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In his fifteenth book, The Sandcastle Girls, he brings us on a very different kind of journey. This spellbinding tale travels between Aleppo, Syria, in 1915 and Bronxville, New York, in 2012 — a sweeping historical love story steeped in the author's Armenian heritage, making it his most personal novel to date.
When Elizabeth Endicott arrives in Syria, she has a diploma from Mount Holyoke College, a crash course in nursing, and only the most basic grasp of the Armenian language. The First World War is spreading across Europe, and she has volunteered on behalf of the Boston-based Friends of Armenia to deliver food and medical aid to refugees of the Armenian genocide. There, Elizabeth becomes friendly with Armen, a young Armenian engineer who has already lost his wife and infant daughter. When Armen leaves Aleppo to join the British Army in Egypt, he begins to write Elizabeth letters, and comes to realize that he has fallen in love with the wealthy, young American woman who is so different from the wife he lost.Flash forward to the present, where we meet Laura Petrosian, a novelist living in suburban New York. Although her grandparents' ornate Pelham home was affectionately nicknamed the "Ottoman Annex," Laura has never really given her Armenian heritage much thought. But when an old friend calls, claiming to have seen a newspaper photo of Laura's grandmother promoting an exhibit at a Boston museum, Laura embarks on a journey back through her family's history that reveals love, loss — and a wrenching secret that has been buried for generations.
The Sandcastle Girls
A Novel
By Chris Bohjalian
New York Times bestselling author of Midwives
Doubleday Hardcover ISBN 978-0-385-53479-6
To invite the author for a speakerphone or Skype chat with your reading group, visit his website at http://www.chrisbohjalian.com/reading-group-center.
Critical Acclaim for The Sandcastle Girls:
"Chris Bohjalian is at his very finest in this searing story of love and war. I was mesmerized from page one. Bravo!"—Paula McLain, author of The Paris Wife
"In his latest novel, master storyteller Chris Bohjalian explores the ways in which our ancestral past informs our contemporary lives—in ways we understand and ways that remain mysteriously out of reach. The Sandcastle Girls is deft, layered, eye-opening, and riveting. I was deeply moved."—Wally Lamb, author of The Hour I First Believed
"Bohjalian's powerful novel . . . depicts the Armenian genocide and one contemporary novelist's quest to uncover her heritage. . . . His storytelling makes this a beautiful, frightening, and unforgettable read."—Publishers Weekly
"Bohjalian powerfully narrates an intricately nuanced romance with a complicated historical event at the forefront. With the centennial of the Armenian genocide fast approaching, this is not to be missed. Simply astounding."—Julie Kane, Library Journal (starred)
"An unforgettable exposition of the still too-little-known facts of the Armenian genocide and its multigenerational consequences."—Kirkus Reviews (starred)
"A powerful and moving story based on real events seldom discussed. It will leave you reeling." —Elizabeth Dickie, Booklist
Over the years, bestselling novelist Chris Bohjalian has taken readers on a spectacular array of journeys, ranging from the Vermont farmhouse in Midwives, where a homebirth goes tragically wrong on an icy winter's night, to the precarious world of Poland and Germany at the close of World War II in Skeletons at the Feast. In his fifteenth book, The Sandcastle Girls, Bohjalian takes us to a time and place—Syria, 1915—that left haunting legacies for his Armenian heritage, making this his most personal novel to date.
A sweeping historical love story, The Sandcastle Girls introduces us to Elizabeth Endicott, an adventure-seeking graduate of Mount Holyoke College who travels to Syria just as the Great War has begun to spread across Europe. With only a crash course in nursing, Elizabeth has volunteered on behalf of the Boston-based Friends of Armenia to deliver food and medical aid to refugees of the genocide. She soon befriends a striking Armenian engineer. He is young, but he has already lost his wife and infant daughter to Turkish brutality. When Armen leaves Aleppo to join the British army in Egypt, he and Elizabeth begin a daring correspondence, bridging their very different worlds with words of love and hope.
Interwoven with their tale is the story of Laura Petrosian, a contemporary novelist living in suburban New York. Although her grandparents' ornate Pelham home was affectionately nicknamed "The Ottoman Annex," Laura has never really given her Armenian heritage much thought. But when an old friend calls, claiming to have seen a newspaper photo of Laura's grandmother promoting an exhibit at a Boston museum, Laura embarks on a journey back through her family's history that reveals love, loss—and a wrenching secret that has been buried for generations.
An epic story of love and war, The Sandcastle Girls will captivate your reading group. We hope this guide will enrich your discussion.
Questions and Topics for Discussion
1. Though The Sandcastle Girls is a novel, author Chris Bohjalian (and fictional narrator Laura Petrosian) based their storytelling on meticulous research. What can a novel reveal about history that a memoir or history book cannot? Before reading The Sandcastle Girls, what did you know about the Armenian genocide? How does this history broaden your understanding of current events in the regions surrounding Armenia?
2. What lies at the heart of Armen and Elizabeth's attraction to each other, despite their seemingly different backgrounds? What gives their love the strength to transcend distance and danger?
3. The novel includes characters such as Dr. Akcam, Helmut, and Orhan, who take great risks opposing the atrocities committed by their superiors; Bohjalian does not cast the "enemy" as uniformly evil. What do these characters tell us about the process of resistance? What separates them from the others, who become capable of horrific, dehumanizing acts?
4. Discuss the bond between Nevart and Hatoun. What do they demonstrate about the traits, and the trauma, of a survivor? How do they redefine motherhood and childhood?
5. Bohjalian is known for creating inventive, authentic narrators for his novels, ranging from a midwife to a foster child. Why was it important for The Sandcastle Girls to be told primarily from the point of view of a woman? How was your reading affected by the knowledge that the author is a man?
6. In chapter 9, Elizabeth courageously quotes the Qur'an to appeal to the conscience of the Turkish lieutenant. What diplomacy lessons are captured in that moment? For the novel's characters—from aid workers to Armenians who tried to convert—what is the role of religion?
7. When Laura describes the music of her 1960s youth, her steamy relationship with Berk, her belly-dancing aunt, and other cultural memories, what is she saying about the American experience of immigration and assimilation? Culturally, what did her grandfather sacrifice in order to gain security and prosperity in America?
8. Discuss the various aid workers depicted in the novel. What motivated them to assist in this particular cause? Do Alicia, Sister Irmingard, and Elizabeth achieve similar outcomes despite their different approaches? What overseas populations would you be willing to support so courageously?
9. Does Ryan Martin use his power effectively? How does Elizabeth gain power in a time period and culture that was marked by the oppression of women?
10. The vivid scenes of Gallipoli bring to life the global nature of war over the past century.
As Armen fights alongside Australians, what do we learn about the power and the vulnerabilities of multinational forces? What did it mean for his fellow soldiers to fight for a cause so far removed from their own homelands, and for his own countrymen to rely on the mercy of outsiders?
11. At the end of chapter 19, does Elizabeth make the right decision? How would you have reacted in the wake of a similar tragedy?
12. How do Laura's discoveries enrich her sense of self? Discuss your own heritage and its impact on your identity. How much do you know about your parents' and grandparents' upbringing? What immigration stories are part of your own family's collective memory?
13. As she tries to explain why so few people are aware of the Armenian genocide, Laura cites the fact that the victims perished in a remote desert. The novel also describes the problem of trying to document the atrocities using the cumbersome photography equipment of the day. Will the Information Age spell the end of such cover-ups? For future generations, will genocide be unimaginable?
14. Which aspects of The Sandcastle Girls remind you of previous Bohjalian novels you have enjoyed?
About the Author
Chris Bohjalian is the author of more than a dozen books, including the New York Times bestsellers The Night Strangers, Secrets of Eden, Skeletons at the Feast, The Double Bind, Before You Know Kindness, The Law of Similars, and Midwives. He won the New England Book Award in 2002, and his novel Midwives was a selection of Oprah's Book Club. His work has been translated into over 25 languages and twice before become movies ("Secrets of Eden," "Midwives" and "Past the Bleachers"). He has also written for a wide variety of magazines, including Cosmopolitan, Reader's Digest, and the Boston Globe Sunday Magazine, and he has been a Sunday columnist for Gannett's Burlington Free Press since 1992. A graduate of Amherst College, Bohjalian lives in Vermont with his wife and daughter.
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Some people will tell you that your Service Catalogue is the most important step in the journey of your ITSM organisation. That's a lot of pressure.
There's no denying it's hugely beneficial to the business (that includes IT!) as it can improve communication between service providers and consumers, increase demand awareness and service visibility. The problem is that when there's that much pressure it makes it difficult to know where to start.
At ITSMF UK we've been developing a new set of workshops and masterclasses and while working on Service Catalogue I started thinking about what my top tips might be to get started. Then I thought why stop there! So I asked some of my favourite ITSM experts what their top tips would be. Check them out below.
1. Ian Connelly, Chair at BCS Service Management SIG
The one tip I would suggest is not to try and boil the ocean… Very simply, start small. Either a limited scope (part of an office, datacentre etc.) or selected attributes from each CI, then expand it out.
Too many initiatives have attempted too much too soon, which leads to a feeling of climbing a mountain with the task.
2. Barry Corless, Business Development Director at Global Knowledge
Service catalogue implementations that fail often do so because we are unsure of the objectives that service catalogue management (the discipline) is aiming to meet. This leads to building and implementing the wrong tool.
For example, there is a big difference between what a vanilla service catalogue (a list of services) and a service request catalogue (used to drive self-service and automated workflow) will deliver. Both outcomes are eminently possible using modern toolsets but we must concentrate on what we want service catalogue management to do before rushing headlong into a toolset implementation. In many respects, the throw backs and similarities to the early days of configuration management and the lust for a CMDB should have taught us valuable lessons.
3. James Finister, Global ITSM Strategist at Tata Consultancy Services
Check and double check that the services you put in the catalogue are recognisable to senior managers in the business
4. Stephen Mann, Writer at Quick Content Ltd
Involve the service catalogue's customers from the outset. It's clichéd, but getting the right people involved is key. Remember that this is the business' service catalogue, not IT's. Thus IT shouldn't drive the look and feel, or content of the service catalogue – the business should. And it's not a one-time consultation – keep them involved from design through to delivery.
Plus, given the growing pressure on corporate IT organizations to keep up with employee's consumer-world experiences and expectations of technology and service, the user experience and customer experience aspects of self-service and service delivery will be key to service catalogue success. With those responsible for the service catalogue needing to differentiate between the sexy-looking technology, with its great-looking user interface (UI), and how end users actually use and experience the technology and the service it provides.
5. Steve Morgan, IT Transformation and SIAM Consultant at Syniad IT Solutions Ltd
Ensure that you understand the business outcome that you expect the Service Catalogue to achieve. Failure to "begin with the end mind" can lead to huge amounts of time being spent developing massive spreadsheets, that are never used. For example, the term Service Catalogue can be confusing. Ensure that you understand whether it is a "request" catalogue or a "business service" catalogue that you're developing, and ensure that all of those involved in its development understand the definition, to avoid the risk of you veering off track, or producing a document that doesn't hang together as a single entity.
Be very wary about trying to build a paper version of your CMDB under the guise of a business Service Catalogue. It may be better to build a data model within your Service Management tool, and build a prototype directly into the tool, rather than trying to import a few thousand lines of Excel!
6. Barclay Rae, CEO at ITSMF UK
Collaboration and close working will sort out more problems than a perfect design
7. Stuart Rance, Service Management and Security Management Consultant at Optimal Service Management
Don't confuse a service catalogue with a request catalogue
Many service catalogue projects fail because IT organizations are confused about what a service catalogue is, and what it should be used for. Every company needs a catalogue to help customers understand what services they offer, and IT is no different. You should create a service catalogue to help your customers understand what services you can provide and help them choose what will be available for their users. Don't confuse this service catalogue with the request catalogue that you make available to users so that they can order components of a service. For example, a customer may choose "mobile user support" from your service catalogue. This service could provide phones, tablets, connectivity, an app store and many other things needed to support a mobile workforce. If the customer chooses this service, then you will need to add specific phone models and apps that a user can select to your request catalogue. You need both types of catalogue, but make sure you know which you are trying to create and why.
8. Matt Hoey, Chair at ITSMF UK Service Transition SIG
One of the difficulties in creating a Service Catalogue is the daunting amount of time it could take. Tasks such as getting agreement on what goes into it and writing the definitions all take time when you are starting from scratch. This can lead to a large amount of time elapsing between starting out and customers and Service Management teams getting value from it.
Taking an agile approach (in a nutshell: early minimum viable product and then iterating incrementally through feedback) can help you get something out sooner. Make a first pass at the catalogue picking out the easily identifiable services, some basic information and put an early version of the catalogue out there. You may not have all the services identified, or all the definitions written or even all the fields for the definition identified, but why not start using what you have rather than waiting for it to be complete? In other words, don't lock away that value whilst you wait for the finished product. You'll also get feedback from customers and Service Management teams from the early use which will help you with the further work on the catalogue which you can continue to do incrementally until you've built up your catalogue.
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9. I see many people creating what is, in effect, a repository of services. Having a centralised area for this information is good but if that's all you're creating it's a waste of time and effort.
Create your Service Catalogue like you're going to use it! Think about how and why IT and the business will be using this information and design it accordingly.
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The University of Sankore was built in 1493 A.D by students who were going to attend. West Africa did'nt have much funding so they received funding from Philanthropist from Mandika.
Three Important Factors:
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2. The Centralization of military and political power.
3.The provision of a written language
"The Empires Of West Africa"
Having a written language is an advantage becuase it can be taught, you can communicate without speaking, and and it gives you a visual of people are saying.
The advantages of centralized military and is that they were able to protect themselves from their countries.With political power west Africa would be able to make power moves for their country.
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Manchego. Roquefort. Pecorino. Feta. These vastly different cheeses from different countries have one thing in common – they're all made with sheep's milk. They're also well-known names commonly brought home from the cheese counter, perhaps under the assumption they originate from cows. Sheep's milk remains something of a mystery, unlike goat's milk, which more clearly differentiates itself with its tangy, lemony freshness.
Ewe's milk cheeses offer subtle yet complex flavours that remain mellow and sweet while managing to sidestep a simple, one-note experience. Firm sheep's milk cheeses develop nutty, caramel notes that become piquant and more intense as they age. Ewe's milk is more aromatic than cow milk and you may even detect the aroma of lanolin (the natural oil found in sheep's wool).
According to Elisabeth Bzikot, co-owner of Best Baa Dairy in Fergus, Ont., the hallmark of sheep's milk is its creamy aftertaste. Sheep's milk has a higher fat content than goat or cow. Ms. Bzikot, who takes sheep's milk with her coffee, finds it acts more like light cream. In a cheese it creates a buttery mouth feel.
"Though it's a very rich milk, it goes down easily and is easily digested, " she says. "There's no heaviness." Many customers who are sensitive to cow's milk have made the switch to ewe's milk cheese and yogurt.
Stephanie Clark, an associate professor in the department of food and science and human nutrition at Iowa State University, explains that though the proteins in cow, sheep and goat milk are similar, the chains of amino acids making up the proteins will vary. If you have negative reactions to the protein in cow's milk, it's possible that goat's or sheep's milk protein could differ enough that your body may not see it as an invader. (She does emphasize that lactose does not vary in species, so switching milks is not a solution for people who are lactose intolerant).
All this talk about richness and fat doesn't mean you have to avoid sheep's milk cheese for fear of diet sabotage. Ruth Klahsen of Monforte Dairy explains, "the cheese doesn't end up fattier or higher in fat than cow or goat milk cheese, you're just able to produce more volume of cheese from sheep milk than from the same amount of cow or goat milk." Its yield is about double that of cow or goat due to the higher composition of fat and protein in ewe's milk (though sheep produce less milk overall).
Both Ms. Bzikot and Ms. Klahsen say they've converted many a wary customer to ewe's milk cheese. "We do have something called the 'sheep milk shudder' where people who have decided they don't like goat milk cheese, then think of sheep milk as even stronger," says Ms. Klahsen. "You have to get it into their mouth with a 'I double dare you.' " She stresses that the richness and subtlety of the cheese depends on the quality of the milk.
Firm, aged sheep milk cheeses are always on my top 10 list. Aged Manchego from Spain, France's Ossau-Iraty (my eye-opener to the potential flavours in sheep milk), Quebec's Allegretto or Ontario's Toscano all display the sweet complexity of great sheep's milk cheese.
If I may assign a little bit of homework, an easy way of comparing sheep's milk to cow or goat is to purchase feta made from each type of milk. Both Monforte and Best Baa make their own, and many grocery stores carry different styles, especially in Greek neighbourhoods. Yogurt makes for another good project, but once you've have the naturally thick and creamy sheep's milk version there's no going back. Don't say I didn't warn you.
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|Harold Kushner
Brooklyn, New York, United States
Rabbi, Conservative Judaism
Author, When Bad Things Happen to Good People
Harold S. Kushner is a prominent American rabbi aligned with the progressive wing of Conservative Judaism.
Born in Brooklyn, Kushner was educated at Columbia University and later obtained his rabbinical ordination from the Jewish Theological Seminary (JTS) in 1960. The same institution awarded him a doctoral degree in Bible in 1972. Kushner has also studied at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, taught at Clark University and the Rabbinical School of the JTS, and received six honorary doctorates.
Congregational Rabbi
He served as the long time congregational rabbi of Temple Israel of Natick, in Natick, Massachusetts for twenty-four years and belongs to the Rabbinical Assembly.
He is the author of a best selling book on the problem of evil, When Bad Things Happen to Good People. Written following the death of his son, Aaron, from the premature aging disease, progeria, the book deals with questions about human suffering, God, Omnipotence and Theodicy.
Kushner has written a number of other popular theological books, such as How Good Do We Have to Be? (Dedicated to his grandson, Carl), To Life! and many others. In collaboration with the late Chaim Potok, Kushner co-edited Etz Hayim: A Torah Commentary, the new official Torah commentary of the Conservative movement, which was jointly published in 2001 by the Rabbinical Assembly and the Jewish Publication Society. His Living a Life That Matters became a best seller in the fall of 2001. Kushner's book, The Lord Is My Shepherd, was a meditation on the Twenty-Third Psalm released in 2003. Kushner also wrote a response to Simon Wiesenthal's question of forgiveness in the book The Sunflower: On the Possibilities and Limits of Forgiveness.
List of publications
- Faith & Family: Favorite Sermons of Rabbi Harold S. Kushner is Kushner's latest book, published in October 2007.
- Overcoming Life's Disappointments
- When Bad Things Happen to Good People
- When All You've Ever Wanted Isn't Enough: The Search for a Life That Matters
- Who Needs God
- When Children ask about God: A Guide for Parents Who Don't Always Have All the Answers
- How Good Do We Have to Be? A New Understanding of Guilt and Forgiveness
- Living a Life That Matters: Resolving the Conflict Between Conscience and Success
- To Life: A Celebration of Jewish Being and Thinking
- The Lord Is My Shepherd: Healing Wisdom of the Twenty-third Psalm
- Living a Life that Matters
- Practice Random Acts of Kindness: Bring More Peace, Love, And Compassion...
- Kushner offered a reading from the Bible at the State Funeral of Ronald Reagan in the Washington National Cathedral on June 11, 2004.
- In 2007 Rabbi Kushner was given the Lifetime Achievement Award by the Jewish Book Council.
- Rabbi Kushner's Poem A Prayer for the World was set to music for SATB chorus by composer Stanley M. Hoffman in 2004 and published by Ione Press, a division of ECS Publishing, that same year.


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Mr. McCONNELL. Mr. President, in October of 2001, the Senate passed the PATRIOT Act by a near unanimous vote of 98 to 1. The PATRIOT Act has been a vital tool in our ongoing efforts to prevent future attacks of terrorism against Americans at home. Terrorist cells across the country have been broken up from Buffalo, to Detroit, to Seattle, to Portland. Over 300 criminal charges have been brought. Over 515 individuals linked to the 9/11 investigation have been deported. Hundreds more suspected terrorists have been identified and tracked throughout our country. It is no wonder, then, that the biggest hero to emerge from the hearings before the 9/11 Commission has been the PATRIOT Act. Witnesses from both the Clinton and Bush administrations, and from both political parties, have praised its efficacy in fighting the war on terror.
Unfortunately, we are in the middle of an election year and some Washington politicians would rather demagog the PATRIOT Act and the Attorney General for his use of it. For example, the junior Senator from Massachusetts voted for the act. But since becoming his party's presumptive nominee, he has taken an entirely different tack. For example, last month, he said: It is time to end the era of John Ashcroft. That starts with replacing the PATRIOT Act with a new law that protects our people and our liberties at the same time.
It is quite puzzling how Senator Kerry and his Democratic colleagues who voted for the PATRIOT Act can now do an about-face and raise such serious questions about its effects on civil liberties. It is even more puzzling to make such charges in light of how instrumental the PATRIOT Act has been in safeguarding Americans, and in the absence of evidence that the PATRIOT Act is being misused.
Sixteen key provisions of the act will expire on December 31 of next year. It is crucial that law enforcement not be deprived of these tools. While I cannot prevent election year politics, I can try to disabuse my colleagues of erroneous assumptions about some of these provisions.
Let's take a look at section 201 of the act. That section allows law enforcement to use existing electronic surveillance authorities to investigate certain crimes that terrorists are likely to commit.
Now, the myth about section 201 is as follows: Some contend that the Government already has the authority to investigate cases of suspected terrorism and, therefore, section 201 is completely overkill. But the fact is, before section 201 of the PATRIOT Act, law enforcement had the authority to conduct some electronic surveillance when investigating ordinary nonterrorism crimes. But law enforcement could not use wiretaps to investigate all of the crimes that terrorists will commit.
Now, as an illustration of this odd dichotomy, law enforcement could use wiretaps to investigate mail fraud but not for chemical weapons offenses or cases involving the use of a dirty bomb or cases involving killing Americans abroad or cases of terrorism financing. Let's go over that one more time. Law enforcement could use wiretaps to investigate mail fraud but not for chemical weapons offenses or offenses related to dirty bombs, killing Americans overseas, or terrorism financing. That is an absurd position for the law to be in.
So it seems to me that if law enforcement can use a wiretap to bust up a failed mail-in sweepstakes ring, it should be able to use wiretaps to stop the use of a dirty bomb.
Let's make one final point about section 201. To obtain a wiretap under this section, all the preexisting safeguards for wiretaps must be complied with, including establishing probable cause before an impartial Federal judge and getting that judge to sign off on the use of a wiretap.
Another section that has been misunderstood is section 206. This provision allows roving wiretaps in national security investigations. But it only allows them when the FISA court finds that a suspect may thwart surveillance. In a roving wiretap, the tap attaches to a suspect rather than to a device so that the suspect cannot defeat surveillance simply by changing cell phones, for example. The myth is that section 206 is a broad expansion of power without privacy protections.
But the facts are that those assertions are incorrect. For over a quarter of a century, law enforcement has used roving wiretaps to solve ordinary crimes such as drug offenses. How can that be terribly expansive, to allow in national security matters what has been occurring in ordinary criminal matters for 25 years?
Second, as I said, a roving wiretap can only be obtained after a court finds that a suspect might thwart surveillance. A number of courts, including at least three circuit courts, have ruled that roving wiretaps are perfectly consistent-perfectly consistent-with the fourth amendment. So it is pretty clear that privacy protections are not being eviscerated.
In sum, we should renew the parts of the PATRIOT Act that will expire. We should not take away from law enforcement needed weapons in the war against terrorism.


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Best Of :: People & Places
If hair were a religion, Kirsten would be a guru, a prophet, a goddess. But since it's not, she's a very talented angel. The ideal hair appointment is going to the same person to get a haircut, color and a huge boost to the self-esteem at the same time. Kirsten (and to be fair, the whole salon) delivers one damn fine product. It doesn't matter if you're thick and curly or straight and limp; you'll feel fine as hell after she works her magic. A thorough stylist, Kirsten even researches hair and compiles a photo album for her clients to peruse when their ideal hair goal is hazy. Book ahead 'cause she's busy, but it's worth the wait. You know we're for true when we risk our own appointments to laud her talent. And talent it is, maybe even art, a scene worth seeing to believe.
From Memorial Day to Labor Day, we gather defenses, pool resources and try our damnedest to beat the heat. And, though we may win a few battles along the way, the heat always wins the war. You can't beat it, so why not--as the cliché goes--join it. Revel in it. Bake in it. And the best place to do it is Hurricane Harbor, which opens just as the heat kicks into gear and closes as it begins to peter out into fall. The water park offers respite in the form of dozens of slides for the novice and the cowardly to the experienced and the brave, along with a lazy river for floating, pools and a pirate's ship play area for the kids. Though the lines twist up and up for popular rides such as the Black Hole, most of the waiting area is shaded and, with a 500-foot drop into a pool, the payoff is worth the wait.
The large, renovated ballroom upstairs at Sons of Hermann Hall is the perfect venue for swing-dance nights, which it hosts every Wednesday. There's a refinished hardwood floor, smooth enough for twirling without friction but with enough traction that you can stay on your feet. There are tables and chairs for those who need to take a breather, and a bar for those who need some liquid incentive to strut their stuff. With the air conditioner cranked and music blaring from the sound booth or from the bandstand, it's easy to feel as if you've stepped back in time, since Sons was around decades before swing was popular the first time.
On the weekends you can't stir the bicycles with a stick. Mom and Dad are there with their trail bikes, and the kiddies, some still maneuvering with training wheels, tag right along. There's a maze of off-road cycling for all ages and all levels of expertise. The park's most popular trail is a collection of three single-track routes that wind through woods and a tall grass prairie with a nice, cooling view of Joe Pool Lake. If it has rained recently, you might want to call and check on trail conditions before loading up and heading out.
Little kids who like airplanes, trucks and other big stuff (which means all of them, natch) will truly be thrilled to spend an hour watching the jets come and go from this busy airport. The plaza overlooks main runways and provides a clear view of takeoffs and landings. Voices of air-traffic controllers and pilots can be heard over a speaker on the plaza. There is room to walk around on grass around the plaza, but parking is also plentiful from places where you can see the big beasts soar.
A true hidden paradise for local anglers, this Turtle Creek estuary is home to 1- to 2-pound bass. On a recent summer day, a single fisherman was casting his line (a light-action pole with an open cast reel), relishing the solitude away from the city traffic just a few yards away. Besides the bass, there are also some nice-sized bluegills and carp around here, according to the University Park Wildlife Department. All are edible, say the park officials. Ready to be fried up on one of those $5,000 Viking stoves in the mansions nearby.


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Intraclub Game: News From Around the Traps
The Blues had their first intraclub practise game for 2011 at Visy Park today. It attracted a crowd of 2000 people and also created a flurry of activity across all the Carlton related websites. This is a summary of the best.
From the club itself,
Brett Ratten post match interview.
Nick Duigan post match interview.
The Herald Sun ran a positive piece,
CARLTON'S mature-aged draftee Nick Duigan was one of the standout performers in the Blues' first competitive hit-out of 2011 at Visy Park today.
As the mercury started rising early yesterday, so too did Blues fans' hopes that the 26-year-old draft smoky plucked out of the SANFL last November will lock in a spot in the backline in Round 1.
Duigan's polished display and his fine foot skills were one of the highlights of a spirited and competitive hit-out that pleased coach Brett Ratten.
The Blues took the opportunity yesterday to try some players in new positions, use some new faces and experiment a little ahead of their opening NAB Cup round of matches against Collingwood and Richmond at Etihad Stadium on February 12.
The following album of photos was taken by regular training photographer and photobook user yonniboy,
Meanwhile at TalkingCarlton some of the comments on the game were,
From Hotcox:
Walker very good up forward, kicked 4 and looks set for a big year. Waite was also good, presented well and with a full pre season under his belt i expect he will be pushing for AA honours this year. Ellard was excellent by foot today and looks to have improved from last year. Expect him to play round 1.
Marcus Davies has put on the most size out of any player this pre season. He is massive and no doubt has been ear marked to play on the Colin Sylvia, Mark LeCras big bodied medium forwards this year. Yarran played across HB and was impressive with run and carry and his delivery by foot was terrific. Bower and Jamison were good in defence
Nick Duigan was also impressive across HB. I like the look of him, tough uncomprising type who will be a fan favorite this year.
From Cazzesman:
Duigan looks the goods simply because he makes few mistakes and makes good decisions. Bower very good run. We need 20-22 games from him to take the extra steps this year. He frees up Waite.
Laidler good for a half. 1 kick off a step over 50 to a running man made me smile. Yaz at half back showed alot of promise. You just know we will still have the ball in a good position once he disposes of it. Walker looks an X prospect for us. 20+ games is a must for us to take another step. JR looks huge and will be hard to pass this year. Very calm and composed when under the pump.
Robo looked calmer and used it well most of the time. When he did kick long I thought it was the right choice.
Houls onball looked sharp and moved very, very well. Hammo never missed a tap out and was jumping well. Not much to beat but he did it convincingly. White calm and collected. Lucas moving well and getting involved due to his hard running. Took a while to spot Kerr but he did some nice things in the 2nd half and has slimmed down this year.
Over at the Carlton Supporters Club the opinion was,
From RiverRat:
Lots of half-field press, defensive flooding and sideways kicking but the players showed good patience and considerable skill in piercing the zones - either that or the defensive zones were crap. Players who looked in very good form were, on the blue team, Bower (37), Ellard (35), Scotland (31) and Waite (33). Also impressed with bursts by Duigan (18) and Tuohy (14).
Players who looked in very good form were, on the white team, Carrazzo (10), Houlihan (16), Robinson (6), Russell (14) and Walker (24). Laidler also looked the part. Walker, without his shoulders obviously strapped, looks to be every inch a key forward - I have been hoping for him to play there since he played a couple of games there for the Ants a few years ago - about time the club coaches caught on.
Regular senior players Gibbs, Murphy, Simpson, Armfield and Lucas all looked to be travelling well. McLean looks in better shape than last year, which is not saying much, but positive nonetheless.
At Bigfooty the assessment was,
From wavefall21:
Houlihan and Scotland were the major ball winners and very clean as usual. Duigan was clearly the best of the recruits and is ready made for a debut in rd 1, he seems to know what spaces to run into and I noticed him directing a bit of traffic down back as well, which is the sign of good leadership. Robbo was good in close an his attack at the contest was very good, don't expect much less.
Watson looked much more comfortable down back in the second half after been moved up and down the ground. Walker was a real live-wire up forward and seems to have found his niche up there, backing up what we saw in the qualifying final last year with a few goals and some good marks. Carrots racked up the touches and played to his role like he usually does, but his disposal still lets him down, as does Armfield's, can't question Army's endeavour but he really needs to do something about his kicking
Lucas ran out the game really strong after a quiet first half but it's obvious he's trying to get his fitness back, Yazza showed some glimpses of class but often went missing, I think he's worth persisting with at half back, cos we def need some good ball users coming out of defence.
Not only that but a supporter was taking a little video on the day and it can be seen here as well (check out the Spirit of Carlton donated vehicle towards the end of the video),
As you can see it may have just been an intraclub game but it created a lot of interest. The next intraclub game is on the 5th of February, get down to the club and check it out, and while you are there get your Blues membership if you haven't already.
Father and Son Academy Training
Today marks the beginning of another exciting initiative of the Carlton Football Club and the Spirit of Carlton with the inaugural Father and Son Academy Training program. This program is a chance for possible future father and son prospects to become better acquainted with the club, to see how the players train, how team meetings are conducted, listen to some Carlton greats speak, and do some skills sessions with Carlton football staff.
The children are split into a younger group and an older group who each participate for two days at the club during the week. The program for the younger children is aimed more at familiarisation and fun. The older group get advice on diet, training, goal setting and presentation from previous father son players on what they might expect.
Each group will get the opportunity to mix with the current players and hear the stories of how current players such as Chris Judd made the transition from junior footy to senior footy.
This is a wonderful initiative from the club that strengthens the bonds of community and family within the club which are so important. Not all these boys will get the opportunity to play for Blues but they will always be part of the Blues family.
Stay tuned later in the week for more news from the Academy.
Spirit of Carlton at Kukerin
When you think of the Carlton Football Club, the small township of Kukerin, 300 kms southeast of Perth in the vast West Australian wheat belt does not come to mind. Yet, it is from this remote area of Australia that Ross Ditchburn was born and bred, a classic country superboot who travelled across the country to become a premiership player for the Blues in 1982.
When the Spirit of Carlton learnt about Ross' recent battle with prostate cancer and Ross' determination to spread the message of mens health awareness throughout rural communities the idea of a mens health weekend supported by the Spirit of Carlton was born. Keep returning over coming days for further details from this marathon footy trip across the country to support a very good cause.
In the meantime enjoy a pictorial summary of the trip from Spirit of Carlton TV on youtube.
Roo Pressure Puts Glitch in Blues' System
In round 12, on the Friday night stage at Etihad Stadium, Carlton suffered what could be called a network breakdown.
Against North Melbourne, the main systems instrumental in the Blues' promising start of seven wins and four losses failed to connect.
Explaining reasons for the 29-point loss, coach Brett Ratten referred to the usual culprits: "A lack of intensity and skill errors," he said. "We gave the ball back too easily. That diminished our confidence to run and spread and get involved."
This is a standard coaching admission that, in reality, reveals nothing. There is no mention of an opposition out there on the playing field, and what it did to stuff up the best intentions of Carlton's plan. No acknowledgement of the Disruptive Pattern Theory, which was in effect during this game.
Anyone familiar with computer systems should be familiar with the theory. A simple network glitch breeds panic. There is no plan B. What next? No clues! The Roos-Blues game is a good example of how the theory applies in action.
North was outstanding at disconnecting Carlton's plan A, and then pouncing on the opportunities available. Without an apparent plan B, the Blues looked lacklustre. As Ratten lamented, giving the ball back too easily was certainly the case.
In round 12, on the Friday night stage at Etihad Stadium, Carlton suffered what could be called a network breakdown.
Against North Melbourne, the main systems instrumental in the Blues' promising start of seven wins and four losses failed to connect.
Explaining reasons for the 29-point loss, coach Brett Ratten referred to the usual culprits: "A lack of intensity and skill errors," he said. "We gave the ball back too easily. That diminished our confidence to run and spread and get involved."
This is a standard coaching admission that, in reality, reveals nothing. There is no mention of an opposition out there on the playing field, and what it did to stuff up the best intentions of Carlton's plan. No acknowledgement of the Disruptive Pattern Theory, which was in effect during this game.
Anyone familiar with computer systems should be familiar with the theory. A simple network glitch breeds panic. There is no plan B. What next? No clues! The Roos-Blues game is a good example of how the theory applies in action.
North was outstanding at disconnecting Carlton's plan A, and then pouncing on the opportunities available. Without an apparent plan B, the Blues looked lacklustre. As Ratten lamented, giving the ball back too easily was certainly the case.
The supposedly lessercredentialled Kangaroos 'won' 79 turnovers from the Blues' disposals and scored a matchwinning 9.8 (62) from these opportunities. In contrast, Carton won only 57 turnovers from North Melbourne disposals and scored just 4.4 (28) from these chances.
Importantly, the Roos knocked the Blues off their perch around the stoppages. Before the game, Carlton's main strength had been its ability to out-score its opposition from stoppage wins.
During the game, the Blues had an exceptional advantage of 47 clearances to North's 27. However, this domination resulted in Carlton scoring only 17 points more than the Kangaroos from their respective stoppage wins.
How could these two discrepancies have occurred? What is Carlton's plan A? How was it derailed? What mattered in this instance is how North Melbourne applied pressure to the Blues' system, and the effect this pressure had.
Carlton is the most captaindriven club of any. It's not unlike North Melbourne of the 1990s under skipper Wayne Carey. Like the Carey example, the Carlton system is engaged to accommodate the exceptional talents of Chris Judd.
Watching Judd take flight, drawing opposition flak while teammates, confident he will prevail, are lining up in attacking positions, is among the most compelling forces in footy. It is a mistake to think the system is a one-man-show. If too much attention is paid to Judd, the likes of outstanding lieutenants Marc Murphy and Bryce Gibbs can get you.
Carlton takes pride in its dominance and effectiveness at stoppages. After Geelong, it is the second-best team at outscoring the opposition from stoppage wins. Slick and efficient exits from stoppages also propel Carlton's run-and-spread caper.
In their seven wins, the Blues have averaged a remarkable 50 more kicks than their opposition, which is the highest kick differential for any winning team. Hence the supply to their revamped livewire forward structure (minus Brendan Fevola) has been top-notch, and the forwards generally have delivered.
But Carlton has lost five games and what has broken down in these losses is revealing. It has suffered a spectacular drop in kicking dominance, averaging 15 fewer kicks than its opposition in these games.
Against North, Judd, Murphy and Gibbs, along with Eddie Betts (five goals), made important contributions. However, the Roos were outstanding at limiting the roles played by the rest of the team.
North Melbourne, a team that usually struggles to outnumber its opposition for total kicks, evened the score with Carlton. Blaming the Blues' lack of intensity and skill errors for the loss does not give due credit to how good the Roos were at disconnecting the captain's system.
The sustained pressure North applied produced 31 turnovers forward of centre, while Carlton could manage only eight in its forward half. The result was further endorsement of the Kangaroos' work-in-progress development. Carlton should also gain valuable lessons for improvement. Handling pressure and applying it are two of the keys to success.
Take note: the grand masters at these capers are Geelong and St Kilda. They clearly disconnect opponents better than any other teams.


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Brooklyn had a lower proportion of pre-schoolers and a higher proportion of persons at post retirement age than Hobsons Bay City in 2011.
The Age Structure of Brooklyn provides key insights into the level of demand for age based services and facilities such as child care. It is an indicator of Brooklyn's residential role and function and how it is likely to change in the future.
Service age groups divide the population into age categories that reflect typical life-stages. They indicate the level of demand for services that target people at different stages in life and how that demand is changing.
To get a more complete picture Brooklyn's Age Structure should be viewed in conjunction with Household Types and Dwelling Types.
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Analysis of the service age groups of Brooklyn in 2011 compared to Hobsons Bay City shows that there was a lower proportion of people in the younger age groups (0 to 17 years) and a higher proportion of people in the older age groups (60+ years).
Overall, 15.2% of the population was aged between 0 and 17, and 19.6% were aged 60 years and over, compared with 21.6% and 19.0% respectively for Hobsons Bay City.
The major differences between the age structure of Brooklyn and Hobsons Bay City were:
- A larger percentage of 'Young workforce' (21.9% compared to 14.5%)
- A smaller percentage of 'Primary schoolers' (4.6% compared to 7.9%)
- A smaller percentage of 'Parents and homebuilders' (21.2% compared to 23.5%)
- A smaller percentage of 'Empty nesters and retirees' (6.9% compared to 8.8%)
Emerging groups
From 2006 to 2011, Brooklyn's population increased by 68 people (4.3%). This represents an average annual population change of 0.85% per year over the period.
The largest changes in the age structure in this area between 2006 and 2011 were in the age groups:
- Young workforce (25 to 34) (+122 people)
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Geoff Howard wrote: > This is definitely an interesting idea, but I can't believe that this > sort of backwards-incompatibility would fly. One option would be to > put a null validity implementation in the Abstract* so subclasses > don't have to do anything, but I can't see that happening in a 2.1 > branch now that it's released. That's what I was suggesting: that the default implementation returns a null validity. As far as missing the 2.1 branch, c'est la vie. As long as 2.2 (or whatever) doesn't take as long to be released as 2.1, I have no problem with that. ;-) I've been using CVS HEAD from time to time anyway, and I can always patch it myself if need be. I'm not trying to short-circuit the way development works. If people want it, they will come. If not, I'll either use it anyway with a patch or, more likely, use the implementation that someone thought up that does the job better. (Like perhaps your event cache?) >> Can anyone think of a use case where prevention of caching (not just >> apathy about its cacheability) would be necessary? Is there a case >> where a developer would say, "I don't care what the sitemap >> maintainer says; My component must never be cached or exceptions >> will fly." > > > Yes, secure and sensitive data (which I'm working with now) often has > the recommendation (sometimes requirement) to disallow caching. I'd be shame that the sitemap maintainer and the component developer would have such lack of communication. Nevertheless, what about overriding getKey to return null to *enforce* a lack of caching. In other words, effort must be made to make sure that the component (and subsequent pipeline elements) cannot ever be cached. In other words, making the behavior as it is today. > The other centers around performance, which may not be an issue if > done right. Stefano's recent RT on adaptive caching is getting at the > cost/benefit analysis of caching overhead. Currently we do have some > overhead - we do some instanceof's to determine cacheability. If done > right, your idea wouldn't necessarily be worse but it might be. I was under the impression that the determination of cacheability wasn't anywhere near the overhead of actually caching (registering with the cache manager, putting the output in a CachedResponse object, etc.). But you're right, the only to tell for sure would be to implement it. I just wanted to make sure that people were at least slightly receptive to the idea. >> By itself, the component still doesn't cache even when in a caching >> pipeline. Only when the expiry is sent is the pipeline bludgeoned >> into the cache. Would this still be considered a violation of the >> contract? > > > Another problem I see with this is it locks into a time-based > (expires) cache validity. That is certainly the simplest but not > always best. As I see it, there are three main classes of > cache-invalidation all of which Cocoon should support, and all of > which may make sense for any given component: How so? There is nothing stopping a component from specifying its proper mode of caching like it done today. The time-based validity is only substituted when there is no other mode available (and expiry is requested). In fact, there is nothing (that I can see) that would bar other validity substitutions if the need arose. As it happens, without proper knowledge of the resource, only time-based expiration seems appropriate. > That's why I think the factory/delegate solution cooked up by Unico > might be a good solution if the end-user experience can be made > uncomplicated. The more, the merrier. - Miles Elam
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