Prakash Javadekar (@PrakashJavdekar) July 10, 2014
Very few anywhere in the world blessed with the rich,colorful life ZohraSehgal lived.It challenged all negative stereotypes reg Indian women
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— Imaan Sheikh (@SheikhImaan) July 10, 2014
Zohra Sehgal passed away at 102. We.should throw a riotous party to celebrate such a full, wonderful life, as she would have liked!
— Kavita Krishnan (@kavita_krishnan) July 10, 2014
Zohra Sehgal, fascinating centurion from another field of play, passes away. RIP
— Cricketwallah (@cricketwallah) July 10, 2014
Zohra Sehgal, fascinating centurion from another field of play, passes away. RIP
— Cricketwallah (@cricketwallah) July 10, 2014
RIP Zohra Seghal, you will never be forgotten.
Mujhse Pehli Si Mohabbat by Faiz, Recited by Zohra Segal from Anant Raina on Vimeo.


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Fountain Valley Summer Fest: This four-day celebration will include carnival rides, food and beverage booths, game booths, the Fountain Valley Classic Car and Truck Show and the Dog Day Afternoon event. It runs 5-10 p.m. at Mile Square Park, 16801 S. Euclid St., Fountain Valley. Admission is free. Information: 714-973-6600 and fountainvalley.org.
'Blackwing Sessions' Americana concert: Nashville recording artist Andrew Combs, Old Crow Medicine Show co-founder Willie Watson and Good Luck Thrift Store Outfit frontman Willy Tea Taylor will take part in a special acoustic concert. It runs 7-11 p.m. at the Chuck Jones Center for Creativity, 3321 Hyland Ave., Costa Mesa. Admission: $25-$45. Information: 949-660-7793 and
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Art, food and music festival: Costa Mesa's 60th anniversary weekend celebration features the OC Tastefest, concerts, a classic car show, an ArtWalk and KidZone. Hours are 5-11 p.m. at the OC Fair and Event Center, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Admission: Free. Information: travelcostamesa.com
Murder Mystery Dinner Show – Dinner Detective Orange County: An interactive comedic murder-mystery dinner show. It runs 6-9 p.m. at the Embassy Suites, Orange County, 1325 E. Dyer Road. Admission: $59.95 and up. Information: 866-496-0535 and thedinnerdetective.com.
Unit F: Live performance. This event starts at 7 p.m. at Unit B, 2040 S. Yale St., Santa Ana. Admission: $8. Information: unitfmusic.com.
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Ride the Coast: A noncompetitive police-escorted open ride begins at the Santa Ana Auto Mall, rides along Pacific Coast Highway and finishes at Original Mike's. It benefits the Boys & Girls Club of Santa Ana. This event starts at 8:30 a.m. at the Santa Ana Auto Mall, 1505 Auto Mall Drive. Riders: $40; passengers: additional $30. Information: ridethecoast.com.
sunday 30th
Farmers Market at the Great Park in Irvine: Enjoy brunch at one of the gourmet food trucks. Hours are 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at the Orange County Great Park, 6950 Marine Way, Irvine. Admission: Free. Information: 562-343-3834 and ocgp.org/visit


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Tuesday, December 31, 2013
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MORROW — More than two dozen Vietnamese-Americans from around metro Atlanta came to Morrow last week to see history in the making.
New Morrow City Council members Hang Tran, 27, and Chris Mills, 29, were ceremonially sworn in. Each new council member carries significance in the city by being the first person of Asian descent and the first black man to sit on the council.
Tran carries a little more significance though for the Vietnamese community in Georgia. She is the first Vietnamese-American woman to be elected to a public office in Georgia, said Vietnamese Community of Georgia President Kim Hanh Dang.
"She broke the ice and now a lot of younger people in the Vietnamese community are going to be looking to her as an example," Dang said. "Everyone is going to be watching her to see what is she going to be like as a council member, and to see what she is going to do now that she's in office."
Tran and Mills were sworn in by Clayton County Superior Court Judge Geronda Carter last Friday. An official swearing-in is set to take place during the Jan. 14 city council meeting.
Excitement among the Vietnamese community
Tran's election represents the emergence of Morrow's Vietnamese population in city affairs. While Vietnamese-Americans have been present in the city for some time and own businesses in the town, this is the first time a member of that community has become involved in Morrow's political arena.
That fact, and Tran's place in history, wasn't lost on Vietnamese groups. Representatives from the Vietnamese-American Community of Georgia presented bouquets to Tran and Mills during their ceremonial swearing-in.
Vietnamese-Americans make up nearly a quarter of Morrow's population, said Anh Nguyen, a data dissemination specialist for the U.S. Census Bureau. A little more than 20 percent of city's residents counted themselves as Vietnamese in the 2010 Census, he said.
"Morrow has the second largest Vietnamese community, percentage-wise, in the United States," said Nguyen.
While Jenny Nguyen lives in Jonesboro, she was excited to see her friend take the oath of office, even if it was only a ceremonial oath for now.
However, Nguyen said part of that excitement stems from the fact that an ethnic community she is a part of will have a voice in at least one elected office in Clayton County.
"This city has a large Vietnamese population, and Asian population in general, and we finally have a representative to represent the Asian community," Nguyen said.
One of the people most excited about Hang Tran's election is Sonny Tran, a Morrow resident and president of Clayton State University's Vietnamese Student Association.
"This means a lot to the Vietnamese community, to have a representative that's bilingual and able to be the voice of the Vietnamese community," Sonny Tran said.
Tran said he sees this as a step towards growing the Vietnamese community's presence and influence in the area. A key part of driving that growth has been a generation of younger Vietnamese-Americans who moved to the U.S. when they were children and have an easier time speaking in English and Vietnamese.
"Our biggest problem has been the language barrier between English and Vietnamese, but now with the generation of upcoming youth, I believe we've broken that barrier," said Tran. "It can only get better from here really."
Hang Tran, a chemist for the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, said she understands the significance of her election to the city council, and what it means for the Vietnamese community in Georgia. She also accepts that her history-making role in Georgia politics means people will be watching her to see how she does.
"There are a lot of expectations that I will try hard to live up to," said Tran. "It is an honor, not for me, but for my community to be chosen to serve on the city council."
A 'melting pot' in Morrow
Although Dang said Tran is the first woman of Vietnamese descent to hold elected office in Georgia, she added that there has been a male Vietnamese elected official in state before. Hien Dai Nguyen sat on the Clarkston City Council from 2003 until 2007.
However, some Vietnamese-Americans said although there has already been a precedent for a man of Vietnamese descent to hold office in the state, they were not surprised to see Morrow turn out the first female elected office from the same ethnicity.
Mayor J.B. Burke said Morrow is a mixture of people from different ethnicities and the election of Tran and Mills will allow the council to reflect the city's diversity.
Although the city's population has included a mixture of different cultures for some time, the council had been traditionally an old white man's club until Jeanell Bridges became the African-American member in 2011. Bridges joined the council as an appointed member to fill the last few months of an unexpired term on the council.
She ran unopposed later that year. With Mills and Tran coming on board in about two weeks, the four-member council's membership will include two African-Americans, one Vietnamese-American and one Caucasian.
Census data shows that in addition to the Vietnamese community, Morrow's population is 45.5 percent African-American, and 22.1 percent Caucasian, according to the 2010 Census.
"It's a melting pot today, and I can personally say that when I go around and hear the different dialects, I think it is so refreshing to hear," said Burke.
That's a factor that Sonny Tran sees as a tool to build Morrow into a leader that other communities can follow.
"With the diversity we have in Morrow, I think we'll be a roll model for other cities to follow," said Tran. "In 25 more years, I believe we'll be a really big melting pot."
A pledge to the city
Although there will be a lot of attention placed on Hang Tran because of her ethnicity and place in history, she said her focus is on the city and doing what needs to be done to make it better for all of its residents.
"For me as a mother, and a wife, this is a place I want to live in," said Tran. "I want to mold this community into a better one and if I can make that difference, then I know for sure that other people can do that as well and can join me in doing that."
Mills, a retail supervisor for Sodexo USA, pledged to be a servant of the people in his short remarks to attendees at the swearing-in.
"I plan to come in and serve the people and continue the path the council members before me have laid down," Mills said.
More like this story
- Morrow's Hang Tran sworn in as first Vietnamese female elected official in Georgia history ( December 28, 2013 )
- Morrow Councilwoman Hang Tran honored as first elected Asian-American woman in Georgia ( March 24, 2015 )
- UPDATE: Councilwoman Hang Tran responds to possible recall Morrow GA Citizens for Better Government prepared to file against her and Councilman Chris Mills ( April 3, 2015 )
- Morrow honors Vietnamese-American community 40 years after fall of Republic of Vietnam ( May 12, 2015 )
- Hang Tran to serve again as Morrow pro tem ( January 28, 2015 )


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Celsion and the American Liver Foundation Launch CME Accredited Webcast Featuring Recent Advances in the Treatment of Hepatocellular Carcinoma and the ThermoDox(R) Phase III Heat Study
COLUMBIA, Md., Dec. 17 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — Celsion Corporation (Nasdaq: CLSN) announced today that Celsion, in partnership with the American Liver Foundation (ALF), launched a CME accredited educational webcast for physicians that features recent advances made in the treatment of hepatocellular carcinoma(HCC) and Celsion's ThermoDox® Phase III HEAT clinical study.
The webcast is presented by Ronnie T. P. Poon, MD, an internationally recognized liver surgeon at Queen Mary Hospital, Professor of Surgery at the University of Hong Kong, and a Principal Investigator in the Asia Pacific region for the ThermoDox HEAT study. In the webcast, Dr. Poon notes that radiofrequency ablation (RFA) has become the standard of care for early stage, non-resectable HCC and can be curative for smaller tumors (<3cm). The webinar is being hosted by the ALF on its national website and can be viewed at http://www.liverfoundation.org/education/webcasts
"Dr. Poon's webcast provides current information for physicians and patients, as it highlights the evolution and recent advances made in the treatment of HCC," stated Michael H. Tardugno, Celsion's President and Chief Executive Officer. "The webcast underscores the need for innovative, new therapies such as ThermoDox because despite recent improvements in treatment, five year HCC survival rates are still in the single digits. ThermoDox has demonstrated remarkable evidence of clinical utility in early stage clinical trials and holds great promise for HCC patients as there is currently no chemotherapeutic standard of care."
ThermoDox Global Phase III HCC Study
Celsion's global ThermoDox Phase III study for HCC, the most common form of primary liver cancer, is being conducted under a Special Protocol Assessment with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The 600 patient study, which is expected to have 60 clinical trial sites activated by the end of 2009, is designed to evaluate the efficacy of ThermoDox in combination with RFA when compared to patients who receive RFA alone as the control. The primary endpoint is progression free survival with a secondary confirmatory endpoint of overall survival. A pre-planned, un-blinded interim efficacy analysis will be performed by an independent Data Management Committee when 50% of the progression free survival endpoint events are realized in the study population. Based on an historical review of RFA cases, Celsion expects the study could be completed by the middle of 2011, and pending positive data, a New Drug Application would be submitted to the FDA before the end of 2011. Additional information on the ThermoDox Phase III clinical study may be found at http://www.clinicaltrials.gov.
About Primary Liver Cancer
Primary liver cancer is a type of cancer that begins in the cells of the liver and is not typically detected early, often resulting in a poor patient prognosis. Mortality among primary liver cancer patients is one of the world's highest and ranks as the fifth most common solid tumor cancer. The incidence of primary liver cancer in the USA is approximately 20,000 cases per year and is rapidly growing worldwide. Globally there are approximately 660,000 cases per year, with the major risk factor being Hepatitis B and C in high prevalence in developing countries. There are few non-surgical therapeutic treatment options available as radiation and chemotherapy are largely ineffective in the treatment of primary liver cancer. The standard first line treatment for liver cancer is surgery, either resection or liver transplantation, but 70% to 80% of patients are ineligible for surgery. RFA with limitations, has shown to be effective and has increasingly become the standard of care for non-resectable liver disease. Celsion is evaluating its lead drug, ThermoDox, in combination with RFA to improve the range and efficacy of the RFA procedure to treat this difficult disease.
About ThermoDox
ThermoDox in combination with hyperthermia has the potential to provide local tumor control and improve quality of life. ThermoDox is a proprietary, heat-activated liposomal encapsulation of doxorubicin, an approved and frequently used oncology drug for the treatment of a wide range of cancers including breast cancer. Localized mild hyperthermia (40-42 degrees Celsius) releases the entrapped doxorubicin from the liposome. This delivery technology enables high concentrations of doxorubicin to be deposited preferentially in a targeted tumor.
ThermoDox has demonstrated evidence of efficacy in a Phase I study for primary liver cancer and the FDA has granted Orphan Drug designation for this indication. For recurrent chest wall breast cancer, ThermoDox is being evaluated in a pivotal Phase I/II open-label, dose-escalating trial that is designed to measure durable local complete response at the tumor site.
ThermoDox® is a registered trademark of Celsion Corporation
About Celsion
Celsion is dedicated to the development and commercialization of innovative oncology drugs including tumor-targeting treatments using focused heat energy in combination with heat-activated drug delivery systems. Celsion has licensed ThermoDox® to Yakult-Honsha for the Japanese market and has a partnership agreement with Phillips Medical to jointly develop its heat activated liposomal technology in combination with high intensity focused ultrasound to treat difficult cancers. Celsion has research, license, or commercialization agreements with leading institutions such as the National Institutes of Health, Duke University Medical Center, University of Hong Kong, Cleveland Clinic, and the North Shore Long Island Jewish Health System.
For more information on Celsion, visit our website: http://www.celsion.com
Celsion wishes to inform readers that forward-looking statements in this release are made pursuant to the "safe harbor" provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Readers are cautioned that such forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties including, without limitation, unforeseen changes in the course of research and development activities and in clinical trials by others; possible acquisitions of other technologies, assets or businesses; possible actions by customers, suppliers, competitors, regulatory authorities; and other risks detailed from time to time in the Company's periodic reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Contacts: Celsion Corporation Sean Moran, 410-290-5390 Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer firstname.lastname@example.com or The Trout Group Marcy Nanus, 646-378-2927 email@example.com
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While GoCrossCampus, the first game that GXStudios launched, successfully created a large user base by pitting university students against students at their rival schools, when it came time to generate revenue co-founders Matthew Brimer, Brad Hargreaves, Sean Mehra, and Jeffrey Reitman hit a roadblock. After launching a separate site which included games that could take advantage of rivalries outside of universities, they found that advertisers were reluctant to spend their reduced budgets on a new genre. After abandoning their original venture, Brad has taken on an entrepreneur residence role at a New York incubator, Matt has been laying the groundwork for a tech start-up coworking space as well as working on a social game for Facebook, and Sean and Jeff have made plans to attend business school next year.


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Over the last ten years I've heard the same complaints repeatedly. Over and over again I try and explain to my friends, family, customers and clients why we agents do the things we do. I can't say my opinions are the voice of all 1 million agents across the industry, but I suspect many of them have similar thoughts on my responses. In no particular order...
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As rates rise over the next few months (as usually is common with republicans in office), we will see buyer's buying power continue to lessen. Here is a great chart from Academy Mortgage that can help speak to this:
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What Is A Property Condition Report? An initial Property Condition Report (PCR) is immediately ordered when the property becomes part of HUD's inventory. This process is a visual inspection of the property and a plumbing pressure test. The PCR is not prepared by a certified inspector; therefore, no warranties are made in conjunction with the report. The preparation of the PCR is not a home inspection and is not intended as a replacement for the home inspection. Buyers are strongly encouraged to hire a professional inspector to complete a full home inspection.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. -- If you're looking to buy a house or rent in Colorado Springs, doing your homework first on the housing market is what's recommended. According to Realtor Sandra Lehmann, deciding whether to become a homeowner or a renter all depends on how long you're looking to stay in the area.
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Texas-based Conn's Inc., an appliance, electronics and furniture chain that caters to consumers with credit problems, plans to open in Colorado Springs this fall. The retailer expects to open as early as October in a former Circuit City store, southeast of Academy Boulevard and Platte Avenue on the Springs' east side, said Mike Poppe, Conn's chief operating officer. The building has been vacant since Circuit City went out of business in 2009.
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Here I am, working with a great young couple looking to buy their first home... so far so good right? I have worked before with first time homebuyers and am very comfortable working with them. I met them at an Open House, and they had visited several. They have done their research online, and they had a pretty good idea of what they want.
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Increased single-family home sales and rising prices last month capped off the best performance for the Colorado Springs-area re-sale market in five years, a Pikes Peak Association of Realtors report shows.
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Colorado Springs will typically trend upward and downward pretty closely with Denver. Numerous newspapers and magazines have already listed Denver as a top 10 most healthy market in the USA. Keep the good news coming!