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The reality is that our menstrual cycle is extremely powerful and does impact the way we feel from one day to the next. It's also true that we have heightened strengths during every phase of our cycle.
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The worst part is that we've gotten so used to not talking about it, we just sort of accept it and we perpetuate the silence. We forget that silence around a subject strongly suggests there is something 'wrong' or 'shameful' about it.
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1. Menstruation Follows a 28-ish Day Cycle, Just Like The Moon. Many of us are told about the 5-7 day 'period' of bleeding, but not the whole series of amazing changes your entire body is cycling through over the course of 28-ish days. Just as the moon waxes (or grows outward into the night sky) until it becomes full and then wanes (or gets smaller) as if moving back into itself-so do you.
2. Your Period Isn't the End. In Fact, It's the Beginning. Day one (and phase one) of your menstrual cycle begins when your period arrives. Within hours of starting your period, your estrogen levels will slowly begin to rise and you will tend to feel a shift from the heaviness or 'PMS' of the days before. This is a time of release so it is a great time to let go of things you no longer need in your life: stuff, unhealthy relationships and emotions that may be weighing you down (anger, regret, anxiety).
3. Your Vagina Is One of the Most Porous Parts of Your Body. The lining of your vagina is one of the most absorbent parts of your body so if you use tampons during your period, it's really important they are bleach and dioxin free. Since the EPA states there is NO SAFE LEVEL for dioxin exposure, 100% organic tampons are the safest option.
4. Estrogen = Energy, Enthusiasm & Expression. Throughout your Estrogen Phase (week 2), the steady increase in estrogen boosts your brain's serotonin levels, which leads to an increase in energy, enthusiasm and a more upbeat feeling overall. It also heightens your verbal abilities so week two of your cycle is a great time to do presentations and have those important conversations.
5. If Your Cycle Were Ruled by a Queen, She'd Be Ovulation. Ovulation refers to the release of a tiny egg from one of your two ovaries (they alternate from one cycle to the next). This typically happens between Days 12-16, making it the time you are most likely to get pregnant. You are also likely to feel more attracted to others at this time and whether you believe it's pheromones or just a healthy glow, others are likely to find you more attractive than ever, too!
6. Progesterone Heightens Introspection and Intuition. On the other side of ovulation, you'll feel the effects of decreasing estrogen and testosterone and increasing progesterone. Progesterone is the 'ebb' to estrogen's 'flow'. It will increase your desire to move inward, like the waning moon. Research shows greater activity in the right hemisphere of the brain-the part associated with intuitive knowing-in weeks 3 and 4 of your cycle. Always trust your intuition. But pay especially close attention to it in the second half of your cycle!
7. Nutrition Profoundly Affects Your Cycle. You have the power to maximise each phase and reduce physical and emotional discomforts by maintaining a healthy, balanced diet and taking vitamins that support your female body. For example, increasing your magnesium intake (via food or supplements), especially in week 4 of your cycle, can significantly reduce cramping, while regular intake of vitamin B6 throughout your cycle can help to minimize bloating.
8. You're Not Crazy! The Pre-Menstrual phase (week 4) consists of the final days before you begin a new cycle. Progesterone continues to rise until just before the end of this phase when estrogen, testosterone and progesterone all plummet to their lowest levels. If you deny the natural need you have to slow down and turn inward, feelings of resentment, frustration and anger find a way to surface. The solution? Give yourself permission to move a little slower and take care of YOU.
9. A Little PMA (Positive Menstrual Attitude) Goes a Long Way! Studies have shown that many of the less desirable physical and emotional manifestations of the Pre-Menstrual Phase (week 4) can be minimised by developing a more informed and positive attitude around your menstrual cycle.
For more information on this important topic, there are many great women dedicated to keeping women informed. Check out some of my very favorites: Vicki Noble, Dr. Christiane Northrup, Dr. Suzanne Gilberg-Lenz, Kristi Meisenbach Boylan, and Miranda Gray.
Anea Bogue, M.A., B.Ed., CLC, is an acclaimed self-esteem expert who specializes in working with women of all ages. The mother of a teen daughter and 5-year-old daughter, Anea is absolutely passionate about the empowerment of girls and women and has dedicated more than half her life to this cause. She brings 20 years of experience to her work as an educator, certified life coach, consultant, writer and speaker. Anea is also the creator and director of REALgirl®, a revolutionary empowerment program for girls ages 9 - 16. Anea is currently writing a book titled '9 Ways We're Screwing Up Our Girls and How We Can Stop' based on her Master's Thesis which was dedicated to the self-esteem crisis among women and girls. To learn more about Anea visit www.AneaBogue.com.
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Leaving DS with grandparents
Started by tryingforanother , Nov 15 2012 01:36 PM
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Posted 15 November 2012 - 01:36 PM
I'm thinking of leaving my DS (almost 3 years old) with his grandparents for 5-7 days while I have to go out of town (3 hours drive away) for IVF. They are happy to do it, and he has visited them before, but always with me there! I have never been away from him for more than a night (and that was with my DH to care for him). DH is away overseas with work so he can't look after him this time.
What do you think? Seems OK, right? I'm sure he will be fine, though he will miss me! It's probably more me learning to let go LOL
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Posted 15 November 2012 - 01:38 PM
I would have no problem leaving my son with familiar, trusted and loving grandparents for that length of time.
Posted 15 November 2012 - 01:40 PM
I would definitely do it. It would be great for your DS to spend the time with his grandparents and vice-versa. And although you would definitely miss him, it might be good for you too! I could only dream of that much me time. You could call him each night if you wanted too - I would go for it.
Posted 15 November 2012 - 01:43 PM
Yes - I've done it. My mum and brother looked after our boys when the kids were 2 1/2 and 5 years old while we went on a much-needed week long break. They had a great time and it was really good for our relationship.
Posted 15 November 2012 - 01:43 PM
Can you leave him for a night just to get used to sleeping over before you take the 5-7day trip?
Posted 15 November 2012 - 01:46 PM
Exactly what I was thinking. Do a test run.
Posted 15 November 2012 - 01:48 PM
QUOTE (redkris @ 15/11/2012, 12:46 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Exactly what I was thinking. Do a test run.
Yep, agree. DD was all sorted to stay with my IL's when I had my 2nd baby but she had never had a night away from both mum and dad. We did a test weekend a few months before my due date. All was fine.
It will be great for both of you!
Posted 15 November 2012 - 02:02 PM
Thanks everyone! Makes me feel better about doing it - I need to remind myself he's not a baby anymore :-)
I'm sure he will have a great time, and I'm getting kinda excited about all that time to myself (even though some of it will be IVF)!
Posted 15 November 2012 - 02:08 PM
We looked after out 5 year old grandson and he flew from Canberra on his own to be with us. He had a great time for a week or more and thoroughly enjoyed himself and he got one on one attention, which he loved.
Posted 15 November 2012 - 02:13 PM
I would have no problems with it myself. DS1 and DS2 have spent lots of time with my parents and always ask to go see them. I would also be fine with either of them staying with MIL although they would probably initially want to come home as she lives interstate and doesn't see them much.
Posted 15 November 2012 - 02:32 PM
In that situation I'd do it.
Just as a thought for something you can do for while you're not there is to give any comfort toys a big hug and tell him you're filling it up with love so if he's missing you he can give it a hug and know mummy is hugging him and loving him back. We do this with our kids at bed time and DH does it every time he goes away. Chances are he won't need it will be having too much fun with them but just in case and it gives you a bit of peace of mind about it too.
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LE MANOIR DE LA FOYE. This is one of 5 charming, spacious, two bedroom and three bedroom stone gite in an enclosed courtyard, beautifully cool in the summertime yet cosy in the winter. Le Gite du Portail has a large, partially shaded garden with extensive views over lovely open countryside. The gite and courtyard is approached through grand entrance gates. Within the estate are large gardens, a summer kitchen & pool with extensive patios with plenty of room to lounge, many trees and the remains of an historic cognac distillery. The region is renowned for its fresh produce, oysters, cheese, cognac and friendly people. A gloriously tranquil, unspoilt setting, perfect for French country living and a relaxed, refreshing holiday. The nearby Forest of Aulnay is perfect for a stroll or bicycle ride. There are numerous restaurants in the area where you can while away your time soaking in the atmosphere. We have a combined 38 years in the business to ensure you have a memorable holiday.
The owners: Nick & Chania run this gite which have been lovingly converted and upgraded into very comfortable accommodation. A property that was formerly a cognac distillery now includes a swimming pool with sun terraces hot tub, large gardens, paddocks and an orchard of walnut trees.
Thank you Nick and Chania for your first class hospitality and superb Gîte. We've all had a fantastic holiday and enjoyed meeting new friends. The children loved the barn (Sale de Jour) and the freedom that La Foye offers. Monday night BBQ's are an experience not to be missed! We hope to come back soon.
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Charming, extremely well equipped gîte. Nothing was too much trouble for our hosts. Great market in Aulnay, particularly the oysters!
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Le Gite du Portail: The gite has been modernized recently to a very high standard offering spacious accommodation. Le Gite du Portail is surprisingly large inside with thick stone walls making it beautifully cool in summer and very cosy in the winter time. On the ground floor is a comfortable, roomy lounge/dining room with two sofas, two armchairs, a dining table and chairs. Coffee tables, table lamps, standard lamp, plus rugs and a charming ornamental fireplace complete the picture. British digital Satellite TV is provided with video/DVD facilities. A library of videos, DVDs and books is available for guests.
A charming dining area is available out front, with sunsets to die for. The attractive and practical kitchen with its 200 year old stone floor and beamed wooden ceiling offers plenty of storage. There's a new gas hob with extract hood, Bosch electric oven/microwave combo, Bosch dishwasher, kettle, toaster and fridge. In fact everything you could want to make that perfect French holiday.
Le Manoir de La Foye is very near to the town of Aulnay and within easy reach of the A10 autotoute (J 33 & J34) giving full access to the Channel ports. We are within a few minutes drive to the small town of Néré with its friendly Bistrot & Bar run by a delightful English couple, known for its excellent food and refreshments. We are just 1 hour from la Rochelle & Poitiers.
Located in the small town of Néré, which is only a few minutes drive from Vinax, there is a baker, butcher, hairdresser, chemist, bank and a Co-op supermarket. And just a short journey in any direction finds many more quaint villages and towns that support open air markets, shops, restaurants and historic churches. The main towns in the region are: Angouleme, Chef Boutonne, Cognac, Dampierre, La Rochelle, Limoges, Poitiers (for Futuroscope), Saintes and St. Jean d'Angély.
We are Nick and Chania and between us we have over fifty years of experience in owning and running self-catering businesses.
We now own and run this beautiful complex of five gîtes in the Charente Maritime. We know holidays are very important so it is our aim to make sure that everything is perfect so that you have a relaxing and memorable visit to France.
Nick & Chania Coveyduck purchased this cottage in 2006
Having spent 16 years developing and improving our last property in Devon we wanted a new challenge and better weather.
We spent three years looking as far afield as Australia & Canada but when we saw Le Manoir we just knew it was right for us. The climate is just perfect.
The property was formerly a Cognac distillery, which has now been converted into this delightful complex, including a heated swimming pool with sun terraces, summer kitchen and barbeque, large gardens, paddocks and an orchard of walnut trees set amongst the attractive countryside.
Having been in the business for so long there are not many situations that we have not come across before and prepared for meaning that you have a perfect holiday.
* We all had a very pleasant and relaxing stay at the Le Gite du Portail in la Foye and would not hesitate to recommend your accommodation and the location to anyone.'
Philip H, Sheffield 2005.
* 'We really enjoyed our stay in the Le Gite du Portail. The property was lovely and well looked after. Thanks for a marvelous holiday.'
Lynda H, Midlothian 2005.
* 'Many thanks for giving us such a wonderful holiday.'
John N, Cambridge 2005.
* 'We have been coming to France for 22 years and this is the loveliest place we have ever stayed in.'
B&R L, Co Durham UK.
Le Manoir is an outstanding small group of charming and pretty gites. The owners, Nick and Chania, are welcoming and nothing was too much trouble for them, first rate customer service, how rare these days! The facilities are in good condition and along with the weather will help make your stay, relaxing and memorable. The properties were as described, are well appointed, spotlessly clean and well equipped.
Finally, just two things to add: we would recommend Le Manoir to our friends and we are returning this year.
We had a really great time at Le Manoir de La Foye.The location is idyllic, plenty of space and very relaxing. We have to young children (7 & 5) and they really enjoyed the pool area and the games room and we were able to relax within this safe environment .The Gites are very private and have their own BBQ facilities.The communal kitchen area is a great idea along with the weekly BBQ...great to meet other guests.
The complex owners Nick & Chiana are great hosts, always on hand to give you advice about local attractions etc. I would highly recommended Le Manoir de La Foye especially if your travelling with with young children.
We had a most enjoyable time at Le Manoir de La Foye.The facilities are excellent with the focus on rest and relaxation.Super games room for children and very safe pool area.Each gite has a private seating area and BBQ facilities.We really enjoyed the communal kitchen area
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The complex owners Nick & Chiana are excellent hosts-always available if required.Highly recommended-we are returning in 2010.
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We had a Lovely Holiday at Le Manoir de la Foye. Nick and Chania were welcoming and couldn't have been more helpful. The gite,situated in a pretty, "get away from it all" setting with spacious grounds was comfortable and charming, with everything needed for the duration. There was a well appointed kitchen but the weather was so good that we mostly cooked from the barbeque outside. There is a lovely little pool and various activities for all ages for those lazy days. There is also a salle de jour providing various indoor activities for rainy days or when it is too hot to venture out. The gites are positioned in such a way that you are able to be as self contained or as sociable as you wish without intrusion.. There are a number of good markets within easy reach and numerous fascinating sight seeing oportunities to keep you more than busy throughout whether for a long weekend or fortnight - a car is essential. .
Located in the second sunniest region of France, the hamlet of la Foye de Vinax is adjacent to vineyards, extensive fields of wheat and sunflowers as well as the magnificent Forest of Aulnay. The gite is situated in one of Europe's richest cultural areas, with a host of beautiful historic sites within easy reach. Just fifteen minutes by car you will find the immaculate town square of Aulnay. The charming town boasts a full range of boutiques and shops including an Intermarché store. The town has weekly markets, bars, hairdressers, chemists and a delightful kitchen shop that serves tea. Aulnay Church is a World Heritage Monument and is regarded as one of the top ten Romanesque churches in France.
The main towns in the region are: Angouleme, Chef Boutonne, Cognac, Dampierre, La Rochelle, Limoges, Poitiers (Futuroscope), Saintes and St. Jean d'Angély. The cottage has easy access from all directions, especially the A10 autoroute (J33 & J34).
Golf: The region of Poitou-Charente boasts more than twelve golf courses open throughout the year. Every type of course can be found, some coastal, others parkland. The region's temperate climate and outstanding number of hours of sunshine make play possible all year round, although the best period is from March though to the end of October. The course at Cognac is particularly good.
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Episode 96: Jeff Wall
July 1, 2007 · Print This Article
Jeff Wall, people! Canadian superstar Jeff Wall is interviewed by Duncan and Richard when he was in
Chicago for the opening of his huge new show at the Art Institute of Chicago:
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June 29-September 23, 2007
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Chicago talk to Terri and Joanna at the Printers Row Book Fair.
Finally, Amanda is leaving for
Episode 95: Old Gold/Boumstein-Smalley/JMOCA
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Allright so my computer is fairly f-ed and therefore this show note will be even less witty than usual. A bunch of post-its are wedged between the keyboard and the video processor to hold it in place. Curse you IBM.
Duncan and Marc LeBlanc talk to Caleb Lyons of Old Gold Gallery and formerly of Art Ledge.
Duncan talks to artist Lisa Boumstein-Smalley about her new show at the Alfedena Gallery.
Brian Andrews and Marc LeBlanc talk to Justin Hansch about Justin's Museum of Contemporary Art. We collectively apologize for the crappy sound quality on this one but we are working to correct the problem.
Sarah corrects BAS on their grammar.
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Episode 94: Jana Gunstheimer/ Chicago Politics
June 17, 2007 · Print This Article
This Week: Guest interviewer Lisa Dorin talks to German artist Jana Gunstheimer (see the blurb shamelessly lifted from the AIC website, below). ALSO we get two different perspectives on the fight over the Public Art Program and how they handle the selection and approval process. Kathryn talks to Olga Stefan Executive Director of the Chicago Artists' Coalition at Monday's protest rally, and
Richard spent a lot of time chuckling to himself about the music cues in this weeks show.
German artist Jana Gunstheimer combines her academic training in ethnology with a refined figurative drawing practice to observe and comment on aspects of her own culture. Gunstheimer responds to the transformations she sees taking place in contemporary German society including postindustrial desolation, drastic unemployment, and rising levels of aggression among people of her generation by way of a semi-fictional organization she calls Nova Porta. Complete with a logo, Web site, and an actual membership, the organization offers People without Social Function a semblance of structure through group cohesion and rigid hierarchy.
Adopting impenetrable rituals, tireless evaluation procedures, and managed leisure, the organization's stated goal is risk management and its activities are driven, if not wholly fabricated, by the artist. Under the conceptual framework of Nova Porta, Gunstheimer effectively parodies hierarchical structures, bureaucracy, and, most importantly, society's need to define one�s worth in terms of work.
Focus: Jana Gunstheimer is the artist's first solo museum exhibition in the
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This week Michelle Grabner and Duncan interview Gaylen Gerber.
"Gaylen Gerber's work often incorporates the artwork of other artists in its realization. Gerber asks other artists to cooperate with him and let their work be installed against the ground he provides. In doing so he focuses our attention on a central aspect of perception, which is that to perceive something at all you must first be able to perceive it as distinct from its context or background. By positioning his work as the contextual ground against which we see another work of art, Gerber draws attention to the permeability of the distinctions between object and context and fundamentally questions the stability of perception itself. Gaylen Gerber has exhibited widely including recent exhibitions and cooperative projects at the Musee d'Art Moderne Grand-Duc Jean in Luxembourg, Luxembourg; FRAC-Bourgogne and Musee des Beaux-Arts, Dijon, France; Kunsthalle Bern, Bern, Switzerland; and The Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois.
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Exhibition view of Gaylen Gerber's 2006 Mudam exhibition featuring Gerber's work with Kay Rosen, Sam Salisbury and Remy Zaugg. Zaugg's text roughly translates: and if, as soon as I act, I was not being anymore. Photo: Jean-Noel Lafargue."
The closing song goes out to Duncan.
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Episode 92: Loveliness/ Evil Chicago Politics
June 3, 2007 · Print This Article
Are you tired of all the self obsessed, cynical, angry art that's out there today? Well Alex Jovanovich is out there to fix what ails you and point you in the right direction! Terri talks to Alex about his Loveliness Workshops.
Next, Kathryn talks to Paul Klein about the screwed up stuff going on with public art funding in Chicago. Paul is working of some interesting activist stuff and we will post a letter/manifesto on the recent events, on our blog.
Then, Mark Staff Brandl checks in from the Central Europe Bureau!
Last, Mike Benedetto, with another Art Superstar Cinema Spotlight. The Supertsar is Monique Meloche. The movie is Volver directed by Pedro Almodovar. Mike made his own bed music for this bit. Wow.
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The best cheese for pizza? A mix of cheddar and mozzarella gives the ideal combination of texture and flavour, scientists reveal
- University of Auckland scientists evaluated different cheeses, such as mozzarella, cheddar Edam and Gruyere, to see how well they melted
- They looked at how the texture affected how well it browned and blistered
- Less elastic cheeses like cheddar didn't blister, while cheeses with 'free oil' like Gruyere didn't go brown when they were analysed
- They can be mixed with mozzarella to create 'gourmet pizzas,' study says
Hungry diners may argue about pizza toppings, but most people agree the cheese on their pizza should look golden, taste great and have just the right amount of elasticity.
Now food scientists have identified the best combination of cheese to ensure an optimal amount of stringiness and flavour.
And they say that a mixture of mozzarella and cheddar makes for the perfect pizza.
The secret to grate pizza: Food scientists have identified the best combination of cheese to ensure an optimal amount of stringiness and flavour on pizzas. They say that mozzarella can be mixed with other cheeses such as cheddar to make 'gourmet pizzas'
Scientists at the University of Auckland evaluated different cheeses - mozzarella, cheddar, colby, Edam, Emmental, Gruyere, and provolone - to see how well they melted.
They evaluated how the cheeses' composition and texture affected how well it browned and blistered – a desirable quality for pizza toppings.
Elasticity, oil content, moisture, water activity and 'transition temperature' all influence the colour uniformity of cheeses, they explained in the study, which was published in the Journal of Food Science.
The scientists found that blisters – the dark spots seen on cheese – didn't form using cheddar, colby, and Edam cheeses because of their small elasticity.
Scientists at the University of Auckland evaluated different cheeses - mozzarella (pictured left), cheddar (right), colby, Edam, Emmental, Gruyere, and provolone - to see how well they melted
A sufficient amount of 'free oil' prevents moisture evaporation, so Gruyere and provolone did not brown easily, while Emmental would not go golden at all.
'These cheeses can be combined with the easily blistering mozzarella to create a gourmet pizza with a less burnt appearance,' they said.
This is the first study to look at the composition of the ideal pizza, without relying on humans' taste buds, the researchers said.
They have developed a computer vision technique to help manufacturers make better pizzas.
Last year, a mathematician devised a formula for the 'perfectly proportioned' pizza, taking into account factors like the ratio of topping to base.
She said that pizza lovers get more topping per bite in a smaller pizza, but a more even spread of bites in a larger pizza.
Size matters: A mathematician believes that a larger pizza must have a larger base to compensate for most spread-out toppings, while a smaller pizza needs a thicker base
A mathematician claims to have come up with the first-ever formula for the 'perfectly proportioned' pizza, taking into account factors like the ratio of topping to base.
Dr Eugenia Cheng said pizza lovers get more topping per bite in a smaller pizza, but a more even spread of bites in a larger pizza.
The mathematician from the University of Sheffield, calculated a ratio to ensure maximum flavour of topping to base.
It shows that even if a person keeps the same amount of dough and topping, the ratio of topping to base in an average bite changes with the size of the pizza and smaller pizzas typically have more topping per bite than larger ones.
Dr Cheng said it is not only about how thick the base is, but about the balance of flavours between the topping and the dough that determines how much topping an individual can enjoy per bite.
She used d as the constant volume of dough and t for the constant volume of topping to come up with a mathematical formula for the ratio of topping to base in a median bite.
Dr Cheng calculated that in relative terms, the average bite taken from an 11 inch pizza has 10 per cent more topping than the average bite from a 14 inch pizza.
The mathematician came up with these formulas as she was asked by chain restaurant Pizza Express to work out why its 14 inch Romana pizzas, which have a thinner and crispier base than the Classic 11 inch pizzas, are proving so popular.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 13, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- The digital publishing startup Byliner announced today a collaboration with The New York Times for a series of co-produced e-shorts that play to the Times's longstanding reportorial strengths in culture, politics, sports, business, science, and health and feature some of its finest writers.
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The collaboration will yield up to a dozen New York Times / Byliner Originals in the next year. Most will be entirely new stories not available in the paper or at NYTimes.com, while others will occasionally grow out of related Times reporting. These Originals, ranging between 10,000 and 20,000 words, are written to be read in a single sitting.
The first co-published title, Snow Fall: The Avalanche at Tunnel Creek, by celebrated Times reporter John Branch, will be released this Monday, December 17. In it, Branch tells the harrowing narrative of a group of world-class skiers caught in a deadly avalanche in Washington State. It expands significantly on an article that will publish in Monday's paper, and it will be available for purchase that day for $2.99 at all the major digital bookstores.
Among future contributors to the Times–Byliner partnership will be Pulitzer Prize winner David Leonhardt, Washington bureau chief of the Times; and Pulitzer winner James B. Stewart, business columnist for the Times and the author of the bestselling Den of Thieves, among other books.
"Byliner's mission is to bring readers great stories by great writers, and we're thrilled to be partnering with The New York Times on this series of original narratives," said John Tayman, Byliner's Founder and CEO. "The Times has a deep and unparalleled tradition of extraordinary journalism, and we look forward to finding, developing, and publishing many important and lasting stories together."
"Our access to great journalism and talented writers lends itself to the e-book platform," said Gerald Marzorati, Editor, Editorial Development, of The New York Times. "We are excited to deliver, in collaboration with Byliner, the very best long-form journalism to readers."
About Byliner: Named one of the 10 Most Innovative Media Companies in the World by Fast Company, Byliner is the leading publisher of e-shorts, the fastest-growing segment of digital books. The San Francisco–based startup specializes in compelling works of original fiction and nonfiction, written to be read in two hours or less. These Byliner Originals are written by such bestselling authors as Amy Tan, Jon Krakauer, Margaret Atwood, Nick Hornby, and Sebastian Junger and range between 5,000 and 30,000 words. They are available on phone, tablet, or computer as part of Byliner's subscription service, and can also be purchased through all the major digital bookstores. In addition to commissioning original work, Byliner showcases fiction and nonfiction stories by the world's best writers, allowing readers to easily find, read, and share new and classic work by their favorite authors.
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My research takes place at the intersection between sociolinguistics, phonetics, and language variation and change. My main interest is language variation and identity in English dialects, but I also work on a range of topics within sociolinguistics and phonetics more broadly.
My PhD was a sociolinguistic ethnography of a multiethnic school in Sheffield — I looked at how different kinds of sociophonetic variation are used as stylistic resources and what this might tell us about the nature of sociolinguistic meaning.. In recent research with Emma Moore (Sheffield) I have investigated how social meaning operates across clusters of features that span different linguistic levels, such as phonetics, grammar and discourse. I'm currently carrying out research on sociophonetic variation in North West England (with Claire Nance, Eve Groarke & Beth Littlewood, Lancaster).
I am also interested in varieties that are the product of language contact and bilingualism. I have previously worked on British Asian English and I'm currently continuing this work in an ultrasound study of liquids in Bradford Asian English (with Jessica Wormald, York and JP French Associates). I am also carrying out acoustic-articulatory research on tongue root vowel contrasts in Twi and Ghanaian English (with Claire Nance, Lancaster), as well phonetic and sociolinguistic research on Dutch Burgher English (with Luke Harding & Claire Nance, Lancaster).
Kirkham, Sam. forthcoming. Ethnicity and phonetic variation in Sheffield English liquids. Journal of the International Phonetic Association. [ pre-print ]
Kirkham, Sam & Emma Moore. 2016. Constructing social meaning in political discourse: Phonetic variation and verb processes in Ed Miliband's speeches. Language in Society 45(1): 87-111. [ doi | pdf ]
Kirkham, Sam. 2016. Constructing multiculturalism at school: Negotiating tensions in talk about ethnic diversity. Discourse & Society 27(4). [ doi | pdf ]
Kirkham, Sam. 2015. Intersectionality and the social meanings of variation: Class, ethnicity, and social practice. Language in Society 44(5): 629-652. [ doi | pdf ]
Kirkham, Sam. 2011. Personal style and epistemic stance in classroom discussion. Language and Literature 20(3): 201-217. [ doi | pdf ]
Nance, Claire, Sam Kirkham & Eve Groarke. forthcoming. Studying intonational variation in varieties of English: Gender and individual variation in Liverpool. In: Natalie Braber & Sandra Jansen (eds) Sociolinguistics in England. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.
Kirkham, Sam. forthcoming. Urban communities of practice. In: Beatrix Busse & Ingo H. Warnke (eds) Language in Urban Space. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter. [ pre-print ]
Kirkham, Sam & Alison Mackey. 2016. Research, relationships and reflexivity: Reflections on two case studies of language and identity. In: Peter De Costa (ed.) Ethics in Applied Linguistics Research: Language Researcher Narratives. London: Routledge, pp. 103-120. [ pre-print | book ]
Kirkham, Sam & Jessica Wormald. 2015. Acoustic and articulatory variation in British Asian English liquids. Proceedings of the XVIII International Congress of Phonetic Sciences 1-5. [ pdf ]
Nance, Claire, Sam Kirkham & Eve Groarke. 2015. Intonational variation in Liverpool English. Proceedings of the XVIII International Congress of Phonetic Sciences 1-5. [ pdf ]
Kirkham, Sam & Emma Moore. 2013. Adolescence. In: J.K. Chambers & Natalie Schilling (eds) The Handbook of Language Variation and Change. Second edition. Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell, pp. 277-296.
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Kirkham, Sam. 2011. The acoustics of coronal stops in British Asian English. Proceedings of the XVII International Congress of Phonetic Sciences 1102-1105. [ pdf ]
Kirkham, Sam. 2013. Ethnicity, social practice and phonetic variation in a Sheffield secondary school. University of Sheffield PhD dissertation. [ link | pdf ]
I play percussion, concertina and manodlin, as well as a little piano and guitar. I am particularly interested in the folk music of England and beyond.
In terms of regular ongoing bands, I currently play with Sheffield-based The Hobo Conspiracy, which is an 8-piece folk-rock band. I am also working on a multimedia song cycle with Derek Meins (formerly of Eastern Lane and The Agitator), as well as some other stuff that will hopefully come to fruition soon. I sometimes play drums in the Lancaster Linguistics Department band (The Fauxnemes).
I previously played drums and accordion with Who Killed The Cranks?, piano with Rebecca Watson, percussion with Just Jodi, and percussion and keyboards with Sam Browse.