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The Ascrib Islands are a group of small islands lying in Loch Snizort off the northwest coast of Skye, in Highland, Scotland.
Together with Isay and Loch Dunvegan, they are designated as a Special Area of Conservation owing to the breeding colonies of the common seal.
There is a house on the largest of the islands.
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UPDATE: This turned out to be a hoax. Shame.
If my mailbox is anything to go buy, people are desperate to see an untethered jailbreak for iOS 6 devices. A hacker going by the name of "Dream JB" has announced that this is exactly what he'll be releasing on December 22.
This would be the first jailbreak compatible with newer iOS devices like the iPhone 5, iPad mini, the 4th-generation iPad, and the new 5th-generation iPod Touch.
According to the hacker — who seems to be new to the hacking community – proof will be posted tomorrow — Wednesday and an unedited video showing the entire jailbreak process will be uploaded to YouTube.
Is this real, or a hoax? I guess we'll know soon enough.
Stay tuned!
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Eight starters return on defense so the hope has to be that experience turns into production. The entire linebacking corps is back with smallish, quick players like Ian Thomas certain to get more room to roam. The O line was relatively young, and even though it loses star guard Jon Asamoah, it should be a wee bit better with more developed depth. RB Mikel Leshoure could be a breakout star with more work.
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Darius Willis is a talent. The star running back recruit of last year was banged up a bit and didn't get to show all he could do, but he had three 100-yard rushing games and showed flashes of greatness at times. Eight offensive starters return including three on the line and the strong pitch-catch combo of Ben Chappell to Tandon Doss. All the top defensive tackles are back.
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The defense should be among the best in America after finishing tenth in the nation overall, eighth in scoring D, and fourth in pass defense. Nine starters return with LB Pat Angerer the one rough loss. DE Adrian Clayborn decided to come back for his senior year when he would've been a top 60 pick in this year's draft, and SS Tyler Sash should be on everyone's preseason All-America list.
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15 starters are back; experience isn't going to be a problem. While three of the losses on defense are huge (DE Brandon Graham, LB Stevie Brown, and CB Donovan Warren), there's no excuse for the D to not be far better. The offense has a few interesting playmakers to work around at all the key spots, and there's plenty of speed and athleticism to hope for even more pop and explosion. While the schedule might have several bowl teams to deal with, two of the toughest games, Iowa and Wisconsin, are at home.
State Click for the Lookback &
Greg Jones decided to come back for another year. He was the best linebacker that no one talked about last year, and he'll be the leader of a veteran defense that should be far better in the front seven. Top WR Blair White is gone, but eight starters return on an offense that should be more explosive, more balanced, and far more effective if all the experience makes a difference. The schedule isn't awful early with four of the first five games and five of the first seven at home. There's no Ohio State on the schedule.
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The offense won't be hurting for experience. QB Adam Weber might have struggled, but he's a four-year veteran who won't have as much pressure on his shoulders with MarQueis Gray getting more and more work. Duane Bennett is a nice-looking back, but he needs the experienced line to pave the way for more consistent yards. Schedule-wise, four of the first five games are at home with the one road game at Middle Tennessee. Two of the Big Ten road games are winnable against Purdue and Illinois, while Penn State, Ohio State, and Iowa all have to come to TCF Bank Stadium.
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The Cats play two bowl teams in the first six: Central Michigan and Minnesota. If Northwestern is any good, it can win those two games and a 6-0 start is a legitimate goal. Yet again, there's no Michigan on the schedule, which isn't necessarily a good thing, but there's also no Ohio State to deal with. Eight starters return on offense, and while the passing game needs to be rebuilt but the offensive line that was so young and so mediocre last year should be far more experienced and far better.
Ohio State
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The average fan probably can't name a Buckeye defender, but seven starters are back from the Rose Bowl team and nine are back on offense including four linemen and everyone in the backfield. Remember, OSU had (arguably) the nation's No. 1 recruiting class in 2009 and will get an influx of supremely talented redshirt freshmen ready to provide solid depth. Basically, if you're waiting for the Buckeyes to slip, this isn't going to be the year.
Penn State
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Pencil in Penn State for a sure-thing nine wins just by showing up because of the schedule. (However, the hammer drops in the other three games.) The offensive line that was so underwhelming throughout last year comes back loaded in the interior led by all-star center Stefen Wisniewski, while the defense should boast one of the Big Ten's top secondaries even with the loss of corner A.J. Wallace.
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Considering Notre Dame has a lot of work to do and isn't likely to be fully jelled right away in the season opener, Purdue has a chance in South Bend. A win over the Irish will likely mean a 4-0 start with Western Illinois, Ball State, and Toledo to follow. There's no Penn State or Iowa on the schedule, and they're almost certainly going to be two of the four best teams in the league. With Indiana, Minnesota, and Michigan coming to West Lafayette, the slate is in place to come up with a winning season to get to a bowl game.
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There's only one road game on the schedule (Michigan State) until an October 23rd trip to Iowa. The non-conference schedule only has one game worth worrying about, Arizona State, and that's in Camp Randall. There's no Penn State on the schedule and Ohio State is a home date. The offense should be unstoppable with every starter returning if tight end Lance Kendricks was considered a co-starter along with Garrett Graham, while RB John Clay will be an early Heisman favorite working behind a tremendous line that should be just coming into its own. The 1-2 receiving punch of Nick Toon and David Gilreath, along with Kendrick, should give the Badgers one of the nation's most underappreciated passing games.


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CDC Statement on the 2006 National Research Council (NRC) Report on Fluoride in Drinking Water
CDC recommends community water fluoridation as a safe, effective, and inexpensive way to prevent tooth decay (dental caries) among populations living in areas with adequate community water supply systems. Similar to many vitamins and minerals we consume for our health, fluoride should be taken in the proper amount. Past comprehensive reviews of the safety and effectiveness of fluoride in water have concluded that water fluoridation is safe and effective. Fluoride is present naturally in most water at a very low level, and more than 180 million people on public water systems in the United States enjoy the benefits of having their water adjusted to the optimal level (0.7–1.2 mg/L, or 0.7–1.2 parts per million [ppm]) for preventing tooth decay.
Some water has naturally occurring fluoride at levels much higher than the optimal. A recent report, Fluoride in Drinking Water: A Scientific Review of EPA's Standards from the National Research Council (NRC), released on March 22, 2006, addresses safe maximum fluoride levels. The report addresses the safety of high levels of fluoride in water that occur naturally, and does not question the use of lower levels of fluoride to prevent tooth decay.
This new report was prompted as part of a routine, periodic review by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the federal agency that is responsible for all regulated contaminants in drinking water, including fluoride. As part of its congressionally authorized mission, to protect the health of the public, the EPA sets standards for safe drinking water. Drinking water can contain many minerals, compounds, and organisms, some of which are considered "contaminants" under EPA's regulations. There currently are 96 contaminants that are regulated under the Safe Drinking Water Act; fluoride is included as a naturally occurring mineral.
The purpose of the review of fluoride was to determine the adequacy of current guidelines set by the EPA on the maximum allowable concentration of fluoride in drinking water to protect children and others from adverse health effects. The National Research Council (NRC) Committee found that the current EPA maximum contaminant level goal (MCLG) of 4 milligrams of fluoride per Liter (mg/L) of drinking water should be lowered to better protect people from health risks associated with high natural fluoride levels. The report recommended that the EPA update its risk assessment in order to determine the appropriate level for the MCLG.
The NRC Committee evaluated many health effects that have the potential to be associated with fluoride in drinking water. The NRC concluded that only three adverse health effects warranted consideration in developing regulatory standards for high levels of fluoride in drinking water—severe enamel fluorosis from exposure to these high levels between birth to 8 years of age, and the potential risk for bone fractures and the more severe forms of skeletal fluorosis after lifetime exposure. Severe skeletal fluorosis is a rare condition in the United States.
This report is important for people living in areas with high concentrations of natural fluoride greater than 2 mg/L or 2 ppm. This represents approximately one half of one percent of the U.S. population. The EPA estimates that approximately 220,000 Americans receive water from public water systems with fluoride levels that are equal to or exceed 4 mg/L. The Committee concluded that people who consume water with this high fluoride content over a lifetime, when compared to people consuming water with 1 mg/L, are likely to be at increased risk for bone fractures. Another 1.4 million people in the United States drink water from community water supplies that have a natural fluoride level ranging from 2.0 mg/L to 3.9 mg/L. The Committee found that water at 2 mg/L or greater may put children 8 years old and younger at increased risk for severe dental fluorosis, a condition that causes staining and pitting of the enamel surface of teeth. In communities with fluoride levels greater than 2 mg/L, CDC recommends that parents and caregivers of children 8 years and younger should provide children with drinking water from an alternative water source. At levels less than 2 mg/L (equivalent to 2 ppm), the committee found that the prevalence of severe dental fluorosis was very low (near zero).
The findings of the NRC report are consistent with CDC's assessment that water is safe and healthy at the levels used for water fluoridation (0.7–1.2 mg/L). CDC reviews the latest scientific literature on an ongoing basis and maintains an active national community water fluoridation quality assurance program. CDC promotes research on the topic of fluoride and its effect on the public's health. CDC's recommendation remains the same—that community water fluoridation is safe and effective for preventing tooth decay. Water fluoridation should be continued in communities currently fluoridating and extended to those without fluoridation.
CDC has previously recommended steps to prevent moderate and severe enamel fluorosis. These recommendations were made in the August 17, 2001, MMWR report, Recommendations for Using Fluoride to Prevent and Control Dental Caries in the United States and can be found at http://www.cdc.gov/OralHealth/waterfluoridation/guidelines/index.htm. In addition to using an alternate water source for children 8 years and younger if the primary drinking water source has naturally occurring fluoride above 2 mg/L, these recommendations include: seeking professional advice on use of fluoride toothpaste for children younger than 2 years; using a pea-sized amount of fluoride toothpaste and supervising toothbrushing for children younger than age 6; prescribing fluoride supplements judiciously; and using fluoride mouth rinses appropriately.
Consumers wishing to know the fluoride concentration in their water can contact their local water utility, or local, county or state health department. Currently, 39 states provide information on water systems that is available to the public through the My Water's Fluoride section of the CDC Web site.
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"In Praise of Limestone" is a poem written by W. H. Auden in Italy in May 1948. Central to his canon and considered one of Auden's finest poems, it has been the subject of diverse scholarly interpretations. The poem, sui generis, is not easily classified. As a topographical poem, it lyrically describes a landscape and invests it with meaning. It has been called the "first … postmodern pastoral".
First published in Horizon in July 1948, the poem then appeared in his important 1951 collection Nones. A revised version was published beginning in 1958, and is prominently placed in the last chronological section of Auden's Collected Shorter Poems, 1922–1957 (1966).
Auden's limestone landscape has been interpreted as an allegory of Mediterranean civilization and of the human body. In a letter, Auden wrote of limestone and the poem's theme that "that rock creates the only human landscape."
Auden summered on Ischia, an island in the Gulf of Naples, between 1948 and 1957; "In Praise of Limestone" was among the first poems he wrote there. The titular limestone is characteristic of the Mediterranean landscape and is considered an allegory of history in the poem; the properties of this sedimentary rock invoke the sedentary and domestic picture of Mediterranean culture. The calcium in limestone makes it water-soluble and easily eroded, yet limestone builds up over eons, a stratum at a time, out of organic matter, recalling the stratified history of Mediterranean civilization. Interpreting the metaphor of ground in poetry, the critic Rainer Emig writes, "The ground [is] a perfect symbol of cultural, ethnic, and national identity, a significatory confluence of the historical and the mythical, individual and collective."
According to critic Alan W. France, the Mediterranean's religious tradition and culture are contrasted in "Limestone" with the Protestant and rationalistic "Gothic North". He views the poem as an attempt to "rediscover the sacramental quality of nature, a quality still animate in the 'under-developed' regions of the Mediterranean South—in particular Italy below Rome, the Mezzogiorno—but thoroughly extirpated in the Germanic North by Protestant asceticism and modern science." Auden, then, is looking on this landscape from the outside, as a member of the Northern community, yet includes himself as one of the "inconstant ones":
If it form the one landscape that we, the inconstant ones,Are consistently homesick for, this is chiefly
Because it dissolves in water … (ll. 1–3)
Other outsiders, however—the constant and more single-minded (the "best and worst")—do not share his appreciation for the landscape. Rather, they "never stayed here long but sought/ Immoderate soils where the beauty was not so external". The "granite wastes" attracted the ascetic "saints-to-be", the "clays and gravels" tempted the would-be tyrants (who "left, slamming the door", an allusion to Goebbels' taunt that if the Nazis failed, they would "slam the door" with a bang that would shake the universe), and an "older colder voice, the oceanic whisper" beckoned the "really reckless" romantic solitaries who renounce or deny life:
'I am the solitude that asks and promises nothing;That is how I shall set you free. There is no love;There are only the various envies, all of them sad.'
The immoderate soils together represent the danger of humans "trying to be little gods on earth", while the limestone landscape promises that life's pleasures need not be incompatible with public responsibility and salvation. After seeming to dismiss the landscape as historically insignificant in these middle sections of the poem, Auden justifies it in theological terms at the end. In a world where "sins can be forgiven" and "bodies rise from the dead", the limestone landscape makes "a further point:/ The blessed will not care what angle they are regarded from/ Having nothing to hide." The poem concludes by envisioning a realm like that of the Kingdom of God in physical, not idealistic terms:
… Dear, I know nothing ofEither, but when I try to imagine a faultless loveOr the life to come, what I hear is the murmurOf underground streams, what I see is a limestone landscape.
Auden's literary executor and biographer Edward Mendelson and others interpret the poem as an allegory of the human body, whose characteristics correspond to those of the limestone landscape. The poet recognizes that this landscape, like the body, is not witness to great historical events, but exists at a scale most suitable to humans. "Limestone" questions the valuation of that which exists on a scale different from the body—politics, the fascination with consciousness, and other abstractions. The poem's ending lines, which justify the landscape in theological terms, are also a theological statement of the body's sacred significance. The poem is thus an argument against Platonic and idealistic theologies in which the body is inherently fallen and inferior to the spirit. This interpretation is consistent with Auden's many prose statements about the theological importance of the body.
The Karst topography of Auden's birthplace, Yorkshire, also contains limestone. Some readings of the poem have thus taken Auden to be describing his own homeland. Auden makes a connection between the two locales in a letter written from Italy in 1948 to Elizabeth Mayer: "I hadn't realized how like Italy is to my 'Mutterland,' the Pennines". The maternal theme in the poem—
What could be more like Mother or a fitter backgroundFor her son, the flirtatious male who loungesAgainst a rock in the sunlight, never doubtingThat for all his faults he is loved; whose works are but
Extensions of his power to charm? … (ll. 11–15)
—is a point of entry into the psychoanalytical interpretation of the poem, in which the limestone landscape is a suitable backdrop for narcissism. The poem's "band of rivals" cavorting about the "steep stone gennels" exists in an aesthetic and spiritual torpor—unable to "conceive a god whose temper-tantrums are moral/ And not to be pacified by a clever line/ Or a good lay…". Lacking inner conflict, these youth will never "separate" or produce a new kind of art. Compared to the trait's earlier literary treatments, "Limestone"'s narcissism "bodes not so much the promise of a powerful aesthetic, but an artistic culture which, while it seduces, is ultimately stultified by the gratification of its own desire".
The narrator's tone is informal and conversational, attempting to conjure the picture of a dialogue between the reader and the speaker (who is evidently Auden himself, speaking directly in the first person as he does in a large proportion of his work). The informality is established syntactically by enjambment—only 13 of the poem's 93 lines are clearly end-stopped. There are few instances of rhyme, and about half the lines end on unaccented syllables. The lines alternate 13 syllables incorporating five or six accents with 11 syllables and four accents. Auden adapted this syllabic construction from Marianne Moore. The pattern is reinforced by the line indentation and confirmed by Auden's own reading. This structure mitigates the tendency of normally accented English speech to fall into the rhythm of iambic pentameter. Swift changes in the sophistication of diction also occur in the poem, as in conversation, and lend it an immediate, informal quality.
The poet's audience seems to change between halves of the poem. He first addresses, in the first-person plural, an audience of like-minded readers or perhaps humans in general. He is discursive and speaks from a historical perspective, using imperatives such as "mark these rounded slopes", "hear the springs", and "examine this region". At line 44, his listener becomes a single beloved person, and the tone becomes more private. Auden now refers to himself, specifically, and addresses an intimate as "dear", with a greater sense of urgency:
They were right, my dear, all those voices were rightAnd still are; this land is not the sweet home that it looks,Nor its peace the historical calm of a siteWhere something was settled once and for all: A backwardAnd dilapidated province, connectedTo the big busy world by a tunnel, with a certain
Seedy appeal, is that all it is now? Not quite: … (ll. 44–50)
Mendelson, Auden's biographer, summarizes the response to "In Praise of Limestone" in the years following its publication: "Readers found the poem memorable … but even the critics who praised it did not pretend to understand it. Those who, without quite knowing why, felt grateful to it were perhaps responding to its secret, unexplicit defense of a part of themselves that almost everything else written in their century was teaching them to discredit or deny.
The English poet Stephen Spender (1909–1995) called "In Praise of Limestone" one of the century's greatest poems, describing it as "the perfect fusion between Auden's personality and the power of acute moral observation of a more generalized psychological situation, which is his great gift". Literary critic David Daiches found it loose and unfulfilling. The poem became "In Praise of Sandstone" at the hand of Australian poet John Tranter (1943– ), who created a poetic form called the "terminal" in which only the line-ending words of the source poem are kept in the writing of a new work.


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if I would have read a topic like mine only few months ago I would have easily answered: no, of course you can use medicine in order to get well, as doctors and medicine are accepted by God, and we are blessed that medications and personell is available for us. doctors can cure symptomes while God is our entire healer, and Jesus has taken all sicknesses away from us anyway...
My son was diagnosed a severe desease, MS, and doctors say it would be chronical, life long.
They neither know the reasons of it, nor the absolutely well-working medication against it.
They suggest Interferon which hinders the immunic system to work as usual, so that any future relapse would be less harmful or would not occur very soon..This medication has a lot of side-effects, and there is no guarantee that it still would work in 2 years ahead as 50% develop antibodies against it, and then the next more heavier medication would be necessary.
In contrary to all other medications, even chemos, there is still hope at the end of the rope..to be healed completely, and most of the times, it works..
but in this case it would mean medication life-long, with no guarantee and vage hope.
We and many others have prayed for healing. My son himself believes in his healing, but the doctors almost beg him to take medication as his findings were very serious and they fear the worst acc. to their experiences.
Fear is not from God, all medication would be based on fear of an eventual next relapse.
But there are patients where they have been no relapses for 10 or 15 years, and maybe there are people who never had any at all again??
Is taking medicine a lack of trust in God's healing?
Is taking medicine destroying all prayers reg. being healed, as I kind of doubt the healing and therefore use medicines? But I am sure that God never wants me or any mother to sacrifice our kids as Abraham did, as Jesus did EVERYTHING already for us!
How could we find out that he got healed if he is under drugs and suffering side-effects?
Please help, I am really confused and despaired. How can I support my son when having such thoughts?
Thank you
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Ma'm, if it was me, I would go the last stretch of the last mile to see my child healed. If there is just .0000001% chance of healing, I'd do it. I don't think the Lord would count it against me to take care of the precious gift He's given me.
Yes, I know and understand, all of our kids had vaccinations, take antibiotics if required etc.. But this time there is no healing in sight, that is what doctors say. it would mean medications for the rest of the life, and not only welldoing, but also harming. Plus our son is now 18, so the docs dont care what we parents would say, it is up to him, but I will try to give him the best advice possible, considering all what medicine can do, but most of all everything that God can do.
God has given us His Word which is life and healing, His Word is much higher and powerful than anything, He can heal where doctors would give up...
Isnt it just because we CAN use medicines at anytime and for any little thing that we have lost ability and trust in God only? How big is my faith?
Please understand that faith and medicine aren't mutually exclusive. It's not an either/or proposition here. Prayer and faith aren't substitutes for medical treatment. Though, when medical treatment offers no hope, they are all that we have. Even so, the field of medicine is making great strides in discovering cures and more effective treatments.
I implore you to advise your son to take full advantage of the very best medical care, which God has blessed us with, to stay strong in faith in Jesus Christ, and to pray without ceasing. Know this: That faith, prayer and medicine come from God. They are complimentary; that is, they work together.
I ditto Colby. This situation will def be in my prayers sister.
Astrid, my dear sister, sorry it took me longer to get back to you on this topic thank you for steering me to it. I can completely sympathize with your delema with medicine. I too wondered if taking it was what I was supposed to do but I can tell you this. I did take some during my surgeries, other medicines they wanted me to take I just felt in my Spirit that I did not need them. In the end I think that standing on God's direction, keeping full faith that God is in control, you can trust the results to him. Here is the tough part, that includes your son not recovering, that if God's plan is to prosper and not harm his children then we believe no matter what our eyes see and our heart feels, we trust Him no matter what. We walk by faith not by sight. I think that God can use medicine to heal and help, I also think that sometimes we turn to trusting medicine and doctors instead of looking to the Great Physician. Either way you need to keep seeking God just as you have been doing and let Him lead and guide you, ordering every step along your path. Trust the results to him, no matter what the outcome trust that He knows what is best. Remember the story of Lazerus, the sisters ran to Jesus angry and hurt but Jesus told them "did I not tell you that if you just believed, you would see the glory of the Lord" declare that today tomorrow and every day until that pearl digs itself so deep into your soul that you will never loose it! Say I believe that I will see the glory of the Lord! Taking medicine doesn't discount your faith, its a matter of the heart, get your heart right, check your motives, and ask God for peace concerning what direction to take in your sons treatment....then leave the outcome up to the One who knows all things! I love you sister and will continue to keep your family in prayer for peace,wisdom and discernment.
Thank you all, dear Tammy, Heather and Colby, for every thought and advice, every aspect helps me along.
Faith is being sure of what we hope for. It is being certain of what we do not see.
Yes, it is this assurance and certainty in my mind, soul and heart which is still lacking, that God not only knows everything anyway, but also will help me, or better my son, to choose the right way, with full, unshakeable faith above all.
God hasnt given me an answer yet, and I am thankful that He sends me brethren like you to support.
Love in Christ
Love you
Hey Astrid,
I have been praying for you, but I have avoided answering this question because I have such a radical view about conventional medicine. I feel a bit too biased to talk about the medicine and side effects, because for some reason my children and I have not had much success with conventional medicine. (We tend to have weird problems that doctors do not know what to do with, lol).
What I can tell you is that the Lord has been SO FAITHFUL, in His timing, to show me what is needed for me to heal and to be able to glorify Him at the same time. I guess the root of my problem (Extreme brain fog, fatigue, body temp of 94 degrees) was that I was allergic to foods and I had an unhealthy tummy, which led to my body being in a constantly inflammatory state. I also was quite toxic because I was unintentionally giving my body stuff that it was allergic to.
So I believe the Lord will let you know exactly what you and your son are supposed to do, as the time comes. I will pray for you to hear the voice of the Lord, when He says to move, and when he says to wait.
Something that helped me a great deal:
I'm not saying this would be appropriate for your son's situation, this was just helpful for me and my undiagnosable problems.
Love and HUGS!
Your sister in Christ,
Thank you, Debbie, changing nutrition and avoiding all artificially changed foods surely does help the body to recover and to maybe get completely healed. I saw some vids on youtube of ms patients where it worked, some even returned to the original menue-list, that God gave to mankind in the OT ;)...But definitely high sugar consumation must be avoided, recovering of the gut is essential for all immunic systems..no matter what desease one has..
Thank you for sharing and encouraging!
Good point about Paul's advice to Timothy. Luke was a physician, and he was clearly a Christ follower!
Paul does not chastise Timothy for a lack of faith because he was sick, but told him of a treatment - Awesome Perspective Crystal
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there is only one god for all human beings who has created life, muslims call it as allah, hindus call him,with different names like ram, shiva, and hanuman,etc
its their belief, christians call as jesus,some vested interests are trying to divide humans in the name of religion, caste, community.learned people must realise, if a riot takes place because of such provocative speeches, will leaders like akbaruddin or advani or balthackaray die, its only innocent people die, remember all politicians are selfish from top to bottom, all of us well aware they take to politics only to make money, they want power, no one is really bothered about aam admi, so please dont be carried away by such speeches. by talking like this akbar thought, that he can become a hero,but he didnot realise that his own community who live peacefully withhis hindi brotheren did not relish his speech.i prey to god that please forgive akbaruddin for he did not know what he was talking. just rubbish


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- 4 cups fresh broccoli florets (about 3/4 pound)
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- 1 medium red onion, chopped
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- 1 cup mayonnaise
- 1/2 cup sour cream
- 1 to 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1 tablespoon vinegar
- Salt and pepper to taste
- In a large salad bowl, combine vegetables. Whisk the dressing ingredients until smooth; pour over vegetables and toss to coat. Cover and chill for at least 2 hours. Yield: 16-18 servings.
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analysisBy Frank Joseph
JUST like other countries in the world, politics in Tanzania today dominates in social networks, which include facebook, twitter and blogs. Such new platforms have allowed people to divert their attention to online networking, where people comment and express their views on what they think is the right way of shaping the country's system of administration, as well as criticizing it.
In supporting the current trend, the Civic United Front (CUF) Public Relations Officer Mr Silali Bwire says in today's world social networks help boost political agenda. "This is a new forum that gives politicians opportunities to speak out their stand on various issues of public interest," he says, adding: "We have twitter, facebook and you tube accounts because we know the trend is dynamic and politics is extremely competitive all over the world.
With the social media we can reach our party members and discuss with them various issues," says Bwire. He considers social networking as a modern culture in the political arena, where people especially in urban areas, students in secondary schools and universities as well as media consultants have opted for and diverted from other electronic and manual genres of communication.
Kigoma North Member of Parliament Zuberi Zitto Kabwe (Chadema) says Tanzania's landscape has changed drastically and social media is one of the means to reaching out to young people. Mr Kabwe stress that social networks in politics can expand depending on who starts and spearheads a topic. "We have seen many debates and discussions online. Interaction could play a big part as in the United States, it can influence opinion, drive home a point, push for policy change and spur a revolution and bring down a government.
The Arab Spring started with facebook and twitter," says Zitto. He said that seeking closeness with friends and relatives was what attracts people to the social networks. But this also brought together people who did not, however, know each other. Zitto appreciates that the good thing about social networking is information sharing, exchanging and engaging in constructive conversations.
It is a fact that democracy involves exchange of information and views. People have opportunities to engage in practices which define them as a society. Social networks make have turned into being a think tank for politicians to draw public thoughts whenever they ought to discuss issues of public interest. Mr Enno Kamfipo, a Tanzania Labour Party (TLP) cadre differs from Zitto and Bwire and says ever since politics dominated social networks, there have been no contributions to political development because people with good ideas do not impose them in social networks.
"I know some people are very good in politics and other social issues, but they do not impose them through social networks. Electronic and physical platforms are still used by them," explains Mr Kamfipo. The idea was, however, criticized by Walter Kimbise specializing in Political Science and Public Administration. He recommends that political parties should now get involved with online networking, especially with the youth, as they have progressive ideas.
"The youth influence rapid changes so the only means to win support from them is through engaging in social activities of their choice which include social networking." he said. Citing the 'Arab spring' in Tunisia and Egypt both Mr Zitto and Bwire said the 2010/2011 revolutions were organized, supported and driven through the use of social media. Facebook, twitter and mobile phone technology allowed for extensive political expression against government corruption both on and offline.
The springs alerted the world especially African countries on the influence that social media have in political arena, the long serving regimes in both Tunisia and Egypt were removed from power through movements accelerated by social networks. Social networks is a genre of mass media that has dominated politics all over the world. It consents to more conversations and sufficiently exchange of thoughts and information.
It is a new technology that connects world at individual and organizational level. It officially started in 1990s (blogging) before the invention of networks like facebook and twitter later in 2004 and 2006 respectively. Currently there are millions of blogs; more than eight hundred million active facebook and five hundred twitter users.


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Editorial: Cyborgs walk like a lamprey, dance like a moth
By tapping into the mind of a sex-mad moth or the spine of a lamprey, robots can track scents or walk like a living organism
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This cyborg moth is the latest demonstration of how scientists coax complex behaviour from robots by tapping into the nervous systems of living organisms, co-opting algorithms that already exist in nature. "Biological organisms can solve problems that are too difficult for computer engineers," says Ferdinando Mussa-Ivaldi, a pioneer in the field at Northwestern University ...
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Killington gives Cow Power a liftBy Christian Avard
Staff Writer | November 25,2012KILLINGTON Killington Ski Resort prides itself for opening first every ski and snowboard season. Now they are priding themselves for being the first Vermont ski resort to run on Cow Power.
The K1 Express gondola was busy transporting skiers and riders to Killington Peak on Saturday. Just below the loading platform was Marie Audet, a Holstein cow named Bella, and four newborns from Audets Blue Spruce Farm of Bridport.
Blue Spruce Farm is one of 13 farms around the state generating electricity for the K1 gondola for the entire ski and snowboard season. The Cow Power went online Nov. 5 and Audet believes there is potential for greater usage that can help sustain family farms.
Weve known theres value in manure. We asked ourselves, What is the best way to utilize it? Cow Power is good for the environment and a win-win for everyone, Audet said.
It takes 300,000 kilowatts per year to operate the K1 gondola, according to David Dunn, Green Mountain Power manager of renewable projects. Dunn has been working with the Powdr Corporation, Killingtons parent company, for years to reduce the ski areas carbon footprint.
Cow Power is produced when microbes in cow manure break down organic material and create a by-product called bio-gas. Bio-gas contains methane, which has energy value. It can be stored in a concrete tank, pond or silo at a regulated temperature.
Bio-gas goes to an engine that spins a generator, and the generator produces electricity that goes out to the grid. Killington pays a premium for the energy, and it receives carbon credits.
Killington is paying an extra four cents per kilowatt hour, Dunn said. Green Mountain Power takes the extra four cents to pay farmers for the energy thats produced.
Its an investment. Theres some extra money being spent, but it diversifies dairy farms and gives farmers, like Blue Spruce Farms, another source of income. All of the money stays in Vermont, Dunn said.
Demand for Cow Power is growing for commercial and residential use in Vermont, Dunn said. Long Trail Brewery in Bridgewater, Green Mountain College in Poultney, and Killington Mountain School are all running on Cow Power. The energy source is generating a buzz, as well.
Allison Gillette of Ludlow is producing a documentary called Cow Power: The Film to raise awareness. The documentary will be released in January.
Sarah Thorson, Killington Ski Resort marketing coordinator, said the new base lodge scheduled to open in 2013 will also run on Cow Power. There are no plans for expanding Cow Power usage, but Thorson said theres always a possibility.
Its one step at a time, Thorson said. (Killington) is constantly looking for new ways to reduce our carbon footprint. GMP cow power is the perfect combination because we are working with local farms and giving skiers and riders a great experience.
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As the title says anyone got any streams/videos or results?
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As the title says anyone got any streams/videos or results?
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found streams http://ether.tv/player/wrestrus/
Medalists from day 1
55 kg/121 lbs.
Gold - Jamal Otarsultanov (Russia)
Silver - Alexander Bogomaev (Russia)
Bronze - Shinichi Yumoto (Japan)
Bronze - Rustam Ampar (Russia)
74 kg/163 lbs.
Gold - Saba Hubezhty (Russia)
Silver - Kakhaber Hubezhty (Slovakia)
Bronze - Muslim Dada (Russia)
Bronze - Zamir Ampazhev (Russia)
Metcalf lost to Gadziev, placed 5th overall according to themat. A good showing for him IMO, he beat Botaev who is definitely a world-class wrestler.http://themat.com/section.php?sectio...rticleID=23049
Also, as tough as this tournament is, it's disappointing to me that none of the defending world champs (as far as I can tell) attended. What's up with that?
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1.- Opan Sat (Russia)
2.- Rasul Murtazaliev (Russia)
3.- Ahmed Chakaev (Russia) y Aslan Dohov (Russia)
1.- Adam Batirov (Russia)
2.- Tatsuhiro Koneitsu (Japan)
3.- Magomedmurad Gadzhiev (Russia)y Israil Kasumov (Russia)
Sat vs. Chakaev, 60kg semifinals
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Another tradition (recall mtaches of Batirov and Saitiev bros which never happened): Yesterday, Khubezhty bros. had to meet in the 74 kg final. But Caucasian tradition says brothers shouldn't wrestle each other, so the younger one (Kakhaber) had to withdraw. This happened for the second time. In 2006, they reached the finals of the junior nationals. The younger one withdrew.


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With BPO (business process outsourcing) in Kenya aspiring to undergo rapid expansion on the strength of an improving ICT (information and communications technology) infrastructure, my study aims to investigate the profile, experiences and perceptions of those involved in the sector's call centres. While much of the focus of existing research on BPO centres has been on Kenya's need to scale up in order to compete internationally, this study is designed to focus empirical attention on the existing workforce of a newly expanding transnationalised service sector.
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In my ongoing efforts to migrate my fun side projects and coding experiments from SVN to Git I've come across some of my favorite Python based apps – which are all available in their respective repos on BitBucket, as follows:
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- What it does: Offers advanced tuning reports via analysis of nearly all MySQL global variables + statistics and then generates a tuning report that tells you the optimal setting for different buffers, logs, etc. Think of it like the MySQL Tuning Primer but with far more reach. Think of it as the command line version of the reports that Kontrollbase outputs.
- How it does it: in addition to connecting to MySQL and reading global variables and status (and information_schema) it connects to the OS's SNMP daemon and analyzes system level metrics to use in the vast number of equations and formulas required for the report.
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Lisa M. Foster was finally hitting her stride. The 23-year-old got a job last week as a teacher's assistant and bought the car of her dreams: a silver 2003 Toyota Celica.
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Transport makes a big impact on the environment. The use of cars and lorries produces congestion and air pollution, leading to poor health. Vehicles also use up our limited resources of oil for fuel and lots of materials in building vehicles. When vehicles are scrapped they produce a lot of hazardous materials, tyres are a major waste problem. Carbon gases produced by vehicles also contribute to global warming.
To reduce your impact on the environment consider:
See the weblinks on the right for useful information about cycling.
Using public transport
Our public transport page contains links to bus, train and tram timetables.
Walking is not just good for the environment, it's good for you. Regular walking will improve your strength, stamina and fitness, and will help to control your weight. Nottinghamshire County Council's website contains information on walks around the county.
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Regular exercise like cycling and walking is good for your health, and can help to reduce the risk of heart disease. To reap the benefits, start gradually and build up to 30 minutes of exercise at least three times per week.
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If you do need to use a car, make sure it is kept serviced: a well serviced car is cleaner and more efficient. Consider sharing your car - the following websites will offer advice on car-sharing:
For some tips on greener driving visit the Energy Saving Trust travel page.
Journey planning
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Young Pianist Anna Magdalena Kokits demonstrated her exceptional talents with a concert at the Austrian Cultural Forum on September 29.
Anna Magdalena Kokits' was born in Vienna in 1988, where she was given her first piano lessons by her mother at the age of four. She has been a student of Alejandro Geberovic for years and achieved numerous prizes at various international competitions in Austria and abroad. She also received a special prize from the Academy of Music in Prague for her outstanding interpretations of the works of Smetana. Since 2007 she has been performing together with Alexander Gebert, a cellist for the Altenberg Trio Vienna.
The Austrian Cultural Forum started its New Artist Series with Anna Magdalena Kokits-and Haydn and Brahms.
The Austrian Cultural Forum London promotes cultural contacts between the UK and Austria by organising events and supporting artists and projects in the fields of music, performing arts, literature, film and visual arts as well as through academic symposia and public discussion. It provides a venue in central London for recitals, lectures, conferences and visual arts.
Anna Magdalena Kokits debuted with a programme which included works by Joseph Haydn, Johannes Brahms and Alexander Scriabin; her instrument was a Bösendorfer grand. (rulö)
Director Peter Mikl welcomes the many guests.
Next day (Wesnesday 30 September) Anna Magdalena Kokits opened up the "Bösendorfer Concert Series" with a piano recital in St Mary Magdalene Church, Munster Square.
The first visitors are ariving at the very atmospheric concert setting.
The Concert Series is organised by Markson Pianos (7-8 Chester Court, Albany Street, London) showcasing the Bösendorfer Concert Grand pianos and introducing the next primary artists from around the world, together with artists pre-eminent in their field.
The Bösendorfer Concert Series is co-sponsored by the Austrian Cultural Forum.
A visitor of Anna's concert reported: "The concert was wonderful. Anna performed with consummate skill and I loved the elegant flourishes at the end of each piece, Her playing was met with rapturous applause." (rulö)
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Reflections on therapeutic issues
I just read a definition of shame as suggested by Georg Hegel which is that shame is anger about that which ought not to be.
I read an example in Commons, Demick and Goldberg's (1996) treatement of adult development. Here's the gist. As a parent we get angry at our children for endangering their lives and punish them when they get hurt (e.g. falling out of a tree we might speak harshly and say "Didn't I tell you not to climb in that tree!?"), and so the parent's anger and the child's guilt are the recipe for the emergence of shame. From the parent's perspective there is a shame about failing to protect his or her child. Rather than deal with these feelings of failure (or more potently: vulnerability), the parent lashes out at the child. The parent blames the child for the parent's uncomfortable (or unconscious) feelings. Anger keeps the parent out of touch with feelings of vulnerability (which the child probably feels after having fallen from the tree) and in the move from helplessness to blame the parent finds it difficult to respond empathetically with care & concern.
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Challenge of Parenting in Community
I think that there is an enormous tension between parenting and communities. Parents need communities and the interpersonal or financial resources that they represent (ECFE, church, civic groups, school programs, support group, etc.), but at the same time it is extremely difficult to join communities that understand and want to commit to you and your kids. Communities have to have some kind of vested interest otherwise their interest will seem superficial and agenda-driven. Something along the lines of, "I'm interested in helping out with [some parental support function] because I want to learn about how to help kids to grow and develop" is a set up for failure. The reason is that this kind of idealism does not consider the challenges of whatever support has been offered, instead this kind of support is a tentative commitment which seems to involve meeting the need of the supporter in learning about a process. It could be with your kid or a kid in a textbook, either way the supporter may not be prepared to make the kinds of sacrifices required to REALLY support the parenting process. A vested community knows that commitment to kids and their parents involves challenging and exhausting interactions. Every experience with kids look different. A simple trip to the grocery store is a now the journey of Odysseus! A conversation at a party now becomes one part genuine interest in what the other adult wants to talk about and one part keeping-an-eye-on-the-kid. Parties are no longer exciting and refreshing, because they leave parents frustrated socially and disillusioned from trying to do too much at once.
I think the only way that communities can offer the kinds of support and resources that parents really need is to think like a parent and to have nearly the level of commitment that a parent has.
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June 7, 2007
Pick 'n Choose
I was in a focus group this week of other fathers in our family social science PhD program and a theme emerged that I think is irresistably bloggable! There is a supreme irony of being in a top-notch graduate program which is both galling and thrilling: there are unlimited opportunities and yet time is extraordinarily finite. Extraordinarily, because any graduate project (i.e. paper, course assignment, assistantship, teaching opportunity) takes far more time than any previous level of academic pursuit AND FURTHERMORE there is a built-in tug-o-war that privileges family over optional academic pursuits. Of course, it is these "optional" pursuits that will end up defining our scholarly voice and area of research interest and expertise. Yet, there is a ever present tug between these pursuits and nurturing one's family life and relationships. And hell, this is a graduate program aimed directly at examining the dynamics of family life that are so central to this tug-o-war.
I suppose we could chalk it all up to a grand lesson in 'putting first things first' and learning how to prioritize. We could even reframe it as an opportunity to experience the kind of extraordinary growth that ONLY occurs when the pressure is intense and one's commitments and sense of integrity are challenged. I think there is a deeper issue at work in the lives of graduate students who experience this tumultuous inner conflict: grief and loss. We live in a culture that advocates 'doing whatever it takes' to climb to the top of the ladder and achieve excellence, however, this makes it difficult to live with the grief of knowing that ideal opportunities will be relinquished in favor of "higher" priorities. The reality is that sometimes these lost opportunities center around academics or clinical work (as in the MFT program) and sometimes these losses center around family. There are losses in every realm. Losses like this are probably experienced, to some degree, on a weekly basis.
We don't grow up learning how to grow and heal through these kinds of losses. Our culture doesn't dwell on this phenomenon. That is why this pressure that students experience is so extraordinary. There is no template for how to cope with this kind of grief. It's a kind of ambiguous loss, I think, and I bet it takes a measurable toll on the quality of work students submit, as well as the type of relationships that are nurtured interpersonally.
My reflection on this makes me think that we spend too little time naming this kind of loss in our academic circles. The pressure is front and center and always a part of the family conversations and self-talk that help us navigate the process, but the sense of loss and associated grief is outside the conscious periphery. I don't have any solutions, but I imagine that community is one way of helping to process these experiences. When students and families come together to describe their experience and process there is a sense of solidarity and support that tends to emerge. Even when this kind of community is informal or transient. Community not only offers normalizing support for students, but it offers spouses or partners or family members a chance to see their connection to a wider network of pressured fathers/students just trying to navigate their way through a time of enormous potential. Community.
Posted by gschache at 10:11 AM | Navigating Academia
April 18, 2007
Academia's Culture of Criticism: Vicarious Relationship Impact
** How to balance the developing need to think critically about research and what others' have researched with an active affirming viewpoint that as equally discipline to identify "helpful intuitions" that research has contributed.
** The power of affective attunement to the person of the researcher as opposed to focusing primarily on the paper of the researcher. This is a postmodern sensibility that doesn't pretend to adopt a perspective of objectivity; instead, this heightens the awareness that one's critique always involve a personal researcher who has a context and background that should be considered in appropriate ways.
** How to integrate the person of the therapist into research academic environments and interpersonal relationships.
** Therapists have a parallel delimma in developing the skill of being "emotionally present" for clients, but then not transporting those same capacities of affective attunement into personal relationships. Is there an ethical mandate behind the onus to integrate one's emotional "skills" with one's interpersonal relationships?
Posted by gschache at 3:22 PM | Future Presentation Ideas
February 25, 2006
A Serious Work - Life Issue
Posted by gschache at 1:29 PM
January 11, 2006
Self-Torture Pockets
It shouldn't surprise me, but every time I'm in a hurry and I have to dig into my pockets to get my keys I refuse to take my gloves off. Somehow I repeatedly convince myself that I can retrieve my keys without removing my glove. This happens every time. I'm loathe to expose my hand to the bitter chill, so I leave my gloves on and stubbornly dig a finger or two into my pocket in hopes of excavating the loot, but it never works. Oh, I get a finger or two to touch the keys, but that's just a finger tease. As soon as I attempt to plunge my entire gloved hand in for the job I am met with an unwelcoming pocket opening. I think maybe once I accomplished this maddening feat and so I subconsciously feel compelled to repeat that past success. But it hasn't happened in a long, long time and I keep trying.
Am I just a thoughtless creature of stubborn habits? Am I overly optimistic? Am I painfully scared of a little cold air?
Sometimes I am just mind-boggling to myself.
Posted by gschache at 10:39 AM
April 18, 2005
General College Diversity
Just a few incomplete thoughts about the General College issue. What I don't understand is how diversity can possibly be sustained if the GC is assimilated into other colleges. Just as a person of color both is distinctively different and yet shares commonalities, so too the GC is distinctive in its approach to usher in a class of students who might otherwise miss out on education at the U and yet the GC shares many of the same educational objectives as other colleges. In fact, it has developed an expertise, as I understand it, in helping nurture the kind of learning that more elite students--masters of the white linear educational system--are a step up on. If we take a "Wholes approach" (see Hanson, B.G., 1995) to diversity at the U, we have to consider the entire education system.
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Posted by gschache at 12:41 AM | Diversity Issues
April 16, 2005
trinitarian metaphor of Husband-Wife-and the new "Boss"
I wanted to show the contrast between my son, my wife and I a few days ago. Of course, we are all human becomings and so I know that someday (probably too soon) this photo will seem like a distant memory. xx xx
Gavyn Elliot is a most welcome addition to our family, and I'm sure he'll be the source of much self-differentiation in the years to come! xx x x
Posted by gschache at 5:47 PM | Family Life
trinitarian metaphor for God-world relationship
Theistic proponents of evolution have developed many ways to conceive of how God and the world can be compatible in a dynamic processual relationship. Panentheism is the idea that the world/universe is contained in God, but--unlike pantheism where the two are equally correlated--God is more expansive than the world. This is consistent with the scriptural principle that all things exist in God and through the power of God (from Acts 17:28) and yet this is consistent with the continuous emergence of life from patterns of complexity which the natural sciences have helped identify. Seems contradictory, I know...
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Posted by gschache at 4:54 PM | Panentheism
April 4, 2005
iTunes to blame for musical boredom?
It seems wholly insance, but true-iTunes breeds boredom. I'm not sure I can prove this, but I can slurp up a mouthful of anecdotes that meet the criteria, I think. I'll start with my own observation mere moments ago. While at my computer, I stole a look at several pile of CD's, perched in precarious Jenga-like mounds around my room. The CD's are still recovering from a volcanic surge of ripping that occurred once Tena and I had our first child. I had some extra time (note: I made some extra time) so that I could finally achieve the iTunes dream and have my entire CD collection stashed away on my computer and, subsequently, to my iPod. Well, I still have fully 1/4 of my collection to go, but I still have 9 days, 6 hours, 41 minutes and 37 seconds worth of musical deelight....And yet...
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Posted by gschache at 10:31 PM | Consumerism


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… One had to evolve a different approach here, and this was clear to me at a fairly early stage. My photography became a political inquiry, an interest in real things. My concern was not to make "interesting photographs" but to probe the immediate world I lived in.
David Goldblatt in conversation with Okwui Enwezor January 1998
Goldblatt has done this with rare distinction for more than fifty years. He was born in 1930 in Randfontein, a gold mining town near Johannesburg. He became interested in photography at high school and dreamed of becoming a magazine photographer. In 1963, following his father's death, he sold the family business and devoted himself fully to photography. Most of Goldblatt's personal work consists of photographic essays in which he has critically observed some of the conditions and values underlying South African society, both during apartheid and since its demise and the birth of democracy.
This exhibition, David Goldblatt's first solo exhibition in Scandinavia, consists of a selection of work from a number of Goldblatt's essays.
Some Afrikaners: these photographs come from an attempt in the 1960s to explore the roots and contradictions of Afrikaner Nationalism and its ideological progeny, Apartheid, among mostly working class people.
Joburg People: from time to time over some 50 years, Goldblatt has focussed on aspects of the city in which he lives. Most of the photographs exhibited here reflect life under apartheid in three areas. Soweto, the vast ghetto in which Africans were forced to live. Hillbrow, which, in the 70s, was a densely populated white area, and Pageview, known to locals as Fietas, an 'Indian' suburb which was declared to be a 'white' ethnic area under the notorious Group Areas law, and from which the Indian people were forcibly removed in the 1970s.
The Transported: tells of the grinding daily journey, to and from work, of people forced by apartheid policy to live many kilometres and hours from centres of industry and employment. Apartheid has gone, but these journeys, which are its outcome, continue and will do so for many years to come.
Particulars: declare Goldblatt's absorption in the sensuality of bodily details and of what is revealed of attitude, class and culture in body language, adornment and clothing.
The Structure of Things Then: here Goldblatt probed his belief that South Africa's structures, both physical and conceptual, were often an almost naked expression of the values and ethos of its people.
I Boksburg: looking at life in a small-town middle class white community in 1979-1980, Goldblatt posed a conundrum. How it is possible to be law-abiding and decent while at the same time being complicit in a system overwhelmingly evil and insane?
Intersections: since 2000 Goldblatt has, for the first time, used colour extensively in his personal photography. In this continuing body of work he is concerned with intersections of life, values and spaces in post-apartheid South Africa. His use of this medium is, in part, an expression of the expansiveness that came with the transforming of South Africa into a freer and more democratic society. His way with colour reflects his sense of the light in those places.
A new book: David Goldblatt – Hasselblad Award 2006 with 40 colour plates and an essay by Professor Michael Godby of the University of Cape Town, has been produced for the exhibition in co-operation with Hatje Cantz Verlag in Germany.


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Sending out thanks to Ed Roth from Stencil 1, whose stencils were used for both the cover art as well as artwork within the publication. Thanks also to Jill K. Berry from Artistcellar, whose stencils I used for both artwork within the publication and as part of my video demonstration.
Sending out thanks to Ed Roth from Stencil 1, whose stencils were used for both the cover art as well as artwork within the publication. Thanks also to Jill K. Berry from Artistcellar, whose stencils I used for both artwork within the publication and as part of my video demonstration.


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