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Some days, paintings are like windows. Look into a space that's just beside this space. The plane between here and there is impossibly thin, infinitely thin, impeccably thin, but perfectly impermeable. Here and there have different weather, different histories, and different physics, even though they are right right right next to each other.
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Some days, looking into a painting is like looking into a cave. Or it's like looking down a well, up a skirt, through a crack, into a mirror. There's something tempting inside a good painting, something vast. It's only partially visible, because I've covered up most of it with this big yellow brush stroke. (Is a good painting modest? I want to obscure all the juicy parts, so that you only glimpse a flash of ankle, or a little bit of soft throat skin. Maybe. But maybe I want my painting to swallow you.)
Some days, what you thought was a window, and just for looking, is really a portal. You can jump through, if you're feeling brave, or lusty.
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One day, I'm going to jump into a painting, and it's going to spit me out into another room. I'll be in Brooklyn, in my best friend's studio. Just like that. That's the painting I'm trying to paint.
They say that the universe began with an explosion, something on a magnitude we could never understand. It left brilliant jagged tears in the swirling nothingness of space. Reds, yellows, blues, greens and purples burst through the fabric of space-time. Color was the only witness to the birth of the first stars.
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With colored dyes, bleach, and black dye, we transformed our bedsheets into a deep star field, sprinkled with nebulas and distant star clusters. You've seen this style of space repeated often: on a computer background, as a print for cosmic leggings fabric, along the length of a roll of stellar duct tape. What does it do? Why does it matter?
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1. Florid: Red. Ornate. Upset.
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constricted, immobilized, still to the point of bursting.
2. Sunbathers lie still, waiting for something to happen. Their towels stake their claims, colonize the beach. They are territorial. Regal. Naked. Vulnerable.
3. In the bible, the Old Testament, there is a scene on Mount Siani in which Moses sees the backside of God. And then for 40 days God speaks to Moses. Moses' face becomes radiant - permanently sunburned - a mark of the wonder of this experience. Sunburns are always this way: your skin is marked - pigmented - colored - because of the physical experience of being in the presence of an incomprehensibly great force.
(And it came to pass, when Moses came down from mount Sinai with the two tables of testimony in Moses' hand, when he came down from the mount, that Moses wist not that the skin of his face shone while he talked with him.)
4. Every twenty-something today read The Giver in elementary or middle school. It's a children's novel set in a sterile, dystopian future: all decision-making and all experiences are organized by the state. A select few citizens act as repositories for the collective memory of the society. They are vessels to be filled with the memories of painful or violent experiences which the government has decided to withhold from the rest of the population. For example, no one but these select few "Receivers of Memory" know what a sunburn feels like. So the boy, the main character, Jonas, is programmed with an artificial memory of sunburn. He can't describe this experience to his friends, because they have no similar experience of pain to reference. The wisdom of a sunburn is un-transferable; Physical experience is a part of wisdom which is essentially un-transferable;
Sunburn marks un-transferable experience - of warmth and pain. And time passed outdoors.
5. Last night, we watched Close Encounters of the third kind. We connect these things: Deus ex machina. The sun. A UFO. Paint itself. Sublime. Uplifting. Non-native. (We can't count on you to intervene. We want to be able to save ourselves.)
6. There is no space in the world far enough away from the world to look back at it. No. Wait. A painting is a site outside the world.
(Archimedes: Give me a lever long enough and a fulcrum on which to place it, and I shall move the world.)
7. I like beets because of their redness, and because they grow underground: they epitomize an attempt at sharing an un-sharable wisdom of experience. Beets redden underground through a lifetime of incomprehensible velvet darkness and mineral richness. We harvest them, boil them, eat them. We take them inside our dark, rich bodies: and we cannot absorb their redness. You know. Your poop is stained magenta. That heart of subterranean wisdom has passed right through you. Though it has nourished you, it cannot leave with you it's essential redness, it's un-give-able gift. Just like sunburn, beets' redness marks un-transferable experience - of warmth and pain. And time passed outdoors.
On a hill in upstate New York (west of Albany)The fire caught,Rearranging Tim's childhood.Memory like a tree,Writhing like a little living thing.His dad swears,"We watch flames behind the houseLike a rat, with beak, eye, snout."Strong summer fires,The smell of bay leaves, tea leaves, cocoa leaves,Death like a deck of cards, being dealt.He examines his memory of a Christmas treeNow that he has grown wise to the colossal hassleOf dragging it across town in a wagon,Of sawing the trunk to fit the base.He examines his home, sap soaked,Unsure weather to be a kid or have a kid.We are finally old enough for the privilege:We carry our regretsStrapped across our backs or balanced on our heads.The doorway collapses.Vein, artery, tube, cable,We have only a dim idea of what people could have used it for.Home, there's a whole world underneath:A coral reef, an orange universe, stalactitesA 5000 year old drumstick.Coals like teeth caught on maple candy.The fire is getting bigger,Turning white.I thought nothing more could happen,But they still transform.He examines chance,All the things he missed because they burned the fastest,Wilted like basil in a frying pan,Until he came to love, with no biases toward anything interesting.Strange how it's bright over here, and over there, there is nothing.Candle on fire:The wick lastslong past the wax.
I used to live in Providence. One day, I want to live there again -- I didn't know how good I had it when I had it.
I'm going to tell you my Rhode Island swimming story.
It's a ritual, and therefore kind of like a sandwich, which turns out to be a central metaphor in this story. What I'm saying is that it's hard to remember eating one particular sandwich, because if you're like me, you've eaten a lot of sandwiches in your life, and all your sandwich eating experiences run together. Which doesn't mean you end up liking sandwiches any less. Similarly, it's hard to remember one particular swimming story because there have been so many. We're aiming for more of a montage today. And directions.
So. My friend Maggie would drive us to Carr Pond. Carr Pond is in East Greenwich. You take 95 south, towards Providence. Exit 7 towards Coventry, and then left onto New London Turnpike, left onto Division Road, right onto Carrs Pond Road, Carrs with an 's'. Talk to me later, I can repeat that for you.
It's a kettle pond, I think. Which means that it was formed in the wake of receding glaciers. Or maybe it was once a reservoir, but now it isn't. The water is really clear. You aren't supposed to swim there, but swimming there doesn't hurt anybody.
In any case, the pond itself is probably a half-mile across, surrounded by a ring of woods. The woods are full of hiking paths and ATV tracks.
Maggie would park her Subaru on the side of the road, near this boulder that we learned to look out for as we made the trip again and again. The boulder was abandoned by glaciers, too, I bet. It's on the right side of Carrs Pond Road, about a hundred feet past a sharp right curve. Next to the boulder is the unmarked beginning of a footpath.
So we start into the trees, and walk for a half-hour or so. We have no kind of map-view understanding of the trail, just a memory of the path. It's a left sandwich: right, left, right. Like the rights are the bread and the left is the meat. That's how you remember it. Turn right after the rock wall, then left at the fork, then right, over the ridge. Maybe the walk is a spiral and we don't know it. Maybe there's a more direct trail, but we don't want to know about it.
Like I keep saying, this is a ritual journey. One which has been traversed dozens, maybe hundreds of times. Drive to the pond. Leave your car on the side of the road. Walk through the woods.
This ritual, by the way, is best performed on a moonless night. You walk through the woods only half-sure that you're still on a trail. In the blackness, you make out this rock wall, where the first right turn is. You actually walk over the wall, through a collapsed section, and then turn right and walk parallel to it for a while before path and wall diverge. You walk past a looming concrete tower. Then there's that pillar, the left fork, which is at a gravelled part of the path, almost as wide as a two-lane street. You'll walk over a little stream, eventually, and if it's a particularly wet day, you can jump across the stones a few steps to the left of the path. And then we don't so much see as feel where the path turns up the ridge, towards the water. I miss that turn, too, sometimes, so don't worry if it seems tough to find. It's about two minutes past the stream.
Pee here, on this side of the ridge. Really, there's a bush behind which we ritually pee. You don't want to pee in the lake's watershed.
And then we climb over the ridge, down this steep sort of gully, and we're at a sandy little beach that's maybe twenty feet wide. It's really not much more than an opening in the trees...
So we take off our clothes. This part is great when we take strangers with us -- the surprise nudity. I'm not going to tear your clothes off by any means, but I am going to exert a strong social pressure. Maybe it's night time, anyway. No one can see you.
Mid-November is a little late in the year for this part of the story to make perfect sense. Imagine that it's late September. Maybe early October. You've been wearing a sweater. Now, standing naked on the water's edge, you're real chilly. But you're thrilled, too, to be on the brink of such a noble swim. One year, Maggie, Geddes, and I swam every single day in October, to super-acclimate our blood for the wintertime.
So you wade, shivering, into the water. You take a few dozen strokes away from shore. You swim out to where you can't touch the bottom any more, and then you stop, tread water, count yourselves, assess your situation.
Looking behind you, you can barely see the break in the trees. The silhouettes of your clothes draped over that bleached log. Ahead, you watch the blinking red lights of an antenna. You swim out, for some endless amount of time, towards the middle of Carr pond.
There, in the middle of the pond, is a tiny island. It's ringed by trees, but the center of the island is bare. The trees are actually all blueberry bushes. And in the summertime it is guarded by water snakes! Don't worry, they are probably buried in the mud by late October.
At night, the island looms up suddenly, rearing above the treeline behind it. It appears, as if your swimming has conjured it.
It's a sort of holy-of-holies. The inner sacred circle of a sacred place. There's a ring of roads, a ring of woods, a ring of water, a ring of snakes, a ring of blueberries, and then this bare center. That's where you go.
It's also, I should mention, like a sandwich. Again. Like we've finally gotten past the bread and mustard and lettuce, to the meat.
Once, Maggie and Geddes and I camped there, in the center. We swam to the island, and we tethered ourselves to a little row boat filled with gear: a tent and blankets and cliff bars, and all that. We pulled the boat behind us.
And I can't tell you about our night spent on the island, but for you, that isn't what's important. This is about your future. I'm showing you the twisting path through the woods, just like Hoy Loper showed me, just like Hannah Mellion showed him, and back into the annals of history.
Maybe it will be summertime when you go, and you will eat blueberries. Maybe it will be pitch-black, and you will splash a lot to scare the snakes. Maybe the geese will be resting there, mid-migration. Maybe it will be a full moon, and almost as bright as day. There are echoes, too. If you call, the water answers.
You get yourself to the center of the island. And that's it. You see for yourself. Then you swim back to the beach, struggle into your clothes, jump up and down for a minute to get warm, walk back through the woods to the car, parked by the boulder. Out the other side. A symmetrical ritual. Home again, like nothing even happened.
Now, I wish Carr Pond was like those 'once you touch this chain letter you must open it and pass it along or else your mom will break her back' kind of chain letters. It's my own evangelical religion. There's a real, practical point to all this.
It's an hour and a half from here, actually an hour and twenty-eight minutes, says Google Maps. Not even a big deal. Rhode island is a tiny-ass state. So here, what this is, is it's an invitation.


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Good morning sweet ladies,
Such a lovely morning! Birds are out and the morning air is nice and cool. Windows are wide open for some fresh morning air! Enjoying my cup of coffee from my new family room garden view. I wound up rummaging through the shed and found an old garden picture for the large blank spot on the wall, so that will suffice for "new art" for now.
Martica...I'm so sorry that Pedro didn't get that job...still praying for him! OMG girlfriend your dresser and frame are gorgeous!!! You totally rocked the Song Bird line with your beautiful creations. You are soooo talented my friend and how exciting to be featured on the G45 Blog! So very excited for you!!!
Maggie...It really has made all the difference in my outlook to rearrange and freshen up that room. It was fun to redecorate and it really lifted my spirits too! Now if I could just find my mojo again! If anybody finds it, please send it back home, I've got to get crack-en on some holiday gifts!
Linny...I am so glad that your Cymbalta is working for you again! And BTW most days getting up, getting dressed and making the bed is about all the umph I've had lately myself. Been so burned out on scrapping lately I have no idea where my mojo has gotten off to! I do hope it returns in time for some holiday crafting!
Katie...Safe travels for you and your family today darlin! So excited that you'll have your own home again and getting your own scrap room is just awesome! I'm so excited for you!
Elizabeth...I too am loving the arrival of fall. Although you wouldn't know this week, it's been in the 90's around here still. But the evenings and mornings are cooling off, so that makes me happy.
Lorna...How exciting to be a part of something so huge! I know as a buyer myself, I took great pride in the projects I got to work on also. It's fun to be part of something bigger than yourself! Have a restful weekend my friend! You deserve it!
Well it's going to be a warm one this weekend so I've decided to do some entertaining on the patio today. Going to have a few girlfriends over for brunch later this morning. Making a quiche and some fresh fruit and don't forget the mimosa's! I so wish we could all belly up to the counter, grab a plate of goodness and a cold drink and while away an afternoon together! It would be so fun! But until then, I'll just have to imagine all the laughter and good times we would share. Make it a marvelous day ladies! Prayers going out for all of your needs this morning.
PS: Praise Report: My step mom has been moved to a physical therapy rehabilitation facility after her stroke last month. She's regaining some of her motor skills as she is starting to stand again. Please pray that she will be able to walk again. And, thank you so much for including her (Wanda) in your prayers. I'm ever so grateful!


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Chef Paz offers Peruvian taste of home
Food is a powerful thing. It nourishes, it brings people together, it makes a little corner restaurant in West Allis feel like a dining room in Peru.
It transports the diner even more so when many of the other guests at Chef Paz - named for its owner, Maritza Paz - appear to be Peruvian expats, looking for a taste of home. (One guest said he'd made the drive from Madison to have the chef's food.) »Read Full Article(2)
Discovery World closes for the day because of snow
The snow made them do it. Discovery World, 500 N. Harbor Drive, is closing at 2 p.m. today because of the weather, according to its Facebook page. They expect to be open at 9 a.m. tomorrow. Just in case, call (414) 765-9966 or see www.discoveryworld.org »Read Full Article
Someone mashed up Nine Inch Nails and Carly Rae Jepsen...and it sounds better than it should
Trent Reznor shocked fans by announcing a new collaboration with cutesy pop singer Carly Rae Jepsen. Not really; someone just mashed up their songs. But maybe they should tour together? No, no they should not. Journal Sentinel photo by Michele Jokinen. »Read Full Blog Post
Registration open for Braise's annual morel hunt
Someday spring will come, and then it will be time for the annual morel mushroom hunt organized by chef David Swanson's Braise. But you'll have to register for it now.
Registration for the event May 11 opened Tuesday morning, and it always sells out early. It's limited to 20 people. »Read Full Blog Post
Japandroids among new Milwaukee concert announcements
Canadian rock duo Japandroids, which released one of 2012's most acclaimed albums, the succinct and aggressive "Celebration Rock," is coming to Turner Hall Ballroom, 1040 N. 4th St., on May 27.
Milwaukee Music Video: See the visual treatment for Alchemy's 'Creature of Love'
The music video for glossy synthpop band Alchemy's "Creature of Love" doesn't feature unicorns, a snuggly, six-foot-tall stuffed animal or any other cutesy creatures of love. But it does have a CGI mud monster, a sickly, paranoid dude in a hoodie and the local group rocking out at Mad Planet.
"Creature of Love" is also the name of the band's latest EP, which the band celebrated with a show at Mad Planet last month. And it has another cause for celebration: after winning a battle of the bands at Marquette Friday, Alchemy will get to open for buzz band Twenty One Pilots at Weasler Auditorium April 5. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Northern Ireland, through photos and music
"Look Behind You!" may be a more appropriate title for a slasher movie than a performance and lecture on Northern Ireland, but tonight's presentation sounds intriguing nevertheless. The event includes candid photos taken by Bobbie Hanvey and snippets of radio interviews with some of Northern Ireland's best-known figures, with Steafan Hanvey providing further context through singing.
"Look Behind You!" begins at 7 p.m. at the UWM Hefter Conference Center. »Read Full Blog Post


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Girl #1: I really like matzoh bread.
Girl #2: Yeah, my friend makes it really amazing because she fries it in butter and sugar. It's so good.
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The first time that I heard 'Sugar Man' I was seven year old, restlessly confined within my great Aunt's dusty Kenilworth flat. Driven mad by boredom and the fetid smell of old people, and hoping to imitate the cool guy from Limp Bizkit, I decided to try my hand at turntablism. Wiping the dust off an old Technics record player, I slapped on the first LP that I could find. It was Cold Fact by Rodriguez. Fortunately, I was unable to transform the timeless folk-ballad into rap-metal; nor were my unskilled scratching-efforts able to detract from Rodriguez' hauntingly ethereal voice and impressionable words about "silver magic ships" and "sweet Mary Jane".
Despite the popularity of Cold Fact amongst South African youth during the sixties and seventies, little is known about the life of Sixto Rodriguez and his ascendance to unrecognized musical greatness. As something of a mythical icon, his story is shrouded in legend and misinformation, and it is precisely this sense of mystery which 'Searching for Sugar Man' latches onto.
The opening shot is of a scenic Cape Town coastal-drive, which is accompanied by an introduction from Stephen Segerman – a familiar figure in the South African music scene. Capetonians may recognize Stephen as the owner of a music store called 'Mabu Vinyl', located just at the top of Long Street. The documentary recounts the story of Segerman's relentless efforts to uncover the personal history of Rodriguez.
In the process, an astonishing discovery is made [spoiler alert]: contrary to the popular tale that Rodriguez committed suicide by dousing himself in flames during a concert, the legend of a man is found alive and kicking in his American hometown. Before long, Stephen has booked Rodriguez for a tour, and the South African post-60s generation is left in shock as they witness their teen-idol not just alive, but rocking a sold-out performance at the Bellville Velodrome!
The film is put together in a thoughtful and creative manner, combining an imaginative collection of contemporary, archival and animated footage from South Africa and Detroit. Needless to say, the film is a must-see for any Rodriguez enthusiast, who will undoubtedly get a musical fix, as well as glimpses of the streetscapes that gave rise to Rodriguez' creative brilliance.
The true beauty of this documentary, however, lies in the fact that it actually fans the aura of mystery that has always surrounded Rodriguez. As the daughter of Rodriguez is quoted saying: "sometimes a fantasy is better kept alive"; the documentary certainly pays homage to this, raising as many questions as it answers:
Why is a man who might have been as great as Bob Dylan currently living as an ageing construction worker in Detroit? What happened to all of the money that Rodriguez should have made from his album sales in South Africa? And most of all, why was he largely unrecognized in States, and yet placed on par with artists such as the Stones and the Beatles in South Africa?
In this sense, the documentary is just as much about the peculiarities of South African society as it is about the musical exploits of Rodriguez. Why were we able to recognize musical greatness where the mighty States saw nothing? One suggestion is that a repressive Apartheid society caused his songs to be adopted as anthems of anti-apartheid activism. Thus, we are taken on a cinematic tour of protests from WITS and UCT during the late 70s, whilst the "Anti-establishment Blues" plays in the background, as if Rodriguez provided the official soundtrack to South Africa's revolution.
Looking around the cinema, the irony slaps me in the face like the smell of the Hout Bay fish-factory on a hot summer's day: there's not a black person in sight. The cinema is filled predominantly with the wealthy, the elderly and the pale; it could easily have been a scene from the 1970s. For a moment I realize that this film is simply an excuse for South Africa's post-60s generation to reminisce about the good old days of flower-brandishing and joint-smoking, patting themselves smugly on the backs for their efforts at bringing about democracy. The militancy of ANC and the ideology of the Black Consciousness must have been fostered to the sounds of a different sound-track.
I'm soon able to look beyond my political cynicism, however, and enjoy the bitter-sweet manner in which the documentary is wrapped up. We learn that Rodriguez never reaped the benefits of his stardom: to this day he lives a modest existence as a Detroit wage-laborer. Nonetheless, the ending is a happy one: the understated Rodriguez is fulfilled in his knowledge that he has made his mark as an artist and a performer. Not unlike the principles of the social revolution that failed to recognize Rodriguez for the icon that he was, the film prioritizes art and altruism over materialism. In the end, it's all about the music, and the genuine passion of a true musician.
All in all, 'Searching for Sugar Man' is a fantastic cinematographic and journalistic endeavor. I would recommend it to anybody who craves a glimpse of how it sounded to be a young white student in South Africa during the 1970s, or simply those who wish to lose themselves for 90 minutes, within an extraordinary and spellbinding slice of musical history.
Keep it unreal.
Humorous, insightful and thought provoking. Brilliantly written!
I'm a huge fan and have been wanting to see this since the trailer was released. Can't believe I haven't gone to watch it yet! Booking my tickets neeooww!
*puts on Cold Fact*
*lights up a joint*
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Chafing at the bit to see this, but work keeps getting in the way.
Thank you Vibe for this shweet article to scratch the itch in the meantime.
Great article and a brilliant movie! Was interesting to see the man behind the music that I had heard for so many years while growing up.
Epic Epic movie!
Anyone going to watch the Rodriguez concert in Cape Town or jhb next month? Got my tickets booked


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Spinifex: Hipsters Gone Ballistic
The quintet distills elements from all the above mentioned outfits, contrasting extremely tight, irregular structures and rhythms with explosive free improvisations and disciplined math- metal precision with playful Indian Karnatic rhythmic elements. All selections are played with sheer abandon and joyful passion, from the first second to the last one.
All compositions feature restless shifts and complex dynamics as well as the highly collaborative and versatile interplay of this well-rehearsed quintet. "Boo" shifts naturally, back and forth between a melodramatic metal suite, minimal yet intense sonic searches and the post-bop solo singing of alto saxophonist Tobias Klein. "Joint Strike Focker" erupts like a supersonic missile, abruptly suspended in mid-flight then launched back into its roaring course. "Rost" begins with Tambura-like drones before it settles on a rare, gentle groove and patient interplay. It eventually climaxes into an inevitable, eruptive coda. "Flying Object Fort WorthUmeåSheffield" finally spices the bombastic dynamics of the quintet with much needed doses of humor and irony. The most impressive piece is an inspired, uplifting cover of Karnatic composer and singer Papanasam Sivan, "Sre Valli Devasenapathe," that sounds like a spin on their fellow countrymen The Ex's Ethiopian covers.
No doubt, the hipsters went on a wild ride.
Track Listing: Hipsters Gone Ballistic; Boo; V; Joint Strike Focker; Rost; Lotigus; Flying Object Fort Worth - Umeå - Sheffield; Waste Land Jam; Sre Valli Devasenapathe.
Personnel: Gijs Levelt: trumpet; Tobias Klein: alto saxophone; Jasper Stadhouders: guitar; Gonçalo Almeida: bass guitar; Philipp Moser: drums.
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Talking about the "things that matter most" on September 19
4:00 – 6:00 – Catholic Relief Services and the Population Research Institute Come Together to Air Their Differences AND We Analyze the Pope's Lengthy Interview in America Magazine that is Capturing the World's Attention Today
Big show today as we bring together representatives from Catholic Relief Services and the Population Research Institute to discuss the controversy raised in a 100+ page report issued by PRI criticizing some of the work of CRS in Africa. We try to shed light and get to the heart of the disagreement. Also, a lengthy interview that Pope Francis granted America Magazine is sending shockwaves around the world – and great amounts of misreporting. We look at what was ACTUALLY said and what he did not say.


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Choosing quality of deathApril 24,2013
Choosing quality of death
We Americans are so fortunate to live in a country that prizes individual freedoms. Unlike those living under repressive regimes, we, not the government, are free to decide where we live, how much education we have, whom we marry, how many children we have, what kind of work we seek, how we worship, and many other choices that determine the quality of our lives.
However, as the end of our lives approaches, we discover that we dont have the individual right to determine the quality of our dying. The Vermont Legislature is now considering whether we, not they, should have this freedom. I believe we should. Do you? If so, please contact your legislators.
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StoryCorps: Nicole Parker & Kiplyn Primus
By Dylan Fagan • Nov 26, 2013
A troubled relationship with her mother led Nicole Parker to run away from home to attend college. Although her tuition was paid for by an ROTC scholarship, she knew she could never go back home. In the StoryCorps booth, Nicole told her friend Kiplyn Primus about the challenges that presented once the holidays rolled around.
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Welcome dear readers to the 5th edition of the Enigmatic Debate.
In case you didn't know there have been four editions already in the past four weeks! (We're consistent I know)
This marks the fifth straight week that the Enigmatic Debate has been released.
In case you don't know what the Enigmatic Debate is, or need to refresh your memory because you forgot, I'll be happy to remind you.
It's basically a debate revolving around the hot topics in today's wrestling world.
The Enigmatic Debate is a debate involving the writers from the Enigmatic Generation of Wrestling site, also known as EGW, and constant contributors to Bleacher Report as well.
We discuss a variety of things WWE and TNA, or Impact Wrestling (whatever it wants to call itself), related.
This week's topics include.......naw, I won't spoil it for you, keep reading to find out. But I will give you a hint, none of the questions are about Sin Cara's lighting and if they are going to be in the Smackdown Money in the Bank ladder match. (Sorry to disappoint those of you who want to know the answer to this very interesting question.)
On a side note though, RiZE was unable to publish it due to some "technical" difficulties so he passed the honor of publishing the Enigmatic Debate onto me.
Hopefully you all still like it as much as before. (Who am I kidding, of course you will, it's a debate for goodness sakes!).
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AUGUSTA, Ga. - Entered into rest Saturday, July 2, 2005 at Kentwood Nursing Home, Mrs. Frances Larson Harkness, 97, wife of the late Daniel Hoover Harkness. Mrs. Harkness was married in Lincoln, Neb. in July, 1930 to Daniel Harkness, who was a Professor of Civil Engineering at the University of Nebraska. The Harknesses moved to Troy, N.Y. in 1943 when Mr. Harkness accepted a position as Sales Manager for W. & L.E. Gurley Co. Mrs. Harkness worked as Assistant Librarian at the Emma Willard School in Troy, N.Y. from 1954 until she retired in 1970. The Harknesses retired to North Fort Myers, Fla. in 1972 where they resided until Mr. Harkness' death. Mrs. Harkness moved to Colorado Springs in 1985 where she resided until she moved to Augusta in December of 2001. Mrs. Harkness was a life long member of the P.E.O. Sisterhood, a philanthropic educational organization, and was past state president for the State of New York in the late 50's. She resided at the Colorado P.E.O. Chapter House during her stay in Colorado Springs. Mrs. Harkness is a member of the First Congregational Church (U.C.C.) of Colorado Springs. Family members include her daughter, the late Judith Ann Harkness; her son, Daniel H. Harkness Jr. and his wife, Katherine T. Harkness, of Augusta; and grandson, Daniel H. Harkness III, and his wife, Courtney B. Harkness. A memorial service will be held at a later date. Thomas Poteet & Son Funeral Directors, 214 Davis Rd., Augusta, GA, 706-364-8484.
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We are two months away from the start of preseason, but it is never too early for predictions. Many teams are already gearing up to improve upon their last season's record.
The Dallas Cowboys have been predicted to be contenders for the past five years, and this year should not be any different. Along with the Cowboys, let us take a look at the teams that have their eyes on league domination.


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Located in Pozza di Fassa (Fassa Valley), Hotel Monzoni is minutes from Ladin Museum and Pozza-Buffaure Gondola. This hotel is within the vicinity of Adventure Park Piciocaa and Lake Antermoia.
Stay in one of 58 guestrooms featuring LCD televisions. Private bathrooms with bathtubs or showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.
Enjoy recreational amenities such as an indoor pool and a sauna. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, ski storage, and a television in a common area.
Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's restaurant, which serves lunch and dinner, or grab a snack at a coffee shop/café. Mingle with other guests at a complimentary reception, held daily. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
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Justin Timberlake Rocks 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' With 'TKO' and Other Hits
Justin Timberlake performed on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" on Thursday night, September 24. The 32-year-old pop star, who also came to the late night show to promote his new album, shut down Holywood boulevard to treat the crowd of 10,000 fans with his hits.
Despite being a little sick, Timberlake managed to give fans his best performances. Backed by a full band, he sang and danced energetically to his songs, which included "Cry Me a River", "Rock Your Body", "Mirrors" and "Sexy Back".
The singer also delivered the singles off his upcoming "The 20/20 Experience - 2 of 2" album. He performed "Take Back the Night" and gave the first television performance of current single "TKO".
Timberlake also sat down with host Jimmy Kimmel for an interview. After playing a doctor who tried to diagnose Timberlake's illness, Kimmel began talking about Paul McCartney who made an appearance on his show the night before.
They then talked about Timberlake's upcoming release, which will arrive on September 30. In the interview, Timberlake explained that his previous album, "The 20/20 Experience", was "a little more summer time, a little more fun and virginal," while the upcoming one would be "a little more slutty."
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u just had 2 do it didnt u?
jesus will everyone stop adding tricky hes so gay u got half of what i would of gave u if u didnt add him
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It was good. Guy below me: don't be hatin' the Tricky!
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Overall I liked it...
But what the hell is up with the clown at the end?! Less of that demented clown and more NIN. You know what, just take the clown out. Damn thing is just freaky and not funny at all.
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the sound was quiet.......
i would have given this a 10, but the clown at the end, and all of that was not necessary.
it was very entertaining until the part with the clown, which got old really fast.
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The roots of the Brexit
Picking up from my post in the run-up to the Brexit vote about Democracy, Control & Project Fantasy I see the roots of yesterday's dark shock as being in the same realm – the fundamental weakness of British democracy due to lack of proportional representation.
David Cameron offered the in/out referendum in January 2013 to appease members of his own party and keep the Conservatives yoked together in the run-up to the May 2015 general election. If the First-past-the-post voting system was not so inimicable to the third party and below, we could be looking at a much fairer and more democratic landscape in the UK.
The tension in the Tory party is down to the fact that it is not really a single party. There could be a centrist conservative party and a more right-wing one.
Likewise on the Left, the Labour Party is forever jumping through hoops to get round the fact it is not really a single party. It too could exist as a Socialist party and another Social Democrat one.
And that would still leave room for a Liberal party in the centre ground, as well as narrower/more focused parties from the Greens to UKIP making up a healthier, more diverse offering.
Instead we are looking at a riven Conservative Party, a leaderless Labour Party, a destroyed Liberal Party and what was a disenfranchised UKIP, whose followers have now taken revenge.
The way many Tories in particular (largely the ones that went on to back the Leave campaign) stifled and undermined the last UK referendum (May 2011) on voting reform was disgusting and ultimately very damaging as yesterday proved.
I'm still absorbing yesterday's dark news. Keeping these to capture the feeling…
Democracy, Control & Project Fantasy
Yesterday's Any Questions on BBC Radio 4 was a special edition in the wake of the murder of Jo Cox. There was no studio audience and the panel was made up of commentators rather than politicians. What cheered my heart to some degree, in the midst of a moronic and deceitful referendum and a tragic assassination, was that two disparate journalists, Polly Toynbee of The Guardian and Peter Oborne of the Daily Mail, emphasised the desperate need for voting reform and some meaningful form of proportional representation.
I have voted in every election in my adult life – for 34 years – until the recent London mayoral election which I did not turn out for because I didn't care for either of the main candidates. In those 42 years I have never elected a single person. Because I'm a liberal by nature, though even when I've voted otherwise/tactically, as in May 2015, I've still made no difference.
In Anita Anand's Any Answers phone-in after the programme an MP's chief of staff rang in and threw away that great cliche that in our democracy we "can always vote them out". But we can't. I haven't been able to.
We have a highly overrated 'democracy' in which elections have boiled down to become focused on a tiny minority of swing voters in marginal seats.
We have an increasingly disempowering 'democracy' in which a party like UKIP gets millions of votes but one seat only, gets three times as many votes as the SNP but 1/56th of the representation in Parliament. How should those millions of UKIP voters feel in the wake of that most depressing election? I've no particular sympathy for the UKIP perspective but I don't believe their supporters' votes should be without value or real meaning.
As I was walking along the river in Winchester yesterday evening I spotted a Leave campaign poster at the back of an affluent house, with a URL including the words "take control". I would contend that even if we took back sovereignty from the EU we would continue to have no real control. At least 'we the people' would not. We the politicians, many of whom are elected on well under 50% of the vote, indeed many on under 30%, may gain even more unearned control and fundamentally undemocratic power.
UK democracy has been severely wounded and bleeding out long before the horrendous murder of Jo Cox, by all accounts a representative of great integrity, selfless conviction and beautiful character. Her death is tragic. Her killer's state of mind is sadly poisonous. The referendum debate is toxic with hate and mendacity. I'll go vote on Thursday – but with a deep sense of disempowerment and little feeling of hope…
A while back, on my sabbatical from Channel 4, I did a phone interview with Hettie Jones in New York, wife of LeRoi Jones aka Amiri Baraka, and friend of Allen Ginsberg (both sons of Newark). Baraka passed away a few months later. He played a key role in one of my favourite films, Bulworth. This poem of his I read this week in connection with a documentary I'm working on really resonated…
Wherever you are, calling you, urgent, come in
Black People, come in, wherever you are, urgent, calling you, calling all black people
calling all black people, come in, black people, come on in.
Amiri Baraka
"Poems are bullshit unless they are teeth"
Black is a country
(1962 Amiri Baraka)
100 years on to the minute and the yard
It's strange how things work out. I found myself today at noon under the portico of the GPO in Dublin, by my calculation within a couple of feet of where Patrick Pearse first read the Proclamation of Independence 100 years ago today. I've no Irish blood but I find the event very meaningful and resonant and it meant a lot to me to be present there and then. I made a special trip to Dublin for today to mark the centenary of the Easter Rising.
I took the train in to Connolly Station (named after one of the signatories of the Proclamation, socialist leader James Connolly, in 1966 to mark the 50th anniversary) from Rush, a small station north along the coast from Dublin where scenes of Neil Jordan's Michael Collins were filmed. On the train I sat at a table with a mother and daughter who were busy planning the logistics of some major shopping manoeuvres for the day. I revelled in the gap between what was on their mind and what was on mine.
On arrival in the city I walked round the corner to Liberty Hall, Connolly's headquarters which played a central role in the planning of the uprising. The original building from which the rebels marched to the GPO on the fateful day is no more – in the Sixties it was built over to make a statement about modernity in the form of a highrise union HQ. Shortly after I arrived a woman dressed in dark green 1916 Irish Citizen Army uniform was preparing (with a modern worker with a droopy moustache and hi-viz vest) to raise an Irish flag of the era. She was then joined by two other ICA women and a troop of armed men dressed up in period uniforms. They marched out of an adjacent alley and gave the flag-raising sufficient gravity before a crowd of just a couple of dozen motley passers-by, tourists and left-leaning supporters.
I followed them off along the quay to the point where they were dismissed and wandered off. As I walked down the quay on the route I imagine the rebels took just before noon on 24th April 1916 to the GPO in Sackville (O'Connell) Street I could easily conjour up their emotions – they would have been perhaps slightly self-conscious in similar 'unofficial' uniforms as they walked among the few Easter holidayers on the streets that Monday morning. They would have been nervous on the short walk knowing they were about to raid the GPO and reach a point of no return.
As I turned right into O'Connell Street a crowd was gathered in front of the GPO. A trade unionist or socialist of some kind was making a speech, amplified off a stage just beyond the General Post Office, recounting and interpreting the events of Easter Monday 1916. Banners for various contemporary campaigns to do with energy companies and water charging and the like leant an appropriately grass-roots political vibe to the gathering. This was the Citizens' Commemoration and it was a refreshing contrast to the bigwigs' official ceremony on Easter Monday a few weeks ago. Suddenly on stage appeared a friend, ironically from just the other side of Highgate Hill from me, actor Adie Dunbar, who was playing Master of Ceremonies with his usual aplomb. I texted him from between the bullet-scarred classical columns of the Post Office. As noon approached, the hour Pearse came out of the building to give the Proclamation its first airing to mainly uninterested passers-by, somewhat against the odds I saw the mother and daughter from the train. They were rushing by through the now dense crowd with shopping bags in hand, pretty much oblivious of the commemorative event going on around them – a perfect echo of the Dublin citizens who largely ignored Pearse and his men.
A few minutes before twelve Adie announced that a descendent of one of the GPO combatants, the O'Rahilly, would lay a wreath at the entrance to the monumental building. Proinsias O'Rathaille, the grandson, walked a few inches in front of me and I found myself among a small group of media photographers as he laid the wreath to the fallen. As the clock above the window in which the emblematic black sculpture of Cuchulainn is displayed struck noon I was within a couple of yards of the focal point. Strangely I don't think anyone had focused on the precise spot where Pearse would have been standing.
Foggy Dew was sung. The Proclamation was read. The Soldiers' Song was sung. I watched for a few more minutes from the stone base of a column. I left to the strains of Fenian Women's Blues, a song by a young Irish singer drawing attention back to the women who participated in the Rising but were to a large degree airbrushed out of history.
I walked round the corner to the Winding Stair bookshop, one of my favourite spots in Dublin, and picked up a souvenir in the form of a copy of Ruth Dudley Edwards' new book The Seven, about the signatories of the Proclamation. Still buzzing from the intersection of history, time, place, my life – the rhyming of hope and history.
History says, Don't hope
On this side of the grave,
But then, once in a lifetime
The longed-for tidal wave
Of justice can rise up
And hope and history rhyme.
Today in 1916, Dublin – Easter Sunday – A bit of a mess
Easter Sunday (23rd April 1916)
Marked the day by going to the National Film Theatre to see The Trial of Sir Roger Casement, a television play from 1960 (on Granada) starring Peter Wyngarde as Roger Casement, who was hanged for treason 100 years ago not a million miles from here (in Pentonville prison) and even more shamefully chucked into a pit of lime. That's Peter Wyngarde of Jason King and Department S fame. It was 56 minutes of skilfully crafted court room drama, with a contemporary commentary well integrated into the flow. Casement was arrested on Good Friday 100 years ago…
Scroll forward two days and it is as much a confused fiasco as Casement's bumbling efforts on the Kerry coast. Had the arms shipment from Germany brokered by Casement arrived as intended, Eoin MacNeill, Chief of Staff of the Irish Volunteers, might have supported the Easter Rising but as it was, considering the rebels to be underarmed and to have no chance of victory, he countermands the order to gather and ultimately rise up against the English and thereby creates confusion across the country. The plan had been to assemble armed men (and women) of the Irish Volunteers and the Irish Citizen Army across Ireland as cover for the start of the Easter Rising.
MacNeill's withdrawal of the order for 'manoeuvres', indeed "all orders given to Irish Volunteers for tomorrow, Easter Sunday", is published in the Sunday Independent.
Significant numbers of IV and ICA gather in Dublin and across the country but are uncertain what's to happen. Needless to say it's raining in much of the country as the volunteers hang around awaiting orders. Most end up dispersing (although many are still set to mobilise the next day if so commanded).
The rebel leaders decide just to postpone the uprising until Easter Monday despite MacNeill's countermanding order.
Eamonn Ceannt, one of the seven men to sign the Proclamation of Independence which was read out today (2016) in front of the GPO in Dublin, as it is every year on Easter Sunday, was on the IRB (Irish Republican Brotherhood) Military Council with Joseph Plunkett and Sean MacDiarmada. He was appointed Director of Communications as well as commandant of the 4th Battalion of the Volunteers. During the Rising his battalion of over 100 men was stationed at the South Dublin Union, with Cathal Brugha as his second-in-command.
Ceannt returns home at 2am on Sunday and tells his wife Aine: "MacNeill has ruined us – he has stopped the Rising." In the morning he heads to Liberty Hall to consult with Connolly and the others. His battalion meanwhile gathers at his house, the bicycles stacked four deep in the front garden. Ceannt returns to the house in the evening and begins filling out mobilisation orders. The bundle of papers commands his men to assemble again on Easter Monday. The decision to proceed is in motion…
Once the GPO fell and the rebels surrendered, Ceannt, like the other leaders, found himself in Kilmainham Gaol. He was shot like the rest in the stonebreaking yard on 8th May. He was 34. He wrote a last message a few hours before in cell 88:
I leave for the guidance of other Irish Revolutionaries who may tread the path which I have trod this advice, never to treat with the enemy, never to surrender at his mercy, but to fight to a finish… Ireland has shown she is a nation. This generation can claim to have raised sons as brave as any that went before. And in the years to come Ireland will honour those who risked all for her honour at Easter 1916.
Today (2016) the Irish tricolour was raised above the roof of the GPO with planes of the Irish Air Force flying overhead trailing green, white and orange. What would Ceannt have made of that?
Rhodes Must Be Remixed
Here's my solution to the Cecil Rhodes statue controversy in Oxford. The Rhodes Must Fall campaign wants to have the statue of the in many ways rather nasty imperialist taken down from Oriel College, Oxford, his alma mater and beneficiary of his largesse. Rather than tearing down the statue like some dodgy authoritarian regime and airbrushing out history like a bunch of old Commies, let's add another layer to it like the Brixton-based artist Hew Locke (son of a Guyanese sculptor and a British painter) did on the statue of slave trader Edward Colston in Bristol. Or put adjacent to it a bigger statue of, say, Nelson Mandela. Let's add and be constructive…
Locke draped Colston in trading beads, coins and other accoutrements of empire. (Or to be precise, he draped a photo of the statue in this 3D mixed media – but why not do it directly on the statue itself for good (in both senses)? )
You can see some of Locke's works in the last room of the 'Artist and Empire' exhibition currently [until 10th April] on show at Tate Britain (ironically – the Tate & Lyle sugar fortune having been arguably built on slavery).
Hew Locke talking about Restoration [2 minute listen]
International Communist Zionist Conspiracy
This is the kind of moron to be found out there in the world at large at the moment. The cartoon I posted in this conversation is from the Nazi magazine Der Sturmer.
Behind the mask of the Stop the War Coalition
The organisation which calls itself The Stop The War Coalition posted this tweet on the night of 13th November 2015 as news of the Islamist terror attacks on Paris spread around the world.
Then they deleted the tweet which shows clearly what lies behind this organisation, because they don't want to be open about their actual views.
They don't want people to know what or who is at their heart but it's important that it is preserved for posterity so anyone who thinks it's a benign gathering of pacifists can be disabused.
How to become an Islamist Terrorist in 7 easy steps
- Create the Other – I am one group and everyone else is different
- Homogenise them – everyone else is the same as each other
- Push the Oppression narrative – we are being oppressed
- Accuse them of Collective Guilt – everyone else is complicit in oppressing us
- Push Supremicism – we're better than them
- Argue Self-defence – we need to defend ourselves
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Pat Burns: 'They're trying to kill me before I'm dead'
|09.17.10 at 12:55 pm ET
Former Bruins coach Pat Burns voiced his displeasure about a widely distributed report late Friday morning that indicated he had died. The 58-year-old Burns has waged a long battle with lung cancer but remains feisty.
Burns called Bob McKenzie of TSN after hearing the premature news of his demise. Said Burns: "Here we go again. They're trying to kill me before I'm dead. I come to Quebec to spend some time with my family and they say I'm dead. I'm not dead, far [expletive] from it. They've had me dead since June. Tell them I'm alive. Set them straight."
CTV in Ottawa had the original report and later retracted it, indicating: "We had erroneous information on Pat Burns. We have nothing to report about his medical condition at this time."
Burns coached the Bruins for three seasons from 1997-2000 and for eight games of the 2001 season, making the playoffs twice in that span. He returned to the bench with the Devils and won the 2003 Stanley Cup.
Report of ex-B's coach Pat Burns' death inaccurate
|09.17.10 at 11:59 am ET
UPDATE: Numerous outlets reported late Friday morning that former Bruins coach Pat Burns died at the age of 58 after a battle with lung cancer. CTV in Ottawa, which had the original report, has since retracted it, indicating: "We had erroneous information on Pat Burns. We have nothing to report about his medical condition at this time."
Burns coached the Bruins for three seasons from 1997-2000 and for eight games of the 2001 season, making the playoffs twice in that span. He returned to the bench with the Devils and won the 2003 Stanley Cup.
Training camp underway
|09.17.10 at 10:14 am ET
After a couple weeks of captain's practices and three days of rookie skating in anticipation of Wednesday and Thursday's victories over the Islanders youngsters, the Bruins officially open training camp on Friday morning at the Garden with fitness testing. Peter Chiarelli, Claude Julien, and the players will speak following the session, so keep it here for their comments and news as it comes.
The team has optional ice at 1:30 Friday, but that will be closed to the public and the media. For those interested in getting their first look at Nathan Horton in a Bruins uniform, camp will be open to the public on Saturday and Sunday.
Wednesday and Thursday will mark the team's first two preseason games, when they play the Canadiens in Montreal and Panthers in Rochester. They have two home exhibitions, taking place on the 25th and 29th against the Panthers and Capitals, respectively.
Video: Chiarelli and Murray
|09.17.10 at 1:22 am ET
Here's the video of Peter Chiarelli and Rob Murray assessing the Bruins youngsters following the team's 2-1 overtime victory over the Islanders in Thursday night's rookie exhibition.
Spooner wins it in OT
|09.16.10 at 9:32 pm ET
BOSTON — Ryan Spooner put one through the five-hole of Kevin Poulin with 38.5 seconds remaining in overtime to lift the Bruins past the Islanders, 2-1, in front of 14,180 at the TD Garden on Thursday night. It was his second goal of the game. Check back here for postgame quotes and news.
Overtime for rookie game
|09.16.10 at 9:23 pm ET
BOSTON — The Bruins and Islanders were still knotted up at one goal apiece following three periods of play, so it will be a five-minute sudden death period of four-on-four, followed by a shootout if necessary. The Islanders have outshot the Bruins thus far, 33-29.
Colborne's nose not broken
|09.16.10 at 8:45 pm ET
BOSTON — While his teammates took to the ice against the Islanders on Thursday night, Joe Colborne took a view minutes to talk with media members on hand at the Bruins' second rookie game, a contest he would have played in were it not for him getting cut up pretty badly in Wednesday's game.
Colborne sported stitches both in and on his nose and the area around his mouth looked pretty swollen as he spoke, but he indicated that he did not have a broken nose, which what was initially assumed by the Bruins following the first rookie game. He had a CT scan performed and underwent a test to gauge whether he may have suffered a concussion, but said that nothing worrisome came from any of the tests.
It was a little over halfway through the third period when Colborne caught either a Justin DiBenedetto elbow or a Bruins stick to the nose in a well-crowded play, leaving a pool of blood by the Islanders' blue line and an additional winding trail as he woozily skated off the ice.
Though he admitted to feeling a bit out of it following the play, the prognosis certainly wasn't anywhere near as bad as it could have been, especially considering how heavily Colborne was bleeding following the play. Fans held their breath as Colborne eventually left the ice, the trickling blood unrelenting, and when he watched it himself, he could see why.
"I just saw the hit for the first time," Colborne said. "After seeing that and how I got up, having no damage or anything, I feel pretty fortunate."
"It's hockey, it's a rough game, and it will happen," he added. "I wish wish I was out there right now, but hopefully I'll meet up with that guy sooner or later."
Colborne said that both of his parents were in attendance for the game. He didn't want his mother to worry too much after seeing that play, and given that Colborne recently had a friend lose his legs in a car accident, the injury was put in perspective for the entire family.
"She wasn't too happy, obviously, but it's not the first time I've been cut," Colborne said. "Worse things could have happened, I told her. It could have been a knee or a shoulder, or something like that."
Though the stitches and swelling won't win him a beauty contest, Colborne and the Bruins are right to appreciate that no damage was done either to cartilage or neurologically. The Bruins' first-round choice in the 2008 draft, Colborne said he will wear a cage when he does return to the ice, which he figures will be Saturday.
With Colborne sitting out for the 2-1 overtime victory, he missed an opportunity to play under Providence coach Rob Murray for an eighth time. In addition to Wednesday's contest, Colborne played six games for the AHL club. If he has anything to say about it, he will keep that number at seven by earning a big league spot. Either way, all parties involved are lucky that Colborne will be healthy enough to try to prove himself from the getgo.


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Jynx torquilla
|Scope: Global
|Scientific Name:
|Jynx torquilla
|Species Authority:
|Linnaeus, 1758
|Regional Assessments:
Common Name(s):
|Taxonomic Source(s):
|del Hoyo, J., Collar, N.J., Christie, D.A., Elliott, A. and Fishpool, L.D.C. 2014. HBW and BirdLife International Illustrated Checklist of the Birds of the World. Lynx Edicions BirdLife International.
|Red List Category & Criteria:
|Least Concern ver 3.1
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|Date Assessed:
|BirdLife International
|Butchart, S.
|Ekstrom, J., Butchart, S. & Symes, A.
This species has an extremely large range, and hence does not approach the thresholds for Vulnerable under the range size criterion (extent of occurrence <20,000 km2 combined with a declining or fluctuating range size, habitat extent/quality, or population size and a small number of locations or severe fragmentation). Despite the fact that the population trend appears to be decreasing, the decline is not believed to be sufficiently rapid to approach the thresholds for Vulnerable under the population trend criterion (>30% decline over ten years or three generations). The population size is extremely large, and hence does not approach the thresholds for Vulnerable under the population size criterion (<10,000 mature individuals with a continuing decline estimated to be >10% in ten years or three generations, or with a specified population structure). For these reasons the species is evaluated as Least Concern.
|Previously published Red List assessments:
|Range Description:
|There is evidence to suggest that the European population (200,000-510,000 pairs, occupying 50-74% of the global breeding range) has declined by up to 30% over ten years (three generations), but this may reflect shifts in breeding populations, populations in Asia are not thought to be declining and wintering populations in Africa appear to be increasing.
|Countries occurrence:
Native:Afghanistan; Albania; Algeria; Andorra; Austria; Azerbaijan; Bahrain; Bangladesh; Belarus; Belgium; Bosnia and Herzegovina; Bulgaria; Burkina Faso; Cameroon; Chad; China; Côte d'Ivoire; Croatia; Cyprus; Czech Republic; Denmark; Djibouti; Egypt; Eritrea; Estonia; Ethiopia; Finland; France; Gambia; Georgia; Germany; Ghana; Gibraltar; Greece; Guinea-Bissau; Hong Kong; Hungary; India; Iran, Islamic Republic of; Iraq; Israel; Italy; Japan; Jordan; Kazakhstan; Kenya; Korea, Democratic People's Republic of; Korea, Republic of; Kuwait; Kyrgyzstan; Lao People's Democratic Republic; Latvia; Lebanon; Liberia; Libya; Liechtenstein; Lithuania; Luxembourg; Macedonia, the former Yugoslav Republic of; Malta; Mauritania; Moldova; Mongolia; Montenegro; Morocco; Myanmar; Nepal; Netherlands; Nigeria; Norway; Oman; Pakistan; Palestinian Territory, Occupied; Poland; Portugal; Qatar; Romania; Russian Federation; Saudi Arabia; Senegal; Serbia (Serbia); Sierra Leone; Slovakia; Slovenia; South Sudan; Spain; Sudan; Sweden; Switzerland; Syrian Arab Republic; Tajikistan; Thailand; Tunisia; Turkey; Turkmenistan; Uganda; Ukraine; United Arab Emirates; United Kingdom; Uzbekistan; Viet Nam; Western Sahara; Yemen; Zambia
Vagrant:Bhutan; Central African Republic; Congo, The Democratic Republic of the; Faroe Islands; Guinea; Iceland; Ireland; Mali; Niger; Somalia; Sri Lanka; Taiwan, Province of China; Togo; United States (Georgia - Native)
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|In Europe, the breeding population is estimated to number 580,000-1,300,000 breeding pairs, equating to 1,740,000-3,900,000 individuals (BirdLife International 2004). Europe forms 25-49% of the global range, so a very preliminary estimate of the global population size is 3,550,000-15,600,000 individuals, although further validation of this estimate is needed. National population estimates include: c.100-10,000 breeding pairs, c.50-1,000 individuals on migration and c.50-1,000 wintering individuals in China; < c.50 individuals on migration and < c.50 wintering individuals in Taiwan; c.100-10,000 breeding pairs, c.50-1,000 individuals on migration and c.50-1,000 wintering individuals in Japan and possibly c.100-10,000 breeding pairs and c.50-1,000 individuals on migration in Russia (Brazil 2009).
Trend Justification: The population has suffered a long term reduction in numbers and range since the mid 19th century in west and central Europe owing to increased rain during the breeding season caused by climatic changes, agricultural improvement, loss of orchards and unimproved meadows, replacement of hardwoods with conifer plantations and widespread over-use of pesticides and herbicides (del Hoyo et al. 2002). In Europe, trends since 1980 show that populations have undergone a moderate decline (p<0.01), based on provisional data for 21 countries from the Pan-European Common Bird Monitoring Scheme (EBCC/RSPB/BirdLife/Statistics Netherlands; P. Vorisek in litt. 2008).
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Friday, June 4, 2010, 12:55 AM - DogLarry went to visit his 86 year old grandfather in a very rural area. After spending a great evening chatting the night away, Larry's grandfather prepared breakfast of bacon and eggs. Larry noticed a film like substance on his plate, and questioned his grandfather asking, 'Are these plates clean?'
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His grandfather replied, 'They're as clean as cold water can get em. Just you go ahead and finish your meal'.
For lunch the old man made hamburgers. Again, Larry was concerned about the plates as it appeared to have tiny specks around the edge that looked like dried egg and asked, 'Are you sure these plates are clean?'
Without looking up the old man said, 'I told you before, those dishes are as clean as cold water can get them. Now don't you worry, I don't want to hear another word about it'.
Later that afternoon, as he was leaving, his grandfather's dog started to growl, and wouldn't let him pass. Larry yelled and said, 'Grandfather, your dog won't let me get to my car'.
Without diverting his attention from the football game he was watching on TV, the old man shouted, 'COLDWATER, GO LAY DOWN NOW, YAH HERE ME!!!
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|Elementary Particles
|Astrophysics and Cosmology
|Mathematical Review
|Dimensional Analysis
|Gauss's Law
|Galilean and Lorentz Transformations
|Selected Isotopes
|Answers to Odd-Numbered Problems
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