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02-16-06, 09:36 #1Registered User
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Unanswered: Informix online.log not appended
Dear all,
In our system we had IDS 9.40.HC4 installed (on HP-UX 11.11 OS), after upgrading to 9.40.HC7, we face the following bizarre issue, the log of the database (we have configured it to be in the onconfig.aedb : MSGPATH /home/informix/online.log )
does not get appended, meaning that the new logging information is not appended in the existing log but they overwrite the existing log. This did not happen in the past.
I would be very much obliged if you have any kind of info about this?
Thank you very much.
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Please run onstat -g pos and check if $ONCONFIG is the same. Check too permissions on $INFORMIXDIR and $INFORMIXDIR/etc and $INFORMIXSIE/etc/"You File log".
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Thank you, i have checked them they are correct.


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Was the Lord Buddha a sexist?
by By METTANANDO BHIKKHU, Bangkok Post, May 9, 2006
This question is not intended as a blasphemy against the Lord Buddha or his teachings, but it is pertinent to the survival and progress of Buddhism in the modern world
A Community of One
by Sati Saraniya
Sunday, April 30, 2006 I had long wished to be a hermit. Now, in these times of despondency, I visualised the faces of my spiritual companions far away and felt unequal to eremetic life.
Chinese Buddhism re-emerges as major global force
by By Senaka Weeraratna, Asian Tribune, April 25, 2006
Colombo, Sri Lanka -- China is re-discovering the priceless value of Buddhism and the role it must play in the dissemination of Buddhism worldwide.
Islam in the eyes of Dalai Lama
by by Balbir K Punj, The Pioneer, April 22, 2006
The Dalai Lama, on a month-long trip to the US and South America, said at San Francisco and Chicago that Islam is a religion of compassion which is being unfairly marginalised by few extremists. Ye Xiaowen, the Director of State Administration for Religious Affairs, recently said that Buddhism can reduce social divisions in China better than Islam and Christianity, adding Buddhism can help believers cope with fast-changing society plagued by wealth gap and social unrest.
China: Buddhism As An Image Booster Or Social Stabilizer?
by By Breffni O'Rourke, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, April 12, 2006
Prominent Buddhists from many countries are gathering for the World Buddhist Forum in the Chinese resort of Hangzhou. This is the first international religious conference to be held on the Chinese mainland since the communists came to power in 1949. So why is China hosting this event now, at a time when it is cracking down on dissidents and even internet users?
Sole Food
by Sati Saraniya
Wednesday, April 12, 2006 I find this both humane and comforting especially when collecting alms alone in a Western city. On the sidewalks of the non-Buddhist world, mendicancy has vastly different overtones. There are no formalities or scripts to follow.
Not Equal and Not Less
by Sati Saraniya
Friday, April 07, 2006 Sayadaw U Pandita once said he could not make me a bhikkhuni but I could become a bhikkhu, one worthy of the robe, who had left the home life and -purified the stains. Moved and encouraged by this loftier footing, I would use it as my compass. In every encounter, I can choose to respond well - with kindness, gentleness, and care towards all unequivocally. That is the brief for my life.
Setting the Pagoda Alight
by Sati Saraniya
Friday, March 31, 2006 When I was 37, I undertook an intensive meditation retreat at the Mahasi Sasana Yeiktha in Rangoon. Within several months, inspired by the purity and profound benefits of the practice, I felt called to the holy life and, in honour of that intention, navigated through a maze of dusty roads to worship at the sacred Shwedagon Pagoda.
Not Straying from Ancient Virtue
by Sati Saraniya
Wednesday, March 29, 2006 Even when I can endure and be content with little, I sense a pernicious psychological need for approval, encouragement, and appreciation to be remembered and cared for beyond the physical requisites of life. These yearnings of the heart undermine the practice of renunciation.
Post of UN Secretary-General: Why not a Buddhist this time?
by By Senaka Weeraratna, Asian Tribune, March 15, 2006
Hindu and Buddhist civilizations have been pre-dominant on the Asian continent for more than two millennia. There are more than ten Buddhist states in Asia, namely Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Kampuchea, Vietnam, Taiwan, Bhutan, Korea, Singapore, China, Japan and Mongolia. There are two Hindu states i.e. India and Nepal. The total population of Buddhists and Hindus in Asia exceed 2.5 billion. This is a staggering figure that should be taken into account when filling the post of the UN Secretary ? General.
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Can anyone tell me where the closest free wifi places are on Carnival's Bahama cruise stops? We'll be on Carnival Pride and stopping at Port Canaveral, Freeport and Nassau. I heard there was free wifi at one of the Junkanoo beaches but not sure if it was the one in Nassau or Freeport.


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"More research needs to be done, but at this point, our results show the vaccine is safe and well-tolerated," Hatsukami said. "We found the vaccine has few side effects on the central nervous system because the antibody itself is targeted specifically for nicotine and does not alter any functions of the brain."
Additionally, she says that while this study was not designed to test the treatment effect, 38 percent of the participants in the high-dose vaccine group quit smoking for at least 30 days. "This result was an impressive and completely unexpected finding because the study was not focused on helping smokers quit smoking," she noted. "In fact, to participate in the study, smokers had to attest that they did not have a planned quit date for the next six months."
According to Hatsukami, the most commonly reported side effect was an ache and tenderness in the area of the arm where the vaccine was injected. Some of the participants also reported headaches and muscle pain, which in all cases went away in a few days.
"No differences were noted in withdrawal symptoms between participants who received the vaccine and those who got the placebo," Hatsukami said. "We also did not see a compensatory smoking behaviour, meaning that vaccinated participants did not puff harder on cigarettes or smoke more cigarettes to make up for the lower levels of nicotine delivered to the brain."
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I would recommend the Emauspoort to anyone looking for comfort, a wam welcome and a real old world charm at a very good price!
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'It effectively compares the beneficial results of a good moral life with the misfortunes accompanying one of base immorality. Bernard St Clare, a psychologist, believes that good environment is all that is needed to reform the wrongdoer, and sets out to prove his theory. In his travels he meets Hazel Dalwood, who, in a moment of madness is guilty of a crime for which society has shunned her. His subsequent adventures, in which she plays a prominent part, leave him satisfied of the correctness of his convictions, but bring him also great unhappiness.'
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Unused pills in medicine bottles sit on cabinet shelves in homes, sometimes for years.
Or maybe they're flushed down the toilet.
Experts say that for the most part, both those ways of handling medicine are wrong.
The first, simply keeping it around, isn't recommended because of the risk of misuse or abuse of the medicine.
The second, sending it down the toilet, may be impacting drinking water supplies.
"More than 70 percent of people who abuse prescription drugs get them from friends and family — often from the home medicine cabinet," according to the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy.
On the other hand "trace amounts of pharmaceuticals and other personal care products are being detected in our nation's water and drinking water systems," according to the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality.
Currently, the federal Environmental Protection Agency hasn't set maximum contaminant levels for such substances in drinking water, according to DEQ's website, http://www.deq.louisiana.gov.
In Baton Rouge, people have some options for safe disposal of prescription medicine.
Nine Walgreens, three Rite-Aids, six CVS pharmacies and one Winn-Dixie outlet are currently offering disposal systems for leftover medicine, as is the locally owned Bocage Pharmacy Centre.
Certain unused prescription medicine can also be brought to the St. Vincent de Paul Community Pharmacy, 1647 Convention St., for the needy.
The local retail pharmacies that participate in a medicine-disposal program have partnered with a company called Sharps Compliance.
The company takes in unused medicine from pharmacies or individuals all over the country, by mail, and, under the supervision of law enforcement, incinerates it at its plant in Carthage, Texas.
Sharps Compliance started up 18 years ago disposing of used health-care items, primarily needles for physicians and dentists, said Claude Dance, company senior vice president.
At some point, it added disposal services for items used at home, including needles and intravenous tubing, he said.
People eventually began asking the company for help with unused prescription medicine, Dance said.
"People would bring it back to the pharmacy, wanting to get it out of harm's way" and not knowing what they were supposed to do with it, Dance said.
Sharps Compliance designed its Safe Medication Disposal Program system, going through the proper regulatory agencies, including the U.S. Postal Service.
At participating pharmacies, special envelopes can be purchased for $2.99 to $3.99, to mail leftover medicine directly back to Sharps Compliance or medicine can be dropped off to be put in the pharmacy's self-sealing box that's sent in to the disposal program.
The program began rolling out in Walgreens pharmacies in the fall of 2010 and is now also offered at other pharmacies.
"Ninety-two percent of the population in the U.S. is within five miles of a pharmacy that participates," said Dance.
"I can't tell you how many people ask me what to do with their (unused) medicines," said Marla Gibbens, pharmacist and owner of the Bocage Pharmacy Centre in Towne Centre.
Her pharmacy keeps on hand a large self-sealing box that can be shipped off for disposal of the leftover medicine that customers bring by.
"Safe disposal of medicine is so necessary," Gibbens said.
The St. Vincent de Paul Community Pharmacy accepts unused medicine, with the exception of controlled substances such as narcotics, said Michael Acaldo, president and chief executive officer of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul in Baton Rouge.
The pharmacy doesn't dispense donated medicine that has expired, he said.
However, if the medicine has just recently expired and is determined to be safe by the pharmacist, it's sent to Third World countries where it's desperately needed, he said.
The St. Vincent de Paul Community Pharmacy is one of "last resort," providing life-saving medicines for those who are legitimately in need, Acaldo said.
"Our goal is to save as many lives as we can," he said.
The pharmacy fills about 615 prescriptions a week, he said.
Ninety percent of the medicine the pharmacy provides comes from donations, Acaldo said, much of it from nursing homes and pharmaceutical companies or in the form of samples from doctors' offices.
Individuals, of course, can also donate.
Since pharmaceuticals aren't regulated contaminants under the federal Safe Drinking Water Act, the Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals doesn't currently monitor drinking water in the state, said Ken Pastorick, public information officer for the department.
"The EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) has, however, listed some pharmaceuticals as candidates for potential regulation … and will require some water systems in Louisiana (and others throughout the country) to monitor for these…" in the future, Pastorick wrote in an email.
That monitoring is expected to take place beginning January 2013, he wrote.
Regulating the environmental impact of pharmaceuticals will continue to be a challenge.
According to the state Department of Environmental Quality, pharmaceuticals also end up in the environment through human or animal waste and from runoff from animal feeding operations.
Drug disposal methods
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration recommends the following methods for properly disposing of unused medicine:
• Follow any specific instructions on the drug label or patient information that accompanies the medication. Do not flush prescription drugs down the toilet unless the information specifically says to do so.
• Take advantage of community drug take-back programs.
• If no instructions are given on the label and there's no take-back program in the area, throw the drugs in the household trash, but first take them out of their original containers and mix them with an undesirable substance such as used coffee grounds or kitty litter. Put them in a sealable bag, empty can or other container to stop the medicine from leaking or breaking out of a garbage bag.
• Scratch out identifying information on the label.
• Drugs such as narcotic pain relievers and other controlled substances carry instructions for flushing to reduce the danger of unintentional use or overdose and illegal abuse.
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Youth Voice Journal (YVJ) is an international, multidisciplinary, peer-reviewed journal that publishes theoretical contributions and empirical studies on international issues affecting young people. YVJ is a member of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) and ranked by Scopus. (c) IARS Publications ISSN 2056-2969
From the Youth Voice Journal archives comes the Youth Voice Magazine Special Edition 2011 – The youth perspective on the London 2012 Paralympic Games.
"As part of the drive to get the youth voice heard on the Paralympics, young journalists at IARS worked in close partnership with young people with disabilities at the Tower Project in Tower Hamlets, one of the Olympic boroughs. Alexandra Molano and Alex Burch's articles argue that organisers may be unable to deliver on their promise to provide extensive disability access to the Games due to cut backs in building works and services. Similarly, Meha Patel and Farah Sadiq take a critical view of the Games' Young Leaders Programme, which without the inclusion of any disabled Young Leaders, is missing an opportunity to engage with and inspire a sizeable number of young Londoners. Halima Khanom and finally, Davina Merchant and Anaam Raza explore opinions around the social legacy of the Games and also some of the challenges in educating wider society about disability.
The articles therefore take a constructively critical tone, which is perhaps unsurprising given that many people have very high expectations of the Games. However, it was clear that the young people who took part in informing and writing this issue of Youth Voice Magazine truly believe that the Olympic and Paralympic Games present a unique opportunity to unite all people from London, the UK and the world in celebration. The young people at the Tower Project and IARS hope that despite the effort to drive down public spending, that their opinions and views will be taken into consideration and every effort will be made to make sure that the Paralympic Games is every bit the aspirational and inspirational spectacle that we were promised." Lewis Parle
To read the article in full please follow the link or see below. This special edition Youth Voice Magazine is also available as part of the Youth Voice Journal bundle offer on the IARS webstore!


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The timezone in Mount Oliver Campgrounds is America/Iqaluit
Sunrise at 08:03 and Sunset at 17:45. It's Dark
Latitude. 40.1292°, Longitude. -77.0436° , Elevation. 182m
Weather near Mount Oliver Campgrounds; Report from State College, University Park Airport, PA 7.1km away
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- populated place;
- a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.
- Berkshire Hills (2km)
- Dillsburg (2.6km)
- Homewood (2.6km)
- Brandtsville (2.7km)
- Beavertown (3km)
- Williams Grove (3.1km)
- Carroll Manor (3.3km)
- White Rock Acres (4km)
- Rosegarden (4.2km)
- Rose Garden (4.6km)
- Memphord Estates (4.8km)
- Leidighs (5.3km)
- Grantham (6.1km)
- Churchtown (6.4km)
- Allen (6.4km)
- Le High Park (6.6km)
- Stevenstown (6.9km)
- Uno (7.1km)
- Franklintown (7.2km)
- school;
- building(s) where instruction in one or more branches of knowledge takes place.
- Bailey School (3km)
- Maple Grove School (3.3km)
- Northern Joint High School (4.6km)
- Rifes School (4.6km)
- Northern School (4.7km)
- Stony Brook School (5.3km)
- Bell School (5.3km)
- State Road School (5.5km)
- Givler School (6.2km)
- Monroe Elementary School (6.3km)
- Brindles School (6.6km)
- Messiah College (6.7km)
- Glenwood School (6.9km)
- Local Feature;
- A Nearby feature worthy of being marked on a map..
- Mount Oliver Campgrounds (0km)
- D and M Junction (2.2km)
- Williams Mill (historical) (3.4km)
- Bethel Church (historical) (6.5km)
- Rocky Spring Camp (6.5km)
- Mennonite Church (historical) (6.5km)
- Camp Tuckahoe (6.9km)
- church;
- a building for public Christian worship.
- United Church (2.9km)
- Chestnut Grove Church (5.4km)
- Fileys Church (6km)
- Walgamuth Church (6.3km)
- stream;
- a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
- Dogwood Run (2.8km)
- Fishers Run (3.8km)
- Fishers Run (4.8km)
- Stony Run (7.1km)
Accommodation around Mount Oliver Campgrounds
- administrative division;
- an administrative division of a country, undifferentiated as to administrative level.
- Carroll, Township of (2km)
- Monroe, Township of (4.4km)
- Dillsburg, Borough of (6.4km)
- park;
- an area, often of forested land, maintained as a place of beauty, or for recreation.
- Williams Grove Park (3.7km)
- Rose Garden Park (4.2km)
- Center Square Park (5.4km)
- mountain;
- an elevation standing high above the surrounding area with small summit area, steep slopes and local relief of 300m or more.
- White Rocks (6.4km)
- Center Point Knob (7.2km)
- cemetery;
- a burial place or ground.
- Dillsburg Cemetery (2.7km)
- Mount Zion Cemetery (6.6km)
- slope(s);
- a surface with a relatively uniform slope angle.
- Reading Banks (6.4km)
- airport;
- a place where aircraft regularly land and take off, with runways, navigational aids, and major facilities for the commercial handling of passengers and cargo.
- Williams Grove Heliport (3km)
- second-order administrative division;
- a subdivision of a first-order administrative division.
- York County (4.5km)
- tower;
- a high conspicuous structure, typically much higher than its diameter.
- WKCD-FM (Mechanicsburg) (2.8km)
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- Carlisle (Pennsylvania) city city i
- Lewisberry, Pennsylvania city city o
- Camp Hill, Pennsylvania city city o
- Lake Meade, Pennsylvania city city o
- Lower Allen, Pennsylvania city city o
- Schlusser, Pennsylvania city city o
Airports close to Mount Oliver Campgrounds
Harrisburg international(MDT), Harrisburg, Usa (30.1km)
Muir aaf(MUI), Muir, Usa (63.6km)
Phillips aaf(APG), Aberdeen, Usa (127.2km)
Altoona blair co(AOO), Altoona, Usa (133.1km)
Baltimore washington international(BWI), Baltimore, Usa (134.3km)
Airfields or small airports close to Mount Oliver Campgrounds
Tipton, Fort meade, Usa (143.7km)
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Spreadsheet Mapper 3 launches today comes with a variety of new and improved features taking advantage of new features in Google spreadsheets and Google Apps Scripts.
For those new, "Spreadsheet Mapper tool enables anyone to easily create a well-designed KML file to show off their data in Google Earth and Maps. Since Spreadsheet Mapper is a Google Docs template, you fill in your data using the familiar interface of a spreadsheet, and create a great KML without any coding. It gives you all the cloud-based benefits of Google Docs, including collaborative editing and the ability to publish directly to the web."
Version 2 of the Spreadsheet Mapper had a number of limitations, especially with regard to the number of placemarks it could create and the available balloon templates. Now this has been taken care in version 3 offering following new features:
- "More placemarks: Support for 1,000 placemarks and ability to add more as needed
- Flexible balloon design: Take advantage of even more balloon design templates and simplified starter templates
- Simplified publication: Just click "Publish to the web" to share your map (no more fussing with URLs)
- New customization options: Advanced users can change the default view and network link details," posted Christiaan Adams, Developer Advocate with the Google Earth Outreach team.
Ready to try it? Refer this Spreadsheet Mapper v3 tutorial to get started.
In other Google news, Google Scholar today launches a newly redesigned search pages and retires the old venerable look that has served researchers worldwide since its first release in 2004.
"The new modern look brings you improved aesthetics and easier access to frequently used search features. You can now search for recent papers with a single click in the sidebar. You can access advanced search features (for example: search by author) without leaving the search results page by clicking the arrow in the right of the search box," posted Alex Verstak, Software Engineer.
"With the new look, you can now limit your search to specific jurisdictions by clicking in the sidebar of the search results page instead of navigating through advanced search. You can print legal cases in a cleaner, more streamlined format using the "Print" option in your browser," Verstak adds.
Google also clarified the preferences, err, settings page by organizing it into sections, performed a minor facelift on pages that deal with configuration of email alerts.
Google says they will be working on updating the author profile pages and help pages.
The new look will gradually be rolling out to all users. If you don't see the new version, and don't even want to wait, you can upgrade right away. And, if you don't like the modern look, or simply prefer to wait a little longer before switching, you can temporarily revert to the old venerable look.
"Eider," the fifth named release of the VP8 Codec SDK (libvpx), is now available.
"Note that the VP8 format definition has not changed, only the SDK. Eider is ABI and API compatible with Duclair. Code changes shouldn't be required in most applications, but please consult the "Upgrading" instructions in the CHANGELOG. In particular, use of the encoder's spatial denoiser has changed," Google said.
In addition to a number of enhancements, this release fixes a decoder bug first introduced in v1.0.0, "Duclair," so all users of that release are encouraged to upgrade. Enhancements include:
- Eider adds a motion-compensated temporal denoiser, which gives higher quality than the older spatial denoiser.
- We've added support for new compilers and platforms, including improved Xcode support, Android x86 NDK build, OS/2 support and SunCC support.
- Input resolution may now be changed without re-initializing the codec.
- The vpxenc application has initial support for producing multiple encodes from the same input in one call.
You can download the Eider libvpx snapshot (version 1.1.0) from the Downloads page, or clone it from Git repository.
Google has posted its latest Help Desk Hangout On Air, on how to use a Hangout On Air - the ability to broadcast a Hangout to the world. You can watch the full hour-long Hangout video embedded below:
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Last week, Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich signed a bill that banned in-state sales of ephedra, a herbal supplement linked to more than 100 deaths nationwide.
Flanked by the parents of a 16-year-old football player who died last year after taking ephedra, Blagojevich called on other states to impose similar bans.
"With enough commitment," Blagojevich said, "this ban can sweep through state legislatures across America and sweep this product right off the shelf."
Illinois was the first state to ban the sale of ephedra. At least 21 other states have regulations affecting supplements containing ephedra. Kansas does not.
Gov. Kathleen Sebelius' office said she was "concerned" and wanted to know more about the Illinois ban.
"We're looking into it," said Sebelius spokeswoman Nicole Corcoran-Basso.
Although not illegal in Kansas, it is virtually impossible to find products containing ephedra on store shelves in Lawrence. In fact, most pills and liquids now available that promise to enhance performance or promote weight loss tout that they are ephedra-free.
Walgreens, for example, recently purged its stores of ephedra.
"Nationwide, we are no longer selling ephedra products," said Michael Polzin, a national spokesman for Walgreens. "We pulled nearly all of it about three months ago. The last remaining product left the shelves about two weeks ago."
Ephedra was partly to blame for the 2001 death of Northwestern University football player Radishi Wheeler and Baltimore Orioles pitcher Steve Bechler, who died during spring training in February.
If Dr. Larry Magee, director of sports medicine at Kansas University, had his way, ephedra would have been placed on illegal status long ago.
"The NCAA banned it a couple years ago, so we've banned it, too," Magee said. "It's a dangerous substance. It's something we feel can harm our athletes."
KU athletes who test positive for the supplement are subject to the same penalties as those who test positive for other banned substances, Magee said.
Both the National Basketball Association and National Football League have banned ephedra.
David Cherry, an assistant administrator at the Kansas High School Activities Association, said the association discourages school personnel from recommending, handling or distributing supplements.
"Does that make them illegal? No, it doesn't," he said.
As yet, the KHSHAA hasn't banned the use of ephedra, Cherry said, noting that it follows the lead of the U.S. Olympic Committee and the National Federation of High School Associations.
"If the Olympic committee has banned it, I haven't heard about it," he said. "The big NFHSA meeting is in June. I suspect we'll hear about it then."
Cherry said enforcing a ban on ephedra would be difficult because the KSHSAA lacks the authority and money to test athletes for drugs.
The American Medical Society and the American Heart Association have all called for a ban on dietary supplements containing ephedra.
"I don't know that a medical use has been found for ephedra," Magee said. "It's an amphetamine-type of drug. It's a stimulant. It increases heart rate. It increases anxiety. But I haven't seen anything in the way of a scientific study that says it increases (athletic) performance.
"For some, it may increase weight loss, but it does it in a dangerous way."
Two years ago, Wichita lawyer Andy Hutton sued the makers of ephedra-based supplement Ripped Fuel on behalf of Shane Garrett, then 22, who suffered a heart attack while lifting weights at a health club in 1998. Friends said Garrett drank a bottle of Ripped Fuel shortly before starting his workout.
Unable to breathe for several minutes, Garrett suffered significant brain damage.
A jury found Garrett and the manufacturer equally negligent. The case is now on appeal to the Kansas Supreme Court.
"Banning ephedra is a wise and needed move," Hutton said. "Illinois did the right thing. Kansas should follow suit."
Under the new Illinois law, selling ephedra supplements in the state is a misdemeanor punishable by up to a year in jail and a $5,000 fine. Repeat offenders could face up to five years in jail and a $20,000 fine.
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AAEP Convention 2004: Horseman's Day--Dentistry
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Because of an improvement in general care, DeLorey said, it is not uncommon for horses to live into their 30s. The problem, she said, is that their teeth were developed to last into their 20s.
"Everything we as equine veterinarians can do to prevent the premature attrition of the horse's teeth will stand them in better stead to live better, longer lives," she said. Many equine dental problems begin at an early age, but many of these problems can be easily and quickly corrected if dealt with at that time, she added.
She posed these questions to her audience: "Did you know that all horses should receive a comprehensive dental examination before the age of 2 1/2, and at least yearly thereafter? Did you know that by the time most owners recognize that their horse is having difficulty eating or weight loss is apparent, that the horse's dental condition is likely to be severely abnormal? Did you know that many parrot-mouthed (over-bite) or sow-toothed (under-bite) horses can have near normal bites without surgery or orthodontics if the condition is recognized early? Did you know that periodontal disease is the number one cause of tooth loss in the horse? Did you know a qualified veterinarian can diagnose, treat, and--in many cases--prevent periodontal disease?"
She explained that equine teeth are hypsodont, which means that they continue to erupt over time. Once the horse has its permanent teeth, she explained, they continue to erupt at the rate of three to four millimeters per year. Since the horse's permanent teeth are about four inches long, that means it will have enough tooth length to service his needs for 20 to 25 years--providing that there are no problems along the way.
DeLorey then went into detail about the normal eruption of teeth and described the manner in which a horse chews--a side to side action.
"Once your horse has reached the age of six years," DeLorey said, "all his permanent teeth are in position and in use. If your horse has had periodic, comprehensive dental care up to this time and has no severe malocclusions (bite misalignments) or dental disease, he's well-poised for lifelong dental health. He should receive maintenance care, including smoothing of sharp edges, minor rebalancing, and troubleshooting every eight to 12 months. Horses involved in demanding disciplines, she said, might need dental care more frequently.
Older horses--those in the 16- to 18-year-old category--might require no more care than a younger horse, providing they have had the advantage of regular dental care along the way, she said. However, at this stage of the animal's life, close monitoring of his dental health is important.
"In the older horse," she said, "the crown that has been slowly erupting out of the jaw over his entire life is running out. This progression brings with it the tendency toward periodontal (gum) disease, the increased possibility of fractured teeth, diseased roots, and loose teeth. There are many different ways to approach these problems, and more work is being done to understand the best management options. Often, early periodontal disease can be successfully treated with focused cleaning and local use of special antibiotics and protective materials. Loose teeth recognized early can be shortened and rested so that the opposing tooth is not continuously grinding against them. Some of these may re-establish their firm connections. Other loose, damaged, or diseased teeth are best removed."
DeLorey told her listeners that horses are "incredibly stoic," especially as it relates to pain involving teeth and gums. They will endure the pain and continue eating, she said, until the pain becomes very severe or until physical forces make it impossible to do so.
Her take-home message was this: "One of the most important concepts that horse owners can embrace from all this is that prevention is the absolute key to equine dental health. The idea that a horse doesn't need dental attention until he is in his or her middle age must disappear. The tendency to abnormally wear the teeth is usually present very early in life. Minor abnormalities detected at the age of one to five years can usually be easily corrected and need never become an issue. If the same problems are left undiagnosed until that horse is older, much more aggressive techniques are required to correct the situation."
About the Author
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Les Sellnow is a free-lance writer based near Riverton, Wyo. He specializes in articles on equine research, and operates a ranch where he raises horses and livestock. He has authored several fiction and non-fiction books, including Understanding Equine Lameness and Understanding The Young Horse, published by Eclipse Press and available at www.exclusivelyequine.com or by calling 800/582-5604.
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- Unknown said...
It would be nice if the original Comico Primer story and the first 3 issues of Grendel that preceded the Mage backup stories were in there. Although I own them, to have them in a collected format would be a plus. But given that they are somewhat amateurish (compared to Wagner's later works) and are retold in the "Devil by the Deed" Mage backups, Wagner probably doesn't want them reprinted.
- September 11, 2012 at 9:09 PM
- Unknown said...
It would be nice if the original Comico Primer story and the first 3 issues of Grendel that preceded the Mage backup stories were in there. Although I own them, to have them in a collected format would be a plus. But given that they are somewhat amateurish (compared to Wagner's later works) and are retold in the "Devil by the Deed" Mage backups, Wagner probably doesn't want them reprinted.
- September 11, 2012 at 9:10 PM
I had already read most of this omnibus in various trades over the years, but after reading your review I still got all psyched up about it and bought it anyways. Reading it all at once is a much different, much richer experience than when I read it initially, and it was well worth the money. I don't totally understand why he arranged it the way he did (it's not strictly chronologically... the Mage backups, BWR, and RWB overlap completely, but with different details), but it's a great order to read it in. Both my wife and my little brother want to read it when I'm done now.
One nice thing I didn't realize was that between this, my Batman/Grendel collection (which, awesomely, is canon in thr Grendelverse), and my signed Grendel Archives hardcover, I actually own the complete Hunter Rose saga, which is kind of cool.
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China Telecom chooses Alvarion/BISC Broadband Wireless solution
Israel's Alvarion and its new strategic partner Beijing International Switching System Corporation (BISC), a joint venture between Siemens and Chinese enterprises have announced that China Telecom has chosen the Alvarion/BISC Broadband Wireless solution for its first commercial 3.5 GHz broadband wireless access network deployment.
The network will be installed in Shenyang, a city of 4.5 million inhabitants and the capital of the Liaoning region. Shenyang is one of 32 Chinese cities in which operators have recently received licenses to operate broadband wireless networks in the 3.5 GHz band, and the first to select a vendor and to begin network deployment. Alvarion's advanced WALKair network will be used to support advanced voice and data access services.
Alvarion is a powerhouse of point-to-multipoint broadband wireless access (BWA) solutions for telecom carriers, service providers, and Enterprises worldwide. Alvarion's systems are used to provide Internet access and voice and data services for subscribers in the last mile, as well as for cellular network feeding, building-to-building connectivity, and wireless local area networks (LANs). — (menareport.com)
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The Lecture Hall at the Holley Academic Center Florida State University – Panama City
4750 Collegiate Drive, Panama City, Florida 32405
Saturday, August 25, 2012
10:00 a.m. Central Time
The Honorable Doc Hastings
Panel I
Kenneth Wright
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
Pamela Anderson
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Donald A. Waters
Commercial Fisherman
Pensacola, Florida
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Captain William Kelly
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Captain Tom Adams
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Captain Michael Jennings
Charter Fishermen's Association
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Captain Robert Zales, II
National Association of Charterboat Operators
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Director of Scientific Programs & Chief Scientific Advisor
National Marine Fisheries Service
The health of the Gulf of Mexico and its fishery resources affect the entire economy of Florida. Florida's fisheries create and support thousands of jobs throughout the State and contribute to local businesses through hotel, restaurant, and bait store expenditures from out-of-state anglers. A U.S. Census Bureau report found that 2.8 million residents and non-resident anglers contributed $4.3 billion to Florida's economy in fishing–related expenditures in 2006. Commercial fishing also plays a large role in sustaining Florida's economy. According to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, the economic impact of the commercial fishing industry was an additional $5.6 billion in 2008. The Committee has identified a number of challenges and impediments to fully utilizing the fishery resources of the Gulf of Mexico. The field hearing will give Members an opportunity to get a more detailed view of these challenges by examining: whether outdated scientific information available to fishery managers is limiting harvest levels; whether governmental restrictions on the harvest of fishery resources are necessary; and to what extent governmental programs - including catch shares, annual catch limits, and the National Ocean Policy - will affect how fisheries are harvested in the future.
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A homeless woman sits bundled against the cold as she begs on East 42nd Street in Manhattan, New York City, January 4, 2016. New York Governor Andrew Cuomo signed an executive order on Sunday requiring local officials throughout the state to force the homeless into shelters when temperatures dip below freezing and vowed to defend the edict if challenged in court. REUTERS/Mike Segar
More than 500,000 people – a quarter of them children – were homeless in the United States this year amid scarce affordable housing across much of the nation, according to a study released on Thursday.
The report, from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), said the number was down slightly from 2014. Many U.S. cities are confronting a sluggish economic recovery, stagnant or falling wages among the lowest-income earners and budget constraints for social welfare programs.
Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland, Oregon and Hawaii have all recently declared emergencies over the rise of homelessness, and on Thursday Seattle's mayor toured a new encampment for his city's dispossessed. "Despite national estimates, New York City continues to experience near record homelessness," said Giselle Routhier, a spokeswoman for the Coalition for the Homeless, an advocacy group.
According to HUD's latest tally, nearly 565,000 people were living on the streets in cars, in homeless shelters or in subsidized transitional housing during a one-night national survey in January. Nearly one-fourth were aged 18 or under. That number was down 2 percent from the previous year's count and 11 percent from 2007, HUD said.
The actual U.S. homeless population is likely higher than HUD's snapshot suggests because many people living without the means to put a roof over their heads are beyond the reach of the survey, sleeping on a friend's couch or a relative's basement. HUD reported separately this month that roughly 1.49 million individuals used a shelter in 2014, up 4.6 percent from 2013, agency spokeswoman Heather Fluit said. Even as homelessness has waned nationally, 17 states posted increases, including the two most populous – New York and California, up nearly 10 percent and 1.6 percent, respectively, from last year.
Thirty-three states and the District of Columbia recorded declines, with the biggest drops found in Florida, Texas, Georgia, Michigan and New Jersey. "I am glad it's trending downward, but a 2 percent change (nationally) is pretty much flat," said Nan Roman, president of the National Alliance to End Homelessness, in Washington. A lack of affordable housing, combined with slumping pay at the lower end of the U.S. wage scale, has been cited by analysts as a driver of homelessness in a number of U.S. cities. "We are 7 million units short of affordable housing for low-income people – that's a big gap," Roman said. (Reporting by Eric M. Johnson in Seattle; Editing by Steve Gorman and Sandra Maler)


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Back about 22 years ago, I did a scrapbook layout using silk azaleas and dogwoods. That was long before they had flowers for scrapbooking. These are not in page protectors, but the book has been stored standing upright, like a book in the library. When I open the book to the page, they bounce back to their original shape every time. No sheet protectors in that book.
Over the years I have also used a lot of what we used to call "lumpy stuff" in my books, and they only thing I am careful about is not to put them directly across from photos that could be dented or scratched by the opposing embellishment on each side of the page.
I try not to go thicker than 1/4 to 1/3 inch and no sharp edges. If I have a brad that I use, I often tape a piece of cardstock to the back just to be sure.
You can also cut the page protector and let the embellishment peek out from the protector. But standing the books on end takes care of most of the problem.
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If you work at a noisy construction site, then you should wear protection for your ears to prevent hearing loss. Gradual hearing loss is hard to detect until the situation is discovered by a healthcare professional. You can also damage your hearing by listening to loud music on a regular basis. Take steps to protect your hearing from loud noises.
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In the United States, hearing loss affects over 10 percent of the population. The numbers are growing for teenagers who are listening to the constant sound of music on cellphones, automobiles and iPods. It is important that young people realize the damage they can do to their hearing. If you suspect you have a hearing loss problem, then visit a hearing specialist.
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Family calls for 'no retaliation' for murder as Gary Hutch laid to rest
The family of gangland murder victim Gary Hutch appealed for no retaliation at his funeral this morning.
Hundreds of friends and family joined in the funeral procession behind the remains of gangster Hutch (34), who was shot dead last month in Spain.
Close pals took turns to carry the heavy wooden casket, which featured a carved image of the last supper, as it made its way down Sean McDermott Street just before 11am mass.
The hymn 'You Raise Me Up' was played as the body of the crime boss was brought into the church on Dublin's north inner city.
Taking to the altar, a family member asked that there be no more bloodshed in the violent warfare among the Christy Kinahan gang that has ripped through the Costa del Sol.
"We do not want retaliation. We don't wish our pain on any other family, I let God be our judge," she said.
Chief celebrant, parish priest at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Richard Ebejer, said that now was a time for remembering Gary.
"We are not here to judge, but to mourn," he said.
Hutch's notorious younger brother – Derek 'Del Boy' Hutch (30) – was not in attendance, as he had been granted a short period of compassionate leave from prison to pay his respects on Sunday afternoon.
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"There was no chance that 'Del Boy' was going to be allowed to attend the funeral. The security risk would be far too great, so a short visit was facilitated on Sunday," a jail source said.
READ MORE: Ring of steel as tensions high ahead of funeral of slain gangster Gary Hutch
The body of Gary Hutch reposed at his family's home in Champions Avenue in Dublin's north inner city, with prayers taking place yesterday evening.
A large garda presence was around Hutch's funeral at Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Sean McDermott Street this morning, including members from the National Bureau of Criminal Investigation (NBCI), patrol units and undercover detectives.
READ MORE: Man fears for life after he let Gary Hutch stay at his home
Floral tributes to Hutch spelled out 'son', 'brother' and 'pal'. Gifts brought to the altar included a bike helmet and a Dublin jersey.
It is not known if Hutch's under-threat and exiled pal 'Fat' Freddie Thompson attended today's funeral, but the murdered man's uncle Gerry 'the Monk' Hutch was expected to be there.
READ MORE: 'Fat' Freddie moves up hit list as Christy Kinahan targets henchmen
Gardai believe that Gary Hutch (34) was shot dead on the orders of his former associates in the Christy Kinahan crime cartel after being blamed when a €2m cocaine shipment destined for the UK went missing.
He was trying to escape the gunman out of a back exit on the gated Miraflores complex in Costa del Sol where he lived when he was cornered and shot in the head and chest.
The gangster was trapped when he found a door leading onto waste ground locked after a dramatic chase round the complex's swimming pool.
Sources said detectives have been concerned about reprisals for Hutch's murder, but one criminal who will not be able to seek satisfaction is 'Del Boy', as he is serving lengthy sentences in Mountjoy.
In October 2009, he was jailed for two years after he tried to sell a stolen motorbike to gardai.
In February, 2011, the crazed cocaine user was jailed for six years for stabbing an innocent 23-year-old man to death on St Stephen's Day, 2007.
After the killing, he tried to get rid of the blade and arranged to have his back slashed to make it look like he had been hurt in a fight.
He was back in court a month later when the Court of Criminal Appeal ruled that a seven-
year sentence handed down for possession of a silenced pistol was not unduly lenient.
In July 2012, Hutch was sentenced to 16 years for his role in a May 2009 robbery in Lucan during which gardai shot dead his accomplice, Gareth Molloy.
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At the beginning of Goodbye Solo , a friendly African-born taxi driver is travelling at night in the city of Winston-Salem, N.C. His fare is a 70-ish, tough-looking white man named William.
A deal is in progress: William wants to be picked up in two week's time for a trip to Blowing Rock, a two-hour drive away in the Blue Ridge Mountains. He gives the driver a $100 deposit on a $1,000 fee for the trip. The driver, whose name is Solo, laughs it off as a joke but when the old man says he'll get another driver, he takes him seriously. Solo suspects the old man intends to jump to his death and William fails to deny it. The scene ends with the taxi's tail lights fading around a curve.
All that information is learned in the first 21/2 minutes of Goodbye Solo, in one long take in which the stationary camera watches the two men talking. As director Ramin Bahrani said in a first-person article on indiewire.com, he believes that "most audiences read a synopsis before seeing a film" and will know the basic plot before even going to the cinema.
With that out of the way, he concentrates on interactions and telling images to create a fascinating parable about respect and dignity. What Bahrani does isn't flashy but it is terrific, careful cinematic storytelling, as he builds the sense of a town, and the ways people live and see their place in the world.
Goodbye Solo is the third feature from Bahrani ( Man Push Cart , Chop Shop ), an American-born filmmaker of Iranian parents. Goodbye Solo , which he co-wrote with Bahareh Azimi, feels very much like an Iranian film, in the way it blends concerns both cosmic and every day. Specifically, it seems to owe a debt to Abbas Kiarostami's A Taste of Cherry . The effect is so casual it feels improvised, but the technique is painstaking. Bahrani spent months in Winston-Salem working with the actors, and the opening shot alone took 24 takes to get right.
The cab driver, Solo (Souleymane Sy Savane ), is a Senegalese man, living in North Carolina with a Mexican wife and his nine-year-old adolescent stepdaughter, Alex (Diana Franco Galindo). The couple has a baby of their own on the way but their relationship is rocky, partly because Solo, ambitious and eager to learn, wants to train to be a flight attendant. The metaphor of the flight attendant, helping those prepared to take flight, is powerful without being obtrusive. Solo decides to watch over William, to insinuate himself in his life and try to change his mind.
Though African by birth, Solo's pretty much the embodiment of the American dream. He's an engaging hustler who relies on his charm. He calls every male "Big Dog" and calls the woman dispatcher at his cab company "Pork Chop." He's one of those people who are always performing, switching his speech from hip-hop slang to formal conversation in mid-sentence, depending on who he's trying to please.
William is played by Red West, an occasional actor ( Walking Tall, Road House), a friend and bodyguard to the late Elvis Presley and a haunting presence on the screen. Though we learn few of the details in his life, there's a palpable sense of grief burning in his distant gaze. Solo takes him on as his project. He persuades the taxi dispatcher to put all of William's calls through to him. William repeatedly goes to the local movie theatre, which holds a particular fascination for him. He is surprised and suspicious to see the same driver pick him up each night but eventually accepts Solo's company.
Solo keeps up his patter with the taciturn older man, takes William to a bar, and even brings him back to his house after William passes out in the cab. At one point, Solo goes so far as to move into William's motel, insisting he needs a place to study for his flight-attendant exams, using it as opportunity to do William's laundry, and check out the pills that William carries.
Solo's interest in the old man feels entirely plausible, and is implicitly tied to his family back in Senegal. At one point, Solo explains to William that, in his country, it's an honour to take care of the elderly, and they are welcomed in their children's homes. Then why not go back to his country, grumbles William. Solo says he will, when he's old and needs care.
What happens in Goodbye Solo meets the complex demands of good classic storytelling, of being both credible and unpredictable, though the most powerful emotions, particularly at the end, are communicated through a handful of emotionally connected images, without any words. There is no music throughout, except what plays on Solo's radio.
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Set against the backdrop of an American town that without its consent had become a vast social experiment, Outcasts United follows a pivotal season in the life of the Fugees and their charismatic coach. Warren St. John documents the lives of a diverse group of young people as they miraculously coalesce into a band of brothers, while also drawing a fascinating portrait of a fading American town struggling to accommodate its new arrivals. At the center of the story is fiery Coach Luma, who relentlessly drives her players to success on the soccer field while holding together their lives and the lives of their families in the face of a series of daunting challenges.
This fast-paced chronicle of a single season is a complex and inspiring tale of a small town becoming a global community and an account of the ingenious and complicated ways we create a home in a changing world.
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A band named Bourbon Street Parade will turn McNamara's Pub into a Big Easy beer garden from 4 to 7 p.m. Sunday April 17.
The swinging sextet – which specializes in New Orleans-style jazz – was formed in Rochester in the late 1960s, and most of its members have been making music much longer.
"But we're getting better, not older," said trombonist Dave Pierce, who lives in Fayetteville. "I'm sure you'll agree when you hear us play."
The combo's tempos range from easygoing tunes like "Tin Roof Blues" and "Royal Garden Blues" to barnburners like "I've Found a New Baby" and "Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives to Me," plus the occasional hymn or show tune.
The band features trumpeter and Satchmo-style singer George Baker, who was a popular player as a youngster in Cleveland and today is a successful Rochester architect.
Clarinetist Peter Ferran is a professor of theater arts at RIT and has played jazz in Europe as well as touring both U.S. coasts with Bonnie Raitt. He appeared at McNamara's Pub not long ago with Ray Skalski's Buffalo band.
Pianist Milo Tomanovich long served as a Monroe County legislator and has played Dixieland music for a quarter-century.
Bassist and tuba player Lynn Eberhardt is a regular with Jon Seiger and the All-Stars (which will perform at McNamara's on May 22). Earlier Eberhardt played with the U.S. Coast Guard Band and has taught music in public schools for many years.
Drummer John Beck is professor emeritus of percussion at Eastman School of Music, a member of the Percussive Arts Society Hall of Fame and retired timpanist of the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra.
And trombonist Dave Pierce, is a founding member of the Bourbon Street Parade. He ran an ad agency in Rochester for 30 years. Now he lives in Fayetteville and occasionally plays with a few Syracuse-area bands.
McNamara's Pub is located at 5600 Newport Road; 672-8872.
Admission to Sunday's concert costs $10 for JASS members and $12 for others; for JAZZ info, call 652-0547.
The Jazz Appreciation Society of Syracuse is a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and presentation of traditional New Orleans jazz.
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- Karrilee AggettJune 27, 2013 at 9:38 PM
So glad that you are here... and writing... sharing... and I so love your honesty! I can hear your true self coming forth even as I read these words, my friend!ReplyDelete
- Alia_JoyJune 27, 2013 at 10:00 PM
Every season holds different things. I know the one you're in so well. Praying for a season where your words will fly and you'll see a glimpse of the story you were meant to write.ReplyDelete
I am often afraid that the me God created me to be will never show herself. I am learning to be content in the in-between. I love the song quote you posted. Perfect!ReplyDelete
- J Lenni DornerJune 27, 2013 at 11:34 PM
Stopping by from Five Minute Friday.ReplyDelete
"And when the moment arrives you know you'll be alright." -- Aerosmith said that in the song Amazing. I thought it went well with your Beatles. A little mash up.
But in all seriousness, I do know how you feel. I spent three years on a sci-fi novel when I was younger. Much younger. So much younger that I had never watched Star Wars. My sci-fi novel had a heroine named... Princess Leah. The first person I was finally brave enough to show it to got through the first paragraph, looked at me, and said, "You know there's already a pretty famous sci-fi Princess that is named Leia, which sounds about the same as Leah." I got wide eyed and replied, "Well, how famous are we talking? I mean, I didn't know about it. So maybe it's not that well known."
I was considerably more naive back then.
I printed the whole thing out. Sat and watched at the printer went back and forth, wheels turning, sucking the pages through. Then ripped the sides off of each page. (Those not alive in the 90's have no idea what I'm talking about here. LOL.) Then I burned it. I watched it die. I said good-bye to it and walked away heart broken.
It never occurred to me to give her a new name.
Then again, that might be part of how I was, or who I am. I wouldn't rename my character. I would sooner kill my character than have to give her a different name. It felt wrong to me. This was the name she went by. Who was I to call her something else.
Here's something pathetic... When I first heard that the movie John Carter was coming out, I couldn't understand the poster or why Taylor Kitsch was playing Noah Wyle's role. That didn't make sense! And why did the tag line imply that an emergency room in Chicago was now on Mars?
Please laugh.
You will get past your in between eventually. Stick one idea on a post it or word document every day. One idea. One sentence. One character name. Doesn't matter if it's good. Doesn't matter if you like it. Let the words mingle together. Like a good stew. Just some broth isn't going to be the most awesome ever. But invite a vegetable to the party. Then have an herb come on over. Before you know it, something is cooking!
It'll be okay.
- Tara JJune 28, 2013 at 1:19 AM
Megan, thank you for continuing to write even though you may not feel quite inspired at the moment, I am grateful for your post because I am just coming out of feeling this way <3 Have a blessed weekend. Tara (The Proverbs 31 Sanctuary)ReplyDelete
The struggle in the in between makes for amazing fodder on the page. It becomes the true impetus for our pen to move across the page - so while it feels lonely and hard, it is like winter, incubating the amazing. Don't stop writing - keep pushing forward. It will come.ReplyDelete
I confess that I clicked on your tile on Lisa Jo's page because the T.A.R.D.I.S. called to me. :) And great post, too!ReplyDelete
Oh my word!! Your words are so powerful and they just hang in the air until they find their way to settle somewhere between wow and amazing... I've have been where you are sister... truly. And it is trite of me to say this too will pass... but it will. Read, love and most of all fear less...ReplyDelete
Oh that struggle of the in between can so hard. Just keep taking it one word at a time and keep writing because we need your words.ReplyDelete
- Cindi SummerlinJune 28, 2013 at 6:54 PM
What a beautiful post. Thank you for sharing your in between. I know that writer's struggle and have felt it many times.ReplyDelete
This is exactly how I feel most days lately. :( Wish this week will be better for you!ReplyDelete


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Summary: Correspondence consists of letters concerning Bartlett's art-related activities and his interest in various artists including Mary Ogden Abbott, Amy Cross, George Dergalis, Lilian Westcott Hale, and Arthur J. Stone (1930-1981). Printed material includes clippings (1959-1979), exhibition and auction announcements, catalogs (1937-1981) and programs (1956-1968). Other materials consist of a docent speech for an exhibition, a slide of the painting TULIPS by Amy Cross, four receipts (1946-1977) and price lists (1960-1965).