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BRITT Assombalonga could not hide his delight after working his way back on to the score-sheet in Southend United's 2-1 win at Wycombe Wanderers on Saturday.
The on loan Watford forward had gone 12 games and three months without a goal.
But he ended his barren run by bagging a late winner at Adams Park and was thrilled to finally see the ball hit the back of the net.
"It was a brilliant feeling when it went in and I think I let out all the frustration which had built up inside of me during the celebrations which followed, said Assombalonga, who was booked for his part in the joyous scenes which followed the strike.
"It had been a frustrating time for me getting injured and not getting goals but I knew things would change eventually if I kept on working hard and thankfully it has now."
However, it initially seemed to be another frustrating afternoon for Assombalonga against Wycombe.
He had a first half header ruled out for offside before also having strong shouts for a penalty waved away when he went to ground inside the area while under pressure from Dave Winfield.
And Assombalonga disagreed with both of those decisions.
"I didn't think I was offside and it was 100 per cent a penalty as well," said the 20-year-old.
"It was frustrating but thankfully it didn't matter in the end and I'm so happy."
Assombalonga's late goal, which was his 13th of the season, pushed Blues back up to eighth in the League Two standings, just one place and two points below the play-offs.
The fight-back delighted boss Paul Sturrock and he was also pleased to see Assombalonga back on target.
"Britt looked lively today and it's good he's got a goal," said Sturrock.
"He's had a few injuries but said the other day he's starting to feel back to his best and I think we saw that today.
"His goal won us the game and I was far happier with how we played in the second half.
"The first half was very sluggish and after the Lord Mayor's show following our midweek JPT game with Orient but thankfully we were able to battle back and get the points.
"Now we need to go and do the same when we go to Barnet tomorrow for another very tough away game."


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Does anybody else liken JJ's game to a poor mans Reggie? Runs around all day trying to get his catch and shoot 3, gets backdoor layups, can play a little d. Great shooter...
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Does anybody else liken JJ's game to a poor mans Reggie? Runs around all day trying to get his catch and shoot 3, gets backdoor layups, can play a little d. Great shooter...
I stated in another thread that I didn't see if feasible for the Pacers to be able to get JJ either this year or next.
"IF" all the stars were alaigned perfectly, a trade of Augstin expiring, Plumlee, and 013 1st for Redick could work.
The Magic would get a young player in Plumlee at 1 mil, a pick in Pacers 013 1st, and Agustin's 3.5 mil expiring contract.
The Pacers would either have to feel with the addition of JJ they can win the EFC and compete for a championship this year for chances are they wouldn't be able to re-sign JJ. It's a big gamble. A gamble the Pacers would have to feel would payoff.
IF again, DWest would re-sign for 10 mil or less and JJ would re-sign for 7 mil, I believe the Pacers could fill out the bench with 3-5 mil.
Hibbert.... 14.2
Granger.... 14.0
Paul G........03.2
TOTAL........64.7 mil
I could see this team really competing for a Championship.
I don't see this will happening, b/c IMO I believe Orlando will get a better deal. But it could work for the 13-14 season. Granger just couldn't be re-signed in 014, b/c PG will get a max. JMOAA
Including the game vs the Pacers I've seen 5 other Orlando games, now I admit that I didn't watch each of them from beginning to end but on 3 of them I've watched 3 quarters worth and I think I saw half of one and almost all of the other game.
Again I didn't sit and focus on J.J. Redick, but like all of you I have a synergy account as well so I could if I wanted to go back and watch individual plays. But I just don't have the desire or energy to do that right now.
I guess my impression of him from my limited viewing is still the same as it always was. He's a poor man to man defender but can recover laterally enough to cover an area (zone). So in other words Mike Dunleavy.
But again, by no means am I an expert.
great defender
JJ is actually not a bad defender... he's ok...
Did you happen to catch the Spurs game last night? You just need to admit you are wrong about Diaw. As much as many hate to do it, they need to admit Vnzla was right. Remember, he's owned up he was wrong about signing DWest. Being wrong works both ways.
It's pointless to point out one play where he got burned.
Don't get me wrong it's not like they didn't defend him at all but they pretty much focused on one on one defense vs. him and not trying to get the ball out of his hands.
Man, how times change. The last infraction I got on this forum (lo these many years ago) was from a guy pushing for us to acquire JJ Redick.
It hurts me to say it, but that guy (long since gone) was right and I was wrong. I didn't think Redick would still be in the NBA after his rookie contract.
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Granger averaged 18.7 points on 15 shot attempts over the whole season last year.
He had a shooting percentage of .438 total for the series, not that great but not as bad as some players in our team and trust me you don't want me to bring those numbers up.
You're right. I misquoted my stats too. It was 19.0 points on 17.8 shots. Danny's numbers weren't great. That's well documented on these boards. 18.5 from 15 is still not nearly as bad as 19 from 18.
Danny last year in the Playoffs was getting 17.0 points a game on 15.X FGA. 39% shooting. These numbers change nothing about what I said.
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It's not like they are in another class or something though.
But I wouldn't give up Danny for Davis and a 3-month rental of Redick.
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Look, this discussion of trading Danny is simply not worth continuing before the summer. Until summer, Danny is untradable.
If I'm another team, I wouldn't look at Danny unless he's healthy the rest of the season. Too much risk. If you trade for a guy that's injured, you're an idiot. End of story.
If I'm the Pacers, you don't trade Danny unless you're positive that he won't come back from the injury. Until then, he's more valuable to you than to anyone else. And if he's not going to come back from his injury, then nobody's gonna want to trade for him anyway.
So any trade that includes Danny is gonna be disagreeable to both sides. There's not a fair trade to be had at this point.
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And if Roy averages 20 and 10 and some coach comes up and tell us that that was the strategy how many here are going to listen to that? by the way is not like Big Baby is averaging way below 20/10 for the year, his average so far is 15 and 7.
But those numbers earned Danny LOTS of criticism. That was his worst year in half a decade. I don't see why anyone would be happy if we got a player whose numbers were EVEN WORSE.
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In the absolutely-not-surprising-in-any-way file, one of the 300 homeowners who went before a Seminole County judge during a three day session this week thinks he was treated flimsily by the court.
Blaize McMonagle told ABC News that Judge Alan Dickey sped through his case without being given the chance to defend himself.
Dickey was quoted in the Orlando Sentinel earlier in the week stating that he was only going to be able to give each defendant about 30 seconds if everyone showed up. With retired judges no longer aiding to help navigate through the foreclosure backlog, we expect to see more and more complaints from homeowners.
Florida's Hardest Hit Program Not Providing Real Relief
Our skepticism about Florida's Hardest Hit Program being able to help homeowners in the long-run was confirmed in the Palm Beach Post this week. Sheryl Stuart, a Jupiter homeowner enrolled in the federally-funded program since September said she had doubts she'd ultimately be able to stay in her home once the payments ended because the salary at her new job wouldn't cover her mortgage.
We believe the program might only delay the inevitable, and only with substantive help like principal reduction will homeowners have a real chance to get back on their feet.
UPDATE: After Stuart was profiled by the Post, she found out her payments, which are set to end in February, are being suspended because she also owns two condos, which are also in foreclosure. She claims the credit counselor who helped her with application for Hardest Hit was aware of this and never informed her of the limit.
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Winny wrote:Hi guys, have u ever been to India or maybe you have a plan to go there? Please share here.. I really want to have a religious trip (Bodh Gaya, Kusinara, Lumbini, etc) and also traveling around India. I want to know about everything -interesting places, accommodation, etc. basically what a traveller needs to know. Hear from you soon!
TheDhamma wrote:They covered all travel, food, lodging, etc. Not including air fare, the cost ranges from about $1,000 USD to $4,000 USD per person, depending upon the length of the trip and how many sites you see.
Bodh Gaya and Vulture Peak are a must! Sarnath, Varanasi, and the Ganges were nice too.
PeterB wrote:I have been to India a number of times. Among some basic tips I would recommend ;
Getting your shots.
Taking your anti malarials if needed where you are intending visiting. Some parts of India do not have the mosquitos that carry malaria, check online.
Staying at the best accomodation that you can afford.
Eating vegetarian food only unless you eat in posh hotels.
If drinking water, drink only bottled.
Having said all that...relax ! Enjoy ! India is wonderful and chaotic, leave all your expectations behind and open to the experience..
Dhammabodhi wrote:Hi Winny,
As you have probably read in my earlier posts, my hometown is Gaya(15 kms from Bodh Gaya). If you start your pilgrimage there, the Abbot of the Bangladeshi monastery there is a family friend, he and my family can help you out with your stay there, and help to plan your further journeys. Let me know if you find this feasible.
In any case, you can also travel on the Mahaparinirvana Express, a special tourist train which tours all the important pilgrimage places on the so-called "Buddhist curcuit"(this does not include Lumbini, which is in Nepal).
P.S: I'd also recommend that you visit the Mahakala cave near Gaya where the Buddha did severe austerities prior to his Enlightenment.
vinodh wrote:I am from India
hi vinodh, can you tell us more specific about India?
Winny wrote:greetings The Dhamma, the website looks interesting, but what can I do with the price? lol I think I can travel around Europe with $4000.
vinodh wrote:hi vinodh, can you tell us more specific about India?
Ask and it shall be answered.
If you any pre-conceived (stereotypic) notions about India and Indians, post them here, I will try to clear them up
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Forgot to mention: the price included a tour guide and a driver. The car was a newer SUV with air conditioning.
If you go it solo, without tour guides and drivers, the price would be much less. But you would need to know what to do, where to go, directions, and how to do it, in a land where you probably don't know the language. So we played it safe and went with the full tour package.
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Yes I think you're right, maybe I'll look for cheaper package. But they do speak English don't they?
Winny wrote:Hi Vinodh, when I said that I want to go to India, some of my friends said that it wasn't a good idea to go to India. I'm sorry. Then, when I asked the reasons, they told me that India is not safe (many criminals), India is so dirty -dirtier than Jakarta, messy, hot and they said I will regret if I travel to India. I don't know the real condition there, but I'm sure that every country in this world has it's own uniqueness, beauty and it's own charm. My friends' words don't really discourage my desire to go to India (pilgriming & traveling). so please tell us the truth! Many thanks
they said I will regret if I travel to India
Winny wrote:Yes I think you're right, maybe I'll look for cheaper package. But they do speak English don't they?
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Dirty . I will come to that part later.
Hot ? May be for those who come from the cooler regions of the globe. 30-35 Degree Celsius is considered average here. (I set my AC to 25 and my Mom screams its too cold)
Criminals ..hmm.. As it goes anywhere, Tourists need to safe guard their belongings and avoid the street-guides and stuff. People tend to overprice things for Tourists (including the Local Tourists), so be careful on that part.
Now for the "Dirty" Part . It depends upon where you go. Yes, In general is little messy. Bear with it ! No other go ( I know, its very embarrassing )
vinodh wrote:they said I will regret if I travel to India
Definitely not.
PeterB wrote:My wife and myself have visited several Indian towns away from the usual tourist trail destinations and have never had a bad experience..
On one occasion we left our hotel and went into the local village by tuk tuk with a couple of chaps we passed on the tracks, they showed us around the village, including pulling the local priest out of bed to do a puja, and showed us where a cobra lived during the day in a kind of mud shrine painted yellow.
When we returned to the hotel the staff were amazed when we told them where we had been. No hotel guest had ever been into the village before.
Chris wrote:t is unwise for lone females to travel alone around India.
Chris wrote:Hello Winny,
Are you planning to travel with companions, or alone? It is unwise for lone females to travel alone around India.
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So the schematic design process has been pretty fun and I'm sure it's missing the mark in a few places.
But, let us talk about the process.
One of the major moments was trying to find the organizing principle between my thesis of inserting and inverting the host and guest relationship and how to take a handful of program and arrange in within four walls... or boundaries. So I started with two programs, a host's and guest's.
Guest: Cafe
Host: Kitchen
I knew that I wanted the cafe to be open and the kitchen to be appealing but how do I design for that? I decided that a garden could act as a mediating factor that would hold the two together and apart. And that the combination could charge the space with expectation. So, with the geometric patterns created through the existing building and bisecting lines:
... I added a central space to wrap the program around.
The result is a courtyard that is very "Moroccan" as in "the basic form of a traditional Moroccan home always consists of and enclosed square" (Courtyards in Marrakech, The Living presence of Islamic History by Werner Blaser) Ha! I found that quote today as I'm reading through a book on Moroccan courtyards that I found a good month after my review!
So then I plunk in the program filling up the 5 floors.
Including figuring out how a stair can work in a triangle configuration. A quick model and a few sections, and one super roughly sketched rendering:
And my schematic design of my building is done.
Now my challenge: sectional models and making the design as geometrically complex in the section as it is in the plan.
...this might take a while...
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Let me get this straight.
Gross domestic product growth came in lower than many had expected, and yet the market shrugged this off and rallied. Everyone thought this was terrific. Then, after its meeting, the Federal Open Market Committee told us nothing new -- that the Federal Reserve would essentially be pumping ever more money into the economy -- and the market went down. Yet that was good, too.
So an up market is good, and a down market is good. Boy, have we come a long way since the last days of December, when Maria Bartiromo of CNBC would retort to her bullish guests, "But what about the fiscal cliff?"
Meanwhile, the Russell 2000 had its worst session since the broad-market low on Nov. 14. This, of course, led to the poorest breadth reading we've seen all year. None of this should surprise anyone. The ratio of the S&P 500 to the Russell saw a definitive tick up. A higher high would solidify that move, but it hasn't yet done so.
In any case, breadth is what needs to be watched closely now -- because, as a result of just one day of negative breadth, the McClellan Summation Index has stopped rising. That's what happens when there is no correction along the way: The market gets exhausted and loses momentum, and then the indicators right over at the first sign of broad weakness.
The Summation Index can get back on track if breadth returns to decent positive readings for two trading days in a row. I think it will be only a matter of time before the index rolls over, especially since the first minor down day managed to halt the rise.
On the sentiment front, the Investors Intelligence readings showed another uptick in bulls to 54.3%, and the put-call ratios' moving averages are all curling upward. Earlier this week I noted that the 10-day moving average of the put-call was showing higher lows. The 30-day line, meanwhile, hasn't gone lower for at least two weeks -- and, at this point, quite clearly is ticking up.
Lest you think there was nothing positive to say about Wednesday's action, I would note that at least the KBW Bank Index (BKX) didn't go down much if at all. Of course, the BKX hasn't exactly had much of a rally most of the month, but at least there wasn't much selling going on during Wednesday's decline.
Finally, I was asked about the yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury bond. This has resistance just shy of 2.10%, and a gap to fill just above that level. Unless Friday's employment report triggers it to gap up above 2.15%, I'd be inclined to think we're about to see some resistance in yields around the 2.10% level.
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I like that.
He'll either be dominant or shelled.
Save Latos for Game 5 if need be. Because god forbid we have to rely on arroyo
I like that.
He'll either be dominant or shelled.
Save Latos for Game 5 if need be. Because god forbid we have to rely on arroyo
And lose Cueto for the NLCS. Lovely.
Can you provide a link for the Bailey quote? The Dusty presser just ended a couple of hours ago and, in that, he said they had to talk it over with Latos probable or Leake but unsure about Cueto's condition.
Reds & Nats, 2013 LCS. Take2 (9/13) Reds but no Nats
Leake is a good young pitcher with loads of talent. I'm just happy to be a part of the challenge. Baseball is a fun game!
What is going on in this organization? Joey Votto misses an eternity for what typically requires 10-12 days, and now this???
Keep him off the DL and at least give him a shot to pitch late in the NLCS if the Reds are able to make it.
Rounding third and heading for home...
I agree. I think you have to keep Cueto active in hopes that he can come back. It doesn't appear to be that big of an injury so why throw the towel in on him when you can just take your chances with other options in this series, up 2-1.
I guess I have more confidence than you Who Dey in regards to Latos and Arroyo and/or the bullpen being able to win one of these 2 games.
The Cards are just the luckiest dudes around. Play Washington- No Strasburg, play Cincy- No Cueto....
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Nathan Bluestein had a romantic plan last summer to propose to May Goriel, a French teacher at Bishop Foley High School.
During a canoe trip along the shore of Lake Huron, Nate has prepared a romantic poem and proposal in French and English. He placed them in a bottle and slipped it out of the canoe for May to find in the water. She read the poem and proposal. He gave her a ring, and they drifted out into the lake. They were unable to paddle back against the current and had to use Nate's cell phone to call for help.
Eventually the Coast Guard rescued them by towing their canoe to safety.
On Saturday, Nathan and May were married in a ceremony at Assumption Grotto Catholic Church in Detroit.
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"One of the hallmark symptoms of Alzheimer's is memory loss, specifically episodic memory loss -- what you had for breakfast, or what you did last night," explained Wolk. The intervention will target the brain region responsible for episodic memory.
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Is it any wonder then that in announcing the headliner for their 2013 annual gala, they've chosen anti-choice, anti-woman Congressman Paul Ryan?
Ryan's keynote solidifies a record of never having had a female speaker headlining the event of an organization that supposedly supports women candidates. In the past five years of the gala, speakers have been Senator Marco Rubio, former Congressman and now Indiana Governor Mike Pence, former Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty, actor and former Congressman Fred Thompson, and Rick Santorum, former Senator and failed presidential candidate.
To be fair, the pool of nationally-known Republican women politicians opposing abortion isn't deep. The group also didn't have many endorsed winners to choose from, either. Still, there are some definite possibilities, such as Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-MN), Rep. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN), or Congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-Fla) all of whom have been at the forefront of pushing anti-choice federal legislation. In fact, Blackburn has even recently reintroduced the former Pence bill to defund Planned Parenthood, a bill that helped give Pence his national following.
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At 2:15 a.m. on December 16, 1811, residents of the frontier town of New Madrid, in what is now Missouri, were jolted from their beds by a violent earthquake. The ground heaved and pitched, hurling furniture, snapping trees and destroying barns and homesteads. The shaking rang church bells in Charleston, South Carolina, and toppled chimneys as far as Cincinnati, Ohio.
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"The screams of the affrighted inhabitants running to and fro, not knowing where to go, or what to do—the cries of the fowls and beasts of every species—the cracking of trees falling...formed a scene truly horrible," wrote one resident.
As people were starting to rebuild that winter, two more major quakes struck, on January 23 and February 7. Each New Madrid earthquake had a magnitude of 7.5 or greater, making them three of the most powerful in the continental United States and shaking an area ten times larger than that affected by the magnitude 7.8 San Francisco earthquake of 1906.
The Midwest was sparsely populated, and deaths were few. But 8-year-old Godfrey Lesieur saw the ground "rolling in waves." Michael Braunm observed the river suddenly rise up "like a great loaf of bread to the height of many feet." Sections of riverbed below the Mississippi rose so high that part of the river ran backward. Thousands of fissures ripped open fields, and geysers burst from the earth, spewing sand, water, mud and coal high into the air.
Geologists once assumed that the 1811-12 disaster was a one-time event and little cause for concern for the people who now live near the epicenter. Then, two decades ago, paleoseismology expert Martitia Tuttle and her colleagues began dissecting "sand blows" in the five states surrounding New Madrid. The sand blows were left by geysers when debris surged up through narrow dikes and landed in wide mounds. "Sand blows tell a dramatic story of the widespread shaking of these large earthquakes," she says.
Tuttle's team excavated potsherds, spear points and corn kernels and realized that many of the sand blows were more than 200 years old. "Some had archaeological sites on top of them with 2,000-year-old artifacts," Tuttle says. "There's no way the New Madrid earthquakes were a one-time freak event." The Midwest had been slammed by violent quakes around A.D. 1450 and 900 and 2350 B.C.—and probably more often.
Most earthquakes occur at the edges of the earth's 15 major tectonic plates; when they slide against each other, the ground gets a jolt. But New Madrid sits in the middle of a plate. Its seismic history—and the magnitude 5.8 Virginia quake that shook the East Coast earlier this year—is a reminder that earthquakes can strike in surprising places.
Plate interiors are riddled with ancient faults. Beatrice Magnani wants to find out why some, like New Madrid's, are still seismically active. Early one morning, Magnani, a seismologist at the University of Memphis, guided a steel cylindrical air gun from a tugboat into the silty waters of the Mississippi River and then tested it. Boom! Everyone onboard felt, more than heard, the shot. Muddy water rippled, and a bubble bigger than a coffee table rose to the surface. Sound waves from the air gun traveled to the bottom of the river, then through the sludge and sediment to bedrock and a mile deep into the earth's crust.
Magnani's team dropped a large buoy off the tug with a splash. The buoy drifted downriver, dragging a 300-foot-long, two-inch-wide tube strung with microphones. A crane lifted what looked like a large yellow manta ray, an instrument called a Chirp, and lowered it into the water.
The Chirp started pinging, five times every second. The air gun blasted every seven seconds. When data from the microphones reached the computers onboard, they beeped. Ping, ping, ping, ping, Boom!, beep. The racket would continue for eight hours as the boat floated ten miles downriver.


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"Hotel M" in Belgrade hosted today the press conference organized by the Volleyball Federation of Serbia before the matches of the second weekend in the Pool C of the 2011 World League between Serbia and Finland. The media representatives were addressed by team captains, Tuomas Sammelvuo of Finland and Bojan Janic of Serbia.
- We have never met in the World League, and our overall score with Serbia at the European Championships could be better. For us, the primary goal is to improve our game and to play better than we did last weekend. But of course, when you enter the court you play to win. – said Tuomas Sammelvuo, team captain of Finland.
- We don't have any more time to think about Argentina, we showed some positive sides there, but then again we struggled in the second match. We had just one training session after a long trip and we will have only one more before the match with Finland, but we play together for a long time and I don't think we will have any problems preparing this match. We have to be confident on the field and we mustn't repeat the same errors from the second match in Argentina. We play at home, and I invite all of our fans to come to the "Pionir" Hall of Sports and give us the much needed support. It is always much easier with our trusted fans. – concluded Bojan Janic, team captain of Serbia.


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Devora Neumark is an interdisciplinary artist, researcher, community development specialist and educator. Long involved with live art events in urban settings and dialogic community performance, Devora's most recent body of research-creation examines the relationship between forced displacement and the deliberate beautification of one's home(land). In a new paper published in Housing, Theory and Society she argues that home beautification and storytelling practices are powerful ways to overcome the traumas associated with domicide and reconstitute a sense of home(land). Moreover, she questions how such practices contribute to the perpetuation of violence in places where home is contested.
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Live art, community performance, public dialogue, trauma theory, migratory aesthetics, refugee policy, displacement, interdisciplinary, ethics, community development, First Nations education and employment in Quebec, Aboriginal cultures and arts in Canada, Jewish traditions, storytelling, Third Realm beauty, progressive education, conflict resolution, systems analysis, anti-poverty initiatives, women and prison, new genre public art, Impact Benefit Agreements, and cultural policy
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Born in shadow of the Shoah, the stories about home repeatedly told within the culture of my youth emphasized the losses incurred during the Polish pogroms and the forced displacements of the Soviet Gulag era. In attempting to make sense of these intergenerational narratives, I have come to identify three separate yet interconnected loci where home is imagined and experienced: within the body, amidst sentient relationships, and in association with place. At the center of this inquiry into the ontology of home is a series of reflections about home's properties, associations and manifestations (or lack thereof) in the political, cultural, emotional, and embodied realms.
Once the fracture of home becomes part of individual and communal history, how can a new connection to dwelling be cultivated and affirmed in wellness? This question is both pressing for me personally and I believe central to the ethos of the 21st century: My history is not very different from many peoples' histories around the world whose internal sense of home has been fragmented and whose houses have been destroyed through domicide. To effectively catalyze and support wellness relative to forced dislocation is a question of some urgency as more than 22 million people are living as refugees or internally displaced persons.
As a Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC) funded Humanities PhD Candidate at Concordia University's Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies in Society and Culture my project entitled Radical Beauty for Troubled Times: the (un)making of home examines the role that beauty plays in the process of homemaking in the aftermath of forced displacement. More specifically, this work entails a critical reflection about the ambivalent role of beauty in identity politics: how beauty, while vital in sustaining communities, can also be used to perpetuate fixed identity reflexes stemming from the need to survive dislocation. Working with a variety of research/creation methodologies – including live art community performance and oral history – my analysis involved an examination of how the narratives of home created by cultural projects such as the "Jewish Home Beautiful" community pageant (written in the 1930s and performed ever since in Jewish congregations across the United States and Canada) have shaped the settling at home of Jews in the "Promised Land" and the ways in which this settling has led to the uprooting of the Palestinian people and the destruction of their way of life.
Along with Johanne Chagnon and Louise Lachapelle, I co-edited Affirming Collaboration: Community and Humanist Activist Art in Québec and Elsewhere (Engrenage Noir / LEVIER, LUX Éditeur and Detselig Enterprises Ltd., 2011). I have co-directed LEVIER from its inception in 2001 through its closure in 2012. For the past ten years LEVIER has been funding community art and activist art collaborations while developing pedagogical material aimed at supporting socio-politically engaged art practitioners and the communities with whom they collaborate while moving the field further with respect to critical thinking and theoretical analysis about this practice.
Other recent publications include: "Close Proximity" (in Performing Ethos: An International Journal of Ethics in Theatre and Performance, 2010); "Performing Beauty, Practicing Home: Collaborative Live Art and the Transformation of Displacement" (in Creative Arts in Interdisciplinary Practice, Inquiries for Hope and Change, 2010); "Performing Aesthetics, Performing Politics: 'The Jewish Home Beautiful' and the Re-shaping of the Jewish Exile Narrative" (in Crossings: Journal of Migration and Culture, 2010); "The Sensuous is Political: Live Art Performance and the Palestinian Resistance Movement" (in Somatic Engagement, 2011); and "Once a Russian, Always a Jew: (Auto)biographical Storytelling and the Legacy of Dislocation" (in Storytelling, Self, Society: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Storytelling Studies, 2012); "Too Many Aboriginal Women 'At Home' in Canadian Prisons" (in À Bâbord, 2012); and "Co-Activating Beauty, Co-Narrating Home: Dialogic Live Art Performance and the Practice of Inclusiveness" (in Creating Together: Participatory, Community-Based and Collaborative Arts Practices and Scholarship Across Canada, forthcoming).
My involvement with the Montreal Urban Aboriginal Community Strategy NETWORK began in 2008 and has continued ever since. Currently I am a member of the NETWORK's Steering Committee, the ART ∙ CULTURE Committee, and the Ad hoc Committee working to establish an Aboriginal community, cultural, art venue in Montreal.
In April 2011, I assumed a two-year appointment as a member of the Visual Arts, Media Arts and Arts and Crafts Advisory Board for the Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec.
In addition to the SSHRC Graduate Fellowship, I have been the recipient of grants and awards from Goddard College's Faculty Development Fund; the Wetstein Fellowship, Concordia University Institute for Canadian Jewish Studies; The Franklin Furnace Performance Art Fund; the Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec; and the Canada Council for the Arts.
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Built-Environment Professional Institutions and Associations have together resolved to take proactive steps towards regulating and sanitizing the construction industry.
The institutions including the Institute of Engineers, Architects, Surveyors and Planners among others plan organizing a two-day stakeholder workshop to review the current regulatory protocols governing the design and building process in the country.
The workshop to be held in January would also seek to offer appropriate recommendations to stakeholders and the government to enhance the performance of the construction industry in Ghana.
One of the initiatives which could be considered is the formation of an agency dedicated to the development and regulation of the construction industry – as the solution to the poor state of affairs in the local construction industry.
The absence of such a body to regulate the built environment practice professionals believe leads to sub-standard work which can lead to disasters such as the collapse of the six-storey building on 7th November, 2012 which housed Melcom super market and resulted in the death of some 18 people and injuries to a large number of people and significant loss of property.
The initiative is being spearheaded by the Chartered Institute of Building, CIOB following the collapse of the Melcom building which saw some of the institutions pointing to the lack of compliance with the construction standards as the likely cause.
There are however some differences among the built environment institutions/associations in their perceptions of the best way forward.
For example, some of the organizations are advocating for the establishment of a Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) as a single agency backed by an Act of Parliament to regulate, manage and promote the growth and development of the construction industry in Ghana.
Others however argue with conviction that the best way forward would be strengthen the existing institutions.
The workshop is therefore expected to present a harmonized position by the Built Environment Professional Institutions and Associations on the need for regulating and developing the local construction industry


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One of the difficulties of adapting Persuasion, Jane Austen's sixth and final finished novel, for film is that so much of its drama is internal: encoded in an indirect glance, in the brush of hand against skin, the muffled thump of a heart. Passion, passed through the sieve of eighteenth-century English propriety, is visible only diffusely in the text, as coloring in the landscape or in the minutiae of gesture. The novel quietly condemns the social conventions that demand this: Austen is archly dismissive of the Regency woman's "art of pleasing," her "usual stock of accomplishments," and her frivolous feminine occupations, like "cutting up silk and gold paper."
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When a leisurely day hike turns into an epic survival situation, you'll be glad you packed the Adventure Medical SOL Escape Bivvy into your pack. The entire shelter weighs just 8.5 ounces, packs up small, and has an aluminum coating that reflects 75% of radiant body heat. And unlike most emergency shelters, the spun-bonded olefin material has the ability to breathe so you won't end up feeling clammy and chilled to the bone.
- Spun-bonded olefin material with a reflective aluminum coating is lightweight, breathable, and tear- and puncture-resistant
- Aluminum coating reflects 75% of radiated body heat
- Entire shelter weighs in at just 8.5 ounces and packs down small
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compared to http://www.backcountry.com/adventure-medical-sol-escape-lite-bivvy
Best of the SOL bivvies
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
None of these bivvies are particularly durable, but even damaged they will do what they are designed to do. The thermal will keep you a littler warmer, but you'll wake up to condensation. The escape will sacrifice some heat, but keep you dry. I like the escape better, but it comes down to preference.
Can't make up my mind
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I bought this as a bikepacking shelter, and I want to love it, but can't figure it out.
Here are the advantages:
1. It's very light
2. It packs super small
3. It's somewhat waterproof (I live in the PNW, so rainstorms are a fact of life.)
4. It's cheap
1. I'm 6' 1", and it only comes up to my chest. Shoulders & head are unprotected.
2. No room for my sleeping pad.
3. No bug screen.
I've been wearing a bug net and draping a garbage bag over my head and shoulders to overcome the disadvantages. Bottom line: If it rains, you will be wet.
I'm torn between my frustration with its limitations and my appreciation for its packability.
You're asking more of the product than what it is intended for.This product is more for emergency use. At a minimum to use "as is" in non emergency you need a waterproof ground cloth of some kind, sleeping pad, headnet for bugs and an overhead tarp for rain. Despite the name, it's not a "bivvy" in the true sense and given your AO I think a REAL bivvy is what you'd need but it won't be as packable and light.
Not at all: it's a popular bivy choice for bikepacking, and that's the purpose for which I reviewed it. You seem to be thinking of an alpine bivy, which is rather large and cumbersome for bikepacking.
I think what he means is that is was designed to be an emergency use bivy...it's not particularily durable (so it's cheap) it's not particularily waterproof or large and has no extras like space for a pad. It was DESIGNED for emergency use only. As is. And AS IS, it is really nice. Just because you bought it for a use greater than what it was designed for, doesn't mean that it's bad because it doesn't meet your useage needs.
What is the difference between this and...
What is the difference between this and the http://www.backcountry.com/adventure-medical-sol-escape-lite-bivvy ? ...which is $10 cheaper, and is what is in the video that is posted for this product. Thanks.
Hey Gunnarsson,
This link you provided is for the Escape Lite version of this bag. It weighs less, is less durable and wont in all honestly wont keep you as warm as this bivvy. The video below highlights this product.
Warm but tight.
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
This bivy is very warm it would work well as a stand alone summer bag for lightweight trips. It is breathable and water resistant so you can go without a tent. It is pretty durable so you should get a few trips out of it. If you are going to use it as your primary shelter I would take a tarp to hang over it since it is pretty much a waterproof sleeping bag and not completely weather tight. would hate to wake up in the middle of a storm and find water has found its way in through the top. But it will work well as long as you plan your sleeping space out.
This bivy is kind of tight though, you can get a sleeping bag inside and still be comfortable. You should be able to get a 3/4" pad inside but much more than 1" will leave you with your arms stuck in one position.
Size wise it packs down pretty small but a little too big to be an emergency shelter for backpacking, backpackers should look into SOL's Emergency Bivy. It is about the size of a Nalgene. This bivy would be a great emergency shelter for 4 wheelers, vehicles and other activities where pack space is more available.
I would recommend this bivy for anyone looking for an emergency shelter or lightweight sleep system.
Is this material durable enough that it...
Is this material durable enough that it could be used repeatedly for bike packing or adventure racing? Also it doesn't mention waterproof, but is it water resistant at least?
It is indeed water resistant but at 241g and based on its construction I don't think it is a piece that will last you forever. You may be able to get a bike tour out of it if you are pretty careful to not tear or puncture it on sticks or sharp rocks. With a sleeping pad you may be able to make it work.
It is made out of a different material than the other SOL bivies which is pretty durable. It should last for several adventures as long as you aren't abusing it. Most REI stores carry this so if you have one near you, you should go in and check it out for yourself. You will find that the material is thicker than you would expect.
SOL Escape Bivvy
This is a joke, and irresponsible. If an inexperienced or gullible person took this video literally, they would end up getting hypothermia or worse. 30 degrees with just long underwear and a jacket inside a plastic bag? I don't think so. You might survive, if you have some sort of ground pad, but you'll be shivering and miserable.
This seems like a great product, I plan on ordering one, but this marketing is misleading and irresponsible.


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I'm a fan of all postal antiques, so while cruising around Stoudt's in Adamsville, PA, this wall of old brass PO boxes caught my eye. It wasn't for sale, but part of a snack bar or administrative counter at the back.
The highlight of this piece in my opinion is the PO boxes themselves, with nice beveled glass. I'm guessing these are Eagle Lock Co. units, oxidized cast bronze, circa 1913; similar to the box on page 128 of Jane's book.
Jane, am I wrong here?
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Hello everyone! As soon as we got back from Mayo with all of the awful news of "no hope"...we decided that that is not how God wants us to live our lives..afterall...He gave us His Son so we could have victory over hopelessness every single day of our lives! And with that, immediately made plans to see our oncologist and we are now 3 treatments in of Gemzar with 5 left until new stents are placed and MRI and CT scans let us know how successful this treatment has been. We will then discuss what road of treatment we will take from there to continue fighting this beast. Lee's treatments are on Fridays...and by Sunday night he's pretty darn sick...it lasts usually 24-48 hours...it makes the flu look like a holiday! Emilee gets pretty frightened and nervous when she hears Lee in the bathroom....which in turn makes our little yorkie Harlee nervous too...and in no time at all you will find both of them under the covers in our bed! I have to giggle a little, cuz I wish I could do that!!! Lee and I seem to be at each other's throats constantly lately....it's worse than Grumpy Old Men! I know it's stress, the fear of the unknown and of course our lives coming to a screeching hault as we once knew it...but every day we find blessings in the midst of terror...and we find ourselves off and running to do whatever it takes to win the fight against this beast.


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MILWAUKEE -- Friday brought another example of just how frenzied a week it's been for new Brewers starter Kyle Lohse: He finally got around to signing his contract.
The team had only a letter of intent in place when Lohse took the mound against the Rockies on Thursday afternoon, covering all sides from a legal perspective. By Friday afternoon, longtime Brewers senior administrator Barb Stark had completed all of the paperwork for Lohse to sign.
"It's a good thing nothing bad happened," Lohse said.
A lot has happened for Lohse since Monday, when he agreed to a three-year, $33 million contract with Milwaukee. There was a bullpen session Tuesday, a 3 2/3-inning start against the Rockies on Thursday and some house shopping followed by a series of marketing and public relations duties on Friday, when the Brewers returned to Miller Park for the first of two exhibitions against the White Sox.
Now all that's left to determine is a date for Lohse's official Brewers debut. There is an outside chance he pitches Wednesday against the Rockies, manager Ron Roenicke said, but it appears much more likely that Lohse starts Friday or Saturday against the D-backs instead.
"Based on the timing of everything, I don't want to throw everybody off just because I'm over here," Lohse said. "I know we have the rotation set-up for that first series, and I'm willing to do whatever they ask of me. I'm ready to jump right in there. I've done the work. [Thursday] was a big day to show everybody where I'm at, and I think I passed that test.
"It doesn't matter when it is that I jump in, as long as it's in those first five games. It's a long season so there's still time for me to get those 30-plus starts in, and I'm shooting for those 200-plus innings."
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Christo is best known for his successful installation art projects involving draping materials in unexpected places. His project in Central Park, NY a few years ago was met with much approval while the "Over the River" project for the Arkansas River has been stalled for years.
The Symbol of the West sculpture is currently shrouded in plastic as the wooden floor beneath is being refinished. Oh, the sweet smell of wood refinishing brings flooding back memories of Jr. High-school wood shop!
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We had a very good customer drop by the service department the other day with a typical problem, but some rather unusual questions – and we'd like to share them with you. This customer had a battery in her vehicle that wasn't even two years old; and it was already dead. The first thing we thought of is that the battery shouldn't have given up the ghost after this short a time, so we were wondering what was amiss. The customer stated that a co-worker helped her jump start her vehicle at work the other day & that person noticed a great deal of corrosion on the battery terminals. This customer also lives quite close to the ocean & was wondering if the salt air could have caused an early demise to the battery. Finally, she stated that the co-worker poured some soda on the terminals in order to "eat away" at some of that corrosion – would this hurt the battery?
Wow – where to start? First off, we informed the customer that her co-worker was correct. Corrosion on the battery terminals will prevent the battery from being charged completely or have difficulty starting when she needed the power. Corrosion is caused by acid that escapes from the battery casing in a gas form. This is most likely caused by either a defective battery (which would be under warranty in this case) or if the alternator (or related charging system) is over-charging the battery. The battery could have also been weakened by human error – for example, accidentally leaving her lights on & if the car was not started for say, a month. As far as any relation to where she lives, we informed her that the ocean air was definitely not a problem.
Next, we tested the battery as well as the vehicles charging system to get to the bottom of things, or she would be going through more and more batteries… not a good thing. As far as the soda treatment, we told her there are better things that can be used in a pinch (if available – sometimes you just gotta use what you have at hand) to clean corrosion off the terminals… and one of them is not ketchup from fast food restaurants! Sparkling water works great (and it doesn't contain the sugary syrup that soda does) or even better (but probably less likely you would have this in your car) is mixing baking soda & water. Once the pasty substance has a chance to work its magic, just rinse it off with water. By the way, water will never hurt the external parts of a battery.


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Can lung cancer develop within one year of smoking? As of now i have quit smoking. Please tell me.
First, congratulations on quitting smoking. You've beat one of the world's toughest addictions. Lung cancer can develop any time, with or without smoking. However, lung cancers caused by smoking usually take decades and smokers are more likely to get lung cancer 10 to 1 over non-smokers.
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"A good reminder of the book"
Read the book about a year ago and decided to listen to this talk instead of listening to the whole book again. It's a great talk and makes the same arguments as in the book in a succint way. Great complement to the book and very funny too, which makes it easier to listen and remember.
"Quick listen peaks curiosity for more"
This speech was full of energy, makes it's points and funny. I laughed and learned about the authors philosophy. I was shocked that it kept my attention (difficult to do). Typically I have to pay close attention and really focus on not tuning out. This speech was easy to pay attention to. I was disappointed when it was over.
Author 'The Accidental Salesman Networking Survival Guide'
I had heard a lot about 'A whole new mind' by Daniel Pink. I avoided buying this one for a while as it was quite short and obviously not the complete book. I finally gave in and I am so glad I did. It is not only enlightening but it is also very amusing and motivational. I have listened to it several times which is quite unusual for me. I do hope Daniel Pink records the complete 'A whole new mind'
loved every word as a lover of harmoneous thought and engaging in the world of self expression
"Interesting presentation"
Lively, thought provoking, and encouraging. I plan to give a copy of this to my grand daughter who is in NYC pursuing a career in performing arts.
Author of the Awakening: Fractured Memories Series
"Not what I thought it was"
It's a live motivational speech complete with slideshows and graphs you can't see while the speaker is demonstrating his point. You can get the jist of where he's going and I suppose that's good enough.
I could feel his excitement and it was easy enough to get caught up until you realize it's all hype.
I work in the creative industry and just because my skill set is necessary to differentiate one product from another, doesn't mean the corporate system will see the value in it and/or not try to convince the artist that this project is just stepping stone and should be done cheap/free.
It's a nice thought, just not doesn't fit with common business practices.
"Great support for the visual arts"
I'd recommend this to those who need support in arts education. He gives a very thorough understanding of how important the right brain is to pretty much everything.
"Outstanding story, but missing the visuals"
This is an excellent, interesting, engaging presentation of the trends shaping our future markets. Great content is also very well presented and keeps the listener's attention with a great pace, humor, well presented material. Unfortunately, the speaker makes many points where he is clearly displaying visual presentations key to his point. There is no PDF download for this audible so several of his points are missing key visual information (Charts, pictures of his self portraits, etc...). It is still well worth listening too, but would be better (complete) if the listener could see the presentations referred to by the speaker.
Well researched thrillers Chriton-esque. Nonfiction: Science, medical, biography, "self-help" meta cognitive sub-genre, memoir, philosophy..
Lacks depth. Is not reflecting current scientific workings of left brain/right brain.
He is a good speaker but comes across with confidence that is very close to arrogance. In Q&A he has bad speaking habits. Annoyingly, repeating "okay?" As he drones on without taking a breath.
It was okay while drinking morning coffee, folding laundry... But even then started to seem too long, going nowhere fast.
My lack of praise may be largely due to the dated material. However, I have no desire to listen to a newer book by this author. And begs the question, why release this lecture so long after the book it was modeled upon?
Interesting and funny. He makes some good points about outsourcing and the future of the US workforce.
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