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"It's a late evening in November, and not a soul in the streets. Darkness is hiding in the alleys, and rain is drizzling down. It feels as if time has taken us 800 years back. Old lopsided houses shadow gloomily on a cobblestone road. We have got a presentiment of the fearful Middle Ages.
These mirages vanish into the air all of a sudden. One could sense breath of the modern Stockholm from an underground train passing the Old Town on its way from towards the city centre, taking us back to the present-day reality.
Rumble of train wheels fades far away. Instead, we hear church bells resounding through strained silence of the Old Town as it settles back into its side streets winding in their course..." A Rosenkrans. Prelude "The Old Town" by L.Lindgren
"There is an old castle by the sea. It has all gone to ruin. Its walls are gaping with empty window holes. A birch is sticking up on the debris of the roof. The vast waters of the sea can be seen behind the castle. It is morning. The sun has risen. Still the cool of the morning feels in the air. The horizon looks prominent, and the water level seems to be above the shore. It feels like its masses, completely still, are about to overflow. The colours are missing their clearness. (…) There is a ringing in the ears of silence. The time has stopped for a moment…" A.Rosenkrans. Prelude "The Vast Sea" by L.Lindgren op.11 no.1
Piano compositions by L.Lindgren. Writing solely piano music, as a composer/performer, he has chosen quite an original way, which is non-typical for composer tradition in Sweden. Despite of almost a century difference, L.Lindgren is congenial to Emil Sjögren and Wilhelm Stenhammar. Nevertheless, not only Swedish piano music tradition is his nature, but also Russian for the composer is born and used to live in Russia for a long time.
"The Scandinavian music influence, Edvard Grieg first of all, feels in L.Lindgren's compositions. Also, impressionistic features are visible in several of his sketches – in his scenes of Stockholm's city life, of its landscape and architecture. However, it would not be right to confine his works to the Scandinavian school only. L.Lindgren is a master of piano miniature. In this respect, he continues the traditions of the Russian school, especially of Skryabin and Lyadov (…) His professional pianism, the tonal beauty of his performance, his musical agogics, his rhythmical unboundedness – all this indicates him belonging to the Russian pianistic school (…) By drawing upon music traditions of the last century beginning, L.Lindgren is trying to return to that starting point where traditions of gradual cultural development were broken, when afterwards new music striving, inconstancy and often unfruitful attempts had started."
One piano concerto, two sonata-fantasies, two ballades for piano and numerous sets of preludes and piano miniatures are among L.Lindgren compositions. Starting from 2004, the composer more often performs with his own works. His appearance on one of the major stages in Sweden, the Stockholm Concert Hall, was a great success for him both as for composer and for performer. His piano miniatures, his ballades, amongst which is the notable no. 1, "Die vier apokalyptischen Reiter" ("The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse"), and his preludes from "Scenes of Stockholm" cycle had met with a favourable reception from the audience. After this concert J.Söderberg wrote: "L.Lindgren's music bears influence of Scriabin works, of impressionists, and quite unusual of jazz. His comprehensible, stylistically unbounded, audacious and impeccably performed preludes from "Scenes of Stockholm" catch the breath of not so much rapidly changing city, quite often for the worse, as of nostalgically memorable to many of its citizens Stockholm of twenties and thirties, of already last century".
In Moscow L.Lindgren has performed more than once. His concerts in Russian Academy of Sciences Central Congress Hall, the Gnesin State Musical College and the Academy of Music, the Central House of Art Workers and the A.A. Bahrushin State Central Theatre Museum are still remembered.
"A small reception room of the old age-old mansion is cram-full. The picturesque, colourful and frank music of distinct style wins all hearts. (…) Very unusual accords and concords, unexpected techniques used, beautiful combinations of various pedalling types and length of low-pitched sounds create images of the distant land of Sweden. (…) L.Lindgren compositions give performers a great chance of their artistic interpreting. The improvisational style of his works, with collages and impressionistic sketches, captivates the audience agitating." (I. Zatravkina, Moscow State Pedagogical University, Associate Professor, PhD)
"When listening to his music one admires unbounded beauty of images it creates in the mind's eye. Perhaps, each of us has different images, but they are all heart-warming, sunny and clear like thaw early in spring or a first love. (…) The wonderful preludes captivate at once (op.16, nos.1,2). They are so sincerely transparent, so serene of happiness, SO FULL of KINDNESS that all wear and tear of life fades away and one feels extraordinary ease of the sudden freedom. It feels like being one-on-one with an always wonderful WORLD – in harmony and iridescence of the magical sounds. (…) L.Lindgren "Scenes of Stockholm" awake a very special feeling. (…) A green oasis in the middle of the urban life, an ages-old steamship, the former residence of Prince Eugene, a church on Riddarholmen Island, where he so brilliantly succeeded in "stopping time", have become close, yet mysterious and inviting. It is quite true that all a talented person must be talented in everything. L.Lindgren the composer is a virtuosic performer as well, an Artist with a world-view out of the ordinary and beyond question a true poet. It was pleasant to learn that he writes verses solely in Russian. And what a wonderful verses! I have heard from one of my friends calling his poetry being sombre, and I atilt disagree to this. The profound philosophy of a man understanding the diversity of life around, the strife of the light and the dark, the whole range of the deep feelings – all this can be found in L.Lindgren revelations. And the main of it is the great love to life we are granted. This is the love that unite his poetry, his creations and of course his music." (Kiseleva N., Honoured Cultural Worker of the Russian Federation. CDRI - The Central House of Arts Worker. In the Music World. Preludes of Glory)
Apart from concert tours, L.Lindgren recorded 8 CDs in 2004-2007. It is also worth mentioning his collaboration with the Swedish tenor D.Malm which resulted into the Russian romance programme, consisted of Rachmaninov's and Cui's works (a rare case when L.Lindgren performed only as a pianist), introducing Stockholm music-devotees to the part of their oeuvre less known in Sweden.
Time and again L.Lindgren's music has been broadcasted on a Swedish public radio channel. After the concerts in Moscow in October of 2006, the Voice of Russia radiocasted his interview as well.
However, L.Lindgren does not confine himself to the music pursuits only. He made himself known as an artist in April of 1998. His first exhibition took place at the Russian Culture Society of Stockholm. One of its organiser and the society's Head of Art Division L.Oganesyan commented: "On April 4 our compatriot L.Lindgren made his début. The uncommonness of this event was the fact that he performed in three different roles – as an artist, as a poet, and as a musician. 100 graphic works, 30 collages and several paintings were offered to the audience. (…) Being is a quite precise decryption of his work, L.Lindgren unforgettable series ("Are you a Bird?", "Kitay-gorod", "The cats" and many more) looked more vivid against his own music he and poems he performed and recited, bringing three arts together. (…) It is worthy of note that refused to sell his works. All of them are very cinematic in form and fact. Views of mostly late autumn or winter workaday Moscow, depicted on almost all his graphic works, create a peculiar world and rhythm, clear only to those born and raised in this city, to those valuing its fanciful and sometimes disagreeable image, not the accustomed one of the pictorially pompous capital-megalopolis."
In connection with L.Lindgren's concert in Moscow at the A.A. Bahrushin State Central Theatre Museum, some of his graphic works were exhibited there.
Recently, L.Lindgren's book "Professor P. and the Travel to World's End" with almost all his graphic works, collages and other drawings was published in autumn of 2007. The following year his other book "Da Capo" became something of a sequel of the previous one. At the same time, his two books of poems "The Birds Play" and "The Kitay-gorod Epos" were reissued, being initially published in 1998.
We hope to be able to post on this web-site many of L.Lindgren works – his music, his music essays, his graphic works and poems, and so on. We also hope to have the possibility of introducing you to his new records and works. All materials are posted here with the consent of the composer. Our editorial staff would like to show appreciation of APIS records and ALM/Swedish Piano Society kind help in providing the records and materials for this web page. We would also like to thank everyone who has been helping us in its development.


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Hello Candy. My tumor was quite large 5.5cm (and I believe was larger as when I had my hemi surgery and they found the tumor, the surgeon removed 3.3cm and thought he got it all-yet when they did my PET CT it showed 5.5 at its largest and that is what was left!) and I had what they thought was node involvement (but minimal) so I was staged at T3N1M0. I had to ask a few times what stage I was at and they said that plus IIIa. If you go into nccn.org and sign up, you can view the guidelines for anal cancer and how they 'stage' someone as well as the treatment protocol. I printed it out and brought it with me to my dr appts. I hope this helps you. Sorry to hear about the anal cancer diagnosis. The group in here is wonderful for advice and guidance and caring. I finished treatment in August and am waiting to hear about further scan results in a few weeks. Best wishes and good luck. Come in here for questions or concerns or simply to vent. Marilyne
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The tumor was staged as IINOMO anal verge cancer. I believe the tumor was about 2.5 cms and was moderatly differentiated. The best scenerio if there can be one, is for it to be well differentiated, as the cells are clearly seperated from the normal cells, whereas, poorly would mean its hard to define the normal from cancer cells.
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I have a question about 'differentiated' - I looked at my scan results and my tumor was moderately differentiated. what does this mean exactly. I've heard it mentioned something about the edges. Can someone explain this in more detail? Thanks. Marilyne
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Marilyne--please see the above post by Lori. She has explained this very well. Moderately would be somewhere in the middle.
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Dont recall exact size of mine would have to dig out pathology reports. Even though radiation shrank it, was to close to sphincter muscle so had to have rectum removed and perm colostomy.
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We're waiting for snow also. It's suppose to be here tomorrow. I'm personally tired of snow at this point, but I wouldn't mind some of that snowman pizza!ReplyDelete
Stopping by from SITS and I'm you're newest follower. Have a great day.
I'm north of you in VA and we're supposed to get it right after you do! Sounds like it's gonna be a doozy!! We've got plenty of milk, bread and eggs. Now if only I could buy enough patience to go around, we'd all be set!! LOL!ReplyDelete
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Oh I hope you stay safe and warm during the storm. Sounds like you have a great attitude towards it. Visiting from SITS. Take careReplyDelete
FUN times it seems while waiting for the snow!! I do hope that ya'll stay warm and safe but at the same time enjoy romping in the snow. We don't get it down here (south Alabama coast) although the end of January we did get that nasty sleet storm. Last time was 1979 and it will be perfectly fine if that much time passes again before the next one. ^_^ReplyDelete
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Where we are SNOW is just part of our lives, so the "Snow Days" are always a treat around here. :) Enjoy the time inside...perfect day for a warm mocha with extra whip-cream ;)ReplyDelete
Looks like you're having a lovely, messy time waiting for that snow. I hope you stay safe and warm (but have fun too!!) Visiting from SITSReplyDelete
What a fun way to paint! My daughter totally approves as this is her favorite way tooReplyDelete
We won't be seeing snow in FL but the kids sure do enjoy all the snowmen creations :)ReplyDelete
What a cute snow man :) My husband would love that haha.ReplyDelete
Just saw photos from Raleigh from yesterday. Hope you all are safe. I'm heading to the NC mountains to race next month.ReplyDelete
I love all the crafts and activities you come up with for your kids. I wish I was more crafty. My daughters only 2 though. I need to find some fun things to do with her that are age appropriate. My step-daughter just turned 12 so if she's not watching Disney, you can't keep her away from her ipod!ReplyDelete
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Today's Hillary News & Views begins with Clinton's epic trolling of last night's GOP debate.
The Hill reports:
Call them "Texts from Hillary." Hillary Clinton used the Republican presidential debate on Wednesday night to text her supporters.
"Seems to me: 10 candidates. 0 new ideas," Clinton wrote in one text, before signing it "H."Time reports:
If her Twitter is any indication, Hillary Clinton was not too concerned about her possible Republican competition after Wednesday's GOP debate. The frontrunner for the Democratic nominated tweeted a confident GIF from her Benghazi hearings in response to the Republican debate.Here's that GIF:
October 29, 2015
Throughout the debate, Clinton continued to text her supporters – hitting the Republican candidates on issues such as college affordability and equal pay. She called out Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson specifically on health care.
"For a surgeon, Ben Carson has a pretty poor diagnosis," she texted. "We need to build on the progress we've made on health care."
In addition to the texts, Clinton's campaign aired four new television ads in both Iowa and New Hampshire during the GOP debate on similar issues that Clinton brought up tonight, including equal pay and college affordability.And here's her video of what it would look like if she was on the debate stage:
How Hillary Clinton would fight for you if she were on that debate stage tonight. https://t.co/kEf437rreB
— The Briefing (@TheBriefing2016) October 28, 2015
Here are some more social media highlights from Clinton yesterday.
Will repeat this as often as needed: Women—not the politicians on stage—should make decisions about their own health. #GOPdebate
— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) October 29, 2015
While we're talking about equal pay... #GOPDebate pic.twitter.com/oi6bQigyKg
— The Briefing (@TheBriefing2016) October 29, 2015
Hillary's fighting to make sure every family can get ahead and stay ahead. Republicans? #GOPDebate pic.twitter.com/CahPgGoBr3
— The Briefing (@TheBriefing2016) October 29, 2015
There is no place in America for second-class citizenship. We can't wait any longer for comprehensive immigration reform. #GOPdebate
— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) October 29, 2015
Hillary is fighting for immigrant families & our economy. The GOP's fighting for an out-of-touch agenda. #GOPDebate pic.twitter.com/99r3dqXKvK
— The Briefing (@TheBriefing2016) October 29, 2015
"If you're looking for someone to say what is wrong with America, I'm not your candidate. I think there is more right than wrong." —Hillary
— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) October 28, 2015
To my friends who have been urging me to endorse Bernie Sanders for President, and to those who have urged an endorsement of Hillary Clinton, I have an announcement.
I like Bernie very much and definitely "feel the Bern" in terms of his positive, authentic, progressive message and especially his relentless focus on addressing income inequality and fixing an economy that is rigged against the middle class. His candidacy is a very good thing for our country and he has already impacted the race in positive ways. Plus, I enjoyed travelling with Bernie and his wonderful wife Jane to Chile last year on a "co-del" focused on human rights.
I'm also very impressed with Secretary Clinton, especially the strong positions she's taken over the past couple of months on trade, climate, environmental protection, and gun violence. She is uniquely qualified to be President, and her very strong performance in the debate and the sham Benghazi hearing reassures me that her candidacy is only gaining strength. And, as a bonus, I think our country would benefit from electing a qualified woman at long last to be our President.
Considering the terrible GOP candidates, the imperative of winning in this very consequential election cycle, and the opportunity to create a wave election in 2016 that returns both the Senate and the House to Democrats, I believe Hillary is our best candidate.
For that reason, and with lots of respect for Bernie, I am endorsing Hillary Clinton and pledging my support as a "Super Delegate" to her at the Democratic convention.
I wanted those who are interested in this to know of my decision and my reasoning.Meanwhile, as the primary battle continues, negative campaigning is rearing its head. Sort of.
The Washington Post reports:
The general consensus seems to be that Sanders is going more negative on Clinton than the other way around. That seems generally right, but ultimately, none of this stuff is really a big deal, at least not yet. The candidates gain from as robust a debate as possible.
And by the way, both of them almost certainly know this. It has been suggested for months that Clinton was expecting a coronation. But all of the available evidence suggests otherwise — it's far more likely that Clinton's team always anticipated the possibility of a very tough battle. And as her strong debate performance and series of surprisingly ambitious, detailed and progressive policy positions suggest, she's the better for it.
Obviously there is a line that negative attacks can cross, after which they become destructive. But we aren't near that line yet. Get back to me when the campaigns begin dishonestly wrenching the other side's words out of context to completely change their meaning, or when Sanders goes after Clinton's emails in some form or other, or when Clinton red-baits the self-avowed socialist from Vermont. Then we'll have something to wring our hands about. But I don't think that's going to happen.The biggest argument seems to be surrounding Clinton's wry response to "shouting" about gun control, which has some in the Sanders camp going ballistic that Clinton is calling him a sexist.
Salon reports:
During the first Democratic debate, Sanders responded to Clinton's impassioned anti-gun argument by telling her that "all the shouting in the world" won't fix the issue. Now Clinton, to huge amounts of applause from the women in her audiences, has taken to saying, "Sometimes when a woman speaks out, some people think it's shouting."
It's a funny line, more of a nose-tweak than some kind of heavy accusation of misogyny. Sanders does, after all, shout all the time. Women like the joke because we've all dealt with men who, however well-meaning they are, still end up pushing double standards where they're allowed to raise their voices or be rude, but blanch if women do it. Most of us know that they don't mean it, but it's still offensive.
But even though it's really not a big deal, a lot of folks are acting like Clinton is accusing Sanders of wife-beating.
I would ask the people who are getting all bent out of shape over this to put yourself in the shoes of the many women who found the exchange between Sanders and Clinton to be annoying. When a man is condescending to you, it's often hard to tell if that's just how he is to everyone or if it's just women he talks down to. It gets even more complicated when you realize that a lot of men who are condescending to everyone still turn the volume up even more when they're talking to women.
And that is exactly how the "shouting" exchange felt during the debate. Yes, Sanders used the same general talking point in response to both Clinton and O'Malley. But he was more aggressive about it with Clinton, saying, "All the shouting in the world is not going to do what I would hope all of us want," whereas he merely told O'Malley, "Here is the point, governor. We can raise our voices." His tone and the amount of force he put behind this openly condescending talking point was very different. Telling women they're just imagining things reads, in and of itself, like it's sexist condescension.A male writer (ahem) at Slate had one of those over the top responses:
Clinton is framing Sanders as a sexist who accuses women of shouting when they try to speak up. It's a lie. She's manipulating women and abusing feminist anger for her own advantage.
It's great that we're more aware of bigotry than we used to be. But we should also beware false claims of bigotry: the race card, the sex card, the homophobia card.
Sexism, racism, and anti-Semitism are real. But sometimes they're fabricated.
Clinton is trying to connect with women who have felt bullied by men, and to turn them against Sanders, by smearing him.
And what's true of racism and anti-Semitism is just as true of sexism: The more seriously you take the real thing, the more you should revile people who use it as a fraud.Yes, that pleasant bit of gaslighting was written by a "progressive."
Feminist blog Fannie's Room calls the writer on it:
Saletan's is not a reasonable response. It's so reactionary, this reflexive, patronizing defense of Sanders, that it is the sort of thing that pushes me further into Clinton's corner, mostly because it evidences some serious male discomfort about a statement that was so .... tepid.
Clinton alluded to something Problematic that a man said without even using the dreaded words "sexist" or "misogynistic" and whoa boy Saletan reacts as though she's inflicted a human rights violation of the first order on Sanders by calling it out.
Yet, for all of Saletan's warning about "cards" that women, gays, and minorities "play" in order to, as he alleges, "smear" their opponents, the biggest move of all is when people like him throw down their Gaslight Card and proclaim, As the speaker of Objective Truth here, I define what's really racist, sexist, and homophobic, and what you just experienced isn't it.
Because that's another important pattern too, isn't it?
So, it is something big, for a prominent woman to use her authority and platform to speak a truth about Speaking While Female that many women know all too well.
I bet that Hillary Clinton, in her many years of speaking publicly while female, knows that many people react in predictable, unfortunate, and gendered ways when it is a woman speaking. That Clinton will call this out, name it, and also deign to define reality in this way, I suspect is the real threat here, even to purportedly liberal and progressive men - certainly to conservatives and anti-feminists.A brief moment of editorializing on my part:
Documenting and attempting to dismantle structural sexism, racism, and other forms of bigotry is an ongoing part of progressivism that many progressives do not pay attention to, but others have as their central focus.
When issues like this flare up, it's an opportunity for us to be educated and to listen to those who are knowledgeable experts. Sadly, that too often means listening to members of the group being marginalized, as doing the meaningful work mostly falls on the shoulders of those being marginalized.
Many women, particularly those who work in advancing feminism, noted the sexist framework of that "shouting" comment. I noticed it, too, but probably wouldn't have if I hadn't been listening to and reading the writings of feminists over the past few years. I have to work to get past my male privilege. As we all must do.
Same thing with the #BLM movement. I shut up and I listen as much as possible to compensate for my white privilege. As we all must do.
When a recommended diary turns "trope" around to be in service of those claiming to be victimized by feminism, rather that sexism, we've got a serious problem. We're very good at calling the right out when they wail, "reverse racism." We're not so good at calling ourselves out when we do something similar about race or gender. Just being better than the right is not enough.
We progressives present ourselves as the true advocates for equality. When we're shouting down and dismissing the concerns of those we claim to advocate for, we're doing something wrong.
That is all.


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Although predominantly produced by bro Kay (aside from the first track 'TELL ME' by the labels HW&W in-house don Tek.Won), Lou Phelps '001: Experiments' proves itself an individual body of work, with his very classic rough and smooth flows sitting nicely over mostly sample-based hip-hop leaning instrumentation.
Hints of early D.I.T.C, Gangstarr, and A.T.C.Q shine through, especially on the closing track 'LAST CALL' featuring Nas protege Bishop Nehru. But as with the recent Tribe LP, it still nails the classic-yet-current hip-hop vibe. A hat-tip to the modern up-tempo boogie (ala Chance's 'All Nite' or Paak's 'Am I Wrong') comes in the form of the Innanet James assisted 'What time is it?', which by no means sounds or feels out of place in this record.
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Kuala Lumpur, Jan 23 (ANI): The case of Malay Sikh losing face among community after miscreants cut off his hair while he was asleep, points to Malaysian ignorance about other religions and cultural practices.
Professor Dr Shamsul Amri Baharuddin, founding Director of the Ethnic Studies Institute (KITA), Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, said Malaysian youths would fail to give answers if asked ten things about another race in the country.
"This ignorance is not limited to the young and "uneducated" but extends to most Malaysians, including politicians and parliamentarians. I'm concerned that our general knowledge about each other is low; we know little about each other," The Star quoted him, as saying.
Malaysians are largely ignorant of even the most basic information, including the different religions practised here, the religious festivals or celebrations and the distinction between what is cultural and what is religious, the paper said.
Recent "incidents" have shown that when it comes to taboos and other sensitive aspects of our respective religious beliefs and cultural practices, there is every possibility that a dangerous situation might arise.
Citing a year old case in which two undercover Muslim journalists who took communion at a Catholic church in Penang, Baharuddin said a few months later, a few over-zealous community leaders staged the shameful cow-head demonstration in Shah Alam over a Hindu temple site disagreement.
In both cases, the "culprits" claimed ignorance and were taken aback by the respective communities' reaction because they considered the men's action as religious travesties.
Last week, National Service trainee Basant Singh came forward to report that his long hair was cut while he was sleeping in the camp. His hair, which originally reached below his navel, was estimated to have been cut by 50 centimetres. Although he has been given leave till January 23, he is reportedly least interest in joining back his duty.
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Here are ways to be more confident on your first date. By now, you already know what they do for a living. You will be surprised to learn about what he is planning to do in the near future. ' He has most probably answered these same questions countless times on Tinder or during other dates.The next time you go on a date, remember to ask them these eight questions before judging them. For example, if he then reveals that he plans on moving to the United States in the next few months to pursue higher studies, you will know that a long term relationship won't be possible with him. What is your all-time favourite book/movie and why? Set yourself apart by finding out which book made an impact on his life.
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Aiea, Hawaii (PressExposure) April 30, 2012 -- Michael will teach you how to invest with the right asset protection so you can have more peace of mind for building a solid financial future for you and your family. He will teach you how to setup your real estate business the right way the first time or restructure your current business.
Mr. Bowman is an associate with Anderson Law Group. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from Arizona State University in Business. After spending 5 years in the computer industry, Mr. Bowman received his Juris Doctor from Seattle University School of Law and is licensed to practice in multiple states.
His experience includes commercial and civil litigation, construction defect law, complex real estate transactions, and business law. Throughout his career, Mr. Bowman has been known as an attorney who formulates and executes winning legal strategies. In addition to his legal experience, Michael is an avid investor in real estate and the stock market.
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I have an active-passive SS05/SP3 clustered on WIN 2003/R2. One SAN LUN is too smal.. where the transaction logs are backed up. Just want to be sure I can offline and delete the LUN from the SQL group, and add back the new one, without bringing sql server down.
I plan to change the maint plan to backup the logs to a different disk first.
using cluster admin console ..
1. offline the SQL dependency, and delete it.
2. Add the new LUN to the cluster (server sysadmins do this)
3. Add LUN to the SQL group
4. online the LUN
Is that all .. am I missing anything? Is it ok to do this with the sql serer running? I assume it is, as it's only a resource used hourly at backup time.
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On November 26, we'll be joining more than 400 museums across the country to celebrate Museum Store Sunday.
Photography Field Trip
An up-close look with Cuba's Malpaso Dance Company
The Annenberg Space for Photography, The Music Center, and Malpaso Dance Company are teaming up to create an exclusive opportunity for photographers inspired by dance.
Exhibits On View
Cuba Is
Sep 9, 2017 - Mar 4, 2018
Revealing complexities both on and off the island, Cuba Is explores aspects of Cuba not easily accessed by foreigners, and sometimes not even by Cubans themselves.
Sep 9, 2017 - Mar 4, 2018
RESOLVIENDO is a familiar sentiment in Cuban culture that is being redefined by a new generation.
Upcoming Exhibits
A Curation of Powerful Images
Apr 21, 2018 - Sep 9, 2018
Not an Ostrich: And Other Images from America's Library is the result of celebrated American photography curator Anne Wilkes Tucker's excavation of nearly 500 images—out of a collection of over 14 million—permanently housed at the Library of Congress.
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Tria Giovan: The Cuba Archive: Photography from the 1990sOver the course of six years and 12 month-long trips to Cuba in the 1990s, photographer Tria Giovan returned home to New York City with over 25,000 images of the Caribbean island.
Greg Kahn: Havana YouthPhotographer Greg Kahn discusses how youth identity in Cuba is rapidly evolving and redefining what it means to be Cuban.
Michael Christopher Brown: Cuba After FidelMichael Christopher Brown discusses his ongoing "Paradiso" project, capturing the lives of Havana youth and the underground electronica music scene populated by "frikis."
Anna Mia Davidson: Cuba: Black and WhiteAnna Mia Davidson discusses how her black-and-white photographs reflect the resilience, ingenuity, and spirit of the Cuban people.
Elliott Erwitt: Personal BestIn this lecture he simply calls, "Personal Best," Elliott Erwitt will show and speak about a selection of his most favorite photographs from his visits to Cuba in 1964 and 2015.
Juliet Schor: Re-thinking Materialism: From competitive consumption to the eco-habitusJuliet Schor discusses the consequences of a consumer culture obsessed with wealth and "fast fashion," outlining a better path for society that is grounded in true materialism and ecological sanity.
Renée C. Byer: Living on a Dollar a Day: The Lives and Faces of the World's PoorRenée C. Byer speaks about her internationally acclaimed book, Living on a Dollar a Day: The Lives and Faces of the World's Poor, which illuminates the stories of people living on the brink of survival and invites us to put an end to extreme poverty.
Myles Little: One Percent: Privilege in a Time of Global InequalityCurator Myles Little ("a rising leader and visionary" according to The Huffington Post) will walk audiences through the genesis of his new project, its roots in MoMA's historic Family of Man exhibit, and a slideshow of these extraordinary, timely images.
Lauren Greenfield: GENERATION WEALTHLauren Greenfield discusses the 25-year journey behind the making of her thought-provoking GENERATION WEALTH project, culminating in her new exhibit and a documentary feature.
Bruce Gilden: In The CrowdPhotographer Bruce Gilden will discuss his life's work, which centers on street photography and often-overlooked subjects.
Catherine Opie: Life and WorkCatherine Opie discusses her life and work, including her iconic photography series of portraits and American urban landscapes.


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We are pleased to present below all posts tagged with 'Veterans'. If you still can't find what you are looking for, try using the search box.
For many transitioning veterans, negotiating and making decisions on proposed civilian employee benefit packages is truly a different world. While in the military, a veteran can easily become comfortable and accustomed to an abundance of free health and dental care, legal services, housing benefits, the GI Bill for those interested in continuing education, along with a list of other perks that are generally included with their enlistment.
Most people develop typical, generic employment resumes that are often headlined with a basic cover-letter, a generally desired occupation, basic job descriptions and a general break down of previous experiences that should help qualify them for most industry-related job opportunities.
Homelessness among military veterans is a growing problem and a prominent national issue that is widely viewed as shameful and preventable to most Americans. The 2012 Annual Homeless Assessment report (prepared by HUD) estimates that there were more than 62,619 homeless veterans on a single night during January in the United States.
Generally speaking, there are various transition enhancement programs available for returning veterans such as the 2011 President's Executive Order 13518, "Veterans Employment Initiative Task Force." This measure is specifically designed to bolster recruitment and employment by providing various tax credits and other incentives to employers that hire deserving returning veterans. There is also the Department of Defense's "Transition Assistance Program" (TAP), that trains separating veterans on crossing the cultural bridge to the civilian world.
The moment has arrived. You are currently applying for an employment position with a new organization and you inevitably reach the part of the job application that asks for self- identification and voluntary disclosure of any disabilities. Before answering the question(s), you instantly pause as your mind imagines the possibilities of how your personal health information may be interpreted by the prospective employer... you wonder, if your condition could somehow subject you to being ostracized and treated differently than any of your future employee counterparts?
Dr. Philip S. Wang, of the National Institute of Mental Health Alliance for Research Progress in Bethesda, MD states, "Some data is emerging that employer interventions can improve productivity and reduce employee turnover ..."
More veterans are utilizing VA and medical facilities to help treat some catastrophic battlefield conditions and regain functionality for basic ambulatory functions such as walking, holding and placing objects, along with sight functions. Many medical innovators are discovering more creative and technological ways to help restore a person's ability to live a somewhat 'normal' and comfortable lifestyle after combat.
There is a sea of information relating to how service members can translate their skills to the civilian workforce and improve their resumes. The information can be confusing and conflicting; colleges, employers, and placement advocacy entities all have different, if not contradicting, information.
Many organizations now have very aggressive hiring goals towards returning veterans and people with disabilities. This focus is especially relevant during an era where people with disabilities are the largest minority group, represent the highest segment of the unemployed in the US and the Iraq and Afghanistan veterans are returning from combat.
As America is coming out of the two longest wars in its history the government is working to bring down the unemployment rates of veterans. Agencies are working to ensure employers are adhering to proper regulations related to the recruitment and hiring of veterans along with other groups. Veterans Service Organizations have grown tenfold as well yet unemployment remains high for those who have served.


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You've prepared for the worst. You're ready for robberies, hostage situations, extended power failures, long term communication loss, fire, floods, tornados, hurricanes, earthquakes, and even nuclear strikes. But are you ready for the flu? Maybe it's time. We have some information and resources you'll want to be familiar with.
Not just any flu, pandemic flu. The Center for Disease Control (CDC) reports that the flu kills 35,000 to 40,000 Americans every year. Another 200,000 are hospitalized. A pandemic flu is much more serious than normal flu outbreaks and occurs only a few times each century. The CDC estimates that a "medium-level" pandemic flu may cause up to 207,000 deaths in the United States. Another 725,000 hospitalizations and 20-47 million people being sick, with an economic impact in the range of $71 - $166 billion. A pandemic flu could easily leave 25-30% of the workforce ill for an extended period. And the experts agree; we are overdue for our next pandemic.
Unlike most disaster scenarios, with pandemic flu, your main concern is not the loss of equipment or operations facilities, but instead the people necessary to make it all work. So, how do you prepare for a pandemic that could leave you without 30% of your workforce for weeks or months?
The above list is just a small sample of what needs to be done in the event of a pandemic flu. A complete business oriented checklist from the CDC may be found at: CDC Business Continuity Checklist for Pandemics.
More information on pandemic flu may be found at:
CDC Pandemic Influenza: Worldwide Preparedness
WHO: Ten things you need to know about pandemic influenza
An excellent source for information on Business Continuity Planning is available from BOL Guru Dana Turner at: Disaster Recovery & Business Resumption Planning.
And the National Institute of Standards and Technology's Contingency Planning Guide for Information Technology Systems may be found here: NIST Contingency Planning Guide for Information Technology Systems.
For the sake of conciseness, this article was edited. To see the complete article, please click here.
At the time of this article's original printing, Jeff Patterson, a 25 year IT industry veteran, worked in the technology department of a large Oklahoma-based financial institution where he oversaw support and vendor management for many of the institutions key applications. He has taught application programming, database design and development and database administration classes. His expertise includes enterprise application development, network infrastructure, information systems risk analysis, project management, and database design and administration.


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wikiHow to Make Sticky Toffee Pudding
If you have tried coffee cake, this dessert is very similar to it. The gooey and soft texture of a sticky toffee pudding is delicious as a side dish to almost everything. And for those who love following Royal trends, sticky toffee pudding is said to be a favorite dessert of Kate Middleton's![1]
This recipe serves 2 people.
- 6.5 oz (185 grams) of dates (stoned and chopped)
- 11.4 fl oz (325 ml) of water
- 1 teaspoon of baking soda
- 1.8 oz (50 grams) of butter
- 5.8 oz (165 grams) of sugar
- 2 eggs
- 6.2 oz (175 grams) of self-raising flour
- 2 tablespoons of rum
- Ingredients to make a toffee sauce, click for the recipe here
- Chopped hazelnuts for garnish (optional)
1Preheat the oven to 350ºF, 180ºC, or on gas mark 4.
2baking soda.
4Add the dates mixture and rum to the mixer. Add a little flour at a time and turn up the speed for a creamier mixture. Be sure it is well mixed and not lumpy.
5Scrape the mixture into the loaf tin.
7toffee sauce while you wait for the pudding to be done.
8pudding after it's done baking. If the toothpick comes out clean and dry, then it's done. If it's wet or crumbs come out with it, then the pudding may need more time in the oven.
11Serve. Place the individual slices on the serving plate.
- mint and a dollop of cream also make ideal toppings.
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Can I prepare the sticky toffee pudding mixture in advance and cook later?wikiHow ContributorNo, the mixture contains self rising flour. If you left it out it would rise far too much causing it to go stale quicker and taste bad. Cooking it stops it from rising.
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Top Mafia hit man. Doting father. For 30 years, Richard 'the Ice Man' Kuklinski led a double life beyond anything ever seen on The Sopranos, becoming one of the most notorious professional assassins in American history while hosting neighbourhood barbecues in suburban New Jersey.
Kuklinski was Sammy 'the Bull' Gravano's partner in the killing of Paul Castellano, John Gotti hired him to kill his neighbour and he was also intimately involved in the killing of Jimmy Hoffa. He conducted this sadistic business with cold-hearted intensity, never disappointing his customers. For an additional price, he would make his victims suffer. By his own estimate, he killed over 200 men, taking enormous pride in his cunning and the ferocity of his technique. The Iceman is a blood-chilling insight into the mind of one of the world's most prolific contract killers.
Philip Carlo was the author of the international best seller The Ice Man, as well as The Night Stalker, Gaspipe and The Killer Within. He lived in New York until his death in November 2010.
©2011 Philip Carlo (P)2013 Audible Ltd
"With brutal honesty, Philip Carlo writes from the heart" (Robert De Niro)
"A dramatic biography… uncovers Kuklinski's trail of blood in terrifying graphic detail" (News of the World)
"An excellent listen - if you can take it."
Very good. It was very interesting and very gruesome but I did start to wonder about the veracity of some claims towards the end.
Michael Prichard was excellent. He brought the whole thing to life and the distinctions between characters were clear and well judged.
It's a hard listen at times due to the nature of the crimes but a glimpse into the underworld and mind of a truly cold killer is darkly fascinating. It was very easy to get lost in the story and to feel a sense of real unease when Kuklinski started to get ticked off with someone.
Some of the claims made felt like they were starting to stretch reality a little bit, especially his dispatching of folks by rats and sharks that supposedly left zero trace. Also, the writer seems to rephrase the exact same paragraph when it comes to talking about Kuklinski's wife and kids. By the end of the book it was getting a little ridiculous. That said, I couldn't put it down and found it compelling listening. I would definitely recommend.
"90% pure bulls***"
author didn't do the most basic research, just believed what he was told. mugged off!
"Not normally a subject I have much"
interest in. started listening after a friend recommended it. I couldn't stop listening. disturbing in parts, just plain wrong in others. i found an attempt to illicit sypathy for the main subject quite annoying.
on balance highly enjoyable.
From start to finish this book gives a frightening insight into Richard Kuklinski's mind...shocking in parts but enthralling throughout. An absolute MUST READ.
"Good listen"
Good story and enjoyable. This is the first book I read first then listened to a few years after.
"as always reading the book is always better but.."
A good listen, covers the story pretty well and mentioned some new bits too. recommended
Really great listen.
The real life interview at the end is also a great touch to finish the book off with.
great book! I have read it and listened to it 3 times now! Will read it again no doubt
"An eye opener"
This book really demonstrates just what some people can be capable of. In rather graphic detail. A very interesting listen that will make you question it's believability.
"A Chillingly good book"
Feeding people to rats.
He sounds like the Ice man would look like, so i could picture everything in the book well.
What a life.
Very good book.
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WELCOME to www.LainieLoveDalby.com: my digital home base to awaken our creative and (r)evolutionary potential. I'm so thrilled and deeply grateful that you're here!
As a misfit minister, embodied leadership mentor & overall transformational catalyst, I'm on a mission to free human spirits that have been oppressed & devalued to Sparkle SHAMELESSLY® , especially women & the LGBTQIA community. With my own brand of multimedia ministry, I'm dismantling old systems, ideas and ways of being that promote separateness and limit our full (r)evolutionary potential. I am also deeply passionate about ending the violence we perpetrate against each other and our own bodies by reminding us of our inherent Divinity within and helping to bring the sacred & Divine Feminine back into balance in our own lives and the world. Watch the welcome video to learn more about my mission or read on below:
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I'm being called forth at this time in service to humanity and our planet earth as a Sacred Artist & (R)evolutionary Muse. This has led me on a fierce quest to instigate personal and social change for the good of ALL in our global village while advancing women, girls & the LGBTQIA community in all I do. I'm here to catalyze us to become the innovators of our own lives and to remind us that we are needed for the evolution of consciousness occurring on our planet at this time. What we do matters. The gifts we deliver count. Our daily actions make a deep difference.
Just ask yourself, "What is longing to be birthed through me, that which can ONLY come from me?" We are here, now, in the greatest time in human history. We must ask why.
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The Power of Me Episode II, and Clarkshaw Galore!
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Houston Black Expo — Lunch & Learn. 11:30 a.m., Greater Houston Convention & Visitors Bureau, City Hall, 901 Bagby. Speaker: Samuel Johnson, KBI Financial.
Topic: How to make the IRS work for you — five tips for trimming your taxes by 20 percent. Cost: Free. Information: Jerome Love, 832-200-0540 or www.houstonblackexpo.com.
National Black MBA Association — Meeting.
6-9 p.m., Power Center, 12401 South Post Oak.
Speaker: Earl Graves Sr., Black Enterprise Magazine.
Topic: Annual scholarship banquet. Cost: $50. Information: email@example.com or www.houstonblackmba.org/events2/purchase.html.
Financial Planning Association — Monthly meeting. 11 a.m.-2 p.m., Junior League of Houston, 1811 Briar Oaks Lane. Speaker: Maura Carley, Castle Connolly HealthcareNavigation Ltd.
Topic: Health care coverage — what you need to know to help protect your clients.
Cost: $40. Information: www.houstonfpa.org or 713-518-1785.
Bio/Medical Technology Club of Houston — Meeting. 7-8:30 a.m., Trevisio Restaurant, 6550 Bertner. Speaker: Helen Park, Bronco Technology. Topic: Raising the bar in protein array technology. Cost: $15-$25. Information: 713-201-4378 or www.bmtchouston.org.
Transportation Club of Houston — Seminar. 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m., Brady's Landing, 8505 Cypress St. Speaker: Barry Wilkins, Homeland Security Pinkerton. Topic: Transportation challenges, concerns and opportunities. Cost: $35-$225. Information: Russell Powell, 713-528-2869 or www.transclubhou.org.
Executive Forum — Luncheon. 11:45 a.m.-1 p.m., Sheraton Suites Houston, 2400 West Loop South. Speaker: Elizabeth Asher, Rescue Bank.
Topic: Food bank for animal shelters. Cost: $20-$25. Information: Jennifer Broussard, 713-840-9017 or email@example.com.
O'Connor and Associates — Meeting. 7:30-9 a.m., Briar Club, 2603 Timmons Lane. Speakers: Tex Spear, New Plan and Ric Campo, Camden Living. Topic: Real Estate Investor Forecast. Cost: $30-$35. Information: 713-686-9955 or email@example.com.
World Affairs Council of Houston — Luncheon. 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m., Hotel Intercontinental, 2222 West Loop, Legends Ballroom. Speakers: Ted Turner, Turner Enterprises; Timothy Wirth, United Nations Foundation; and Matt Simmons, Simmons & Co. International. Topic: Alternative energy and Houston — working for a sustainable future. Cost: $50-$70. Information: www.wachouston.org or fax 713-522-7812.
Public Relations Society of America — Luncheon. 11:30 a.m., Courtyard on St. James, 1885 St. James Place. Speaker: Mike Paul, MGP & Associates PR of New York. Topic: Your reputation is everything. Cost: $30-$45. Information: www.prsahouston.org or Paula Ruth, 281-870-1717.
Houston CPA Society — Luncheon. 11 a.m.-1 p.m., Training Facility, 1700 West Loop South. Topic: Survival tips for firms undergoing peer review. Cost: $35-$55. Information: 713-622-7733 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Association of Proposal Management Professionals — Luncheon. 11 a.m., ABB, 3010 Briarpark Drive. Topic: Proposal presentations. Cost: $20-$25. Information: 713-821-4197 or www.apmp.org.
ThursdayRotary Club of Houston — Luncheon. Noon, Junior League of Houston, 1811 Briar Oaks. Speaker: Houston Mayor Bill White . Topic: State of the city. Cost: $18. Information: Kate Lucrezi, 713-973-9936.
Houston CPA Society Foundation — Seminar. 7:30 a.m.-noon, Training Facility, 1700 West Loop South. Speakers: Kenneth and Lorraine Decker, Skills for Living. Topic: Financial literacy training to assist counselors for the working poor. Cost: Free. Information: 713-622-7733 or email@example.com.
Society for Intercultural Education, Training and Research — Meeting. 9:30 a.m.-Noon, Upper Kirby Management Building, 3015 Richmond. Speaker: Ronnie Smith. Topic: Mitakuye Oaysin — Native American cultural experiences. Cost: $5-$7. Information: 832-746-3447 or www.sietarhouston.org.
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