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by Srikanth on Thu 30 Jul 2009 06:23 AM IST Profile Permanent Link
by Srikanth on Thu 30 Jul 2009 06:23 AM IST Profile Permanent Link
It's clear to anyone who looks without ideological bias that Pak is fracturing and what Mother said decades ago is indeed happening.
by Tusar N. Mohapatra on Fri 31 Jul 2009 10:20 AM IST Profile Permanent Link
Regardless of what The Mother & Sri Aurobindo have said from time to time during the last Century, can we agree on certain policies at present as regards Pakistan?
- That it is a nation apart and we respect its sovereignty,
- We should not be unduly interested in its internal affair; and
- Bilateral trade and people-to-people contact should be our primary concern. [TNM] Reply
by RY Deshpande on Sat 01 Aug 2009 05:06 AM IST Profile Permanent Link
Strange! how can one say "regardless of…" when one also proclaims "Savitri Era of those who adore, Om Sri Aurobindo & The Mother"? ~RYD Reply
by Srikanth on Sat 01 Aug 2009 05:12 AM IST Profile Permanent Link
I agree with the third one. Mother and SA have said that Pakistan should never be accepted as a settled fact - acknowledging it as a nation and respecting its sovereignity would amount to doing that. As to being interested in its internal affairs there are two issues: If those "internal" affairs affect India we cannot but be interested and involved. Second, by its hostile actions in Kashmir and elsewhere and by openly expressing interest in destabilizing India, Pakistan has made its intentions clear. In such a situation, India cannot be expected to be purely defensive in its response. Reply
by auroman on Sat 01 Aug 2009 06:12 AM IST Profile Permanent Link
You seem to be suggesting that we eschew meta-narratives, inculcate a state of irreverence and strive to develop our dialogic self. That is great but shouldn't we also regard The Mother & Sri Aurobindo statements as a performative utterance? What would be the non-reductionistic perspective in this situation ? Reply


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This is the 6th in the series. see step 1 , step 2 , step 3 , step 4 and step 5 .
After sending my second email in this series about outsourcing, I have gotten some requests to write a more comprehensive list of online business activities that can be outsourced and where to outsource them.
I'll finish and publish it after this email series is completed.
Now onto the next IMPORTANT tip for 2016.
First , some stories.
Story 1
Some years ago, 2 guys in the university came together, pulled their resources together and started a small company. They struggled for a while, working from their garage without any headway.
No one saw the value of their company. Even giant companies like Yahoo then didn't see the value of their service.
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In 1970, 2 guys on summer jobs became friends. One was a technical person and was working on a computer, the other saw the potential to sell it.
Together they formed a company that has stood the test of time. It is now one of the most valuable companies in America.
They are both Billionaires. These 2 guys are Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak.
You might say, these are all BIG companies, so this has nothing to do with me or an online business.
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You see, these guys were small companies when they started. They only got BIG because of growth.
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That's what people have JV partners. That's why people recruit affiliates for a product launch. These are many other forms of partnerships.
It can be as simple as looking for another guy who has traffic or a list. It could be partnering up with a web or software developer.
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I have talked about various parts of what makes a business successful. You can partner with people who have what you don't have. Or know what you don't or know.
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Now this woman had no experience of home education in her own life or among her family or friends. She sends her children to a private school and I think she is satisfied with the formation they receive there. Her remark was indirect in that it was spoken to another woman in our presence, but it was clearly directed at me and I carried it around for days, mulling it over, turning it in my mind, defending myself as I argued with her in my head.
My first thought on the matter is this: Why do women do this? Why do we look for the selfish motives of other women? Whether it's the number of children they have, if they have home or hospital births, nurse or bottle feed, educate their children at home or send them to school, why do we automatically look for a selfish motive when the choice is different from our own? I say "we" because I know I've fallen prey to this tendency, even when I've tried to avoid it. In the past, I think the reason I did this was rooted in insecurity. I wanted to do what was best for my family and before I gained a certain confidence in my judgment and abilities, I tended to see other women's choices as a judgment on my own.
But some of it, too, was just plain small mindedness.
I'm pretty sure that that was the case here. This woman simply couldn't see beyond her own circumstances. She has a good job that gives her satisfaction. She lives within a reasonable commuting distance from a private school that offers a fine academic formation and a community of dedicated parents and teachers. She and her husband can easily afford the tuition there and enjoy being a part of the community that surrounds the school, themselves. She did mention that there are some things that her children learn from other children at school that she and her husband disapprove of, but they take the time and make the effort to talk with their children about these matters and work through them as a family. These are the blessings this woman has been given and the environment in which she has made her decision to send her children to school. She cannot understand why anyone would choose differently unless they had an excessive fear of those things that give her pause and a selfish need to feel in control.
But her blessings are not the blessings I have been given and I do not homeschool for the reasons she would homeschool if she did.
I was raised in a family that valued education for its own sake. I attended a Liberal Arts college where the concept of learning for its own sake fostered a desire to become a life long learner. There, I met my husband and a few of the students we knew had been educated at home. The idea of educating my own children fascinated me more than any other career path. Since that time, we have been blessed to know countless families in several different states that educate their children at home, including several members of my own family. We have been amazed at the great variety of approaches to homeschooling and feel confident in our ability to provide a rich educational experience in a way that is uniquely suited to the needs of our children. I enjoy teaching my children and learning right alongside them. These are some of the blessings that I have been given and this is the environment in which I made my decision to educate my children at home.
As for controlling our children excessively, I do worry occasionally if we are doing enough to ensure that they will transition smoothly into the larger world when the time comes. It occurs to me, though, that if parents can send their children to school and stay on top of whatever issues arise there and deal with them at home as a family, then surely a homeschooling family can find the time and make the effort to expose their children to the world in healthy, age appropriate ways. Far from shunning such opportunities, I welcome them wholeheartedly.
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- Matilda said...
Very well said, Suzanne! This is something I have been guilty of and have worked (am still working) to overcome. I think women are more prone to read into the decisions others and consider them judgments against our own. We have to try not to hear the "implied inverse" or if we do perceive it, we have to choose not to be injured by it which is sometimes a huge act of charity.
What do I mean by the "implied inverse"? It is the subtext that can sometimes accompany (maybe intended, maybe not) a statement like "Oh, we don't do sodas in our house because the excess sugar is terribly corrosive for a child's tooth enamel and it really is just wasted calories." Depending on how that statement is delivered, the mom tucking the bottle of Sprite down under the blanket in her diaper bag might feel as though she is being judged as an abusive mother who is responsible for rotting her child's teeth and the reason her toddler has a cold because his immune system has surely been compromised by all of the empty calories in those few tiny sips. We won't even talk about those little pudges of baby fat that are her fault as well.
I think for homeschooling moms it is a big temptation to think our way is the right way for everyone because we do spend SO MUCH time trying to find the right way for ourselves but that is probably because we feel 100% accountable for our child's upbringing and education. For moms who choose institutional education, the sting of the "implied inverse" might be too much to bear so in charity we should try not to level that judgment against them. But there are those women who will never even try to think outside of the box, for them, every decision not in line with their own is a judgment and criticism.
You have acted most charitably towards someone who really did put you in a difficult situation.
- gsk said...
I think Matilda's exactly right. Women take the choices of other women personally. Women also choose friends accordingly, thus we feel closest to women who have made similar choices to our own. In the broadest sense, pro-life women are uncomfortable with pro-abortion women, and vice-versa. Of course that's an enormous "world-view" choice that slices aquaintances in half. Then married women are not comfortable with divorced women (except in "mitigating" situations) and women who contracept have radar for women who disapprove (and vice versa). I've found in the most "innocent" of social activities, there's a latent hostility between women with 1-2 children against women with larger families, no matter how kind and non-judgemental the latter are. Then school choices, day-care choices, television, movie, sleepover, and extra-curriculars all make sub-sets of women who think w-a-a-y too much about what other women do.
I only have five kids, but the fact that I've home-schooled in the past, am a lector, and have a pro-life sticker on my car, has immediately cut me off from casual conversations in the lunch room or book fairs at the local Catholic school. It's just the way it is. Even if I had the smile of Rachel Ray or June Cleaver (which I don't) and it wouldn't make a hill of beans' difference.
Women have a dark side, in which they justify themselves by maligning the choices of others. It obviously has an impact on evangelisation, because you're judged before you open your mouth. I've had to really examine my own conscience to see how much I judge (by the size of a family, the SUV they drive, what the children wear, etc.) because I'm sure I'm just as guilty in the reverse.
The funny thing is, men don't pick up these under-currents at all, as far as I can tell.
- Beck said...
Mmm. Even though I'm a public schooling mom, I've been accused of being an overly controlling mother - generally by mothers who (and I'm going to be frank here) could stand to pay quite a bit more attention to their own children.
SO I generally think that when another woman starts making judgemental statements about my lifestyle, it has more to do with how my lifestyle makes HER feel about her own parenting than anything to do with me.
- Kansas Mom said...
I think this was an interesting post for me because one of the reasons I want to homeschool is control. (I have two children, 4 and 1, and am still working full-time, so we haven't actually starting any homeschooling yet.) I am constantly dismayed at what is taught in schools, especially public schools, but even some Catholic schools. In particular, I worry about sex education and the politically correct views of homosexuality. It's one thing for a high school student to stand firm in faith at school when faced with such issues, but I don't want my children to struggle with them in elementary school.
So control is one reason, and I'm proud to admit it. My husband and I take seriously our roles to shepherd our children in their faith, and we believe in their younger years that requires teaching them at home. We are especially blessed to both be highly educated, which makes homeschooling an easy choice for us; we trust God to help us develop the other skills we'll need along the way.
- Meredith said...
Excellent post!! Ditto what you said :)
- Homeschool Housewife said...
I think it is just hard to be a mom. That mom may love her job and her kid's school, but I think there must be some guilt there. I think we jump on the high horse to cover something we secretly worry or feel guilty about. Or maybe to forget for a second about how we feel like a failure in a different area.
I have been dealing with this in myself a little. God has been showing me that I have been a little judging and galloping around on my high horse. And you know what, I have been failing a LOT more. I really think He is trying to show me that I am NOT all that, that He IS. If I am a good mom or have a loving giving spirit it is because He has granted me the gifts and circumstances that allow me to be that way.
So, look around, give God the glory for the oppourtunity to know your children better than a stranger who happens to be their teacher that year. To never miss the silly things they do that day. Praise Him for the ability to see their face as they learn something new. And when someone questions or offers an indirect critisism, know that you are where God wants you to be. And knowing that understand she may be where God wants her to be too.
Thanks for the great post!
- Suzanne Temple said...
Kansas mom, Oh I agree. Isn't it a good thing to have control, especially over those things that we will be held accountable for one day? I think people use this word with such negative meaning these days they've forgotten that "control" is fundamentally a good thing. But I do think there is a negative sense. The sense in which overbearing personalities want to do things or make decisions for others that those others can and should do for themselves. I think that's the kind of control we don't want over our children's lives.
- Barb, sfo said...
We are a Catholic-school family, and we have taken plenty of flack about that decision. Most of it has to do with "sheltering our children too much" and things like that. But in our family, the wish to "shelter" our children is only part of the reason that we have chosen the schooling option we chose. We want them educated in a faith-filled environment, where the values and practices reinforce what we believe and practice at home. We are confident that this is happening in their schools. I imagine that your goal in choosing home schooling is much the same.
We have had our share of confrontations with Catholic neighbors who have told us that our children would never have friends in the neighborhood if they weren't in public school with the other neighborhood kids, and who told us that we are over protective and that "what you do at home and CCD is enough."
We have always bent over backward not to condemn our neighbors' choice of public school for their children, but we don't get that kind of treatment in return.
Please don't let others' reactions control how you think about the decisions you have made for your family. YOU know what is right for your family and your children. May God bless you and your work in schooling them!
- Jennifer said...
Great post!!!!!
I think "beck" hit it on the nail.
- Anonymous said...
God Bless !!
- Stephanie said...
If there could be just one thing - honest - I mean it - if I could only choose one thing that I could pass to moms who have young ones at home and have chosen to school them there, it would be this.
Deep enough roots make a strong enough tree. You can trust this fact.
- ryan m. said...
Yeah, it's really sad that in our (secular) culture, "sheltering" your children has a negative connotation.
And regardless of whether or not you homeschool, when you challenge the culture's core assumptions and beliefs by the way you live, it upsets people.
It's not fun, but we have to remember that though we live in the world, we're not supposed to be of the world. This is something that's becoming more clear to me as time goes by.
"Blessed are you when people insult you..."
- Jane Ramsey said...
Obvously this aquaintance does not know you very well, Suzanne (or read your blog!) I odn't know how anyone could witness your daily life and think that of you. Your joyful interaction with your boys and their amazing creativity--which could not possibly flourish in a "controlling" atmosphere--are evidence to me that she is very much mistaken.
You do protect them from harmful influences, and that is a good thing :-)
I'm sorry this person said such a hurtful thing to you.
- Ambrose said...
I feel you Suzanne! I get a lot of similar heat over here, and I really needed this.
- Dana said...
It is difficult for anyone to see past their own circumstances. This is something I always try to keep in mind when homeschooling comes up as a topic of discussion in my personal life. Ignorance is not stupidity...it can be stubborn, but it is not the same thing.
And I used to think homeschooling was for hyper-controlling freaks who were living vicariously through their children. So I guess I cut those who still do a little slack. It took me homeschooling to realize that isn't true.
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- mel said...
Great post, and great comments too. There's a big difference between protecting your children from bad influences and "controlling" them.
- Jen said...
I haven't been accused of being a controling mother yet, but I know my initial pursuit of nursing and homeschooling were to fit the mold of what I thought was the "perfect Catholic mother." I know now this not to be true, as I've met so many wonderful women over the years who homeschool, send their kids to public school, and some to private. I think I am both you and the mother who made the comment about you (sorry you had to experience that) rolled up into one. I am hardest on myself and judge myself according to what I consider other people to be doing right. I don't neccesarily judge others. Just myself. It's a way I feel I have control over things. I have big issues with not having enough confidence in God with my life.
- diana said...
Interesting...I always wonder why people think other people's lives and choices are things that are permissible to comment negatively on. People can disagree with me, but I do not think it uncharitable to kindly say that it's none of someone's business, or add to the conversation that other people have a right to several moral choices.
- Suzanne Temple said...
I hear you, diana!
- Kathryn said...
Hi Suzanne,
I've only recently been reading your blog, and found the last post very interesting. I'm a H/Sing mother of six boys (no girls yet, another baby due in June but I don't know what it is!) I'm in the UK, but my expereinces are pretty similar re comments on H/Sing motives. What I also find is that many people have a particluar problem with the fact that I am H/Sing boys ; you know, all that stuff about how they will be mummy's boys, tied to my apron strings, never be tough, confident young men. It does bother me occasionally, but at the same time I can look at the schools and see boys being turned into brutes and thugs! So there is a middle way to be found, as ever. Perhaps it is actually easier with a whole bunch of boys because they toughen each other up with all the rough and tumble! I think it must be harder on friends who H/S a bunch of girls with maybe one boy in the middle.Just some thoughts...
Nice to 'meet' you!
I love the title of your blog :-)


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Hello friends!
I hope everyone is having a great day, it was very rainy outside this morning and we didn't want to get out of our PJs
So we did a little tummy time until the rain slowed down
then we headed out to Liam's new daycare. We are very happy with our choice of daycare, and of course I wish I could stay home with him, but for now I cannot do that. He got all dressed up, in an outfit that his best friend Caden got him
and we headed out. (Ps, Erin says the pattern on our chair makes it look like Liam has antlers.. haha) We hung out there for a little over an hour. I am really glad I took him there before I go back to work because I feel a little better after seeing how caring and affectionate she is with him. The visit wore Liam out, and he has been sleeping since we got back..
It is finally sunny outside, so as soon as he wakes up I am going to take him and Ella out for a nice walk with the Ergo 🙂
I hope everyone has a great day!


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Community Action Agency to Host Substitute Child Care Aide Training
This training is mandatory for anyone who wishes to be a substitute. The training will last approximately three (3) hours.
August 16th, 2017
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Kang appointed Thornhill Family Professor of Orthopedic Surgery
Kang appointed Thornhill Family Professor of Orthopedic Surgery
James Kang, MD, head of the Department of Orthopedic Surgery at Brigham and Women's Hospital (BWH), has been named the inaugural Thornhill Family Professor of Orthopedic Surgery. This professorship was made possible by the generosity of Thomas Thornhill, MD, chairman emeritus of the Department of Orthopedic Surgery at BWH, the John B. and Buckminster Brown Professor of Orthopedic Surgery at Harvard Medical School, and member of the Harvard Faculty of Medicine for nearly four decades.
Kang joined the HMS community in 2015 from the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, where he was executive vice chair of the Department of Orthopedic Surgery and director of the Ferguson Laboratory for Orthopaedic and Spine Research. He is an internationally renowned leader in the basic science and clinical treatment of intervertebral disc degeneration and has been developing novel therapies using gene transfer and stem cell techniques to treat this condition. His clinical expertise is in the surgical treatment of spinal stenosis stemming from degenerative cervical, thoracic, and lumbar disorders.


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DOUBLE PODIUM FOR GLEW SEES CHAMPION END SEASON AS HE STARTED Champion Phil Glew (Tothill, Lincolnshire) ended his 2009 ELF Renault Clio Cup with Michelin season as he started with a double podium during the final two rounds at Kent's Brands...
Champion Phil Glew (Tothill, Lincolnshire) ended his 2009 ELF Renault Clio Cup with Michelin season as he started with a double podium during the final two rounds at Kent's Brands Hatch GP circuit on 3rd/4th October .
The 26-year-old Team Pyro racer claimed a lights-to-flag victory in round 20, the final round of the action-packed season, together with a second place in round 19 to finish the year on a high and secure the Entrant honours for his team.
Total Control Racing's Alex MacDowall (Carlisle), who has been Glew's main rival throughout the series, also ended on a positive note with win in round 19 and a second place to finish as the Vice-Champion. The thrilling weekend also saw a maiden podium for Amery Motorsport's Rob Gaffney (Waltham Abbey), returning to the series after an absence, with third in round 19 while team-mate Dave Newsham (Inverness) picked up the remaining podium spot and finish fifth overall.
With the season drawn to a close, attention now turns to the forthcoming Winter Cup series which takes place at Rockingham later in the year (7th November).
Glew rounds off 2009 season...
In front of a packed Brands Hatch crowd, the final round of the 2009 Clio Cup championship saw title winner Glew line up on the start grid as Michelin pole-sitter -- his eleventh of the season. Alongside lay MacDowall while Total Control Racing's Sam Tordoff (Leeds) and former Legends Racer Newsham made up row two.
As the lights went out for the start of the 12 lap race, it was MacDowall who made the better start with Phil only just hanging onto the lead around Paddock Hill Bend thanks to holding the inside line. Newsham was also able to move up into third with Tordoff in fourth as the field jostled for position. The opening lap saw two separate incidents at Graham Hill Bend and Surtees causing the Safety Car to be deployed at the start of lap two.
Racing resumed on lap four with the race extended to fifteen laps. After bunching up the field, Glew timed his restart to perfection to open up a defendable lead crossing the Brabham Straight with MacDowall in second just ahead of Newsham.
The re-start didn't bode so well for Tordoff however who was forced to retire with what later transpired to be a broken throttle cable bracket. Sam's retirement allowed Gaffney to move into fourth with JHR Developments' Andrew Herron (County Down) in fifth and Team Pyro's Aron Smith (Dublin) in sixth -- despite starting the race ninth.
Out in front, Glew continued to push with the 26-year-old setting the NGK fastest lap of the race with a time of 1m 40.858s (82.12mph) around the 2.301 mile circuit.
Meanwhile in the midfield, Gaffney ran wide at Graham Hill Bend dropping him down the order to sixth only to be passed by Lee Pattison (Liversedge) at Surtees a few laps later in his Range Storage Ltd with JHR Developments car.
Herron wasn't having any better luck either, running wide at Sheene and ending his race as well as triggering a brief Safety Car period. When racing resumed Glew once again timed the re-start to perfection followed by MacDowall and Newsham. Smith was now in fourth with Pattison rounding off the top five.
The re-start also allowed Total Control Racing's Daniel Lloyd (Huddersfield) to close in on Gaffney with the 17-year-old looking strong through the second half of the circuit with Gaffney just managing to hold on to the position.
With the chequered flag insight, Glew -- who was awarded the ELF/Atol Driver of the Day -crossed the line to take his 11th win of the season and finish the season in the same fashion to which he started back in April. MacDowall came second with Newsham in third just ahead of Smith and Pattison.
MacDowall ends on high...
Saturday's round 19 saw Glew as the Michelin pole-sitter with Gaffney producing his best qualifying result of the season to go alongside him. MacDowall and Herron occupied row two as the lights went out for the start of the race.
Gaffney made the better start as Glew struggled of the line allowing MacDowall to come through into second. Herron also made a good start but had lined-up incorrectly on the start grid and subsequently was handed a drive-through penalty. Rob led the field through Pilgrim's Drop on lap one but ran wide at Hawthorn Bend under increasing pressure from MacDowall and losing the place with Herron, Newsham and Glew all coming through.
By the opening few laps MacDowall led from Herron and Newsham before the Northern Irish racer, yet to take his drive-through, had two wheels off at Graham Hill Bend causing him to spin and only narrowly missing Glew. This allowed Newsham and Phil to move into second and third as the two jostled for position.
In the midfield, Westbourne Motorsport with Stancombe Vehicle Engineering's James Colburn (Worthing) and Smith were both running strong in fifth and sixth places with Tordoff also glued to the back of Aron's rear bumper.
With a clear track in front of him, MacDowall began to edge away while behind Newsham had his mirrors filled with the Clio Cup champion who also went on to set the NGK fastest lap. Eighteen-year-old Alex wasn't able to get too far ahead though following the intervention of the Safety Car on lap seven to help with the retrieval of Mark Hazell's (Ilanhennock) JHR Developments car at Druids.
Lap 10 saw the race resume with an extended distance of 14-laps. MacDowall timed the re-start well to get away cleanly followed by Newsham and Glew while further down the order, Tordoff and Smith were running nose-to-tail after Aron ran wide at Westfield.
The next lap saw waved yellow flags at Druids due to Lloyd's stranded Total Control Racing car. As the field came round to pass, Glew saw a gap up the inside of Newsham with the two making contact and causing the 42-year-old to lose the place.
Out in front, MacDowall was now starting his 14th and final lap with a cushion of nearly two seconds over second place Glew. Just behind, Colburn was making a last minute charge on Gaffney for fourth place with Rob just managing to hold off the 16-year-old.
MacDowall -- who was awarded the ELF/Atol Driver of the Day - duly crossed the line to take his fourth win of the season with Glew in second and Newsham picking up the remaining podium spot. However, a post race investigation by the Clerk of the Course found a technical infringement with Newsham's car, excluding him from the race and promoting Gaffney to third. Colburn subsequently took fourth with Smith rounding off the top five. Despite starting from the back of the grid, Mike Robinson drove an impressive race to finish ninth.
Commenting on his weekend and the 2009 season Glew said: "Winning the last race has been a great way to end the season which has just been fantastic for both me and the team. I didn't need to race this weekend but I wanted to help Pyro secure the Entrants prize. I'm still in talks with my sponsors but my plan is to move into BTCC next season with testing scheduled over the winter with a number of the current teams."
Commenting on his weekend, Vice Champion MacDowall said: "I've tried to take the fight to Phil this season but he's a very good driver and deserved to win. I'm pleased to end the season as Vice-Champion and another win as it's been a while and hope when I return next year I can go into the series as title favourite."
Third place in round 20 Newsham said: "Round 20 was a good race and a good way to round off a thoroughly enjoyable season. We've had our ups and downs and it's been a learning curve for me and the team but we've shown we have the pace and look forward to returning next year."
Gaffney, commenting on his maiden podium, added: "You don't expect to get your first podium through a technicality but I'm pleased none the less and really enjoyed this weekend."
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Reader in fine art Co-convenor of sensingsite research group
Central Saint Martins
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Susan studied BA Hons Sculpture at Saint Martins School of Art (Now Central Saint Martins). She was a Rome Scholar at the British School at Rome in 1996 and was shortlisted for the European Photography Prize in 1998. She was appointed AHRB Research Fellow in Creative and Performing Arts in 2000 and has received grants from the Arts Council England, AHRC, British Council, Henry Moore Fellowship and London Arts Board. Her work has been exhibited since the early 1980s both in the UK and internationally including Biennales in Israel, Greece and Estonia. She is a member of Land2 Research Group.
At CSM she currently supervises and examines PhD students, has organized a number of practice based research seminars and is currently co-convenor of the PhD research event series, sensingsite. She also works on the MA Fine Art, bridging two levels of postgraduate study.
Photographic, moving image and sound installations exploring practices of space and temporality and theories of duration in relation to landscape and place. Post-Darwinian nature- culture relationships. Urban Imaginary; practices of everyday life and public space. Intertextuality and poetics of representation.
Trangmar's early training in sculpture and photography has developed into a practice exploring the production of landscape, place and site through lens based practices, projection, sound and text.
She has worked with issues of the practice of space and experiences of temporality in contexts of lived places, architectural sites and landscapes both urban and rural to produce mixed media installations and performative events. The place of research within her arts practice is developed through an understanding of the process of work as an organic, ongoing 'construction site' in which source material is recomposed and re-materialised for different contexts and audiences. Text based performative readings combine text and image to expand the potential of the research event as itself a valuable site of art practice
Questions of intersubjective identification and the relation of belonging to representations of landscape in a region of contested territory, have been explored through research methods of walking, conversational acts and visual framing to produce a series of performance/ projection installations in the commissioned project A Question of Distance.
The complex entanglement of the relations between human inhabitation, energy production, climate and natural environment in the region of Romney Marsh, Kent, have been researched through an AHRC funded project Shifting Terrains which has given rise to a number of lens based, sound artworks and conference papers. These works address representations of temporality and spatiality and issues of materiality. The project has developed to include the text based moving image work Lunar Tides which reflects upon the relationship between the moon and the earth over time, which affects the ocean tides.
A Play in Time publication includes essays by Rebecca Drew, David A. Mellor, Claire MacDonald and an interview with the artist.
Trangmar's interest in the possibilities of text/image assemblages through performative readings in dialogue with the moving image has resulted in: A Divided Glance: An Oblique Dialogue Between the Photographic Project 'A Forest of Signs' and the Figure of the Tree in the Writing of Virginia Woolf.
'Wandering Shards' a text and moving image based work expands the essay form to investigate the transformative potential of 'waste' material (osteo-fossils) associated with the foreshore of the River Thames at Greenwich. These objects are considered as material energies which combining with the powers of river tides, foreshore environs, writing and camera constitute a relational assemblage. The varying forms of presentation propose the 'site' of the artwork as itself a durational practice of place.
Trangmar is currently working on a commissioned moving image work to co-incide with the centenary of the Battle of the Somme 1916, which relects upon discontinuity of experience, the intertwining of personal and collective memory and forgetting, and the absorption of past materials through the vitality of the lived landscape of the present.
Eva Bensasson, Collective Urban Memory – Art & Fictional Histories.
Fagner Bibiano Alves, Out of Sight: Investigating Perverse Desire Through Photographic Practice.
Andrea Muendelein, Shifting territories and the place of encounter: representation of the stranger in contemporary photography.
Katja Hock, 'The Body in the Institutionalised Space: An Investigation of the Place of the Individual in the Modern Hospital through a Photographic Practice which refers to German Photographic Discourses'.
Dean Kelland, 'Flawed Masculinities: Rupturing British TV Sitcom Via a Performance Led Interdisciplinary Arts Practice'.
Trangmar, Susan (2016) UNFOUND. [Show/Exhibition]
Trangmar, Susan (2015) Wandering Shards. [Art/Design Item]
Trangmar, Susan (2014) Lunar Tides. [Art/Design Item]
Trangmar, Susan (2012) A Forest of Signs: Trees and the Urban Imaginary. Journal of Photography and Culture, 5 (2). pp. 231-238. ISSN 17514517
Trangmar, Susan (2008) A Play in Time. [Art/Design Item]
Trangmar, Susan (2011) In passing. [Art/Design Item]
Trangmar, Susan (2007) Conditions of Visibility. [Art/Design Item]
Trangmar, Susan (2003) A Question of Distance. [Art/Design Item]
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Hey all! It's time for a bit of a change. My blog layout is staying put and so is my name, but my writing and perhaps sometimes my format will be a bit different (like perhaps videos?). There are some technical difficulties to be worked out so in the mean time, let me reintroduce myself. Hey, my name is Amy and I am a make up hoarding, colour loving, plus sized beauty blogger.
Today, I wanted to go back and do a tutorial that I thought looked awesome but never actually posted! This is the blue Make Up For Ever eye liner look from the pop of colour post I did back in June. I know, I know, I am a little behind. This can be done with any colour you want of course, but I drew inspiration from the palette I planned to use for my eyes: the Maybelline The Smokes palette and that jean-blue shade.
Eye Lid Primer: Too Faced Shadow Insurance
Eye Shadow: Maybelline The Smokes palette
Pencil Eye Liner: Make Up For Ever Aqua Eyes in 15L
Liquid Eye Liner: Make Up For Ever Ink Liner** (totally drool worthy)
Mascara: Make Up For Ever Smokey Stretch mascara**
I always prime my eyes first to keep my colours in check. I was going for a cool toned eye shadow look that was pretty light so the blue would really pop. First, a grey all over the lid (top row, shade 2), then a slightly darker grey/silver (Top row, shade 6) in the crease to add dimension. I wanted the lid to be a little lighter so I added the nude of the palette (Top row, shade 4) all over the lid before blending in the jean blue colour that I bought this palette for (top row, shade 1) in the crease as well.
I put the blue MUFE Aqua Eyes liner in my waterline and smoked it out with the left over jean blue (top row, shade 1) and finished the eye off with a small cat eye flick and some fantastic mascara.
I wish I knew what lipstick I wore here as well because daymn, I am loving it in this picture. The foundation on the other hand… not so much. Let me know whether you like this style of tutorial!
Til next time, ttfn x