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Help! My Child Is Being Bullied
Help! My Child Is Being Bullied
Help! My Child Is Being Bullied
If you know your child is being bullied, start by taking a deep breath. Your first instinct may be to charge in and do something to protect your child. However, your goal should be to help your child protect herself as much as possible, which will take some planning and understanding. So now, take another deep breath, and follow these five essential steps:
1. Listen. The first thing your child needs to know is that you understand how she feels. Two natural feelings in response to being bullied are shame and anger. It may be difficult to listen to your child talk about her shame or anger, but it is very important to do so in order to let her know that her feelings are okay. If she doesn't think you understand her feelings, it will be exceedingly difficult for her to talk to you about what to do. After all, shame motivates us to hide, to keep a low profile, not to raise painful topics with anyone, even our parents.
2. Share. If you can talk about memories of your own experiences of being bullied, teased, dissed or rejected as a child, and you can talk about how you felt at the time (not the brilliant thing you did to get even), you will send your child the message that this experience is normal and survivable. Your child will not only learn\ how to handle bullies, but also how to manage her own emotional reactions to difficult situations. Here is an opportunity to develop emotional intelligence by talking about tough feelings.
3. Brainstorm. It is more important for your child to learn to solve problems than to have them solved for her. So, after listening to feelings, invite her to think about things she can do. She may come up with some comical or even shocking suggestions, but accept them all in the spirit of brainstorming with the plan of later choosing the best ideas to act on. Affirming any plan that sounds realistic and supportable will give your child more confidence than if you tell them exactly what you think she should do. Keep Reading ...
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1) Ask for what you want:Instead of complaining about not getting what you want or reading your partner's mind about why they are not reading your mind about what you deserve, try asking clearly, and perhaps repeatedly for exactly what you want your partner to do. This is one definition of assertiveness. 2) Ask her/him to ask... READ MORE
All relationships run into rough waters at times. Fights happen. Each of us goes away feeling hurt and angry, and those feelings can be difficult to shake off. Our natural tendency is to focus on those painful feelings and to make a larger meaning out of them, telling and retelling ourselves the story about how we are right or how we are the... READ MORE


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Eurostyle Ashley Adjustable Height Bar Stool in White
Eurostyle Ashley Adjustable Height Bar Stool in White
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|Seat Height Type: Bar (28"-33"); Counter (24"-27"); Extra tall (34"-40")
|Frame Finish: White
|Distressed: No
|Frame Material: Metal
|Adjustable Height: Yes
|Arms Included: No
|Country of Manufacture: China
About the ManufacturerEurostyle is about smart, affordable European design. They have grand ideas for small spaces – their furniture folds and stacks – and many pieces are multi-purpose – dining tables that convert into desks, storage pieces that can be room dividers, versatile side tables that are at home in the living, dining or bedroom. The smooth, clean geometric shapes of Eurostyle design gives your rooms a trendy up-to-date look. Eurostyle designed furniture uses a combination of metal, glass and bold colors to make your rooms stylish and sophisticated symbolizing your self confidence. Eurostyle rooms look spacious and airy, warm and welcoming for you and your guests. So – go ahead and make a strong fashion statement with the latest contemporary furniture designs from Eurostyle.
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Well it substitute for a pack horse?
By Remy
from Miami, Florida
About Me Casual/ Recreational
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Comments about Blackburn TRX-1 Ultimate Touring Rack:
As long as fellow commuters allow it, I will exercise in avoiding the car for running local errands.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Great rack for the Nashbar price!
By John H
from Chicago, IL
About Me Commuter
This rack is wonderfully built. It has lots of attachment points and is very light weight. I'd call it more of a commuter rack than a touring rack since the top deck is narrow. If it has fault, it is it's limited range of fit. I tried it on 3 different bikes and it only fit one. This could easily be fixed with Toba T Twist style Arms. That being said, if it fits, its a great choice!
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TRX-1 Touring Rack
By Slowpoke
from San Diego, CA
About Me Avid Cyclist
Commuting and Touring. Rack allows me to keep panniers farther back and out of way of shoes. Solid weld and construction. Steel is recommended for touring but these rival any for the $$$!!! Great deal.
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Very rugged and useful
By gocoffeer
from Louisville
Bought this to add onto my recumbent for an upcoming tour. Decent value...lots of places to bungee your panniers to...and more versatile than some other racks I have bought in the past
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Fits my hybrid (700c) like a glove.
By Allen
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Got this for my Diamondback hybrid 700c. It arrived this afternoon and it took me only minutes to install with 4 bolts and an allen wrench. The rack is adjustable for distance to seat tube with flexible mount options (either attach to 2 points on side of frame or to brake mount). It should fit most road and hybrid bikes. Rack looks good and strong.
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Difficult to mount...
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Seems to be a well-made, if heavy, touring rack. The problem is in the mounting- the bridge mount stay won't work on my cyclocross bike- it would be in the brake cable path, and the seat stay mounts are FAR too long... by 1.5-2" at least. I'll have to cut the rods and sleeve them, or come up with some other mounting solution. I can see this fitting on long-chainstay touring bikes, but not much else. Disappointed.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Idiopathic restrictive cardiomyopathy in children is caused by mutations in cardiac sarcomere protein genes
- J P Kaski1,
- P Syrris2,
- M Burch1,
- M-T Tomé-Esteban1,
- M Fenton1,
- M Christiansen3,
- P S Andersen3,
- N Sebire4,
- M Ashworth4,
- J E Deanfield1,
- W J McKenna1,
- P M Elliott1
- 1Inherited Cardiovascular Diseases Unit, Cardiac Unit, Institute of Child Health, University College London and Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children, London, UK
- 2Department of Medicine, University College London Hospital, London, UK
- 3Department of Biochemistry, Statens Serum Institute, Copenhagen, Denmark
- 4Department of Histopathology, Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children, London, UK
- Dr P M Elliott, The Heart Hospital, 16–18 Westmoreland Street, London W1G 8PH, UK; pelliott{at}doctors.org.uk
- Accepted 15 April 2008
- Published Online First 8 May 2008
Background: Restrictive cardiomyopathy (RCM) is rare in childhood, but has a grave prognosis. The cause of disease in most cases is unknown.
Objective: To determine the prevalence of sarcomere protein gene mutations in children with idiopathic RCM.
Methods: Twelve patients (9 female, mean age 5.1 years) with idiopathic RCM referred between 1991 and August 2006 underwent detailed clinical and genetic evaluation. Nine had received cardiac transplants at the time of the study. The entire coding sequences of the genes encoding eight cardiac sarcomere proteins and desmin were screened for mutations. Familial evaluation was performed on first-degree relatives.
Results: Four patients (33%) had a family history of cardiomyopathy: RCM (n = 2); dilated cardiomyopathy (n = 1) and left ventricular non-compaction (n = 1). Sarcomere protein gene mutations were identified in four patients (33%): 2 in the cardiac troponin I gene (TNNI3) and 1 each in the troponin T (TNNT2) and α-cardiac actin (ACTC) genes. Two were de novo mutations and 3 were new mutations. All mutations occurred in functionally important and conserved regions of the genes.
Conclusions: Sarcomere protein gene mutations are an important cause of idiopathic RCM in childhood. We describe the first mutation in ACTC in familial RCM. The identification of RCM in a child should prompt consideration of sarcomere protein disease as a possible cause and warrants clinical evaluation of the family.
Competing interests: None.
Funding: The study was funded by The British Heart Foundation (project grant PG/05/021). JED, PS and JPK were supported by grants from the British Heart Foundation.
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This scoop neck tank is slightly sheer and incredibly airy. A basic layer that's as perfectly light as you can get? You bet. Knit64% polyester, 36% rayon20" full length, 40" chest, 40" waistMeasured from SmallHand wash coldMade in Philippines
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With a sheer back panel constructed from a dotted mesh, as well as a lightly shirred peplum for an extra dose of girliness, this scoop neck tank is equal parts sultry and flirty (and a total must-have). UnlinedWovenShell: 100% modal; Shell 2: 100% nylon20" full length, 36" chest, 32" waistMeasured from SmallMachine wash coldMade in India
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Forever 21 Contemporary - A true essential for every well-curated closet, this tank is crafted from the softest marled knit. Pleated detailing along the back and banded trim keep it a step above a plain old basic. Scoop neck and back90% rayon, 10% polyester19" full length, 28" chest, 30" waistMeasured from SmallHand wash coldMade in China
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You know where they are - this tank calls out your crew with its "Where My Girls At?" graphic. Make the most of its relaxed fit, deep scoop neck, and large armholes with a printed bandeau underneath. Lightweight knit50% cotton, 50% modal21" full length, 36" chest, 36" waistMeasured from SmallHand wash coldUSA
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This tank is made for maximum drapiness with its dropped armholes and scoop neck. Plus, it's designed with a dropped hem that's so now. Knit95% rayon, 5% spandex24.5" - 27.5" full length, 48" chest, 45" waistMeasured from SmallHand wash coldMade in Cambodia
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Festival season calls for breezy tops and open-knit everything - this tank got the memo. With its scoop neck, mirrored back, and dropped armholes, it's pretty much designed to pair over bikinis and bandeaus to kiss the sun in style. Plus, it's threaded with faux suede throughout dropping to a fringe hem for effortless movement while you're dancing under the desert sky. Semi-sheerShell 1: 100% cotton; Shell 2: 100% polyester14" full length, 10" fringe, 38" ...
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Tel: (302)857-1000
3,032 students
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Delaware Technical & Community College is a statewide multi-campus community college committed to providing open admission, post-secondary education at the associate degree level. The College offers comprehensive educational opportunities including career, general, developmental and transfer education, lifelong learning, workforce education and training, and community services.
School Highlights:
Delaware Technical Community College-Terry serves 3,032 students (48% of students are full-time).
The college's student:teacher ratio of 20:1 is lower than the community college average of 22:1.
Minority enrollment is 42% of the student body (majority Black), which is more than the state average of 30%.
School Overview
The teacher population of 150 teachers has stayed relatively flat over five years.
|Delaware Technical Community College-Terry
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|Associate of Arts Colleges
|Associate of Arts Colleges
|Institution Level
|At least 2 but less than 4 years
|At least 2 but less than 4 years
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|Public institution
|Total Faculty
|150 staff
|59 staff
|Total Enrollment
3,032 students
|1,282 students
|Student : Teacher Ratio
|# Full-Time Students
1,445 students
|810 students
|# Part-Time Students
|1,587 students
|1,017 students
|% Asian
|% Hispanic
|% Black
|% White
|% Two or more races
|% Unknown races
|% Non Resident races
|Diversity ScoreThe chance that two students selected at random would be members of a different ethnic group. Scored from 0 to 1, a diversity score closer to 1 indicates a more diverse student body.
|In-State Tuition Fees
|Out-State Tuition Fees
|% Students Receiving Some Financial Aid
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Delaware Technical & Community College is a statewide institution of higher education, providing academic, technical, continuing education, and industrial training opportunities to every resident of Delaware at four conveniently located campuses. Several degree programs are offered, and the Associate in Applied Science degree is granted upon successful completion of specific curriculum requirements. In addition, diploma and certificate programs are offered in a variety of technical areas at each campus. The College and its campuses are fully accredited by the Commission on Higher Education, Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools. In addition, several curricula have earned program-based accreditation by various professional organizations. Delaware Technical & Community College is a dynamic institution of higher education serving all of Delaware. In addition to four locations placed strategically in each of Delaware's counties, the College also offers various distance learning opportunities. In 2002-2003, Delaware Tech enrolled 41,406 different individuals, 93% of whom were Delaware residents. The average age of students at Delaware Tech is 28. The Terry Campus currently enrolls approximately 3,000 students each semester in credit courses.
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So good on a hot, hot day. Very friendly people too! Ice cream was sooooo creamy. Good quantity of goodies in the blizzard type things.
Every new city we move to we look for Brusters!! It's the best ice cream by far! The Cornelius location is great ... close to Birkdale but without the crowds and near Lake Norman for a treat after boating.
Always have loved Bruster's Ice Cream. My favorite is White Turtle. I love caramel. I tried the Sea salt one time, and it had a very salty aftertaste, which I haven't tasted in other brands of the same flavor. Maybe it was only that batch. I am willing to give it a second try.
Best icecream in the area. There is no doubt or comparison. You will pay for it, but the best icecream ever. No inside seating. They service Nathans hot dogs also which I have never had. The service has always been solid. Other than a few regulars, the flavors change daily. Definitely try the White Turtle if it is available. Be...
Wonderful stop on a hot day returning from Birkdale Cinemas. Just outside seating, but that is okay on a summer day! Not so handy if it rains. Excellent choices and friendly service.
I try to frequent Brusters whenever I can - love the chocolate raspberry truffle the best. Great ice cream and not too expensive
The flavors are great!!! Order your favorite ice cream in their Oreo cookie sandwiches!!! The folks are very nice too! We had a playgroup tour of the place, they showed the children how they make the ice cream. The kids LOVED it!!!!
They have great cakes and this location has Nathan's for a hotdog or fries.
Great fundraising opportunities too!!!
I went here knowing this was a chain facility, but had hopes I was be surprised. I was not. Service was slow and I think I must have chosen the wrong flavor as I had better ice cream from the truck that drives through my neighborhood
Very good!
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On Tap Today: Winter music is a blast
What sounds of winter await us--besides the rattling of icy blasts shaking the storm windows, that is.
Happily, the sounds of the winter season are warmer than that, and they come courtesy of everyone from Green Day to Wiz Khalifa. Check out our roundup of tunes here. »Read Full Blog Post
'Ellen' show reveals location of Milwaukee event today
Ellen DeGeneres' latest tweet about her show's Milwaukee event today:
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In an interview published at the fabulous Cohen fansite 1heckofaguy.com, Light expressed his hope for the book this way: »Read Full Blog Post
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Esteemed musicians Leo Kottke and Loudon Wainwright III are teaming up for a show at the South Milwaukee Performing Arts Center.
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Shank Hall owner Peter Jest announced Thursday an eclectic bill of shows slated for his venue next year.
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For twenty years, Pius XI High School has performed a Christmas choral concert at the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist.
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The Liberated Page
The recent evolution and democratisation of printing techniques has encouraged many artists to re-evaluate their position in relation to literature, to books, and to the page. Dedicated to the exploration of new practices within art book production, The Liberated Page will consider the page for its simultaneously poetic, structural and physical elements.
From November 21 to December 28 2014, Bâtiment d'art contemporain, Le Commun, in Geneva, the exhibition will highlight a wide range of interventions and approaches, and will discuss in particular, how artists invent new books and why their invention opens up new possibilities for the page – as well as for communication and language.
The Liberated Page will highlight the work of several contemporary artists concerned with the page, in conversation with such historic examples as books from artists Dieter Roth, Edward Ruscha, and Seth Siegelaub, bookworks from publishing houses Something Else Press and Ecart (including work by Daniel Spoerri, Robert Fillou, Emmett Williams, and Dick Higgins), an anthology by Guy Schraenen, the Mèla post card book from Maurizio Nannucci, as well as the complete Franklin Furnace archive.
Offprint Paris 2014
Offprint Paris, November 14-16, 2014, Beaux-arts de Paris, is an art-publishing fair featuring discerning publishers on art, photography, design and experimental music labels. This year's edition showcases more than 130 publishers, from over 20 countries (all participants now announced on the website), selected by Yannick Bouillis, Charlotte Cheetham and Maxime Guitton.
Zeitungsfotos – Newspaper Photographs by Thomas Ruff
Best known for his oversized, dead-pan portraits, his unmediated shots of commonplace interiors, and his seemingly straightforward photographs of architecture, Thomas Ruff has quietly approached many familiar genres, and proceeded to discreetly reinvent them.
For his Zeitungsfotos (Newspaper Photographs) series, Ruff found images in newspapers, and then re-photographed and enlarged them to isolate the photographs from the text, allowing Ruff's viewer, now no longer a reader, to make assumptions about the photograph without any information to support the viewer's inferences.
The book Zeitungsfotos – Newspaper Photographs consists of 400 reproductions from German newspapers that Ruff collected over the span of 10 years (1981–1991).
The Line / Types of Architecture / Shores of the Mediterranean / Cities of Italy – Saul Steinberg
On the occasion of the exhibition Architecture by Line in Lausanne, an artist's book has been published by Nieves and brings together for the first time, as individual leporellos, the four long drawings Saul Steinberg produced for the Children's Labyrinth, a spiraling, trefoil wall structure at 10th Triennial of Milan, a design and architecture fair that opened in August 1954. The drawings were photographically enlarged and incised into the wall.
The Line, which begins and ends with a hand drawing, is Steinberg's manifesto about the conceptual possibilities of the line and the artist who gives them life. As the horizontal line shifts meaning from one passage to the next—water line, laundry line, railroad track, among others—it comments on its own transformative nature. The Line occupied one of the structure's three leaves, while the other two hosted Types of Architecture, Shores of the Mediterranean, and Cities of Italy.
Types of Architecture is a satirical survey of world architecture (Steinberg was trained as an architect in Milan), from America's log cabins to Bauhaus exaggerations to fragile skyscrapers.
Shores of the Mediterranean presents a sailor's-eye-view of the Mediterranean coastline, filled with the ruins and renascences of successive civilizations.
The Italy Steinberg knew as a student in the 1930s resonates in Cities of Italy, as the inked line, drawn with the artist's usual spare elegance, imagines an urban sprawl of campaniles, factories, piazzas, apartment houses, curlicued domes, and a water tank that seems to have escaped from a carnival.
Strange Design
Depuis quelques années ont fait leur apparition dans le monde du design des objets étranges : des objets dysfonctionnels, énigmatiques, compliqués. Ces objets relévent d'une posture que les designers anglais Anthony Dunne et Fiona Raby ont défini Critical Design (design critique) : un design spéculatif, réflexif, qui ne veut pas proposer des solutions, mais plutôt poser des questions, qui veut défier les affirmations rapides, les préjugés et lieux communs sur le rôle des produits dans la vie de tous les jours. Un design qui ne se veut pas affirmatif, c'est-à-dire soumis aux impératifs des systèmes de pouvoir, mais au contraire critique. Cette "attitude" n'est pas nouvelle, mais a, au contraire, une histoire, qui longe la frontière entre art et design.
L'objectif de Strange Design — du design des objets au design des comportements n'est pas de reparcourir cette histoire de manière exhaustive ou linéaire, mais plutôt d'en envisager quelques épisodes afin de dégager les outils critiques dont ils sont porteurs pour l'histoire du design — comme une sismographie qui indique les résurgences de la crise d'un modèle.
Rencontre et signature le 21 octobre, dès 18h30, au Lieu du design à Paris.
Pie Paper #5 "The food issue"
Pie Paper is a non periodical publication which has been designed to inspire, entertain and inform. Pie Paper #5 is titled "The food issue". Our connections to food are multifarious and complex, with many of our ideas about food taken for granted. Why for instance are we happy to drink the milk of a cow, but shy away at the thought of nibbling on human cheese? What compels us to eat potato chips instead of nutritionally superior deep fried cockroaches? And why do some people prefer mouthfuls of wet clay and metal over real food? … Among others in this issue, the Italian Futurists could help you to broaden your horizon, Buckminster Fuller explains the smart way to play with your food, Werner Herzog will show you how to boil your boot, and the Whole Roasted Camel could keep you and your family fed for a while.
One Hand, and the Other
One Hand, and the Other, a book by Emil Salto, published by Cornerkiosk press.
There's a hand and there's another and then there is the other. Echoes of year-old sunlight exposing hand gestures, a soft shadow against changing background, and a brilliant rectangle entering the frame and fixating the narrative.
Pensée Nomade, Chose Imprimée
October 4, from 6pm at castillo/corrales, Paris, on the occasion of the release of PNCI, Pensée Nomade Chose Imprimée (1989-2013), Michel Aphesbero and Danielle Colomine, the artist duo behind the legendary magazine 4 Taxis, and the non-less legendary studio Pensée Nomade Chose Imprimée that they organized with Jean Calens at the Bordeaux School of Fine Arts, will put together a small exhibition made of archival footage, publications and paraphernalia from the 25 history of the most Situationnist and punk-rock teaching experiment ever conducted.
Sturtevant: Double Trouble
Sturtevant. Haring Tag July 15 1981. 1985
Sturtevant (American, 1924–2014) has been "repeating" the works of her contemporaries since 1964, using some of the most iconic artworks of her generation as a source and catalyst for the exploration of originality, authorship, and the interior structures of art and image culture. Beginning with her versions of works by Jasper Johns and Andy Warhol, Sturtevant initially turned the visual logic of Pop art back on itself, probing uncomfortably at the workings of art history in real time. Yet her chameleon-like embrace of other artists' art has also resulted in her being largely overlooked in the history of postwar American art. As a woman making versions of the work of better-known male artists, she has passed almost unnoticed through the hierarchies of mid-century modernism and postmodernism, at once absent from these histories while nevertheless articulating their structures.
Though her work of the 1960s and 1970s may appear to be simply mimetic exercises in proto-appropriation, Sturtevant is better understood as an artist who adopts style as her medium and takes the art of her time as a loose "score" to be enacted. Far more than copies, her versions of Johns's flags, Warhol's flowers, and Joseph Beuys's fat chairs are studies in the action of art that expose aspects of its making, circulation, and canonization. Working primarily in video since 2000, the artist remains deeply engaged with the politics of image production and reception, using stock footage from Hollywood films, television, and advertising to point to the exhaustion built into much of postwar cultural production.
The exhibition Sturtevant: Double Trouble, from November 9, 2014, to February 22, 2015, at MoMA, New York, is the first comprehensive survey in America of Sturtevant's 50-year career, and the only institutional presentation of her work organized in the United States since her solo show at the Everson Museum of Art in 1973. Rather than taking the form of a traditional retrospective, the exhibition offers a historical overview of her work from a contemporary vantage point, interspersing more recent video pieces among key artworks from all periods of her career.
Sturtevant. Study for Muybridge Plate #97: Woman Walking. 1966
Ray Johnson @ Karma
American popular culture and the environment of the "art world," combined with a sly use of puns, codes, inside jokes and signature wit mixed with piercing perceptiveness, comprise the frame for much of Ray Johnson's work. Using his own brand of semantic structure, Ray Johnson creates complex and multi-layered portraits—of himself and of other subjects.
From October 7 to November 1, 2014, Karma, New York, presents an exhibition of previously unseen work by Ray Johnson. A comprehensive publication will be released in conjunction with the exhibition, which includes 296 color illustrations of collages, drawings, interventions and other ephemera.
Shooting Space
Since the invention of photography, architecture has proved a worthy subject for photographers and, in turn, photography has played an important role in how architecture is communicated. Shooting Space: Architecture in Contemporary Photography, a book by Elias Redstone, examines a critical relationship between the two practices today through the work of fifty international well known and emerging artists: Annie Leibovitz captures the construction of Renzo Piano's New York Times building; James Welling revisits Philip Johnson's iconic Glass House; Walter Niedermayr shifts perspectives on SANAA's sculptural designs; and Thomas Ruff tests the limits of Mies van der Rohe's geometries…
Divided into five chapters, the book covers collaborations between photographer and architect, global urbanization, alterations to the natural landscape, reappraised Modernist icons, and imagined environments. Presenting a unique study of outstanding work in contemporary architectural photography, Shooting Space not only offers an exciting survey of photographers at the intersection of two genres, but will reward the reader with a considered survey of our built environment.
Book launches, October 9, from 6pm, at Yvon Lambert Bookshop in Paris, and October 20, from 6pm, at Bookmarc in Los Angeles.
Azimuts 40-41 – Design Research Journals. A Panorama
Despite the impression given by its format and density, the central dossier of the bilingual Azimuts 40-41 – Design Research Journals. A Panorama has a quite modest objective: the provision of an initial survey of journals devoted to design research. Rather than approaching design research frontally, the editorial team has investigated one of the modes of expression favoured by research: the periodical, the supposed paragon and yardstick of academic excellence. However, as could be expected, this castling alone were insufficient to avoid all danger; fundamental issues concerning research made a rapid return to the surface. What place should be given to theory in an activity in which practice predominates in fact and by rights? Why in the field of research should writing replace actual practice? Can design research be solely descriptive or meta-descriptive and thus be reduced to a more or less scholarly commentary of practice? This led to the question: why should design research adopt the paradigm of scientific discourse when design can also be considered as being an artistic, technical, political, ethical or critical project?
Journals involved: AA Files, Ark & Arc, Back Cover, Collection, Communication & langages, Design et Culture, Design Issues, The Design Journal, Design Studies, Design Philosophy Papers, Digital Creativity, Dot Dot Dot, Emigre, Graphic, International Journal of Design, Information Design Journal, Journal of Design History, Mode de recherche, Oase, Terrain, Typography Papers, Visible Language, Wildproject.
The best American book of the 20th century
The best American book of the 20th century, a project by artist cooperative Société Réaliste, and designed by Project Projects, consists of the first sentence of the first best-selling book of 1900, as listed; the second sentence of the second best-selling book of 1900, as listed; the third sentence of the third best-selling book of 1900, as listed; the fourth sentence of the fourth best-selling book of 1900, as listed; the fifth sentence of the fifth best-selling book of 1900, as listed; the sixth sentence of the sixth best-selling book of 1900, as listed; the seventh sentence of the seventh best-selling book of 1900, as listed; the eight sentence of the eight best-selling book of 1900, as listed; the ninth sentence of the ninth best-selling book of 1900, as listed; the tenth sentence of the tenth best-selling book of 1900, as listed; the eleventh sentence of the first best-selling book of 1901, as listed; and so on up to the end of the century, to the thousandth sentence of the tenth best-selling book of 1999.
As 'The Best American Book of the 20th Century' travels through the textual materiality of an entire century of mass-produced literature, it suggests intertextual relationships between the narratives of American fiction. Since a multitude of changes in time and culture converse in the book, the project transverses the usual, formal standards of language, questioning power dynamics between reader and writer.
From May 1979 to January of 1987, the East Village Eye, a monthly magazine of popular and avant garde culture, exerted a profound influence that eventually reached across the entire world.
Coverage in the Eye resulted in development of several key "scenes" that eventually evolved into movements felt all over the planet. Some credit the Eye with creating the East Village art scene, which nurtured legendary talents such as Keith Haring and David Wojnarowicz, while the Eye's coverage of other emerging New York artists such as Sue Coe, Barbara Kruger and Kiki Smith helped illuminate the psychosocial conflicts running through the contemporary brain. Many such artists made work specifically for publication in the Eye.
When hip hop started to emerge from the ghettoes of New York, the Eye was there with early stories on historical figures like Afrikaa Bambaataa, Fab Five Freddy, Futura 2000, Run DMC, the Rock Steady Crew and many others. How early? The East Village Eye was the first publication ever to print the words "hip hop".
The mini-symposium entitled "How Hip Hop Came Downtown", September 18 from 6pm at
Printed Matter in New York, will cover the process in which members of New York's media and fine art communities brought rap music, graffiti art and breakdancing from the inner-city ghettos to a wider audience that has since spread across the world. Leading this discussion will be Eye publisher/editor Leonard Abrams, scholar Yazmin Ramirez, musician and multimedia artist Michael Holman, and the celebrated artist and media figure Fab 5 Freddy. Plus special guest appearances!
Roma Publications 1998 – 2014
Installation shot Bremen, ROMA PUBLICATIONS 1998-2012, Research Centre for Artists' Publications, Weserburg, Bremen, 2012
Roma Publications 1998 – 2014 is an exhibition that includes over 230 books and editions published by Roger Willems and Mark Manders in collaboration with a large number of artists, writers and designers.
A publication is typically the end point of a project or exhibition; this exhibition, however, takes the printed format as its point of departure. Books, newspapers, posters and other printed matter are combined with artworks and installations relating to the publisher's identity inside an exhibition dimension. The informal way of bringing art and publications together in a carefully composed exhibition gives clear insight into the working process of Roma Publications, which is based on a collaborative relationship to the artists. Another interesting element of this hybrid approach is that it questions the sometimes thin line between an original and a reproduction, and thus between the exclusiveness of an artwork and the democratic nature of a publication.
The exhibition aims to present the form of the book as an extended media that can involve the exhibition space. Some of the invited artists will contribute to the fading of the distinction between paper and space, image and material, original and reproduction (the print run of Roma Publications' issues varies between 2 and 150.000 copies). Many of these practitioners use the book and printed matter as a central medium in their work, underlining not only the important role of publications to diffuse artistic production, but also in the rethinking of the book medium as an artistic practice.
The independent art publisher Roma Publications, founded in 1998 by artist Mark Manders and graphic designer Roger Willems, works in collaboration with artists, designers, writers and institutions. For the exhibition at the Fondazione Giuliani, from October 11 to December 13 in Rome, the entire in-progress list of over 230 titles will be on display, in addition to a specially created reading room in which visitors can peruse each of the publications. Several new commissions and site-specific artworks will also be included in the exhibition, together with pre-existing works, all by artists who have actively collaborated with and participated in the activities of Roma Publications. With the exception of just two artists, all of these artists will be exhibiting in Rome for the first time, some for the first time in Italy.
Curated by Lorenzo Benedetti and Roger Willems. With contributions by Gwenneth Boelens, Koenraad Dedobbeleer, Marlene Dumas, Geert Goiris, Kees Goudzwaard, Sara van der Heide, Arnoud Holleman, Rob Johannesma, Jan Kempenaers, Irene Kopelman, Bart Lodewijks, Mark Manders, Marc Nagtzaam, Oksana Pasaiko, Petra Stavast, Batia Suter, Raymond Taudin Chabot, Wouter van Riessen, and may others.
On Saturday 11th October, from 11am to 1pm, the Foundation will host a musical performance by Wouter van Riessen, a reading by Nickel van Duijvenboden and an informal conversation with the curators and some of the artists in the exhibition.
The Most Beautiful Swiss Books of the year 2013 – catalogue
The Most Beautiful Swiss Books on an annual basis recognizes excellence in the field of book design and production, as well drawing attention to remarkable and contemporary books by Swiss designers, printers and publishers.
For the catalogue, designers Julien Tavelli and David Keshavjee of Maximage took the idea of the test print to its extreme by subjecting various pages of the book to continuously changing parameters. The result is highly varied, for example, using CMYK and Sixplex printing, matt varnish or no varnish, etc. The various treatments and methods are intermixed with different screening criterions as well. Particularly attractive to those in the industry, such as designers, printers and lithographers, it will also appeal to students and anyone who appreciates visually strong books that are conceptually sophisticated at the same time.
The exhibition is on display until December 13, 2014, at the Centre cultural suisse in Paris, and from September 25 to October 11, 2014, at ECAL, Galerie l'elac in Renens.
The Library Vaccine
View of Vigilance: An Exhibition of Artists Books Exploring Strategies for Social Concern Curated by Lucy R. Lippard and Mike Glier; Franklin Furnace, 1980; Courtesy Mike Glier.
The Library Vaccine, from September 25 to November 9 at Artists Space in New York, is an exhibition that presents a number of discrete collections of books in order to sample art's distinctive relationship to the book form in its singularity, and in its states of reproduction, distribution and accumulation. The exhibition addresses the book as a particular technology, and in its collective state of the private collection, reading room or library, as a social machine – registering social and personal histories, and articulating structures of knowledge and value through the relations between its parts.
Each section of the exhibition presents a collection that loosely corresponds to a decade between the 1960s and the present day, yet it does not seek to survey a recent history of books in or as art; rather it takes the tension between book-as-text and book-as-object as a starting point. The exhibition marks a movement from the egalitarian, curative aspirations of the book as distributed artwork, to these aspirations' subsumption within broader tendencies towards collecting, archiving and the re-circulation of knowledge.
Some sections of the exhibition revolve around curatorial or editorial frameworks that highlight artists' use of the book form, while others focus on the collection or library as a holistic entity. In these contexts the act of collation emphasizes shifts between the private and the common, the artwork and the artifact. The roles of artist, publisher and collector are seen to overlap, and the sequenced content of both the individual book and the massed collection provides sites for the production and articulation of meaning. In each instance, the mode of physical display of the books is considered as an extension of their individual or collective character.
With The Defaced Library Books of Kenneth Halliwell & Joe Orton; Edition Hansjörg Mayer; Vigilance: An Exhibition of Artists' Books Exploring Strategies for Social Concern, after an exhibition curated by Lucy R. Lippard and Mike Glier; The Colin de Land Library; Everything is About to Happen: An ongoing archive of artists' books selected by Gregorio Magnani; & The Library of Helen DeWitt.
Rules of Hypergraphy
Roland Sabatier, hypergraphic photograph, excerpt from the novel Gaffe au golf, 1964.
"Hypergraphy" is an artistic practice developed by the Lettrist avant-garde in the 1950′s. They defined it as "introducing into alphabetic writing not only the art of painting, but the graphics of all people or social categories past and present, as well as the graphics or anti-graphics of every individual imagination".
By means of a timeline drawn by artist Roland Sabatier, the exhibition Rules of Hypergraphy – a project by Paul Gangloff, September 26 to October 5, Extrapool, Nijmegen – shows how the Lettrists situated hypergraphy within the history of writing and painting. It further assembles works by turntablist Marc Matter, (typo)graphic designer Karl Nawrot, graphic designers Our Polite Society and sound poet Jörg Piringer, each of them exemplifying uses of signs and letters that goes beyond writing.
The accompanying publication works as a subtext for the exhibition. It provides further insight into the concept of hypergraphy, but also prolongs the investigation by taking a detour into the relation between the Lettrists and the punks.
Initiales n° 04 – Initiales M.V.
La revue Initiales esquisse les contours d'une galerie de "portraits en creux" en s'organisant autour de "figures-source", existantes ou fictives.
Le quatrième numéro de la revue s'intéresse à l'utopie "réalisée" de Monte Verità, première colonie artistique d'Europe et communauté "contre-culturelle" avant la lettre composée d'artistes, de mystiques et d'anarchistes qui attira Mikhaïl Bakounine, D.H. Lawrence, les Dadaïstes, Hermann Hesse, James Joyce, Isadora Duncan, Suzanne Perrottet, Paul Klee, Gerhart Hauptmann, Max Weber, Ernst Bloch, etc.
Initiales M.V. pour Monte Veritá, du nom de cette colline du canton du Tessin en Suisse où s'implanta, en 1900 et jusqu'à la fin de la Première guerre mondiale, cette communauté d'artistes et anarchistes pré-hippie.
Un collectif donc, à rebours du travail de décryptage d'une figure unique, puisqu'ici, de l'écrivain Herman Hesse au pyschanalyste Otto Gross, en passant par Dalcroze et Laban, deux théoriciens de l'art chorégraphique, les danseuses Mary Wigman et Isadora Duncan ou encore l'économiste Max Weber, c'est toute une galerie de portraits qui s'offre à nous. Et autant de personnalités diverses, réunies temporairement, le temps d'un projet qui connaîtra ses heures de gloire avant une descente aux enfers parfois mal interprétée.
Autre enjeu majeur, la disparition relative de cet épisode qui échappa longtemps aux radars de l'histoire de l'art, jusqu'à sa redécouverte, à la fin des années 1970, par le commissaire d'exposition Harald Szeemann. Et donc une réflexion plus générale sur la question et la matérialité de l'archive. Installé à Tegna, à quelques kilomètres de Monte Veritá, Szeemann fondera successivement, en 1978, 1983 et 1987, trois musées documentant les vestiges de l'ancienne communauté – dont l'un d'entre eux, construit sur le site de l'ancienne Casa Anatta accueille depuis 1981 l'exposition permanente "Les Mamelles de la vérité". Curateur et théroricien culte, Harald Szeemann sera l'une des figures à hanter ce projet éditorial. Le contexte politique, économique et idéologique de cette période, qui présente bien des similitudes avec notre époque, constituera également un angle de lecture.
Lancements, le 11 septembre à la Fondation d'entreprise Ricard à Paris, le 16 septembre dans le cadre de la Biennale de la danse à Lyon, et le 17 septembre au Mamco à Genève.
The Novel That Writes Itself
The Novel That Writes Itself is a finished whole of a novel in progress, initiated in 1978 by the Conceptual artist Allen Ruppersberg.
It all begins with the end of a story, the one about the Colby Poster Printing Company that shut down in December 2012, taking with itself an emblematical graphic identity into history. A Colby poster can be easily distinguished from others and bear the stamp "from L.A.". Multicolored posters with unexpected gradients of flashy, typically Californian colors, the Colby posters, covered with outrageously bold characters, do not respect any typographical rules. Allen Ruppersberg was one of their most faithful and regular customers.
It begins also in 1978, when Allen Ruppersberg has an idea of a work in progress which he would call The Novel That Writes Itself, and which he would make in the shape of a fictionalized autobiography where he would talk of his adventures as a young artist, which he is at the time.
In parallel to this project, he starts to produce aphorisms or enigmatic questions printed on multicolored posters. These posters, the famous Colbys, start to show up at his exhibitions around the middle of the 1980s. He realizes in 1990 that in fact "the novel had written itself" without his knowing. By then, 50 posters had been produced. The Novel That Writes Itself is thus given substance to by Colby Posters through which he shows not only how the characters of his autobiography evolve but also an array of his projects.
The pages of The Novel That Writes Itself, a work whose essentially romanesque nature requires the shape of a book, break away one by one to be put on the walls of galleries or museums. This novel by Allen Ruppersberg takes, in its provisional form, the shape of a renewed installation, enriched with each new presentation. In the footsteps of El Lissitzky who declined the traditional structure of a book by turning its pages into posters, Allen Rupersberg takes a similar approach.
The Novel That Writes Itself finishes to write itself in 2013 with the closing of the Colby Company. Time has come, perhaps, to bring back the classic format of a novel. Allen Ruppersberg, however, has chosen to compensate the constraint of a book by giving it the independence of a poster. The binder holds together a number of separate pages who can keep their original poster-like nature.
Exhibition from September 12 to October 4, 2014, mfc-michèle didier, Paris.


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SPIRITUAL DOUBLE JEOPARDY The 5th Amendment of the United States Constitution contains a clause called "Double Jeopardy". It forbids any one from being tried twice for the same crime. It serves to protect against: 1) a second prosecution for the same offense after acquittal; 2) a second prosecution for the same offense after conviction; and 3) multiple punishments for the same offense. In 1999, Paramount Pictures re- leased a motion picture entitled: "Double Jeopardy". It was about a wife whose husband staged his death and then framed her for his murder. The wife was declared guilty of murder by the judicial system and served six years in prison. After her release, she was placed on parole. She then diligently tracked down her husband and finally confronted him at gunpoint. It was at this moment of the film that she made a statement to him that so accurately describes the legal benefit of Double Jeopardy: "I could shoot you in the middle of Mardi Gras and they can't touch me." Co-star Tommy Lee Jones, who plays the role of her pursuing parole officer, confirmed her statement by saying: "As an ex-Law Professor, I can assure you she is right." As the film draws to a close, she shoots, and kills, the deceitful husband and minutes later the credits role. Due to the "Double Jeopardy" clause in the Constitution, she would not be tried nor serve time in jail again for his actual murder because she"d already been tried and served her time for it. The Bible declares: "As it is written, there is none righteous, no, not one." Also: "For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God" (Romans 3:10, 23). All of mankind stands guilty before God of committing the greatest of all crimes: violating His holy and righteous standards. I find it very interesting that God, who has the highest legal and morality system that exits, also chose to implement the "Double Jeopardy" clause into His law. But how does it work? And who benefits from it? God"s "Double Jeopardy" law works exactly the same as our United States Constitution Jeopardy law does. But it only benefits those who have truly committed their lives to Jesus Christ. Christians can"t be prosecuted, or convicted, by God for their sins a second time because Jesus Christ was already prosecuted and convicted as a substitute in our place when he died on the cross! He was actually convicted by the Supreme Court of Heaven for our crimes (sins) and no second prosecution can take place! God has granted us an acquittal and there will be no "multiple" punishment for our offenses. Time for our offenses has been served, God"s justice has been satisfied, and we law-breakers of God cannot be judged a second time! This is the gospel news. Jesus paid it all! The scriptures conclude: "Now it was not written for his sake alone, that it was imputed to him; but for us also, to whom it shall be imputed, if we believe on him that raised up Jesus our Lord from the dead; who was delivered for our offences, and was raised again for our justification" (Romans 4:23-25). Also: "For he (God) has made him (Jesus) to be sin for us, who never sinned, that we might be made the righteousness of God in him" (2 Corinthians 5:21).
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YouTube brings 60fps support to its mobile Android app
Even though mobile devices are of course much more convenient, there are times when you'd rather do something on the desktop version of an app because the quality is so much better. One of those things is watch YouTube videos, spefically, action videos or gaming trailers or walk-throughs, etc. But now, your YouTube mobile app has something to sing (or rather, watch) about as the video sharing giant brings the 60 frames per second support for Android devices. They are also bringing changes and improvements to both desktop and mobile, most of which will be applied in the coming weeks.


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Topic Status: Some information in this topic is preview and subject to change in future releases. Preview information describes new features or changes to existing features in Microsoft SQL Server 2016 Community Technology Preview 2 (CTP2).
Performs a bitwise exclusive OR operation between two integer values, and sets a value to the result of the operation.
Applies to: SQL Server (SQL Server 2008 through current version), Azure SQL Database, Azure SQL Data Warehouse Public Preview.
Returns the data type of the argument with the higher precedence. For more information, see Data Type Precedence (Transact-SQL).
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Question: Does Limoncello Mellow In The Freezer?
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When he died, all the black Mardi Gras Indians came out and kissed the ground in front of his house.
By the finale—a parade of black models done up like Mardi Gras floats—Arora had returned Paco Rabanne to the history books.
That is the sense of the Saturnalia, of Mardi Gras and of these moments of entertainment.
1690s, from French, literally "fat Tuesday," from mardi "Tuesday" (12c., from Latin Martis diem "day of the planet Mars;" see Tuesday) + gras "fat," from Latin crassus, "thick." Day of eating and merrymaking before the fasting season of Lent.
An annual festival held in France on the day before Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent. Mardi Gras is French for "Fat Tuesday" — meaning it is the last opportunity to eat rich food before the fast of Lent begins. It is related to celebrations elsewhere, called "carnivals," from the Latin words carne and vale, "meat" and "farewell," meaning a farewell to meat before the abstinence of Lent.
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Three floors of what will be an 11-story Hilton Garden Inn are already up just east of the Hampton Inn.
"If what has been proposed happens next door, the future here is very bright," Farmer said. "You're talking six hotels within a block of this property, and then all the housing that will be coming in. You've got an influx of people coming in, and Oklahoma City is coming back into its own with downtown."


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|Reviews for A Brick in the Wall
| Sandi chapter 28 . 5/5
I do so hope that this will be finished. Every time I read it, I wait in anticipation that it will have an ending
| Jl chapter 28 . 4/12
We're waiting with baited breath to see what happens next! Still waiting after almost 7 months.
| combat fan chapter 28 . 3/16
"you're killin' me, Smalls"
every day I check...nuthin. I wish you weren't so good. I wouldn't miss your work so much.
| guest chapter 28 . 1/11
I was so hoping for the next chapter by now. It seems like a very long time since the last one. Please don't abandon this story when it is so close to an end. Your writing is so wonderful and I'm sure your ending chapter will be the same.
| Barbara chapter 1 . 1/9
Well, thank you for all the time you spent on this work. It was much enjoyed by your many fans. You have a gift and nailed the characters and the universe. While the sympathetic characters were the obvious heart of the story I was especially impressed with the texture you brought to the story's two villians, the torturer and the weather. The torturer was multidimensional, and the interaction between him and Cage was revealing. The role played by nature (and I am not discounting pine cones) was also well developed and provided tension in several chapters. The only weakness to be found was usually in spoken syntax or references more coherent in our time than the characters, and those were few and easily overlooked. All in all a major contribution has been made to the Combat fan fiction library.
| 2 yr fan chapter 28 . 11/16/2014
This has been an awesome ride and since I can't write, I appreciate the time and effort that goes into it. That said, I have to add that this has definitely cured me of reading works in progress. Just can't take it
| Cl 63 chapter 1 . 10/29/2014
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I just read the latest reviews and it seems I'm not the only one looking for more. I check the number of chapters every now and then hoping to see a 29! (or even more)
| JL chapter 28 . 10/29/2014
I know that all your multitude of fans are awaiting the end of your great tale. They want the end, but of course they want it to go on. All things end. Perhaps an epilogue would be
Appropriate. This last chapter was so telling about Hanley.
Again, thank you.
| Guest chapter 28 . 10/23/2014
I didn't review by the Chapter because I was anxious to get to the next Chapter...This is an amazingly good story, well written...I love both characters... though the Lieutenant has always been my favorite. I posted not long ago that the Lieutenant would go through hell in gasoline drawers (an old saying) for Saunders... this story validates that for both of them...and for Caje. This has been the first time I have read your work, Donna told me about it and gave me the link... it certainly won't be the last. You weave a story magnificently... Thank you... Iris Motley
| Guest chapter 10 . 10/23/2014
Just keeps getting better and better...
| Guest chapter 1 . 10/23/2014
I found it interesting...catches your attention right away...well-written. I am enjoying the read...the descriptions are well done...
| Cl63 chapter 28 . 10/9/2014
Just reread the last 10 chapters again. Um, at the risk of being a pain, could you do another chapter? Please?
| twobrothers chapter 28 . 10/7/2014
Very realistic story. The closeness of soldiers who served together is impossible to break. As the daughter of a World War II vet, I appreciate the time you have taken to write about the brave men who served in that terrible war (and any other). Love the relationships between Hanley, Saunders, and Caje.
| JL chapter 2 . 10/4/2014
Ch.28. Hanley's lack of self esteem is part of him. The patrol going wrong was not his fault. None of his men would ever suffer from it. There were hints of it during the tale. As the dr. Said it was below the courage and caring for those he was in charge of.
| WisdomWright chapter 1 . 10/3/2014
Had trouble posting a review. Had to go back to chapter 1 to make it work.
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If Hanley has low self esteem it must be temporary because the patrol went so wrong or else he puts up a good front. There would probably be deep psychological implications for the squad members involved. Even the doctor in the chapter suffers PTSD. My Grandfather was a CB in the Pacific Theater. Since they had heavy equipment they were called on to bury the mass casualties. He woke up screaming for some time after the war and rarely talked about it. Wars ruin lives in so many ways. Sad they still occur.


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Scripps Research faculty oppose merger
Marletta and USC have not responded to numerous requests for comment.
Scripps Research was once affiliated with Scripps Health, which runs the Scripps network of hospitals. That combination of basic research and health care helped fundraising, said David Mitchell, a former top fundraiser for Scripps. Grateful patients donated large sums of money, which helped both research and clinical operations.
Then the two Scripps entities separated in the 1990s.
"In my view, had they stayed in the old umbrella arrangement, like when I first came to Scripps in 1987, I honestly don't think they ever would have had a problem on the philanthropy side," Mitchell said Friday.
The faculty leaders said they're not entirely opposed to a financial deal with USC, but they sharply disagreed with the current provisions, which they didn't specify. Their email said: "We understand that institutions like Scripps face serious financial challenges and have to face up to that reality. Under the right terms, and being fully protective of the 'TSRI Brand' and culture, merger with USC or another institution could be an option for TSRI.
"From the information disseminated so far, the terms of the proposed merger with USC are not even close to what it would take to build faculty support. From this perspective, the chairs and the faculty as a whole believe that remaining independent is a far better option."
James Paulson, chair of the department of cell and molecular biology, told U-T San Diego: "The sentiments expressed (in the email) represent the collective sentiments of the department heads. I can say the letter was signed by all of the active chairs on both campuses."
He stressed that the email was meant to be private.
UC San Diego's Khosla said that "Intellectually, (Scripps Research scientists) are more of a fit with us than somebody else."
He added that "Typically, I would not have thought of connecting with (Scripps Research) as strongly were it not for the properties of this (Torrey Pines) Mesa, where there is a powerhouse of health and biological sciences — Salk, us, Sanford-Burnham, TSRI. ... It is not clear to me that that culture would be maintained if somebody else came from the outside and absorbed the institutions.
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1996 Lexus ES300 Question: my car does not start 80% of the time.
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Prep: 15 min
Cook: 1 hr 7 min
Total: 1 hr 27 min
- 1/4 cup unbleached or all-purpose flour
- 1 1/2 teaspoons dried sage
- 4 lean pork loin chops (1 pound), trimmed of all visible fat
- 1 onion, halved and thinly sliced
- 3 Granny Smith apples, peeled and sliced
- 1 pound sauerkraut, rinsed, drained, and squeezed of excess moisture
- 1 1/2 cups frozen sliced carrots, thawed
- 2 cups apple cider or apple juice
- 3/4 pound small red potatoes, halved
- 1 teaspoon olive oil
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
1. Position 1 rack in the upper third of the oven. Preheat the oven to 350°F.
2. On a large shallow plate, combine the flour and sage. Mix with a fork. Dip both sides of each pork chop into the mixture to coat. Reserve the flour mixture. Coat a large Dutch oven with nonstick spray. Set over mediumhigh heat. Cook the chops for 2 minutes per side, or until browned. Remove to a plate.
3. Coat the pot with nonstick spray. Add the onion and apples. Cook, stirring often, for 5 minutes, or until soft. Cover with the pork chops, sauerkraut, carrots, and apple cider or apple juice. Sprinkle with the reserved flour mixture. Stir the toppings to combine.
4. Cover and bake in the lower third of the oven, stirring occasionally, for 1 hour, or until the pork is tender when pierced with a sharp knife.
5. After 20 minutes, coat a large roasting pan with nonstick spray. Place the potatoes in the pan.Drizzle with the oil. Sprinkle with the salt. Toss to combine. Bake on the upper oven rack for 40 minutes, stirring occasionally, or until golden and tender.
Nutritional Facts per serving
Calories 417 cal
Fat 7.7 g
Saturated fat 2.3 g
Cholesterol 62.4 mg
Sodium 995.6 mg
Carbohydrates 58.2 g
Total sugars 29.1 g
Dietary fiber 7.7 g
Protein 28.8 g


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