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Event on 2014-03-10 19:30:00
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- Neil Gaiman
Event on 2014-06-25 20:00:00
In a revolutionary new concept of synchronised multi-media storytelling, Neil Gaiman will read aloud his story The Truth Is A Cave In The Black Mountains. The renowned artist Eddie Campbell (From Hell) has illustrated the story and FourPlay String Quartet have created an entirely new underscore to the piece.
It was simply amazing. it was more than just a reading. It was a performance full ofsubtletyand nuance Gaiman kept 2000 people on the edge of their seat. (S.T.S.O.O.I. BLOG)
Created and performed for a sell out crowd at Sydney Opera Houses Graphic Festival, then repeated a year later for world renowned arts Festival Mona Foma in Tasmania, now by popular demand, these two performances only, this haunting tale of adventure, revenge and treasure, told as a hybrid between a storyteller, an artist and a string quartet, is being brought to the stage around the world.
On 17th June 2014, William Morrow, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers, will publish a lavishly designed hardcover edition of The Truth is a Cave In the Black Mountains, illustrated throughout with four-color paintings by renowned artist Eddie Campbell.
The Truth Is A Cave In The Black Mountains was originally commissioned by Sydney Opera House for the Graphic Festival these performances are its USA premiere
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Event on 2014-03-07 19:30:00
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Doors 7:30pm & Show 8pm
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An offer they couldn't refuse?: "Lincoln has tempted thousands of men into his Army by offering reward. I now propose to outbid him… We can command thousands of men from Ireland, Germany, Poland, Austria, England, and France by offering them a home in the sunny South and a servant." Refer to the letter from J. W. Ellis below.
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The best parting gift ever? How about 50 acres and a slave for every non-slaveholder and non-landowner who enlists in and musters out of the Confederate army to help win the Civil War? Yeah, that's the ticket.
Or at least, that's what J. W. Ellis, writing from Raleigh, North Carolina, seemed to think, when he suggested that extraordinary – and as it turns out, not unique – idea to Confederate States of America president Jefferson Davis. And Ellis was serious.
It was January 1865 when Ellis mailed his proposal to president Davis, a time when all was not well with the Confederate States. As mentioned in two previous posts (see here and here), the Confederacy was reeling from recent military losses to the Union army and a shortage of men for the Confederate army.
I don't know anything about J. W. Ellis. But he was clearly a pro-slavery man, and concerned that ways be found to fill the ranks of the depleted Confederate army. So he came up with an interesting, but not novel idea: give every new enlistee in the Confederate army an enlistment bounty of 50 acres and a slave. This would only be given to men who were non-slaveholders or non-landowners.
Readers may be wondering, is this in any way related to the Union's 40 acres and a mule plan, which would give land and an equine to former slaves in the southeast United States? The answer is… maybe. The 40 acres and a mule policy, promulgated as Special Field Orders No. 15, was issued by General William Sherman on January 16, 1865. Ellis' letter to Jefferson Davis is dated January 29, 1865, a scant two weeks later. Depending on how well known Sherman's plan was, Ellis might have been inspired to do suggest similar. But in his letter to Confederate president Davis, Sherman's order is not mentioned. Maybe, possibly, perhaps, Ellis' proposal was informed by Sherman's plan, but I don't know.
In any event, Ellis' idea made good sense, at least to himself. This new recruitment policy would at once:
• incentivize un-enlisted and eligible white southerners to join the Confederate army
• attract (white) men from around the world to the Confederate cause
• eliminate the rich man's war/poor man's fight conundrum, in which many non-slaveholders were angry that they were fighting to protect the property of wealthy slaveowners
• cause Union soldiers to switch sides to grab this enlistment bounty
• strengthen support for slavery throughout the Confederacy
• eliminate the need for the drastic measure of enlisting slaves in the Confederate army.
Getting slaves wouldn't be too difficult, Ellis believed. Slaveholders could contribute some of their slaves; taxes and donations could be used to raise money for slave purchases; state governments could provide some help; any captured black Union soldiers could be offered as slaves; and free blacks in the Confederacy could be
thrown under the bus offered as slaves.
United States history would have been a lot more interesting if the Confederacy adopted this policy and it had half as much success as Ellis anticipated. But it was never implemented by the Davis administration. But it is a part of the historical record, and so we get to see it today. This is the text of Ellis' letter:
His Excellency Jefferson Davis
SIR: It is not to be presumed that the press of public duty leaves you much time to read private letters, nevertheless I suppose that should you find a moment's leisure you will not object to hearing the views of your countrymen, however humble, who are struggling with you for independence. How this war can be successfully managed, brought to a speedy and honorable end, bringing us independence, are questions that are upon every tongue.
I propose to give you my plan briefly: Declare by law that every soldier who, has or will enlist in our Army, and who at the time of such enlistment was not a slave-owner or land-holder, shall receive a bounty or pension at the end of the war, upon being honorably discharged, of one negro slave and fifty acres of land.
I will state it thus: We have 3,500,000 slaves. We have probably enrolled 1,000,000 of men. Half these men are slave-owners, leaving 500,000 who do not own them. I would give one slave to each such soldier and fifty acres of land, and if he died in the service, to his representatives.
Thus you spread the institution. You make every family in the Government interested in it. You do away with the doctrine that this is the rich man's war and the poor man's fight. And if the war is to continue you can make the slaves the very means of our defense – declare by law that all negroes captured from the enemy shall belong to the captors by general orders – declare to the enemy that all who will desert and enlist in our Army, take the oath of allegiance and fight in our cause, shall have a negro and fifty acres of land upon being honorably discharged, and shall further have all the negroes which they can capture from the enemy, to be their own property at the end of the war.
Lincoln has tempted thousands of men into his Army by offering reward. I now propose to outbid him, and as we have the most alluring means we shall get the most men. If we make it to the interest of the world to fight on our side, men from all quarters of the globe will take up arms in our defense. We can reduce Grant's and Sherman's armies one-half in numbers by desertions if we offer them the bait. We can enlist men from all quarters of the United States if we make it to their interest to come. In a word, we can buy out the armed forces of Lincoln, secure their service on our side.
We can command thousands of men from Ireland, Germany, Poland, Austria, England, and France by offering them a home in the sunny South and a servant. We will thus avoid the trouble of arming slaves. We will remove the prejudices against the institution and bring all the world up to its support from interested motives. The slave-owners can well afford to give up to the soldiers who have and will fight to maintain the institution 1,000,000 of slaves to secure forever the other 2,600,000. The mode of getting the land and negroes to pay these bounties with would be by taxation in kind, by general laws to purchase, by donations to the Government, by capture, by enslaving the free negroes in the South (emphasis added), by taxation and contribution by State Legislatures if needed.
With this system of laws wisely and properly regulated our people can be satisfied. Many of our farmers and mechanics can be released and sent home to attend to the industrial pursuits, and an army of 600,000 men can be put at General Lees disposal to march where he pleases, and feed them on the front instead of looking to his rear for supplies. Hoping, sir, that the wish of your heart, the independence of the South, may be speedily consummated,
I am, with great respect, your obedient servant,
Interestingly, this proposal was not unique. The use of slaves as an enlistment bounty on American soil has been tried before, and goes back at least as far as the American Revolution.
Most of us know from history class that the shooting war between the United States and the Confederate States started at Ft. Sumter outside of Charleston, South Carolina. That fort was named for Thomas Sumter (1734–1832), AKA the "Carolina Gamecock." Sumter was a Revolutionary War hero and a member of the US Congress. As noted in wikipedia: Continue reading


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Editor's View: Teens restore faith in next generationBy: Don Chaddock, Managing Editor
The annual speech contests held by many local service clubs are always a great way to renew my faith in the next generation.
Couple those contests with the Mercy Auxiliary's scholarship luncheon last week, and I'm even more impressed.
When I reflect back on my youth, I was often found hovering over a sketch pad drawing landscapes or figures (sometimes cartooning) or writing stories.
To earn money for things I wanted, I pushed lawn mowers over countless yards in the summer heat, hauled numerous bags up flights of stairs at a hotel (during my brief stint as a bellhop), flipped burgers, worked as an elder provider for the state of California or painted signs for a manufactured home company. Sometimes I picked up fallen branches in the orchards following storms, pulled weeds or did other odd jobs to earn a buck.
Trying to get my teenage children to take out the garbage is a chore in itself. When I compile the crime log for page A2 of the Folsom Telegraph each week, I always feel a little down afterward. Sometimes I see the same names of young people ages 18-20, only a few days of freedom separating their arrests.
Meanwhile, it is a privilege to cover some of the events I do, in which I'm infused with a sense of pride.
The young people receiving scholarships were busy volunteering with sick children, working an internship program at UC Davis in medical research or some other noble cause. It is a great thing to see. It appears there is a still a nice work ethic at play with many of these kids.
These good-hearted teens are all around us. From scouting organizations, volunteers at Pioneer Village, youth service clubs, church groups, food banks, animal rescue centers and so many more, there is no escaping the good things teenagers and young people are doing in our communities.
Oh sure, I could point out the actions of a few kids going down less-desirable paths, but they are the exception, not the rule.
Don Chaddock is the managing editor of the Telegraph. He can be reached at email@example.com or follow him on Twitter @anewsguy.


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Dopesmoker tab
Anbody knows the tuning and tab for Sleep's Dopesmoker? Just the main riffs not the solos since they're mostly improvised.
C Standard I'm pretty sure. I don't quite know the all the tab for it, but if you watch live Dopesmoker videos you can kinda of see what Matt is playing (intro/chorus riff, bridge, etc). The only part that provides a bit of challenge is remembering the different, drawn out rhythms across the whole song.
it's pretty accurate, so much fun to jam to.
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Sugar scare
Posted February 15, 2012
By Alexandra Olgin
Sugar has that sweet flavor that we all love and crave in its natural and processed forms, but its sweet nature may be the leading cause of addiction and health problems.
UCSF researchers Robert Lustig, Laura Schmidt, and Claire Brindis discovered that sugar has properties that are addictive and drive insulin resistance and a desire to continuously eat it.
In an article in Time Magazine the researchers compare sugar to alcohol or tobacco. The article says sugary foods should be taxed because they are causing such health problems such as obesity and the side effects that come with it.
Lustig says sugar can increase blood pressure, alter metabolism and cause liver damage. These effects are eerily similar to the effects of alcohol. The article goes on to say alcohol is distilled sugars, so it makes sense that the effects are so similar. One of the biggest offenders is sugary drinks such as soda, juice and others. These are especially harmful because since they are liquid they don't fill you up as much and you don't realize how much sugar you are actually taking in.
I agree that sugar maybe the biggest trigger of obesity, however, I don't necessarily agree with the suggestion for it to be regulated like alcohol or tobacco. Sugar in moderate amounts is fine. It's just when it's over consumed that it causes a health problem. I don't think it would be fair to the people who properly consume it to take it away or regulate its consumption.
Alcohol is the same way. When consumed in moderate amounts it's fine, but when it's abused it causes health problems and addiction. The people who can regulate their own sugar intake probably wouldn't want to consume over the amount that is regulated.
It's a shame that such a sweet treat can cause such bitter consequences.


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Skyfall, The Hobbit and Avengers Assemble lead the nominations
Fri 22 Mar 2013
Skyfall, The Hobbit and Avengers Assemble lead the nominations
Skyfall leads the pack with six nominations for the 2013 Empire Film Awards, including Best Film and Best Director for Sam Mendes.
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey and Avengers Assemble follow with five nominations each, while British indie flick Sightseers nabbed four.
Winners of the 18th annual awards will be announced Sunday 24 March at an event at London's Grosvenor House, and 4Music will be there to catch all the glitz and glamour. Follow us on Twitter to keep up with our updates and view the full list of nominations below...
Best Male Newcomer
Domhnall Gleeson (Anna Karenina)
Rafe Spall (Life Of Pi)
Steve Oram (Sightseers)
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Tom Holland (The Impossible)
Best Female Newcomer
Alice Lowe (Sightseers)
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Quvenzhané Wallis (Beasts Of The Southern Wild)
Samantha Barks (Les Misérables)
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The Pirates! In An Adventure With Scientists!
Silver Linings Playbook
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Dark Shadows
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Christoph Waltz (Django Unchained)
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Ekurhuleni metro cops strikeMon, 13 May 2013 10:38 AM
Around 300 Ekurhuleni metro police officers went on strike on Monday morning.
Officers said they were furious at a number of internal issues and want the municipality to sort it out soon.
South African Municipal Workers Union (Samwu) shop steward Dominic Phala said, "We have decided to embark on a strike because we've been negotiating with our employer, but they refuse to come on board and are send junior management to deal with us. They are depriving us of our right to senior management."
Meanwhile, the municipality said it has applied for a court interdict as the strike is illegal.
Ekurhuleni municipality's Sam Modiba said legal action will be taken against all metro officers who stop work.
"Whoever is participating in such industrial action would have to face the necessary consequences, which means normal pay rules apply and disciplinary action can be taken against those people."
A motorist said the officers' protest was affecting traffic.
"There are about 20 to 25 metro cops travelling very slowly in front of the cars and there's no one in front of them."
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Friends to go, Sticky Rice to arrive?
Midnight Sun Sam reports that Friends in Fells Point may be closing, and one possible buyer might be the Richmond-based Sticky Rice. It's a little strange, offering tater tots as well as pot stickers, but people seem to love it.
In other eclectic Asian chain news, Noodles & Company has signed a lease to open a location in Harborplace, on the first floor of the Light Street Pavilion next to Urban Outfitters. It's the first one in the city. The opening date is set for spring.
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Equality in Gender
This has been an interesting debate; unique even given the extent of the many issues involved that impact - you'll know this - upon more than 50% of the world's people. I'm referring to 'women in society' and considering my contribution as focus upon the continuing debate - difficult as it is - for equality between the genders. This is more than 'rural women', 'food security' and 'proper nutrition' notwithstanding the importance of these sectors for the wellbeing of the half of humanity who depend upon the work, tenacity and dedication of those tens of millions of small-scale farmers - the majority women - who produce sufficient to feed them.
Many of the contributions have already focused directly or built their messages upon the foundations that women agriculturalists have in traditional and, increasingly, commercial society. And this is not simply a function of biology - important as this is - given the nurturing role that comes from caring, feeding and growing the families that form around them, but because of the track record of women in agriculture. They typically out-perform their menfolk and achieve this on the basis of fewer resources, less education, discrimination based upon out-moded traditions, violence and limited political voice (or none at all).
Girls and women escape the traditions that limit their capabilities by gaining an education and/or shifting to the towns; preferably both, but then they are typically lost to agriculture. And neither are captivity and traditions simple a feature of the developing and/or industrializing countries for there is bigotry, bias and discrimination of this kind everywhere. You only have to look at political leadership in Italy and/or recently in Australia to follow the challenges of being a top female decision-maker.
Suffice to note then - and this sounds a cliche reading back over it - that partnerships represent the best options into the next period; as we have within families, communities and society-at-large. But, the reality is one, however, that will see little change in many rural communities whilst out-moded, labour-intensive, poverty-based food production systems continue to dominate. And, importantly, that does not mean bringing in the larger-scale food production systems that are beginning to dominate everywhere at the expense of small-scale. Large-scale, typically, leads to landless people.
Key questions
1. If you had made an intervention at the side event on rural women at the 8th session of the Open Working Group in New York, what would have been its key message?
Everything that can be said has already been said earlier; there are few new messages that can be promoted. Pictures tell the same messages differently, however, and catch the eye. Try the attached images from roadside posters in Zambia. Then show women training as blacksmiths, driving tractors and running food processing plants (which I have available, but cannot find quickly).
2. Rural women are often described as critical agents of change in discussions on sustainable development goals. To what extent would the achievement of food and nutrition security for rural women help accelerate sustainable development?
Pessimistically - no difference. Optmistically - minor incremental changes (but nothing like the changes that would come from educating girls, providing them with resilient livelihoods and making them financially independent of their menfolk).
3. Of the many facts or stats recorded on rural women, which one do you consider to be the most revealing?
Recorded for women everwhere, but more typical of those with the misfortune to be born into societies in selected African and/or middle eastern countries - Somalia (98%), Egypt (91%), Mali (89%), Ethiopia (74%), Guinea (96%), Eritrea (89%) and others. And the percentages shown? Girls and women subject to female genital mutilation. The ultimate in power subjugation - disfigure half your population or more on the basis of deep-rooted and inhuman fears of equality.
Souce book
If you don't already know about it - here's the world's best source of gender/agricultural information in a single text: 'Gender in Agriculture: Sourcebook'. It covers all the contributions already made in the debate - and some. You can access an e-copy at: http://www.fao.org/docrep/011/aj288e/aj288e00.HTM. Check out module #1 'Gender and Food Security'. See if you can't get a hard copy from your local FAO, World Bank or IFAD office; much easier to read and share.
Salutations everyone.
Peter Steele
Agricultural Engineer
Rome, Italy.
26 February 2014


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Sometimes it is hard to truly grasp how much waste we create as a society. That's why NYC-based graphic design agency, MSLK [2] is creating an installation that is an in-your-face visual of the amount of water bottles consumed in the United States. The installation uses 1,500 water bottles, the number of bottles consumed every 1 second — that's 90,000 bottles per minute! Entitled "Watershed [3]," the piece is meant to inspire its viewers to consider the collective environmental repercussions of drinking bottled water over tap. The installation is showing at the Figment Art Festival [4], open from June 12-14 on Governor's Island in New York City. Click through to see a video of the installation's assembly!
Watershed Assembly at MSLK 5/24/09 [5] from MSLK [6] on Vimeo [7].
Environmental conscious-ness has certainly strengthened in the past few years, but plastic, whether in the form of a bottle, bag or other types of packaging, are still everyday objects in most people's lives. Furthermore, most people aren't disposing of plastic responsibly: according to MSLK, 80% of water bottles still end up in the landfill. Not to mention the toxins that exist in plastic. Bad for the earth and bad for your body, there is no excuse! Especially in New York City, where the quality of tap water is superior, DRINK TAP [8]!
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Almost without exception, the topic of feeding Canada geese comes up in areas where their presence is controversial. To feed, or not to feed? Behind this apparently simple question are matters such as what is meant by feeding, what is hoped to be gained by banning feeding, and if banned, where will it be forbidden.
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There are different kinds of scales used in different sectors of life, some are smaller scales such as kitchen scales or bathroom scales and others are larger scales such as industrial floor scales, etc. The larger scales like industrial scales are used for weighing huge weights; these weights are normally in tons. Most typical industrial scales easily show weights starting from one ton up to twenty tons of weights (that is almost 40,000 pounds of weight).
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You Have a New Baby! Now How Do You Keep Your Sanity?!
Congrats! You had a baby! Now what on earth do you do with him or her all day? Being a new parent is amazing, exhausting, overwhelming and yes, I'll say it… it can be a bit boring. I just gave birth to my 5th child last month, so here are 10 tips on how to enjoy your new babe to the max and even escape with your sanity. Well, some of it.
1. Go to A Class, Any Class
You will go bonkers unless you find some stuff for you and your baby to do. It's way too early for you to do Soul Cycle together. But there are activities for even newborns. Try finding a Mommy & Me yoga class where you can do yoga while your baby stares at you happily. Or sometimes unhappily. Or try an infant massage class. There are free activities too! Like a breastfeeding support group or libraries often have free music and singing classes geared toward little ones. Your local YMCA may also offer free baby classes with your membership. I know it's hard to leave the house when you are worried about the feeding schedule but trust me, you can give a bottle or breastfeed anywhere. I once breastfed both my twins with my car safely pulled over on the side of the highway. Enough said.
2. Walk off the Baby Weight
Whether you like the Ergo, the stroller or some other infant carrying device, plop your kid in it and start walking. Babies love fresh air and the exercise will make you feel better. A skim mocha latte can be your reward after you have conquered the streets. If your baby starts to cry, give him or her time to settle. Or sometimes you can hold him for a few blocks and then put him back in the stroller.
3. Join a Mom's Group or Start One
When I first had a baby, I knew no one locally that had a newborn. This was a problem. Because I was very lonely. Babies are quite cute but they are terrible conversationalists. So I went to a Mommy & Me yoga class (see #1) and at the end I stood up and announced I was starting a mom's playgroup – anyone who was interested should give me their email address. Every mom in that room joined. Each week, a different mom would host the playgroup at their place and another mom would bring snacks. The babies play with each other. They just rolled around a bit. But the group was a lifesaver. I mean, who else is going to listen to you talk about pacifiers for 45 minutes? Eight years later, I am still friends with those moms.
4. Take a Shower
There is probably one loud baby between you and a refreshing shower. Babies love to be held. Constantly. And it's impossible to shower while holding a baby. But a shower will make you feel oh so much better. Set up the bouncy seat right in the bathroom (on the floor where you can see him), put your baby in it for 10 minutes and get clean. You can even sing and talk to her while you're showering. Yes, she may cry but it's alright. Your baby will be okay and you'll get all that spit up off you. It's worth it.
5. Find a Great Pediatrician
With your first baby, you will constantly fear that there is something very wrong with your child. He's sleeping too much. He's sleeping too little. He doesn't smile. He never cried in the hospital and now it's nonstop. You want a pediatrician who you can call in your craziest, most anxious-filled minutes and she will give you calm, helpful advice without making you feel like an idiot.
6. Me Time
Remember all that time you had to yourself before the baby? You still need some of it. Make sure you hire a sitter or line up a family member, so you can have a little time to yourself. And then don't spend it scrubbing the bathroom (unless that's your passion, like Monica from Friends). Do what you really want to do – grab drinks with friends (you can pump and dump if needed!), go see a movie, take a nap, workout alone, eat chocolate croissants, whatever will recharge you and make you feel like yourself again.
7. Ready-To-Go Meals
At some point, you will find yourself standing at your counter, eating a jumbo bag of baked potato chips for dinner. This is a sad moment. If possible, cook some meals and freeze them before you have the baby. Also, ask a friend to organize meals for you in lieu of baby gifts. She can send out an email to your close friends and set up a schedule for them to deliver meals (bought or made with love) to you twice a week. [Update: look into Meal Train, which we have heard is a great way for friends to organize meals after your baby's birth]. Finally, if you live in a big city, you can also get meal delivery through Delivery.com or Seamless.com.
8. A Stocked DVR
With each child, I can remember exactly what I watched while I was nursing them during the middle of the night. Whether you are nursing or bottle-feeding, you need something enjoyable to watch. So whether it's The Kardashians or Sex and the City reruns, make sure they are ready to go on your DVR. If you ignore this advice and end up watching Two and a Half Men at 3 am, don't blame me.
9. Sleep
Whenever you can. There is a reason everyone advises you to sleep when the baby sleeps. I know it can be hard to do when your home looks like a pigpen and you haven't done your own laundry in 3 weeks, but you need to get rest. Shut your eyes when the baby falls asleep and don't open them until you hear him cry. Plus you can always do laundry when the baby does laundry. Babies do laundry, right?!
10. Cut Yourself Some Slack
Yes, your newborn son will pee on his face (and/ or yours) despite your best efforts to prevent this from happening. And at some point, you will find yourself somewhere far from home with poop going up your baby's back and no diaper bag handy. And yes, you will do something like inadvertently lock your husband in the basement because you are that tired. But guess what? So has every other parent. Don't be too hard on yourself. This parenting thing is a work in progress. And I promise, you are doing great.
15 Responses to "You Have a New Baby! Now How Do You Keep Your Sanity?!"
Hi, I'm Natalie. Jul 16 at 8:45 pm Reply
Um. "And it's impossible to shower while holding a baby"?? I showered with my kids starting when their umbilical cords fell off at around 1 week. My oldest had probably only taken a bath about a dozen times before her third birthday because it was so much easier to take her in the shower with me – and she loved it!
(For the editors – I assume it should have been ReadY-To-Go Meals?
Ally Jul 17 at 5:18 pm Reply
Can you give me advice on transitioning to a fourth? I'm 7 months pregnant with baby #4 and feeling a tad overwhelmed. I loved play groups and classes when my first two were born, but things are going to be so so busy this time. My oldest will start kindergarten the same month this baby will be born and my other two will be in preschool. I'll spend most of my days shuffling them around to school and activities.
All this stuff goes out the window when you are on your 4th. The baby will pretty much just go along for the ride! You will just be hoping to sneak in a few moments of quiet time with your babe. I just had my 5th and when my husband gets home, I often go out for a walk with the baby in the bjorn. It keeps him from being fussy at the witching hour, gives me some exercise and gives us a little alone time! Good luck with your pregnancy.
Kathleen Jul 18 at 12:54 am Reply
I've showered with both my kids. With the first I thought he'd break if I left him out on the floor, so yes, I somehow washed my hair while holding a slippery infant (no idea how, now!). With my second, I'd bring him in with me, get him clean, then swaddle him in a towel, put him on the floor and talk to him through the glass while I finished showering. Worked great until he got more mobile! Now, he's a walking 1 year old and just stands in the shower with me.
However: I still work for some alone shower time. None of these options are all that relaxing, just cleansing.
Britt Jul 18 at 6:54 pm Reply
The thing I really didn't get until several weeks (okay, months) in, was that it's actually okay to put our baby down to make a sandwich. Even if they protest! No one benefits from a half-starved mommy. So when you run out of perfectly prepped ahead meals, feel free to take 5 minutes to get something other than a granola bar down your throat. Somehow I had in my mind that my baby needed to give me permission to set her down to eat, ha! I seriously would go the entire time my husband was at work afraid to set her down to eat. This is mortifying in retrospect, but I am a fairly normal person, so I can't believe that I'm the only one!
Myriam Jul 22 at 2:00 pm Reply
I'm a Type 1 diabetic, and once I've given myself my insulin, everything but the food has to wait. I really is too dangerous to risk hypoglycemia and end up in a coma! I became a master of eating while breast-feeding (I'd put a napkin over her head in case I dropped some food), and my daughter learned to be patient if I was eating. I learned early that I could finish eating even if she was crying!
MARY Jul 19 at 1:21 am Reply
omg BRITT…thank you for saying that… one hungry mama to another…
Rebecca Aug 12 at 2:17 pm Reply
Wonderful advice, especially the part about the stocked DVR. Watched the first 4 seasons of Breaking Bad while nursing, and it kept me sane. But, I would like to point out that there is no need to pump and dump unless you are engorged and uncomfortable. This is a common misconception that I think holds ladies back when they are new mamas.
Erin Jun 22 at 1:31 pm Reply
The summer I had my baby, I canned and froze the produce from a big garden. (She napped a lot, and she's a easy baby anyway.)
It is harder with a first baby because you don't want to make her cry, but it really doesn't hurt to put them down so you can take a shower and eat. One thing I learned while working as a nurse (pre-baby) was that if you don't take care of yourself, you won't have the energy you need to take care of anyone else. That goes double for a baby, who wakes you up three times per night, every night.


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Galapagos rice rat (Aegialomys galapagoensis)
|Oryzomys bauri, Oryzomys galapagoensis
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Tail length: c. 12 cm (2)
The Galapagos rice rat is classified as Vulnerable (VU) on the IUCN Red List (1).
The Galapagos rice rat (Aegialomys galapagoensis) was first described from specimens collected by Charles Darwin during his famed 1835 voyage aboard 'The Beagle' (1). A small, brown rodent, the Galapagos rice rat has medium-brown fur on the upperparts and lighter fur on the underparts (3). It has large, almost hairless ears, black eyes and a pointed nose. The tail, which is virtually hairless, is as long as the body length (3) (4).
Male and female Galapagos rice rats differ in appearance, with the male being heavier and longer than the female (3).
The Galapagos rice rat is found only on the island of Santa Fé in the Galápagos Archipelago, off the west coast of Ecuador (4).
A subspecies Aegialomysgalapagoensis galapagoensis was endemic to the island of San Cristóbal until its extinction sometime after 1835.
Santa Fé is an uninhabited island in the Galapagos National Park, covered with desert-type flora, including cacti, small deciduous trees and shrubs. The Galapagos rice rat is common throughout the island (3) (4).
Like many rodents, the Galapagos rice rat is most active after dark (6). After dusk, this species will venture out from its burrow, which is typically situated in the hollow trunk of a cactus or beneath a rock (7). It feeds on a variety of plants, particularly grass seeds, as well as small invertebrates (6).
There is little information available regarding breeding in the Galapagos rice rat. The breeding season is thought to begin after the arrival of the warm season rains between January and May, when food is most abundant (4) (6). During the mating season, the usually nocturnal Galapagos rice rat becomes more active during daylight. Each litter contains between two and five infants, with the number of offspring thought to be dependant on the level of rainfall (4) (8).
The Galapagos hawk (Buteo galapagoensis) and the short-eared owl (Asio flammeus), both frequently prey on the Galapagos rice rat (4).
The Galapagos rice rat is thriving on Santa Fé Island, one of the few islands in the Galapagos which is currently free of any introduced rats or mice (5) (9).
However, the introduction of invasive predators or competitor species to Santa Fé is a constant threat, and should this happen, the Galapagos rice rat could rapidly become extinct (1) (9).
The extinction of the Galapagos rice rat from San Cristobal Island is thought to be due to introduced rodent species, such as the back rat (Rattus rattus) and Norway rat (Rattus norvegicus) (1) (5), and acts as a stark warning to the remaining rice rat population on Santa Fé.
Although the Galapagos rice rat is currently not the focus of any conservation measures, the Galapagos Islands are internationally recognised as a site of incredible, unique biodiversity (10) (11). As a result, the Galapagos Islands receive much conservation attention, from which the Galapagos rice rat will naturally benefit.
It has been recommended that three strategies are implemented to ensure that the Galapagos rice rat on Santa Fé does not have the same fate as the population on San Cristobal. Firstly, the island should be regularly monitored for introduced rodents and other invasive mammals. Secondly, a rapid and effective emergency plan must be developed to eradicate exotic species in the case of an introduction. Finally, efforts should be made to establish captive populations as a safeguard to extinction (9).
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- Deciduous: a plant that sheds its leaves at the end of the growing season.
- Endemic: a species or taxonomic group that is only found in one particular country or geographic area.
- Invertebrates: animals with no backbone, such as insects, crustaceans, worms and spiders.
- Nocturnal: active at night.
- Subspecies: a population usually restricted to a geographical area that differs from other populations of the same species, but not to the extent of being classified as a separate species.
IUCN Red List (November, 2010)
- Eisenberg, J.F. and Redford, K.H. (1999) Mammals of the Neotropics. Volume 3: The Central Neotropics. The University of Chicago Press, Chicago.
- Swash, A. and Still, R. (2000) Birds, Mammals, and Reptiles of the Galápagos Islands. Yale University Press, United States
- Clark, D. (1980) Population ecology of an endemic neotropical island rodent: Pryzomys bauri of Santa Fe Island, Galapagos, Ecuador. The Journal of Animal Ecology, 49(1): 185-198.
- Nowak, R.M. (1999) Walker's Mammals of the World. The Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, Maryland.
- Steadman, D.W. and Zousman, S. (1988) Galápagos: Discovery on Darwin's Islands. Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington, DC.
- Burton, M. and Burton, R. (2002) International Wildlife Encyclopedia. Marshall Cavendish, New York.
- Brosset, A. (1963) Satut actuel des mammifères des îles Galapagos. Mammalia, 27: 323-341.
- Dowler, R., Carroll, D. and Edwards, C. (2000) Rediscovery of rodents (Genus Nesoryzomys) considered extinct in the Galápagos Islands. Oryx, 34(2): 109-117.
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Symbolic Laws, Signalling Effects
Kalyani Ramnath
I followed the debate on honour killings with interest. Is 'effective' social reform only about higher conviction rates or is it also about community understandings? Much of the skepticism surrounding the enactment of a special legislation on honour killings is because of the former rather than the latter. Measuring legal reform and social reform with the same yardstick appears unjust to both.
Tushnet and Yackle, in a study of statutory reform in the United States (available here) look at three kinds of statutes – expressive, instrumental and symbolic. Instrumental statutes do not attempt a changing of societal values, but alter the importance that is attached to it. Expressive statutes attempt to change societal values as well as the benefits attached to holding that particular viewpoint. Symbolic statutes attempt to replace existing values and preferences or impose the values or preferences of a particular interest group on the other. In the case of symbolic statutes, what is evident is that the emphasis is not on deterrence but on the signals sent out to the community. It is the perceived nature of the crime that changes.
For example, the understanding that sati is 'too dangerous' a practice to abet. Symbolic statutes are not to be considered symbolic post facto, nor is the difficulty in implementation / ease of achieving convictions ever a reason to not enact them. A more useful critique of such measures would arise if this was taken into account. If a statute is enacted with the understanding that its role is primarily symbolic, then perhaps greater attention would be paid to awareness raising than to dealing straight off with institutional design or problems of implementation. If this is not the case then perhaps statutory reform will remain the bastion of middle class thinking rather than that of any impact on the larger community, whether it be in terms of implementation or change in perceptions.
The usual objection to enactment of symbolic statutes is that it erodes the credibility of the legal system. But as mentioned earlier, is law only 'effective' if it achieves higher conviction rates? Perhaps too little emphasis is placed on the initial steps following law reform and particularly that relating to perceptions. Malatras identifies four ways in which a social movement may relate towards the law – using the law as strategy, law as liberation, law as constraint and using the law as a symbol.[1] This could be extended to any attempt to bring about statutory reform, even if it is not through the medium of a social movement, however defined.
It is sometimes argued that in order for a law to be effective, it has to be in consonance with established social and cultural understandings. However, if the very purpose of a law is to change those understandings, is the answer then not to bring about statutory reform? Another argument is that laws should only be enacted if the majority find it acceptable. In his article (Atul Setalvad, 'Paper Laws', EPW (1988), Setalvad focuses on the lack of a proper enforcement machinery in the case of the Prevention of Food Adulteration Act and the Dowry Prohibition Act, both of which have therefore remained 'paper laws'. (On the other hand see this article by Neeraj Hatekar et al, 'Legislating Social Change: The Strange Case of the Sarda Act', EPW 2007 for evidence of how community understandings of marriageable ages changed with the legislation) Laws play different roles in the above two cases - in the first case, to use the Malatras typology, the law is constraint and in the second, the law is a symbol or is employed as a strategy.
To get back to the question of statutory reform in India, there seems to be an increasing use of law for these many purposes outlined above. One of the more talked about statutory reform is in the area of domestic violence. The Protection of Women from Domestic Violence, 2005 is similarly considered to be a more obvious example of breaking the silence on 'private' violence and abuse. For one, the Act acknowledges the existence of relationships that are not legally 'marriage'. Further, it gives the woman a right in the shared household.
What is disappointing however, is the Supreme Court's response to the Act. In S.R. Batra v Taruna Batra[2], it undermined the statutory right to reside in the shared household by deciding that the right is only available to a woman in a household owned by the husband and not in the household owned by the in laws, even though it has been the shared household of the woman. The Court expresses concern that this might well result in the infringement of the rights of the women, but nevertheless attributes it to 'clumsy drafting'.[3] This effectively takes joint family households out of the picture.
To take another example, The Juvenile Justice Care and Protection of Children Act, 2000 is considered revolutionary in its use of child-friendly terminology. However, experience indicates that a lot of the procedures followed and the environment of the "dispute" resolution body i.e. the Juvenile Justice Board, is quite to the contrary. The Supreme Court in interpreting the JJA has however, managed to parallel existing understandings of juvenile justice – for example, that the child has a right to bail, that presumption of age must be in favour of a child and so on. Little or no litigation has occurred on any other point. In many cases, though, the lack of a best practices guide and effective subordinate rule making, the Act remains underutilised.
Tushnet and Yackle in their study also point to the fact that the politics between the legislature and judiciary can also result in the law being unenforced or narrowing the scope of statutes to reflect existing legal positions. This seems to be true in the case of statutes, such as the DV Act. Is this part of the judiciary's effort to create a 'seamless' web of sorts? In this case as well, the signalling effect of the statute assumes importance.
In cases where the call for statutory reform has come from the judiciary such as a law on sexual harassment, the legislature remains largely indifferent, perhaps because there is no political mileage to be gained. Hence, predictably, there is scope for judicial understandings to be placed at a premium. This appears to be problematic for evident reasons. For these reasons, I would think that the proposed legal measures against honour killings is probably less about formalistic legal positions than it is about community understandings.
[1] Jim Malatras, "Legal Consciousness of Social Movements : Framing the Strategies for Mobilizing the Law", Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Law and Society Association, 2005.
[3] Batra, paragraph 23.
[Kalyani Ramnath graduated from National Law School of India University, Bangalore and is currently studying at the Yale Law School]
4 comments:
- Tarunabh Khaitan said...
thanks for this post kalyani. expressivism has a long history in the US, and their insights are certainly relevant to many developments in Indian law too. I share with you the proposition that laws have an expressive function, and that law-making must take this function into account. the debate on expressive literature diverges at this point- do you take expresssions of law into account because it has good consequences, like reducing violence against women (Sunstein), or do you take them into account because expression of the right moral values is the role of the state irrespective of the consequences of these expressions (anderson and pildes). i have greater sympathy for the former view, and which is why i believe that hte expressive potential of a law is only ONE of the several factors which will affect its intended objective (i.e. reducing violence against women - i agree with you that merely looking at conviction rates is too simplistic). this is the reason why the DVA is such a good piece of legislation - it certainly expresses a strong moral sentiment, whcih must have some impact on popular morality. but it is ALSO a very well-drafted piece of legislation, whcih guarantees effective relief to the victim, and being civil in nature, does not trample upon civil liberties like 498A does. in fact, the DVA is an example of a law whcih sends out the right messages, creates effective remedies for hte victim rather htan paying lip-service and does not restrict rights unnecessarily. in sum, as long as your point is that expressive function of the law is an important factor to be considered along with everything else it seeks to do, it is very valid. but merely passing draconian legislations like the SC/ST act, 498A and the sort of law proposed by some activists with respect to 'honour' killings in order to express the right moral sentiments should make all of us uncomfortable.
- Kalyani said...
Thanks, Tarunabh! I wanted to make the more limited point that attacking the process of 'reform' litigation on the point that a particular piece of legislation will not be fully 'implemented' would not be taking a comprehensive view of things.
With respect to 'draconian' legislation, like I indicated in the post, a lot of the second-stage signalling (if I can call it that!) will come from the judiciary. Like, in the case of the DVA. I would conclude, tentatively, that the initial tendency would be to retreat to the position before the legislation was passsed, in the interests, of say, 'consistency'. I'd be interested to look at 'symbolic' statutes where the judiciary has gone beyond the text of the statute.
Perhaps, it would be interesting to see what reasons are given to do that? I say this only because turning to legislatures to enact 'progressive' legislation forms part of the strategy of many social movements, however defined. And it wouldn't be in interests of anyone to say that it is 'wrong' to lobby for legislative change in this manner, based on whatever set of morals. Given the trend mentioned above, the investigation of the judiciary's responses to such legislation would be interesting. More so, in the context of current discussions on the distinction between constitutional and popular morality!
- rohitkaliyar said...
"..... This effectively takes joint family households out of the picture."
From the Supreme Court Judgment:
"22. As regards Section 17(1) of the Act, in our opinion the wife is only entitled to claim a right to residence in a shared household, and a 'shared household' would only mean the house belonging to or taken on rent by the husband, or the house which belongs to the joint family of which the husband is a member. The property in question in the present case neither belongs to Amit Batra nor was it taken on rent by him nor is it a joint family property of which the husband Amit Batra is a member, it is the exclusive property of appellant No. 2, mother of Amit Batra. Hence it cannot be called a 'shared household'."
In my opinion, Joint family households are very much in picture and such joint family household will still fall under 'shared household'.
Further, Continuing from the judgment: "19. Learned Counsel for the respondent Smt. Taruna Batra stated that the definition of shared household includes a household where the person aggrieved lives or at any stage had lived in a domestic relationship. He contended that since admittedly the respondent had lived in the property in question in the past, hence the said property is her shared household
We cannot agree with this submission
20. If the aforesaid submission is accepted, then it will mean that wherever the husband and wife lived together in the past that property becomes a shared household. It is quite possible that the husband and wife may have lived together in dozens of places e.g. with the husband's father, husband's paternal grand parents, his maternal parents, uncles, aunts, brothers, sisters, nephews, nieces etc. If the interpretation canvassed by the learned Counsel for the respondent is accepted, all these houses of the husband's relatives will be shared households and the wife can well insist in living in the all these houses of her husband's relatives merely because she had stayed with her husband for some time in those houses in the past. Such a view would lead to chaos and would be absurd.
It is well settled that any interpretation which leads to absurdity should not be accepted."
It seems to be well reasoned out judgment by Supreme Court, or is there something which I failed to appreciate in this matter?
- Subramanian Natarajan said...
Just taking the point tarunabh makes forward - Symbolic purposes can definitely be served by legislation . Criminal Legislations deal with offences and sanctions for their commission.
It might be sensible social policy to make certain types of behaviour criminal - for instance making sati criminal in 19th century india or child labour criminal in 21 st century india. But can it ever be sensible or indeed legal/ permissible social policy to tinker with the procedure of establishing the commission of these offences? Does mere symbolic requirement justify the shifting of the burden of proof in dowry death cases and cruelty?
Of course, it could be argued that shifting the burden serves not a symbolic function but a practical one - in that it is extremely hard to prove these offences - but that reason sounds more like an excuse for an under equipped prosecution service than a valid reason fo social policy.


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