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my breastmilk is so white that it looks like a formula milk. is it ok? why it is so white? my mother told me breastmilk should be watery and whitish in color but mine is so white and creamy?
my breastmilk is so white that it looks like a formula milk. is it ok? why it is so white? my mother told me breastmilk should be watery and whitish in color but mine is so white and creamy?
I have never seen formula prepared but I think that your milk is totally normal. Afterall, my milk looks just as you describe yours and my DD is as healthy as a horse! In a breastfeeding class I took prior to DD's birth, they told us that human milk can look different during different times, sometimes it may even have a bluish tint to it. Hope this helps!
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When you nurse your baby gets what is called "fore milk" first, which your mom is right is watery with a slight white tint, or green sometimes? Then as they move through the appetizer they get to the "hind milk" which is the thick white creamy sometimes almost yellow milk. This is the good stuff. Filled with all sorts of fat etc... The change in milk is why it is important to let baby finish one breast and then move to the next. It is really important to get that thick "hind milk" in them. I hope that this helps! All the best!
Breastmilk may change in color throughout the day and from one day to the next. It is most likely to have that bluish tint when your breasts are very full and is likely to look more like heavy cream or even take on a yellowish hue when your breasts are feeling least full. The milk that you produce in the early days of breastfeeding gradually changes over time from what may seem like a clear or yellow substance (colostrum) into a milky white liquid (breastmilk).
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THE DISCOVERY OF the Bell-Magendie Law, which states that the ventral spinal roots transmit motor impulses and the posterior roots sensory impulses, established a major landmark in the history of neuroscience. It led to further elucidation of brain function and served as a starting point for virtually all of electrophysiology. During the past two centuries, there has been an intense debate as to which of the two scientists deserves the credit for the discovery itself and the prominent claim to the discovery. Extensive literature exists in this regard, and the goal of the authors is not to dwell on it further but rather to summarize the arguments. The major objective of this work, however, is to elaborate on the two medicosocial issues that were brought into focus by the discovery of the Bell-Magendie Law, namely, the provision of adequate numbers of cadavers for the sound anatomic education of medical students, so that the despicable practice of "body-snatching" could be abolished, and the prevention of cruelty to the experimental animals used for biomedical research. Public opinion prevailing at the time of the postulation of the Bell-Magendie Law promoted the establishment of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, and other similar societies were established worldwide. The authors summarize the current status of these two issues.
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COLUMBUS, Neb. — It was inevitable that the game between Cloud County and Central Community College was going to be a close one that would not be decided until the final seconds.
Cloud County slipped past Central 92-90 in overtime earlier in the season, and the two teams played a pair of one-point games last season.
The Thunderbirds completed the season sweep by scoring the final four points of the game to pull out a 71-68 win Tuesday night at the Raider Fieldhouse.
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There were 16 lead changes and six ties in the game, and the biggest lead by either team was seven points.
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Spencer led four Central players in double figures with 19 points.
Tyron Criswell scored 16 for the Raiders. Dave Plain finished with 12 points, and Riak Bel added 10.
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Since the original thread for this week was accidentally deleted, I started a new one. Please continue discussion here!
Daily Spoilers
Monday, August 16th
Rafe turns to Victor for advice; Nicole begs Brady for forgiveness; Stephanie tries to view the results of Choe's paternity test; Melanie is attacked.
Tuesday, August 17th
Hope wants to plead guilty; Nathan tries to rescue Melanie; Chloe confides in Father Matt; Rafe tries to seduce Nicole for information.
Wednesday, August 18th
Justin, Bo and Abe testify on Hope's behalf; Sami hears that Rafe is with Nicole; Adrienne and Justin discuss their relationship.
Thursday, August 19th
E.J. tells Arianna about his upcoming wedding; Sami sees Nicole and Rafe kissing; Kate worries about Chad; Maggie and Victor bond.
Friday, August 20th
Sami and Will bond; Nicole is confronted; Daniel has a surprise for Chloe; Stephanie learns the truth.
More Daily Spoilers
Monday, August 16th
Nicole begs Brady to forgive her; Chloe worries Nathan will tell Daniel about her affair; Rafe asks Victor for advice on how to work Nicole; Stephanie tries to hack into the St. Mary's computer records; Stefano aims to get Will on board with the wedding.
Tuesday, August 17th
Doug and Julie try to talk Hope out of pleading guilty; Daniel and Carly are worried about Melanie; Stefano suggests to Sami that they bury the hatchet; Daniel thanks Carly for making an effort with Chloe; Lexie learns about EJ and Sami's wedding.
Wednesday, August 18th
Brady warns Sami that she'll regret being with EJ; Abe, Justin, and Bo testify on Hope's behalf, while Arianna speaks against her; Brady tells EJ about his breakup with Nicole; Justin and Adrienne have an honest discussion about their relationship.
Thursday, August 19th
Kate has a flashback of Madeline that reveals who Chad's real father is; Sami decides to seek out Rafe at Nicole's; EJ informs Arianna that he and Sami are getting married; Vivian tells that Victor she wants to do something for his daughter.
Friday, August 20th
Rafe finally hears the recording of EJ's admission to kidnapping Sydney; Daniel surprises Chloe on her birthday with a change of plans; Carly waits for the paternity-rest results at St. Mary's; Stephanie dreams about losing Nathan to Melanie.
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Nicole looks for Brady's forgiveness; Stephanie calls a friend to help her get access to the hospital computer.
Bo begs Hope to plead not guilty; Daniel believes Chloe and Carly are bonding.
Sami learns that Rafe and Nicole are together; Justin and Adrienne try to solve their relationship problems.
Rafe successfully gets the CD of EJ's confession; Vivian has a plan to rid Maggie from Victor's life.
Sami and EJ's wedding begins; Stephanie discovers the paternity-test results.
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Week of August 16:
Monday August 16:
Stephanie worries about getting the results of Chloe's paternity test. Melanie catches her looking through the computer at St. Mary's.
Philip finds out Melanie is working with Nathan at the free clinic.
Just as they are about to make love Brady pushes Nicole away.
Rafe needs Nicole to blow EJ out of the water and asks Victor for help.
In front of Stefano, Kate and EJ Will lashes out Sami for her decision to marry EJ.
Sami tells Caroline and Roman she's marrying EJ.
Tuesday August 17:
Nicole dumps a drink on Rafe.
Hope knows she's on her way to prison.
Chloe informs Carley that it's time Daniel knew the truth.
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Brady warns Sami she'll regret being with EJ.
Carly and Daniel become concerned about Melanie.
Doug and Julie beg Hope not to plead guilty.
Stefano approaches Sami about burying the hatchet.
Vivian informs Victor she wants to do something for his daughter.
Thursday August 19:
Kate's flashback reveals Chad's real father.
Friday August 20:
Rafe hears EJ's recording, which proves he kidnapped Sydney.
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Stephanie's plans are almost derailed.
Kate tries to make peace with Sami.
EJ worries about Nicole.
Bo reveals hes plan for Hope.
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DAYS: Bo and Hope share an emotional good-bye before she heads to jail on Wednesday, August 18. "She is still in shock over what she has done," says Kristian Alfonso (Hope).... Chad is revealed to be Stefano's son on Thursday, August 19. "Finally!" cracks Lauren Koslow, whose alter Kate is the only one who knows the truth. "Kate does care about Chad and does have a connection with him because of Stefano and also because of Madeline," she adds. "In some ways, with his mother gone, Kate feels like she wants to step in there."... Daniel has a birthday surprise for Chloe on Friday, August 20.
|Aug 16 2010, 02:26 PM Post #2
|I was wondering why this got deleted, thanks.
|Aug 16 2010, 03:04 PM Post #3
It had been a wonderful evening and what I needed now, to give it the perfect ending, was a little of the Ludwig Van.
|Thanks Angie :)
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|Aug 16 2010, 04:33 PM Post #4
COOL!!! Thanks a lot :thankyou:
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|Aug 17 2010, 12:23 AM Post #5
|Thanks Angie!!
|Aug 17 2010, 12:45 AM Post #6
|In my opinion Sami's true love will always be Lucas. He knows her better than she knows herself, he's been there every step of the way, he cares for her. They made a terrible mistake getting rid of Bryan, and there going to have to fix that. I honestly think Lumi will end up together in the end.
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i love seeing the individual components that make up a pair of shoes, but i cant help but feel a little pain looking at all these dissecting pictures....
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Am I the only 1 that thinks it looks better all cut up like that
That's what I'm talkin bout! Rip that sonabitch up! It was ugly anyway!
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The Philosopher Millennial
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"You don't need to go to church to be a Christian.
If you go to Taco Bell, that doesn't make you a taco."
– Justin Bieber
This is probably the quote of the year, from a Millennial no less.
(Hat Tip: Taylor Marshall at Maccabee Society)
Update: A few developments that have come up through reliable sources:
- Justin Bieber does attend both Sunday service and Wednesday night Bible study weekly.
- This may be an old Protestant meme with no relation to Justin Bieber.
- If the graphics on the pic above are correct, I recognize the CNN Headline News logo and it may well be anti-Christian propaganda.
- For the record, I do not dislike Justin Bieber, I just found the quote quite funny, but with these recent developments, please keep in mind that this could be another smear against professed Christians.
Archbishop Chaput and the Media
One of the most irritating aspects of life for faithful American Catholics over the past several decades has been how quiet most of our bishops have been in the face of outrageous attacks on the Church. Too many of our bishops have acted as if they had their spines surgically removed upon consecration. Fortunately there have always been a handful who have been willing to speak out and suffer the media attacks that then ensue, along with the ambushes of heterodox Catholics frequently eager to lend a hand to anti-Catholics in their ceaseless war against the Church. One of the more outspoken bishops is Archbishop Charles J. Chaput, who has never been afraid to proclaim the truth, and to do so eloquently. He is at it again over at First Things.
AP's Article On The Catholic Blogosphere & NPR's Firing Of Juan Williams Are Par For The Course
National Public Radio's ludicrous firing of Juan Williams and a subsequent mainstream media article on Catholic bloggers may seem to be two separate issues. Some may say what does the overwhelmingly conservative leaning Catholic blogosphere have in common with the liberal leaning Juan Williams? The answer is quite simple; both scare the mainstream media because Juan Williams and the majority of the Catholic blogosphere put forth interesting solutions to often discussed questions.
The modus operadi of some in the mainstream media is to find a couple of unnamed fringe Catholic bloggers, who few read, and then make them become bigger players than they really are. Combine this with a Juan Williams quote which most of America agrees with and voila you have it; the ultimate straw man from which you can tear apart any minority who appears on Fox News or any Catholic blogger who faithfully defends the teachings of the 2,000 year old Catholic Church.
In this Associated Press article on the Catholic blogosphere, the piece mentions Thomas Peters and Michael Voris (who is known for his videos not his blogging,) but focuses on harsh unnamed Catholic bloggers. The article quotes John Allen who calls elements of the Catholic blogosphere "Taliban Catholicism." The highly respected Mr. Allen, who though working for the dissident leaning National Catholic Reporter, is often known for his many high ranking Church contacts and his fairness. He should have know better than to give the quote that he did. To take a few bloggers from the right (or even from the left) and call them the Catholic blogosphere is the type of journalism that would not pass muster for a high school paper, let alone the AP. This would be akin to taking the worst rated college or pro football team and telling the world this is the best of American football, or perhaps watching the Walla Walla Community theater production of Hamlet and saying this is Hamlet at its finest. John Allen should have realized where this article was going and chosen his words more carefully.
The AP article continues by naming a Church official who seems worried about the Catholic blogosphere. One wonders if the Church official would know the difference between Father John Zuhlsdorf from Father Richard McBrien, Amy Welborn from Aimee Semple McPherson, Mark Shea from Mark Sanford, Rocco Palmo from Rocco Mediate, or Tito Edwards from Tito Santana. I worked for years in a diocesan office and I have yet to meet, even in my travels, a diocesan official who is well versed in the blogosphere. It seems to be a generational thing and most diocesan officials are not to be confused with the younger, more conservative seminarians or young priests being ordained.
While some in the mainstream media snicker at the Pope and Magisterium (the teaching authority of the Catholic Church) they in reality have their own magisterium. In their secular magisterium anyone who believes in the Catholic Church's authority is hopelessly outdated, because according to gatekeepers in the mainstream media, true thinkers are those in the dying liberal churches who don't know what they believe. Sadly, GK Chesterton prophetically predicted this would happen. He said, "It's not that atheists and agnostics believe in nothing, they believe in everything." In modern parlance, "It's all good." How sad that some who proclaim to be "open minded" can't see the obvious; liberal Christianity is dying on the vine." Continue reading
E. J. Dionne & Maureen Dowd Are Playing With A Dangerous Fire
In a recent column Washington Post columnist, E J Dionne noted that the Tea Party movement is a great scam. Quite an indictment coming from the self described progressive Catholic who still thinks government can never be big enough and the Church should tell the faithful more about the teachings of the agnostic Saul Alinsky than that of 2,000 year old teachings of the Catholic Church. Dionne has made it his business to comment on all matter of politics and religion for quite some time. His partner in left wing chicanery is New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd who never hesitates to go for the jugular. Though she says he she comes from humble Washington DC roots, you would never know it by how she mocks those who really came from humble surrounding and never forgot it. She probably grew up with many Sarah Palin's and Christine O'Donnell's around her. Yet, I doubt she mocked many to their face as she gleefully does now to the backs of Palin and O'Donnell.
Dionne and Dowd seem to have it backwards, they don't think citizens should voice their views about the fallacies of liberal Big Government, but they do believe everyone knows better than the divine about religion. This is quite common for liberals who often seem to think they are divine. Dionne and Dowd are part of a movement who thinks they should control government and religion, and those who disagree with them are often labeled as unintelligent; the worst sin as far as liberals are concerned. However, who is the unintelligent one? Big Government has never worked. It has only brought huge debt which has to be repaid by future generations. Individuals who go into debt face a series of tough measures. Yet Dionne and Dowd seem oblivious to this and advocate the same disastrous path for the government, the end result being tough measures for everyone. In other words Big Government is a disaster that doesn't work.
However, Big Government isn't the only disaster Dionne and Dowd advocate. They want the Catholic Church to turn her back on its 2,000 year old teachings and embrace the Dictatorship of Relativism, so named by Pope Benedict XVI. Dionne and Dowd are happy to embrace dissident Catholics who espouse this sort of thinking. It seems Dionne and Dowd are more comfortable with the views of Marx, Alinsky and Freud than they are with Christ, St Paul, St Thomas Aquinas, St Joan of Arc and Pope Benedict XVI. Continue reading
CNN Joins The Hit Piece Parade Against Pope Benedict XVI and The Catholic Church
It would appear that those in the mainstream media who want to do hit pieces on Pope Benedict XVI need to take a number. The latest to engage in Yellow Journalism is CNN. The "network of record" dispatched Gary Tuchman to do the dirty work. One might recall that it was none other than Tuchman who remarked how distressing it was travelling in the heartland during the 2008 Election campaign. He complained that some who recognized him told him that their Middle American views and ideas were repeatedly mocked by the mainstream media, all the while those of the liberal establishment were hailed. Tuchman's words were quite revealing when it comes to this story.
CNN has been advertising their hit piece on Pope Benedict XVI as if he was already guilty of some sort of cover up, even though during the Abuse Scandal it was none other than the New York Times who praised then Cardinal Ratzinger for tackling the tough problems. What tough problems did he tackle? The most notable example being Father founder of the Legionaries of Christ. Father Marcial Maciel was one of the few prominent conservatives caught up in the Abuse Scandal, most of the abusers were Church liberals who wanted to change the Church. Cardinal Ratzinger took on Father Maciel at the height of his power and popularity. One might recall that Father Maciel was quite close to Pope John Paul II. So from this example we can see that Cardinal Ratzinger (now Pope Benedict XVI) showed no favorites and pulled no punches. The Legionaries of Christ were shaken to the core and as pontiff, Pope Benedict XVI removed their leadership and installed his own, hardly the work of someone who was timid.
The CNN piece was perhaps even more despicable than the New York Times hit piece, because in the interim much of the modus operandi of the Old Gray Lady was exposed. Still CNN used the same material and claimed that they had something new. There is nothing new here. The crux of their argument comes from material provided by Jeffrey Anderson the attorney who has made millions off the scandal. Anderson says he is one a mision to "reform the Church." What kind of reform would that be? Some Catholic dioceses have been forced into bankruptcy, which means the poor whom they dioceses assisted through their social programs are left in the cold. For all his concern of "reform" Anderson hasn't provided a penny to these particular poor.
CNN and HuffPo Feeling Heat Over False Racist Quotes to Rush Limbaugh
[Updates at the bottom of this post as of 4:21pm CDT 10-16-2009 AD]
This week there has been a whirlwind of character assassination done by the mainstream media to conservative commentator Rush Limbaugh's bid to purchase the St. Louis Rams (American) football team of the National Football League (NFL). They have been accusing Mr. Limbaugh of saying several racist quotes without confirming their existence. All the alleged racist quotes have been debunked by Snopes earlier this week as well as being denied by Mr. Limbaugh. Additionally many in the mainstream media have been unable to find any evidence of these allegations.
But today there has been a sudden realization of regret when the heat turned up on their yellow journalism. Regret that some elements of the mainstream media were involved in libel and slander.
The most prominent of the yellow journalists are liberal news anchors Anderson Cooper and Rick Sanchez of the left-of-center CNN, sports columnist Bryan Burwell of the liberal St. Louis Dispatch, and finally the liberal Huffington Post (HuffPo) blog.
Obama and Notre Dame – a Belated Follow-Up
Although the subject of President Obama being honored by Notre Dame has quickly cooled in the fast-paced blogging universe- I wanted to weigh in with some comments because I think it is important to hold the President to account on some of the promises he made in his speech, and to offer some ideas for how Catholic universities should approach such political intersections in the future.
Spirit of '09 – Part II
Yesterday in my Spirit of 09 post I linked to a video from CNN which depicted a clash between CNN reporter Susan Roesgen and tea party protestors in Chicago.
CNN Wolf Blitzer's "Diatribe" of Cardinal Stafford
CNN anchor Wolf Blitzer misquoted and took out of context a lecture delivered by James Francis Cardinal Stafford at CUA several times when reporting on the good Cardinal's critique of President-elect Obama's abortion stance. Matthew Balan of NewsBusters reports the not-so-great journalism standards that Wolf Blitzer employs when "reporting" the news for CNN.
On Tuesday's Situation Room, CNN anchor Wolf Blitzer referred to a Catholic cardinal's criticism of Barack Obama's abortion position as a "scathing rant" and a "diatribe." A CNN graphic also used the "scathing rant" term, and Blitzer later referred to the cardinal's words as a "blistering rant."


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Are you sure that is the correct problem? Just making sure cause i just took a shot at it and i cannot figure it out....
On a random note, a few years of college will teach you how to use the Lambert W function to solve these equations.
Lambert W function - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
These types of questions always pop up on the forum once in a while. I'll give links when I have the time.
Here's a link to a similar question that links to another similar question.
1 = (x + 2) e
-e__= - (x + 2) e____, where x >= -2
-x-2 = W-1( -e___)
x = -2 - W-1( -e___) (x >= -2)
where W-1 is the negative branch of order -1 of Lambert's W function. Go to Lambert W function - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia to find out how to compute this branch; you can use W-1(x) = ln(-x) - ln(-ln(-x)) or something more complex, depending on the accuracy required


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Arvo Pärt: "Say what you will, but the earth will still be round."
by Immo Mihkelson
Arvo Pärt was born in 1935 in Paide, Estonia. He studied composition with Heino Eller at the Conservatory of Music in Tallinn. After graduation he became a recording engineer at the Estonian broadcasting station in Tallinn. In 1980 he moved to Vienna and two years later toBerlin, where he lives as a freelance composer.Arvo Pärt on television. "In the end, the word is still more important than the music." he says thoughtfully, giving a brief commentary about his choral work on the new ECM recording "Kanon Pokajanen".
Two distinct ä divide Pärt's work. His early compositions consisted mainly of serial works; this first phase came to an end with his Credo (1968). The period from 1968 to 1976 was one of transition, during which he wrote the Third Symphony. His intense studies of medieval music opened a new phase in 1976, which Pärt calls "tintinnabuli-style".
(Arvo Pärt's biography in ECM's publicity material)
Arvo Pärt in Tallinn. The Tõnu Kaljuste ECM Festival is underway. Pärt's works will be sung and performed.
Music and word. The composer speaks for a little while. To the newspaper. To the reader. To the listener. Even though music is music and a word in the newspaper is just a word.
Immo Mihkelson (I.M.): Is this word, which is more important than the music, only the word of the Bible or can it be a person's word as well?
Arvo Pärt (A.P.): A word is a word. The word of the Bible is a strong word. Our word is a weak word. Our word is a meagre word. What counts is the value of a word and its weight, wherever it comes from.
With a sound, it is somewhat similar. One sound will carry, another will not. One sound will persuade people, another will not. This is the same with a word, a language or some concrete information, whatever its name is All is one. Everything in this world comes from single source. The primary question is what relationship does something have with that source.
The sun shines on all of us, no matter what horrible things one or another person might do. We are not able to set restrictions on the sun because of this. However, the sun is a very small thing in the universe. This connection is very far and yet, very strong.
I.M.: What about those words which speak of or are written about your music? Do they touch upon your music, do they speak a similar language with your music?
A.P.: There are as many different ways of perception as there are listeners and all of them are justified. From the perception to the words, however, there is a great loss when music is being written about. In translating poetry there is a very great loss as well. A new poem will partially result from this.
I.M.: But all people cannot understand foreign languages. Translation assists many in understanding.
A.P.: I don't know what can even be written about music. You can write about your impressions, the music's structure, its form and perhaps something else. It is much more difficult to put music itself into words.
I think that this truth, that exists in art and music, causes a resonance in a person somewhere deep and secret. When they themselves have a need to feel the truth and a gift for the cognition of the truth.
Music remains music and a word is still a word. They can very freely and peaceably coexist.
I.M.: Is this feeling which occurs to a person while listening to music and which they may not be able to write about, earthly or heavenly?
A.P.: You can take this as very earthly. A sound is an quantifiable amount. You can write it down with numbers. There are machines which can show everything about a sound. You can get a full picture of what the sound consists of and with what numbers it can be expressed.
These numbers have their own influence. This is just as in all vibrations. Over everything. Over the living and the dead. This can be so immense that a sound can even kill a human being. If so, then you can surmise that sound might have the opposite effect. Everything depends on how a knife is used: Is it in the hands of an evildoer or the trained fingers of a surgeon.
The heavens are so far away that there is no need to talk about them very much. Here we are dealing with much more elementary things. To put them in order, inside ourselves and around ourselves, you need all sorts of proper acts and thoughts inside yourself and towards others. Then the heavens are closer. At the start you must begin from below and then bring it into harmony with what is above.
I.M.: Tönu Kaljuste explained his choir's basic repertoire in an interview by saying that Pärt's music points to the sky and Tormis' music was in the direction of the earth's forces.
A.P.: Say what you will, but the earth will still be round. In what direction are the skies? Above or below? There is no difference here.
I.M. How easy or difficult is it for a composer to bring their work to completion, to get it on the paper for the interpreter to play?
A.P.: I don't even know how this came to Mozart, although 99% of people think that it came easily and poured forth as though from a volcano. I do not know his sufferings. Or Schubert? Perhaps he burned himself out due to the height of his own quality. I believe that a true artist always faced with the situation of making a sacrificial choice.
I.M. Is the sacrifice made towards people or towards God? If music is dedicated only to God then it isn't strictly necessary that people should listen to it.
A.P. An sacrifice is made in the name of truth. This does not necessarily have to be art. Behind the sacrifice is love. Universal love. This is what I think about when I speak of Schubert. He had such a soul. We can read this from his music.
An artistic work is to some extent their creator's fingerprint. You cannot escape from this. Every word and every act is the same sort of fingerprint.
Although - everything changes constantly. Our own blood's make up changes, but this blood is still our blood. Our genes and the information about ourselves are always present. Even after death. This can be studied a thousand years later, if necessary.
I.M. Does a music's strength remain on a recording? Manfred Eicher has said that music doesn't exist in the past, music is always in the future. Each performance, each resounding brings music to birth again. During recording, a work is formed into shape like a sculpture. Does this act somehow drain a music's strength?
A.P. Not necessarily, if the recording is properly done. Which has the greater worth, is it Shakespeare's printed text or a chance performance based on this text? I believe that the nuclear strength is primarily in the original. In the case of music this is the original score, the notes.
I.M. The interpreter's ability is to shift the music's emphasis during a performance and through this to direct the music's energy somewhere other than where the composer's original thought was. What, in your own opinion, is the most important component of your music? That which your music would lose the most if it were ignored.
A.P. When we speak with an architect about a building we cannot get a complete picture only from inside, being inside a single room. We must see it from many perspectives. From outside, from above, from the front, from the back. This distance must first occur to the interpreter towards the whole work's form and content. Strange as it may sound, this distance must also occur to the composer as well. It is one thing, when a work is written and another when it is heard for the first time. This is like an airplane ride from one end of the earth to the other. After landing, you are not quite all in place yet, some part of you doesn't quite join up until later.
This is the most difficult and interesting moment at a premiere. Everything must now be born - just as a person is born. The thing becomes quite serious. You can't lose a single minute as the newborn's life is in the balance. Every wrong movement can bring unexpected and unwanted results.
I have had good fortune with interpreters in my life. Tönu Kaljuste, his choir and orchestra are a good example. We simply try things. Just like you try on a suit at the tailor's. This requires time and patience. You have to try it here and cut from there, in other places sew it together. Sometimes you have to make the sleeves shorter and if that doesn't help, then you even have to cut off the hand. This is what happens - the music must be changed during the course of the work.
Quite often the work is born after many performances, when the correct contours become apparent. It seems to me that this sort of work is very beneficial not only for the composer and conductor but for the choir and orchestra as well. This is like cutting a piece of your own flesh. The pain threshold can be touched by the hand and felt by the heart. This is not something theoretical. It is not something like the conductor comes and says: let's play loud here and softly here and the musicians haven't got any idea about why they should do it that way. We are together collectively in the work and in fact during rehearsals we are dealing with something more than just the music.
These musicians have a very keen style and feeling. The conductor has taken them into the presence of the music, the sounds and the phrases. Every nuance is searched for and worked on to the utmost extent. The result is that Kaljuste's choir and chamber orchestra are in demand throughout the world. In some fantastic way these young people have achieved the means to enter into the music. This can be heard not only by specialists but also by the public.
I.M. Is the cooperation in the work with the choir and orchestra related to your common Estonian heritage? It is sometimes said that Estonian music is best played by Estonian interpreters. The language communication, the common society and sense of spirit?
A.P. I, of course, do not know what happens in the hearts of these people when they perform this music. Between us there are definitely some connections. We do not have to invent the wheel and the road between us is somewhat less rocky. I still think that the main thing is their professionalism and that they are willing to work at the music. It is hard to explain what this exactly means. Many thousands of configurations are necessary for the formation of one phrase, before it can become a free standing carrier of information.
In the average world, a symphonic concert program is rehearsed for only a couple of days. The repertoire is played at a gallop. Occasionally, they concentrate on some episodes in depth and that's it. Our collaboration is different, primarily we do not have such time limits, such tight deadlines. We know that there is no point to the work if we are not willing to go for the highest quality of interpretation. We strive to always see what is still missing.
When a phrase of two or three notes is in front of us - white potatoes on the paper - and we don't understand why we should rehearse them, thinking that any 5 year old musically educated child could play this, then there is nothing to hope for. But if we begin searching for how to make a beautiful meal from these potatoes, to flavour them with care and to give them their own form, then totally different needs and skills can grow in the interpretation. In the end, something very strange can come about, in the positive sense. This is what we require. We are not searching for plastic packaged product at the supermarket which is available everywhere and then has to be thrown out after its "best before" date. We want something that will remain, that some new life is born.
I.M. In your biographical information, which is very briefly summarized by ECM, it says that you worked for some time as a studio engineer at the Estonian Radio. Does this period have a special meaning for you?
A.P. This influenced me in a very odd way. The high end of audio techniques, which comes from having a high quality apparatus, drove me to the opposite extreme. To music's being, because audio cosmetics do not speak of substance. Music's substance is the interaction between two, three or four notes. The first steps, the changes which occur between these notes. For this you don't need sound techniques, you don't require a Steinway. This comes from the human voice, it begins with the most primitive instrument. I am not against the progress of audio techniques but you shouldn't overestimate their importance.
I.M. What is the most amazing musical instrument?
A.P. The human heart when it is in tune and perhaps the human voice a conductor's hand movement
I.M. What sort of shape does your music have, if it was compared to an architectural structure for instance?
A.P. I think that all human achievement is like a lego. Everything can be supported by small components which have a common source material. When we go inside the material - stone, glass or a piece of wood - with an electron microscope, the deeper we go, magnifying a hundred-, a thousand-, a million times, then the more interesting the picture becomes. We see wonderful and fantastic landscapes. If we then magnify it even further, closer to the depths, there come unbelievable things. Then suddenly in front of us is an absolutely uniform commonality. This is the picture of the atom, which is common to all things. No matter what the material. Be it a stone or something else. We are at the boundary. Here there is no difference between architecture and music.
I.M. The latest disc of Kanon Pokajanen has received much praise. Many critics have said that this is your best work to date. Which composition of yours is the most important to yourself?
A.P. This is a very personal thing. I don't wish to speak about it. All the compositions are like my own children. It is not necessarily so that the healthiest or most beautiful child is the most precious. Some piece which has not succeeded and which may never be finished may still be the closest to one's heart.
I.M. What is your own contact with the audience?
A.P. Very odd. This cannot be explained. And nobody seems to believe me, when I say, that I am embarrassed about the fact that people come to concerts and listen for my sake
I.M. But they are probably thankful.
A.P. I can understand that, but I have this feeling, that perhaps I somehow betray their expectations. It is very difficult for me to invite someone to a concert. I have this feeling, that, oh no, don't come, nothing there anyway
I.M. People want to develop a contact with something. To me, on the receiving end, it often seems that music is like a door or a gate, like a road to somewhere. People want to travel that road, even if they don't know what exactly awaits them. They have this sense that, once into listening to the music, when the door opens, they will find something extraordinary.
A.P. Perhaps together with the audience, we are at the same distance from something larger. Perhaps that is what I wanted to write down, this something, which people seek when coming to a concert. Only, I sometimes doubt whether I was able to do it not quite as I wished to. That is why the words, "come to my concert", just don't come to my lips.
Both of us have a overwhelming desire. The artist that creates their work and the observer or the listener that comes to see it. We come together with open hearts. Once we are there, perhaps we will find ourselves.


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Not a Surfer Blood fan, but as a criminal defense lawyer I'm interested in music/criminal defense cross over. The new Pitchfork interview with Surfer Blood dude contains numerous statements to the effect that "No charges were ever filed" but it also has this exchange:
Pitchfork: Did you consider AA or some other kind of rehab?
JPP: No charges were brought against me in this thing. I was remanded to take an anger management course, which I was happy to do. That was helpful. I still drink, but I think I'm a lot better now and I have some control. But there have been times when I haven't. (PITCHFORK)
Now I'm not a lawyer in Florida, but in California and many other states you don't get "remanded to take an anger management course" unless charges were filed and you got something called "diversion" where you typically have to take a class of some sort and it's LIKE you were never charged.
So my only question is why was he "remanded to take an anger management class" if "no charges were ever filed." Sounds like charges were filed and he got diversion.


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What type of cycling do you enjoy?
Long group rides and tackling hills
What is your first cycling memory?
Learning on the old red Schwinn all four siblings learned to ride on in the back yard.
Who inspires you to ride? Better yet, why?
People in my riding group who encourage me to challenge myself.
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60 mile group ride loop including beautiful scenery I had not seen before.
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Trek Domane 5.2 named Velvet.
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Bulgarian Border Policeman Commits Suicide
January 10, 2013, Thursday // 03:52
Police in the Black Sea city of Burgas are investigating the apparent suicide of one of their colleagues. File photo
A senior police officer from Bulgaria's Border Police in the city of Burgas has committed suicide while on duty.
The incident has happened around 5 pm Wednesday. Tencho Tenchev, with a career with the Border Police since 1999, has shot himself with his own gun on board of the police cutter where he was serving his shift.
The emergency medical team found a gun wound on his right temple and pronounced him dead at the scene.
Police and the prosecutor's office are investigating, but have declined offering any details. In addition, the incident has been kept secret for hours after it happened aboard the cutter, which was at the pier where the Burgas Border Police is based.
Tenchev's colleagues are reported to be in shock by his sudden death.
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Robert Provine, professor of psychology, recently appeared on the radio program "Your Own Health and Fitness," which is based on a radio station in the San Francisco Bay area and syndicated on several stations across the U.S.
The topic of the discussion was Provine's scientific investigation of laughter. Provine discussed his early research, and how one of his first discoveries was that if he wanted to study laughter, he was going to have to leave the lab and go out into the real world.
"I started off, as many people might, by looking at the response of individuals in a laboratory to jokes. This ends up being a very bad approach for several reasons. People don't laugh much in a laboratory setting, and they don't laugh much at jokes when they're by themselves. So it's important to get out into the world," he said.
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BEIRUT (AFP) – Lebanese and Palestinian activists on Saturday marked the "catastrophe" of Israel's creation by setting a record for the world's largest keffiyeh, or Arab head-dress.
The 6,552-metre (21,496-foot) chain of scarves was laid out on the grounds of the Sport City Stadium in Beirut to mark what Arabs call the Naqba, the "catastrophe" of Israel's creation in 1948.
The feat, overseen by a Guinness World Records official, breaks a previous entry of a 2,932-metre (9,619-foot) scarf set in Spain in August 2009.
More than 100 volunteers placed the giant scarf to form the number 194, signifying the 1948 United Nations Resolution that grants Palestinians the right to return to their homes in Israeli-occupied land.
"A group of independent Palestinian and foreign activists got together to reach that record," said Jamal Kurdi, a member of the Campaign 194 group that organised the record-breaking event.
"On the anniversary of the Naqba we want to affirm that Resolution 194... calling for the return of Palestinians to their land must be implemented," he said.
A sign next to the giant keffiyeh, which was made with more than 6,500 scarves stitched together, read: "194. We will return."
Some 4,000 people marched in Gaza City on Saturday to mark the Naqba, in response to a joint appeal by Hamas and Fatah, the two principal Palestinian political parties that are normally at loggerheads with each other.
In the West Bank, sirens wailed through the Israeli-occupied territory as residents marked a minute's silence.
More than 760,000 Palestinians -- estimated today to number 4.7 million with their descendants -- were pushed into exile or driven out of their homes in the conflict that followed Israel's creation 62 years ago.
May has been a month of Guinness records for Lebanon, which has been locked in a food fight with Israel over the origin of some of the Middle East's most popular dishes.
Last weekend, chefs in Lebanon fired a 10-tonne (22,000 pounds) hummus broadside, breaking a previous Israeli record, followed by another entry for more than a half-tonne of falafels.
The chickpea dip and deep-fried vegetable patty are popular in many Arab countries and in Israel, but claimed by the Arabs as part of their cuisine.


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Some early morning googling led me to an interesting wikilink on the hypotheses on connections of Basque with other languages.
And this, from another site:
Early Basque-language publications were scarce. The first-known complete work in Euskara was a book of poetry produced by a Behe Naforroan cleric, Bernat D'Etchepare. His 1545 publication was printed and distributed in Bordeaux.
Which Basque words, if any, have found their way into English?


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This is the January 21, 2013 news archive. View today's Packers rumors and news.
Packers expect Derek Sherrod to compete for job
profootballtalk.com Updated Jan 21, 2013
Thanks to a broken leg, the Packers haven't gotten much out of Derek Sherrod in the two years since they made him a first-round pick. Sherrod broke his leg in Week 15 of the 2011 season and never made it off the PUP list this season, leaving the PackersShare Tweet
Josh Sitton will replace Mike Iupati in Pro Bowlprofootballtalk.com Jan 21, 2013Back when the Pro Bowl rosters were announced in December, Packers center Jeff Saturday said that he wished he could give his spot on the NFC team to teammate Josh Sitton. Such things aren't permitted, even in the case of picks like Saturday that were mShare Tweet


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