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Do you love the Arboretum? Join us TODAY!
CLICK HERE to GIVE on May 5th
What it is…
May 5th is our region's BIG Day of Giving, a 24-hour online giving challenge for the entire community. The UC Davis Arboretum and Public Garden, along with 500+ other local non-profits, will be asking you to support what you value and love.
Last year, support from generous donors during Big Day of Giving helped us expand our FREE public programs in the Arboretum. This year we want to do even more and have set a goal to raise $12,000 in one day!
Why give?
Our learning landscapes and student leaders are having an IMPACT by connecting people with plants, inspiring action through teaching about water-conserving gardening and empowering children and adults to be environmental stewards.
Here are 5 REASONS to give…and counting. Tell us about your reason!
How can I give?
- On May 5th, starting at 12:00 a.m. midnight for 24 hours until 11:59 p.m., visit arboretum.ucdavis.edu and click the Big Day of Giving button to donate
- Gifts start at $25.
- All donations are made via a secure online site.
Help us win incentive prizes… you may get a prize, too!
We'll be competing with other non-profits to win bonus cash prizes to boost the giving total. Plus we're offering special thank you gifts to our donors who give during Big Day of Giving. Stay tuned for more details coming soon!
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- "Like" us on Facebook
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- "Follow" us on Instagram
- Share this event with your family and friends through social media. Ask people in your network to show their love for the Arboretum, too, by giving on May 5.
Thank you!
2013 Volunteer appreciation garden party
On May 30, close to 100 volunteers along with their significant others, were celebrated at the Arboretum's annual volunteer appreciation dinner—a garden party held near the Peter J. Shields Oak Grove and our gazebo. The sun setting behind the historic trees, our incomparable late spring evening weather, and speeches from grateful Arboretum staff were just a few of the evening's highlights.
We are so appreciative of our volunteers' dedication and enthusiasm. The resource that the Arboretum has become to the campus and community would not be possible without their participation. If you are interested in becoming a volunteer, stay tuned to our e-newsletter where we will keep you posted about upcoming volunteer orientations this fall or winter. If you haven't yet signed up to receive it, email email@example.com with the subject line "e-news" and we will add you to our list.
Arboretum annual appeal matching challenge deadline extended!
Dr. Eric Conn (pictured left) has seen how his contributions have made a difference at the Arboretum. Now he's hoping his gift inspires you to make a difference too. Give a gift to the Friends annual appeal, or make a tribute dedication in the Arboretum, and he'll match your gift dollar-for-dollar, up to a total match of $30,000! What an easy way to make a greater impact with your giving. Plus we've extended the deadline for this special matching challenge to February 15, so everyone has a chance to participate.
Why does the Arboretum need to ask for support in addition to memberships? The University provides basic support for the Arboretum each year but it's not even enough to fund staffing and care of the existing garden collections. Over 50% of the Arboretum's annual budget must come from other community sources such as individual donations, grants, and other gifts. Given the fiscal realities of the University budget, community support for the Arboretum is more critical than ever.
So, please consider these two ways to give this year. Both qualify for Dr. Conn's matching challenge.
Annual Appeal: If you love the Arboretum we ask you to give generously to the Friends annual appeal, above and beyond annual membership dues. You should have received a letter from the Friends in late November about this year's appeal. Annual appeal contributions help fund the Arboretum in all areas of operations, everything from maintaining and enhancing the gardens to putting on public education programs for children and adults.
Tribute Dedications: Many visitors ask how they can make a gift with lasting value to the Arboretum that also honors a loved one. There are several dedication options currently available. These range from unique Art-Science Fusion tiles and plaques in the Shields Oak Grove to hardwood benches in beautiful areas of the Arboretum. In addition to honoring a special person or event in your life, these gifts help us maintain the Arboretum for the enjoyment of everyone who uses them.
To everyone who has recently made a gift, we extend our sincere thanks for your support this year. If you have questions about the annual appeal, tribute gift options or would like to make a gift, please contact Suzanne Ullensvang at (530) 752-8324 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Remember Me
On Wednesday night's show Tweedy focused on many of Wilco's best known songs including "I
Am Trying To Break Your Heart," "Jesus, Etc.," "California Stars," "A Shot In The Arm" and
"I'm The Man Who Loves You," before digging deep into his repertoire last night.
performance saw opening act Scott McCaughey emerge to join Jeff on covers of "Oklahoma
U.S.A." by The Kinks of John Lennon's "God." Tweedy worked plenty of banter into both
shows as he ranted about Cheez-Its on Wednesday (a running gag that continued into
Thursday) and called San Francisco the greatest place to play music last night. He also
worked a mention of "Garcia" into his performance of "God" as one of the things the singer
doesn't believe in.
Here's a look at both setlists:
Jeff Tweedy
Wednesday, December 11, 2013
The Fillmore
San Francisco, CA
Set: I Am Trying to Break Your Heart, New Madrid, No More Poetry,
Cars Can't Escape, Remember the Mountain Bed, Sunken Treasure, Dawned On Me, You And
I, A Magazine Called Sunset, A Long Time Ago, Bull Black Nova, One True Vine, Pecan Pie,
Either Way, Born Alone, Jesus, Etc., California Stars, Not For The Season, A Shot in the
Encore: Kamera, Passenger Side, I'm the Man Who Loves You, Give
Back The Key To My Heart
Jeff Tweedy
Thursday, December 12, 2013
The Fillmore
San Francisco, CA
Set: Via Chicago, Far, Far Away, Lost Love, At Least That's What
You Said > I'm Always In Love, I Might, Hesitating Beauty, Please Tell My
Brother!, One By One, Please Tell My Brother@, Radio Cure, Art Of Almost, Shakin'
Sugar, So
Much Wine, The Ruling Class, If That's Alright, Radio King, Forget The Flowers,
Spiders (Kidsmoke), Misunderstood#
Encore: Oklahoma U.S.A.$, God$, I Got You (At The End of the Century),
Gun, The Late Greats, California Stars, Dreamer In My Dreams%
Notes: ! – Aborted, @ - w/"My Two Fathers"
interlude, # – Beginning performed at edge of stage w/o PA system, $ -w/Scott
McCaughey on acoustic guitar and backing vocals, $ – Performed at edge of stage w/o
PA system
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In association with Asia's leading retail experts
Ferns N Petals (FNP), the Indian flower retail chain, is planning to sell some of its equity to a foreign company.
The privately-held company is in talks with US firms in the same line of business, founder chairman Vikaas Gutgutia told Business Standard. He added it was also scouting for partners in the domestic market (worth INR1,000 crore (INR10 billion, USD204.02 million) annually).


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Uni Restaurant Review: With Clio, Ken Oringer developed a reputation for groundbreaking creativity --- albeit at wallet-crumpling prices. With Uni, Clio's adjacent sashimi bar, he clinched it. To put it bluntly, don't come here if you don't plan to overindulge. If you do, you're in for a treat. To nab one of the 15-20 seats in the posh, modern lounge (or handful at the raw bar) is to gain unique insight into the culinary possibilities of raw seafood. It comes from everywhere: Tokyo's Tsukiji Market, the Chilean coast, the brackish waters off our own Cape. The results are swimming-fresh. The menu changes daily due to availability and may include Maine sea urchin, Japanese yellowfin, Spanish bass or Faroe Islands salmon. The signature smoked uni spoon --- Maine sea urchin with a quail egg yolk and osetra caviar topped with chives --- tastes more of ancient mysteries than anything as pedestrian as flavor. Hon hamachi toro is an indulgence of fresh Japanese yellowtail belly topped with black truffle vinaigrette. The list goes on and on, a purely Oringerian catalog of exotic juxtapositions: monkfish liver; tuna ceviche with coconut, chiles and lemongrass; warm Kumamoto oysters with black garlic and Chinese sausage. The Uni experience tastes even better when paired with cocktails with names like the Corpse Reviver.
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Thank you for volunteering. Thank you for stepping up. Thank you for keeping us strong, for always making us proud. It's because of you that with honor we were able to end the way in Iraq. Because of you that we delivered justice to Osama bin Laden. Because of you it's even possible to give Afghans a chance to determine their own destiny.
- President Barack Obama, at the Commander-in-Chief Inaugural Ball, Jan. 21, in Washington, D.C.
Obama thanks service members, families at CINC Inaugural Ball
You experience an event that is outside the normal realm of human comprehension ... You go through therapy, you feel better, you do work, you function, but it's always there it's just over your shoulder.
- George Noel Crawford, a former Soldier who served 18 years in the Army Medical Service Corps, speaks about his post traumatic stress experiences, which he feels is outside the realm of normal human comprehension
Soldier relives traumatic experience, implores others to seek help
Related: Army.mil: Ready and Resilient
150 Years: The Battle of Gettysburg: The American Civil War
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COMING SOON: Redesigned STAND-TO! website: http:www.army.mil/standto
Jan. 21: Martin Luther King's Birthday (NO STAND-TO!)
Black History Month- Visit website: African Americans in the U.S. Army
National Patient Recognition Month
Feb. 18: President's Day Holiday (NO STAND-TO!)
Feb. 20- 22- AUSA's ILW Winter Symposium & Exposition
Reserve Component Support of the National Capital Region - Integrated Air Defense System
What is it?
The Reserve Component Support of the National Capital Region - Integrated Air Defense System (NCR-IADS) task force provides command and control of radar and ground-based air defense systems to protect critical assets in the NCR.
The mission began in 2001 with three 'clear skies' exercises to determine if sentinel radars could effectively contribute to the air defense coverage plan, involving elements of the 3rd Infantry Division, Fort Stewart, Ga., and the 1st Cavalry Division, Fort Hood, Texas. These exercises in support of Operation Noble Eagle demonstrated the importance of the sentinel radar and the enhanced ability that the Avenger STC (slew-to-cue) provides.
What has the Army done?
In April 2003, Soldiers from the 1-204th Air Defense Artillery (ADA), Mississippi Army National Guard, arrived at Fort Bliss, Texas, to begin training for their mission to relieve 4-5th ADA in defense of the NCR. This act began the mission transition from the active component to members of the Army National Guard for the ongoing defense of the NCR. Units from the South Carolina, Florida, Ohio, Mississippi and North Dakota Army National Guard were tasked to staff the Joint Air Defense Operations Center (JADOC) and a supporting Short Range Air Defense Battalion.
First Army Division West trainers provide pre-mobilization, post-mobilization training and ADA crew-level training support. Unit leaders are provided an initial assessment of their unit as well as monthly training assistance visits during the pre-mobilization period to improve readiness. First Army trainers also provide training support during Exercise America's Shield, a collective training event hosted by 263rd Army Air and Missile Defense Command (AAMDC) during the pre- mobilization period in order to reduce time required at the mobilization station. A culminating training event is conducted at Fort Bliss to serve as the final training validation for the JADOC command and control element and Avenger battalions.
What efforts does the Army plan to continue in the future?
The Army National Guard has played a major role in the defense of the NCR since 9/11. First Army Division West continues to provide tough, realistic training for National Guard units during their pre- and post-mobilization periods as they prepare for deployment to the NCR. Operational readiness exercises are conducted regularly while a unit is performing the NCR-IADS mission to ensure it remains mission-ready.
Why is this important to the Army?
Defense of the NCR is critical to our nation's homeland defense. The inclusion of National Guard air defense units highlights the significant contributions and critical total Army force mission sets that reserve component air and missile defense units bring to homeland air defense.
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Archive: April, 2011
Peter Dobrin, Inquirer Classical Music Critic
One of the now-forgotten goals of the Kimmel Center was to wrap the Philadelphia Orchestra in friendlier packaging. The elegant Academy of Music was formal, some argued, and put the orchestra at arm's length. The Kimmel, it turns out, hasn't done a very good job of making new friends for the orchestra, and you might wonder if the move to the Kimmel has contributed to the orchestra's attendance problems and, by extension, its bankruptcy.
That's a bigger topic we'll soon explore - that, plus the questions of whether the Kimmel's rent is indeed high (as the orchestra claims), and the extent to which the arrival of a hungry new cultural organization has drawn fund-raising support away from the orchestra.
But for today, on the subject of whether the Kimmel can be made friendlier, we have coverage of a master plan for which Kimmel leaders are now raising money. The big renovation will come in phrases, with the most likely next steps (after this summer's already funded work) to involve the basement Innovation Studio, which will be given its own entrance and lobby space.
Peter Dobrin, Inquirer Classical Music Critic
Ricardo Morales, principal clarinetist of the Philadelphia Orchestra since 2003, will join the New York Philharmonic as principal clarinetist starting in September 2012.
Morales will continue with Philadelphia through the end of the 2011-12 season, and will return in 2012-13 for Yannick Nézet-Séguin's first season as music director in those weeks in which Nézet-Séguin conducts, a Philadelphia Orchestra spokeswoman said.
At the Philharmonic, Morales succeeds Stanley Drucker, principal clarinetist from 1960–2009. Morales was previously a principal in the Metropolitan Opera orchestra.
Peter Dobrin, Inquirer Classical Music Critic
The Philadelphia Orchestra Association's bankruptcy petition received its first hearing Wednesday. Details in The Inquirer here.
Peter Dobrin, Inquirer Classical Music Critic
Two names we never thought we'd see together: Perez Hilton and the Philadelphia Orchestra.
But the celeb blogger is "very, very sad" about the orchestra's bankruptcy, he writes: "Hopefully they can figure something out!"
We couldn't have said it better ourselves.
Peter Dobrin, Inquirer Classical Music Critic
The Philadelphia Orchestra Association's bankruptcy petition will be heard starting Wednesday by Judge Eric L. Frank. A few details, as well as reaction, here.
Peter Dobrin, Inquirer Classical Music Critic
Yannick Nézet-Séguin, slated to take over the Philadelphia Orchestra a year from this fall, responded to the orchestra's bankruptcy vote with this note to the board:
Dear All,
What is "the Philadelphia Sound"? To me, it is the most beautiful sound in the world, because it is the sound of the hearts and souls of a fantastic group of women and men, passionately commited to share the most wonderful art form to the widest audience possible. This is why I humbly accepted the wonderful task of guiding and nurturing this "Philadelphia Sound" for the years to come.
Peter Dobrin, Inquirer Classical Music Critic
The Philadelphia Orchestra Association wasted no time between voting for bankruptcy and executing the actual filing. The orchestra's lawyers filed 1,704 pages of documentation Saturday, according to the database of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Eastern District of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia).
The filing covers the Philadelphia Orchestra, the Academy of Music and the Philly Pops. I haven't had a chance to read the entire filing, but it appears to cover matters such as asking the court's permission to continue paying insurance, utilities, relationships with critical contractors, etc., and outlining administrative procedures.
It is Bankruptcy Petition #11-13098-elf.
Peter Dobrin, Inquirer Classical Music Critic
The Philadelphia Orchestra board Saturday voted in favor of filing Chapter 11. More here.


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Colt Ford's latest ahead of Saturday show
Colt Ford visits The Rave Saturday night in a show that has been reformatted into a Packers Playoff party. Opening act Chasin' Mason will perform during halftime of the Packers-49ers game and Ford will hit the stage 10 minutes after the conclusion of the game.
The former professional golfer turned country rapper has been riding the success of last year's chart-topping fourth studio album, "Declaration of Independence." While the roughneck album resonated with Ford's growing legion of fans, his brand of in-your-face hick hop has yet to resonate in a big way with country radio. This is actually a bit surprising, since he's long featured big country stars on each of his albums and the guest list on the new album includes Kix Brooks, Montgomery Gentry, Darius Rucker, Jason Aldean and Jake Owens (who will be opening for Aldean at June 29 at Summerfest.) »Read Full Blog Post
The five most memorable moments at the Grammys
In revisiting the most memorable moments of the 55th Grammy Awards, there are several places we can start. Shall we begin with the surprise album of the year victory by Mumford & Sons? Or with the hearty superstar tribute to Levon Helm? Or perhaps with Katy Perry's provocative dress, the most revealing outfit since J. Lo's chest-plunging ensemble (or lack thereof)?
For this Grammy post-mortem I'll be keeping my eyes on the music (although you should really check out this pic of Ellen DeGeneres with Perry). Photos below courtesy of Reuters. »Read Full Blog Post
Mumford & Sons wins album of the year at Grammys
British folk band Mumford & Sons pulled off a surprise victory at the 55th annual Grammy Awards on Sunday night, winning album of the year away from fellow nominees the Black Keys, and fun., who were dominating the night.
Before the nominations were announced last year, Mumford was an early favorite to win music's biggest prize. Its sophomore album, "Babel," had the second-highest week of sales last year according to Billboard, and the band's sweeping, banjo-strumming style paved the way for a lucrative folk renaissance, inspiring other acts like the Lumineers and Phillip Phillips, who've also had big sales successes. »Read Full Article(2)
Despite memo, Grammy red carpet features plenty of skin
Los Angeles - A warning not to show too much skin didn't seem to deter the stars out Sunday for the Grammy Awards.
Jennifer Lopez was among those showing off thigh-high - or higher - openings in their dresses, and she joked about it as she took the stage to present an award. Katy Perry showed down-to-there cleavage in a seafoam gown. »Read Full Article
Classical producer Alspaugh wins Grammy for Florentine/MSO recording
A project with ties to Milwaukee won a Grammy Award early Sunday night in the hours before the start of the 55th annual awards show in Los Angeles.
Blanton Alspaugh won the Grammy for classical producer of the year, in part for his work on the Florentine Opera and the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra's recording of "Davis: Rio De Sangre," an original opera from Don Davis. »Read Full Article
Mayfair celebrating Chinese Lunar New Year on Feb. 16
Shoppers at Mayfair this weekend may find the place looking more festive than usual. To celebrate the end of winter and the arrival of Chinese New Year, the mall will host its second Chinese Lunar New Year celebration from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. on Saturday.
Which explains the food samples, dancers and tai chi demonstrations. »Read Full Article
Kaplan's revue a musical tribute to friendship
The enduring theme in the many collaborations between James Kaplan and the late Fred Alley was friendship, through which others pull us out of ourselves and challenge us to grow.
It's therefore only fitting that Kaplan's latest - a moving show that honors Alley, the creative force behind American Folklore Theatre, in so many ways - is titled "Jimmy Kaplan and Friends." It opened over the weekend in the Sunset Playhouse's Studio Theatre in Elm Grove. »Read Full Article


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ROBBED OF THEIR FEMININITY; Tracey Was Told Her Hysterectomy Would Save Her Life. in Fact, as with Thousands of Other Women like Her, the Surgery WASN'T Essential. So Are They Being Needlessly
Byline: Frances Hardy and Victoria LamBert
AFTER doctors told her she had advanced ovarian cancer and needed an urgent hysterectomy, Tracey Murray's life spiralled into chaos. 'My consultant said the cancer was extensive. I discovered that without surgery I could die within a year,' she recalls.
'The shock, of course, was profound. I was told I'd need six months of chemotherapy following the operation and that after that, my chances of living for five years were 50 per cent. I was devastated.'
Consider, then, the mix of emotions that ensued when, three weeks after Tracey, a 41-year-old divorcee, had her womb, both ovaries and cervix removed, she was told that she did not, after all, have any form of cancer.
In fact she had endometriosis, a common condition in which pieces of her womb lining had embedded in an ovary. And it could have been treated by cutting away the affected cells or destroying them by laser; indeed, it might have needed no treatment at all. In either case, her hysterectomy had been unnecessary. 'The surgeon told me: "It's good news. You haven't got cancer."
And I thought: "Gosh, I'm lucky," recalls Tracey, a writer. 'But by now I was feeling absolutely awful; far worse than I did before the operation, when I'd actually been feeling very healthy.'
And in the following months it only got worse. 'I now feel as though my sexuality has been destroyed. My libido and sex life have been obliterated. I can't have children now -- although I'd hoped to one day -- but I think I can learn to live with that. It is the fact that I can never retrieve my sexuality that is devastating.'
For Tracey, this common operation -- 60,000 to 70,000 are performed in Britain each year -- had not proved to be a godsend, but a curse. And her case is far from isolated.
While experts have warned that the operation is absolutely necessary for cancer, critics claim the invasive procedure has become over-used.
It's increasingly seen as a bit of a 'one-size-fitsall' procedure for 'female' problems -- that is at best unnecessary and at worst painful, leaving long-term emotional scarring.
Rick Schweikert, programme director of the HERS Foundation, a non-profit organisation in the U.S. which educates women about hysterectomy, says he'd like to see it go the way of tonsillectomy and effectively be phased out.
Dr Woodruff Walker, a consultant diagnostic and interventional radiologist and lead clinician in gynaecological cancer at the Royal Surrey Hospital, concedes that many hysterectomies are performed needlessly.
'I don't think anyone seriously doubts that this is the case,' he says. 'And aside from the psychological and health implications of having a hysterectomy, there are potential cosmetic impacts: the incision can leave quite a disfiguring scar.
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Some Rules to Live by…
• Happiness comes from within. We spend way too much of our lives looking for outside validation and approval that eludes us. Turns out, it's been an inside job all along. Go inward.
• Be grateful for everything. The good, the bad, the ugly. Our entire life is a precious gift. The pleasure, the pain — it's all part of our path.
• Subtle shifts in perception will transform your entire life. When feeling fearful, angry, hurt, simply choose to see a situation differently.
• In being true to yourself, you can't possibly make everybody else happy. Still, it's better to risk being disliked for living your truth than to be loved for what you are pretending to be.
• The world is our mirror. What we love in others is a reflection of what we love about ourselves. What upsets us about others is a strong indication of what we need to look at more closely within ourselves.
• Everybody comes into our life for a reason. It is up to us to be open to the lesson they are meant to teach. The more someone rubs us the wrong way, the greater the lesson. Take notes.
• Trust. In troubled times, just know that the Universe has your back and everything is going to be alright. If you're not there yet, trust in hindsight you will understand. Your higher good is being supported, always.
• Never take things personally. What others do is a reflection of what's going on in their own life and probably has little or nothing to do with you.
• A walk in nature cures a lot. Taking in some fresh air and the beautiful landscape of this earth is amazingly head-clearing, grounding, and mood-lifting. Bonus: You can learn a whole lot about life in your observation of the awesomeness which is nature.
• Hurt people hurt people. Love them anyway. Although, it's totally okay to love them from a distance.
• You have to feel it to heal it. Bring your fears and weaknesses front and center and shine a blazing spotlight on them because the only way out is through. The hurt of facing the truth is SO worth it in the long run, I swear.
• Perfectionism is an illusion. A painful one at that. Ease up. Strive for excellence, sure, but allow yourself room to make mistakes and permission to be happy regardless of outcome.
• Take the blinders off. Don't become so laser-focused on your own goals and desires that you miss out on the beauty in life and the people around you. The world is stunningly beautiful when you walk around with eyes wide open.
• Celebrate the journey. It's not all about the destination. Savor all of your successes, even the small ones.
• Forgiveness is not so much about the other person. It's about you and for you so that you can gain the peace and freedom you deserve. Forgive quickly and often.
• Don't take life too seriously! Nobody gets out alive anyway. Smile. Be goofy. Take chances. Have fun.
• Surround yourself with people who love and support you. And, love and support them right back! Life is too short for anything less.
• Learn the delicate dance. Have big beautiful dreams and vision. Chase them with much passion. But, also hold on to them all ever so lightly. Be flexible and willing to flow as life comes at you.
• Giving is the secret to receiving. Share your wisdom, your love, your talents. Share freely and be amazed at how much beauty in life flows back to you.
• You cannot give what you do not have. be careful not to give too much. If you empty out your own cup completely, you will have nothing left to give. Balance is key.
• Say "YES!" to everything that lights you up. Say "no", unapologetically, to anything that takes away from that light Time is one of our most precious resources that we can never get back. Manage it wisely.
• Sometimes we outgrow friendships. It doesn't mean they're bad or you're bad. It just means you're on different paths. Hold them in your heart, but when they start to hurt or hold you back, it's time to give space or let go.
• Fear is often a very good indicator of what we really want and need in our life. Let it be your compass and enjoy the exciting adventure it leads you on.
• The answer to most problems is usually through the pain.
• Let those that you love know it often and enthusiastically. You can never say it or show it too much. Your time, total presence, love, and genuine concern for their wellness is the greatest gift of all.
• Life is a collection of highs and lows. It is what we do with them that matters. We need them both to grow to our fullest potential. Just hang on tight and enjoy the ride.
• We are all connected.
• Practice daily gratitude for all the blessings in your life, large and small. Not only is this a high vibe practice that feels amazing, in practicing regularly you are creating space for even more abundance — of joy, love, health, and prosperity.
• We are not the center of the universe, although our ego can make us feel that way at times. Step outside of that way of thinking and see the world and other people's perspective in a whole new beautiful light.
Leadership and creativity
Leadership and creativity
Engaging our community is not always easy. Every day we must decide whether to put our contributions out there or keep them to ourselves. New initiatives and ideas can feel risky. But leadership is worth it when our voice makes a difference, when we put our ideas on the line and make the lives of those around you better. How can your voice, ideas, leadership, and creativity have a larger impact on your community and the lives of other?
Challenge Your Perception
"The who of the teacher is important, because we teach who we are," P. J. Palmer (1997).
Our personal perceptions impact how we and others will respond. If a principal at a school, for example, concludes that the department's budget problems result from overspending, then they will cut expenses. If they see the problem as inadequate allocations from central administration, they will lobby for more resources. If the principal believes the budget crisis stems from inattention to revenue generation, they might turn to new program development. If it is embezzlement, a call to the [campus] police is in order. (Bolman & Gallos, 2011, p19). How community leaders see the world impacts them and those around them.
This also applies to us (each student in this class) as well. We are all conservation leaders in our communities. Our communities are impacted by who we are, by how we see the world. Because our perceptions of the world (for example, hope versus despair) affects our personal realities and, by default our behaviors, they also impact conservation in our communities. We need to be aware of this.
Have you considered how you see the world? How your vision may be affecting conservation in your community? Please take a moment to read the story below before engaging and answering this week's readings. If you have already answered before reading this post, consider the 'who you are as a conservation leader in your community' idea for the follow-up answers.
A story on perception
The importance of perception can be captured in a story told by Frank Koch in Proceedings, the magazine of the Naval Institute. Below is an embellished transcript of an allegedly actual radio conversation of a U.S. naval ship with the Canadian authorities off the coast of Newfoundland in October, 1995. This radio conversation was allegedly released by the Chief of Naval Operations 10-10-95, though later the authorities denied having done so.
October, 1995. The fog was thick as Naval Officer, Captain Noname, maneuvered a US fleet, in a training exercise meant to bring the US fleet down to the seas south of Iraq and prepare for potential military action. In the middle of the maneuver, as night fell, the visibility got poorer, with patchy fog, so the captain remained on the bridge keeping an eye out. Shortly after nightfall, the lookout on the wing of the bridge reported, "Light, bearing on the starboard bow." The captain used the radio to contact the boat on the starboard side and ordered the boat to divert its course 15 degrees North to avoid collision with the massive US fleet.
Light Source: Negative. Please divert your course 15 degrees to the South to avoid a collision.
The captain, upset by a request that would have him maneuver such a large fleet, repeated, "This is a US fleet under official business. We order you divert your course 15 degrees North to avoid collision.
Light Source: Negative. You will have to divert your course 15 degrees to the South to avoid a collision.
Americans: This is the Captain of a US Navy ship. I say again, divert YOUR course.
Light Source: No. I say again, you divert YOUR course, 15 degrees South.
The captain, now upset, replied, this is Captain from the US Aircraft Carrier USS Lincoln, the second largest ship in the united states Atlantic fleet. We are accompanied by three destroyers, three cruisers, and numerous support vessels. I demand you change your course 15 degrees North. I say, again, that is one five degrees North, or counter measures will be undertaken to ensure the safety of this fleet.
There was a brief pause, before the light source replied: Captain, we are a lighthouse. Your call.
This shift in perception experienced by the captain – and by us as we read this story – puts the situation in a completely different perspective. We can see how a change in our perception can modify our reality, and how managing our perceptions can impact who we are and what we will do (Covey, 1989).
Bolman, L. G., & Gallos, J. V. (2011). Reframing Academic Leadership. San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass Publishers.
Covey, S. R. (1989). The 7 habits of highly effective people. New York: Simon & Schuster.
Palmer, P. J. (1997, November). The Heart of a Teacher. Change Magazine, 29(6), 14-21. Retrieved from http://www.couragerenewal.org/parker/writings/heart-of-a-teacher
Challenge Your Vision
Swaisgood & Sheppard (2010) make a point that there is an ongoing trend of despair in conservation biology and a need to learn to balance hope with reality. Clayton and Myers (2009) believe cultivating this vision of hope is critical for motivating conservation change. Webb (2005), believes finding hope in ourselves is required to fight for conservation. A whole bunch of literature points to optimism.
Our attitudes change our lives. The way we view the world controls our perception, and our perceptions modifies our personal realities. We can choose to see possibilities and hope in our vision, or close our eyes to what positive beauty is in front of us. Either way, as leaders in the conservation community, we carry this vision with us and use it when we engage the world.
Can you challenge yourself to see global environmental changes as a positive possibility? Can you use this vision to impact others, as a power to bring the world with you toward saving our Earth? Jones Dewitt thinks so. Please take a moment to view this video before engaging in this week's discussions.
Clayton S, Myers G. 2009. Conservation Psychology: Understanding and Promoting Human Care for Nature. Wiley-Blackwell.
Swaisgood, R. R., & Sheppard, J. K. (2010, September). The Culture of Conservation Biologists: Show Me the Hope! BioScience, 60(8), 626-30.
Webb, C. O. (2005, February). Engineering Hope. Conservation Biology, 19(1), 275-7.
A Native American Perspective
During one of my classes we had a presentation that included research on Native American culture and history. Here, I learned about many myths and stereotypes that still exist about the first people of this land. Native Americans are said to receive special privileges. This is what Russell Means (Oglala Sioux) has to say about this:
"…The people from Europe in the guise of Christianity conquered us, and then they attempted to Christianize us and told us thou shall not kill. Then they proceeded to wipe out 56 Indian nations from the face of the earth. The Christians also told us, thou shall not steal, and proceeded to take our land… [They said thou] shall not lie and they proceeded to do away with indian treaties with fraud, coercion, deceit, and misrepresentation, and thou shall honor thy mother and thy father, and then they forced us into their schools and taught us not only to disrespect our tribe but our elders."
It is deeply American to pay reparations for civil and criminal offenses. Is the Native American population receiving special privileges? Or are they owed a lot more?


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DMX I guess you didn't bother to read the article???Posted April 9, 2013 3:33 pm
Has wilder fought any tope 20 hw? Just asking cause i dont know. Can someone answer please?Posted April 8, 2013 7:44 pm
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Audley is a glutton for being knocked cold, at least he's being paid well.
I know Doentay has never foght anyone good but he's still got more than enough to knockout Audley in the first 50 seconds or so.Posted April 8, 2013 6:45 pm
Maybe you will knock each other out at the same time. That would be the only way this match could be interesting.Posted April 8, 2013 5:35 pm
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Who pay tickets to see Wilder in these pointless fights ?Posted April 8, 2013 4:41 pm
Would be nice if Audley leaves Dr Jekyll at home, and brings Mr. Hyde in the ring.Posted April 8, 2013 1:46 pm
Audley CAN win, but he won't. Hes too mentally weak and Wilder is a confident fighter if nothing else. This fight won't really prove anything we didn't already know.Posted April 8, 2013 10:58 am
Audley is said to have dropped Wilder twice in Sparring
Perhaps this is why he took the fight , Audley has been accused of a fragile mindset in the past and performs better against people he has sparred with and in his mind thinks, possibly knows he can win
This was obviously not the case with David Haye where he reverted to his rabbit / car headlights technique again . . . . And soiled his shorts quite badlyPosted April 8, 2013 8:22 am
Audley to expose your chin.Posted April 8, 2013 12:08 am
One is c(rap). One is p(oo). Both are s(hit). Literally.Posted April 7, 2013 11:08 pm
A Wilder over a 40 something who never was much of a fighter to begin with will prove absolutely NOTHING!!!!Posted April 7, 2013 7:26 pm
Garbage figh,Posted April 7, 2013 7:21 pm
I haven't seen him fight but from the picture he looks like a big robotic plodding type, if he has his hands like that against Klit he'l get socked right in the kisser.Posted April 7, 2013 7:13 pm
I wILL laugh so hard if Audley whups him HAHAHAPosted April 7, 2013 6:56 pm
3 punches in 3 rounds!!! Of course Price was even worse!!!!!Posted April 7, 2013 6:56 pm
Neil its called milking the cash cow.Posted April 7, 2013 6:55 pm
Neil – Pomy – what has Wider done that qualifies as looking good??? Over the course of 3 rounds, be4 KOing price, he threw a total of 3 punches!!! And he was grossly outta range when he threw each!! All his other opponents failed remedial gym!! He's never been in a competitive bout as a pro…. And u say he looks good??????????Posted April 7, 2013 6:54 pm
To add more to what the last commenter said; wilder has the so called "huge right hand" and Audley's chin may be a tad tender. However, Audley has much more professional experience and with much bigger named fighters. To add extra fuel to Harrison's fire, he seems to have come into his own as of late, solidly winning prize fighter out of the blue. That being said, he may surely be extremely dangerous to the undefeated portion of Wilder's professional record. In his own words"I have nothing to lose". Historically, when people have nothing to lose but much to gain, their favorable odds increase greatly. Though he is considered the underdog, I think it will be a catastrophic mistake of epic proportions for anyone to expect AH to just lay down or that the fight will be a walk in the park for Wilder.Posted April 7, 2013 6:43 pm
Would be funny if it's glass-chinned Audley that exposes Wilder's fragile chin, but I figure as long as Wilder can land that right it's light's out for Harrison.Posted April 7, 2013 6:16 pm
Hopefully Audley can recapture that fighting spirit that one him the latest PF HWs. He'll need to be fleet of foot and let his hands go to take it to Wilder who will be fighting backing up until Audley makes a mistake.
We all seen Wilder put Kelvim Price down after hiding from the former basketballers jab for 4 rds. Wilder will be just as tentative vs Audley…..but he will have an earlier opening for the R hand if Audley is tentative.
Audley needs to throw the counter R off Wilders jab. Time him and put everything he can muster in his shots. His only chance of winning is by KO, and you can bet your firstborn this one aint going to the cards.Posted April 7, 2013 6:10 pm
Wilder by round 4Posted April 7, 2013 5:45 pm
I really wish this writer would quit the cheerleading routine …. we get it! You ar a fan of Mr Wilder, but try to put that aside when writing articles. The best writers on ESB are those that try to be balanced, fair and show no bias.Posted April 7, 2013 5:44 pm
Despite being very carefully matched, Wilder does look good ….. but you have to wonder why his management are matching him so carefully? Are they worried about something that they are not letting on? Time will tell.Posted April 7, 2013 5:39 pm
ZOMBIE ALERT!!! ZOMBIE ALERT!!! hahahaPosted April 7, 2013 4:30 pm
Seeing Amir instead of Deontay – what a disappointment.Posted April 7, 2013 3:25 pm


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While most of the world obsesses on Eurovision today, we'll stayed obsessed with France. The Cannes festival ends tomorrow with the awards ceremony and the biggies like the Palme D'Or (the overall winner) Best Actress (or 'The Anti-Marion' as it will surely soon be retitled since she's in the mix every single year but never wins) and the Camera D'Or (first film). But until tomorrow afternoon when we hear those honors, we've still got plenty to discuss including potential Oscar submissions (I must soon create those massive foreign submission charts) and the first wave of jury prizes.
Isabella Rossellini's jury has handed out their prizes with this statement from Rossellini
We, the jury, would like to thank the Festival de Cannes for inviting us to be part of the Jury for Un Certain Regard. The experience of watching nineteen films from twenty-one countries was memorable. It was like taking a flight over our Planet and its inhabitants… Any anthropologist would be envious of us. We would like in particular to thank Thierry Frémaux and his team for their incredible kindness. I cannot refrain from expressing also my personal gratitude to the Festival for having chosen my mother Ingrid Bergman for the poster of the 68th edition of this festival. Mamma seems to hovered over all of us, filmmakers and film lovers, as a guardian angel. Thank you.
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A fun shooter with a funny name
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I want to thank the city's Design Review Board for the approval of the St. Mary's Church restoration project. I applaud its decision to let the old rectory building be taken down. I realize it was a difficult one for each member to make for there were legitimate arguments on both sides of the issue. Through careful examination and reason, they arrived at the correct decision.
St. Mary Parish has always tried to do the right thing as our past improvement projects have demonstrated: the building of the Family Life Center, the restorations of the Marian House and current rectory and the establishment of the south parking area. Now our beloved church is taking its turn and, with thanks to the board's action, our project will go forward into making St. Mary's Church campus a beautiful part of historic Chillicothe.
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A young Carlow guitarist has been selected to play with the Dundalk Institute of Technology Ceol Oirghialla Traditional Music Ensemble as they embark on a tour of America.
Daniel Whelan from Borris will joined the group as they departed to New York and Kansas this weekend ahead of a busy tour schedule which includes performances, lectures and community outreach projects.
Daniel (right) is a multi-genre guitarist and a first year student at DkIT on the BA (Hons) Applied Music programme. He quickly got involved with the Ceol Oirghialla Ensemble and has already performed a number of concerts with the group including participation in the recent Battle of Clontarf Millennium Commemorations. Drawing on a wide range of musical influences, Daniel has begun exploring various approaches to guitar accompaniment in Irish traditional music through his studies at DkIT and with his band Na Tonnta.
While in the Big Apple, the ensemble will present a lecture recital at Molloy College, Long Island, will also perform at the American Irish Historical Society on Fifth Avenue amongst other things. While in Kansas, Daniel and the rest of the group will learn from the Department of Music and Theatre at Baker University and will play the Grubb Memorial Jazz concert and Baker's Choral Concert to name but a couple.
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Pre-Market Analysis: Kraft Foods, Coca-Cola Enterprises, Molson Coors Brewing, and Pinnacle Foods Editor Note: For more information about this release, please scroll to bottom PR Newswire LONDON, July 1, 2013 LONDON, July 1, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- On Friday, June 28, 2013, shares in food and beverage companies ended mostly lower as the broader market struggled to extend its gains after a three-day rally. The Dow Jones and the S&P 500 closed lower, while the NASDAQ ended the day slightly above the neutral line. The major movers in the food and beverage industries included Kraft Foods Group Inc. (NASDAQ: KRFT), Coca-Cola Enterprises Inc. (NYSE: CCE), Molson Coors Brewing Company (NYSE: TAP), and Pinnacle Foods Inc. (NYSE: PF). All these companies are tracked by AAAResearchReports.com. 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Kelly is seen here wearing clothes from the "Charlie Sheen' line. (knee socks and pacifier sold separately)
Holy crap, do they have to put a booster seat in the car so she can see out the window? And it looks like we are in the moment of her badly twisting her ankle.
Miss Piggy joined cheerleading? Hope she made varsity considering how old she is.
The more hair that covers her face the more attractive to appears to me.
Yeah… this is someone who makes money on a show criticizing what actual celebrities are wearing.
Bowling shoes and Catholic school unis for everyone!
You are right my friend, if this pig wasn't Ozzy Osborne's daughter she'd be selling shoes at the mall….nice tattoos on your forearms Popeye!
Why is this chick famous?
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Tips on Looking Petite and Ladylike for the Chubby and Crude
No. 25: Hire an assistant larger than you. Especially one whose stance sets her legs apart in a grotesquely wide manner. Dress her in long, unflattering skirts to accentuate the look.
And yet she whiffed on Nos. 16 and 18: Don't wear skirts that draw attention to your chunky thighs/Don't wear anklets, they're cankle-makers.
I'm tired of this one, isn't there an older sister we all can fap too?
and people say that cabbage patch kids went away
Is she anime now?
Lol, I had a similar thought
Nothing like stopping off for a root beer on the way to the sock hop.
Perfectly suited to comment on fashion.
Brittney Palmer would look good bowling in a short skirt. Kelly Osbourne though?
Kelly would look good as the bowling ball.
She's got Ozzy's legs, if Ozzy was a fucking 12,000 pound elephant. Holy shit bitch has fat legs.
It's working, she's making Joan Rivers look good
Does no one have the balls in Hollywood to tell this foul mouthed bitch that he is fat, ugly and has zero talent?
He? Happy accident typo. :)
It's O.K., Kelly. Sometimes I put my legs on wrong, too.
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She has totally ruined our School Girl fantasy. She is the anti-Britney of school girl outfits.
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