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The JT7 range of Carbon fibre accessories are now available. All the accessories are developed with Jordi Tarres and 'Carbono Racing'.
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Sleek really is one of my favoured high street make up brands – when its good, its very good and well worth the price. I also like the simple black packaging that always feels heavy rather than light and cheap.
This Contour Kit hit my doormat a few weeks ago – I love contour products although I tend to like doing it (if I bother) with my Nars Multiple Sticks (Malaysia and Copacabana).
The Sleek MakeUP contouring kit comes like this:
Mmmmmm. It looks like a calling card you'd find in a Soho Phone Box doesn't it? In the words of Tyra Banks, "You gotta control the hooch!"
So we'll ignore that and look at the palette. Once again, a gorgeously heavy, sturdy case. Like the design on the front too:
I was sent the palette in light which is just the right shade for me – I don't like to use too dark tones for contouring in the fear of messing things up.
I also like the way its laid out in the palette, bit more contour (matte!) than the highlight (fine shimmer!).
The powder itself is a nice texture.To me its no different to the various other far more expensive bronzers/contour powders I have bought recently – it doesn't feel cheap.
The colours:
The brown is a matte – hurrah – and a tiny bit warm. Not a reddish brown though, which is a relief. In my dream world it would be a perfect matte, cool toned brown….
The highlighter is a silvery pearl. I quite like it, but it is LIGHT. So if you are olive you may want to look at the medium kit – not sure if the highlighter is warmer/more gold but that could be more natural.
You get a guide in the set:
Applied some highlight to the top of my cheekbones and bronzer underneath. My skin is so dry, so do excuse the flaky patches:
Not very long ago I spent £26 on a Make Up Forever Sculpt Kit, which now that I think of it was really a waste of money because this works just as well and is a fraction of the cost.
Well worth if it you are looking out for a new contour powder – you get both shades in one place and its a good powder – just make sure you choose the right shade! I am a NC35 and think this set is fine for me, but if you are darker there's the medium/dark sets to choose from.
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ADDISON COUNTY/BRANDON — Eleven area schools have been tapped to receive about $450,000 to pay for computer hardware and software as the result of the settlement of a consumer fraud suit against Microsoft Corp.
Superintendents in all four of the local supervisory unions this week received letters from the Vermont Department of Education telling them that some of their schools would be among the 135 Vermont schools that will share in $4.7 million Microsoft agreed to pay in order to settle a 2001 court case. The payouts will come in the form of vouchers that could be used to purchase certain computer software and hardware products, and related services, which need not be from Microsoft.
"It's like manna from heaven," said William Mathis, superintendent of the Rutland Northeast Supervisory Union.
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MONTPELIER — Vermont dairy farmers by the end of next week are expected to receive their first checks under an emergency price support program implemented by the state in late June.
Officials at the Vermont Agency of Agriculture explained this week that under the Vermont Target Price Program (VTPP) they will pay dairy farmers 99 cents per hundredweight for milk they sold in June. The $8.6 million VTPP fund was created by Gov. James Douglas and the Vermont Legislature in late June to help dairy farms handle the losses caused by the combination of bad weather, high fuel prices and low milk prices.
"It's definitely going to help," said Ferrisburgh dairy farmer Ray Brands. "Right now, the prices are at their lowest point."
NEW HAVEN — After 28 years on the New Haven selectboard, Amos Roleau III resigned his position at the body's July 11 meeting, saying he was discouraged by changes in the town in recent years.
Looking back on his time in office, Roleau was concerned about the direction he thought things were going. "The (town) government is going to have to change," he said. "You're getting more municipal services that everyone wants, and that has to come from somewhere."
He said that if current trends continued, New Haven would need a larger town government, including offices like a town manager or a town planner, which he opposed.
Roleau said one of his biggest reasons for leaving was the voters' decision, made at a special town meeting May 25, to decide future town government issues by Australian ballot. "That, to me, means we don't even need a town meeting any more," Roleau explained.
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Unrest is exciting, compelling, and very important. It describes
the growing unrest that I encounter around the world, the frustration
and courage of those who dare to challenge the power of the political
corporate world. Paul Hawken states eloquently all that I believe
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you have lost a sense of direction in your life, if despair dogs your
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This is the first full account of the real
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in the name of social justice and ecological health. I love this book.
It is a field guide for all that is possible.
Many books describe the world in ways that
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which light pours. Paul Hawken is stupendously well informed. He is
also critical without rancor, intuitive without woo woo, and poetic
or hard-minded as the case requires. His narrative flows from a harrowing
litany of "free market" abuses and desecrations to the countless
life-saving actions and organizations that now envelope the earth in
response. This is a work of enormous love and consequence. Every compassion-driven
soul who reads it will be stunned by the scope and power of the movement
we've inadvertently formed. When, inevitably, my daughters someday
feels their hearts broken by the wounded world they have inherited,
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of the planet on a geological scale. Scientists tell us of a
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species extinction, marine depletion, deforestation—the depressing
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Paul Hawken has written an important and significant
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What the Apollo missions did
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In the midst of the last century's happy
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the human family has Paul Hawken - blessed with the gift to clearly
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Paul Hawken has an extraordinary ability to perceive the underlying
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defending nature against the onslaught to their new friends and allies
in the capitals of capitalism. Within this vast tableau, the
book tells the dramatic story of people rising to resist - a global
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Miami City Commission votes to declare Brickell's St. Jude church historic
After listening to more than six hours of passionate pleas from feuding parishioners, preservationists, architects, school graduates and Operation Pedro Pan alumni, the Miami City Commission unanimously approved the historic designation of St. Jude Melkite Catholic Church off Brickell Avenue.
The 4-0 vote, with Commissioner Michelle Spence-Jones absent, came at 2:38 a.m. Friday.
The decision means changes or renovations to the exterior of the 66-year-old church will have to be approved by the city's preservation board.
"I believe that St. Jude was with us tonight as was Our Lady of the Assumption," said Souraya Faas, one of the leaders behind the historic designation effort.
Others, however, took a decidedly different point of view, including the church pastor, the Rt. Rev. Damon Geiger. He and others are concerned the church, surrounded by Brickell high-rises, will not be able to expand and will face financial hardship as a result of the historic designation.
Declared parishioner Andrea Monzani: "The only thing we need to save St. Jude from is imposed designation."
Opponents of the designation said Friday they likely would appeal the commission's decision.
Scores of supporters for each side showed up Thursday to give their testimony, some as early as 9:30 in the morning, only to be told by Commission Chairman Marc Sarnoff they would have to wait until at least 7 p.m.
The item came up before the commission at 8:04 p.m. Thursday and did not conclude until after the 2:38 a.m. vote on Friday.
Parishioners opposed to the designation wore green ribbons with pins that depicted St. Jude, while the pro-designation crowd wore green and white shirts that stated, "Vote Yes on Historical Designation" and showed an image of the poured-concrete and Indiana limestone church, located at 126 SE 15th Rd.
The dispute arose last August, when a small group of parishioners from the church, aligned with prominent preservationists, started pushing for historic designation. In April, the city's preservation voted 4-2 in favor of historic designation, but that was one vote short of what was needed from the 10-member board.
That decision was appealed, leading to the commission's approval early Friday morning.
The months-long dispute over the chapel has been contentious, with aspersions cast in both directions alleging that one side or the other has misled the public and parishioners.
The Bishop of the Eparchy of Newton — in essence, the U.S. head of the church — wrote a letter to parishioners in September. After referencing "a small group of misguided persons" who have been "spreading false and malicious rumors concerning the future of St. Jude parish" and emphasizing that there were no plans to sell the church, Bishop Nicholas Samra issued a stark warning to parishioners stating, "anyone who attempts to disturb the peace of a parish or incites hatred or ill feelings toward the lawful hierarchy of the church places themselves in great spiritual jeopardy."
On Thursday, the city's historic preservation staff recommended the historic designation. The staff report stated the previous owners of the church, the Sisters of the Assumption, "actively participated in" Operation Pedro Pan, a project that brought unaccompanied Cuban children to Miami in the 1960s after Fidel Castro came to power.
In addition, the Sisters of the Assumption were engaged in helping Carmelite Sisters after they had been expelled from Cuba during the revolution. Two sisters of the Assumption wrote a letter to the Commission on July 17 that said Mother Teresa had visited the church several times and the late Bishop Agustin Román's stay with the sisters after his exile coincided with one of her visits.
Alumni of the Sisters of the Assumption Academy, along with a group of representatives from Operation Pedro Pan, showed up to voice their support for the historic designation. It also received endorsements from local historians Arva Moore Parks and Paul George, as well as historic preservation architect Richard Heisenbottle. Dade Heritage Trust also supported the designation.
Church leaders and their consultants, however, said the report was flawed and exaggerated the role of the church in Operation Pedro Pan.
Ellen Uguccioni, a former historic preservation officer for Coral Gables and who serves on the Florida National Register Review Board, was hired by the church to evaluate the designation. She said the church's involvement with Operation Pedro Pan was "absolutely minimal." She pointed out that the school for the Academy of the Assumption no longer exists, and that part of the property was sold to a developer who built condominiums on it.
According to the staff report, few children actually stayed at the school run by the Sisters of the Assumption and only for a brief period of time. The church did feed Pedro Pan children who lived across the street, however, and designation supporters said that many attended Mass at the chapel.
The architectural significance of the building also was debated. While the city's staff report called the chapel "a unique example of Romanesque architecture in Miami," the church's historic-preservation consultant, retired University of Illinois architecture professor John Garner, gave a detailed breakdown of why he thought the architectural significance of the building had been overstated, and why he thought the architect who designed the church, Henry D. Dagit Jr., was not particularly prominent.
Pastor Geiger said the primary significance of the church was religious, as "a house of God for worship and religious ritual," and not architectural or historical.
He was also worried the church might face financial hardship because of the designation, and wanted the ability to make alterations to or expand the church without having to go through an approval process by the city's preservation board.
Also discussed was that once the church is designated historic, the church can then sell the unused development rights, or air rights, to a developer who can transfer the density to another piece a land with the same zoning. Sarnoff estimated the value of the church's development rights at $6 million to $8 million.
At one point, prominent attorney and real estate developer Chris Korge wondered aloud why the bishop had not offered a restrictive covenant as a compromise. This idea led Commissioner Francis Suarez to offer having both sides go back and try to work out such a deal. To which Korge replied: "That train has left the station."
Perhaps one of the most impassioned pleas against designation came from Jonathan Pratt-Perez.
Perez began with a quote from Chapter 6 of Matthew that directed the faithful to lay treasure up not on earth, but in heaven, "For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.''
He said he had been a drug addict and an atheist but Geiger, the church pastor, has been a second father to him.
"The Nuns of the Assumption, the people who helped in Pedro Pan, they lived and died for the faith, not for the building. If they knew that one day the building would have to go to make room for more parishioners for the sake of their spiritual health, it's almost inconceivable for me to think they would place more care on the physical stones than on the need for that parish to expand.''


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Core CPI i.e. consumer prices ex-food and energy were up 0.3 percent, above expectations of a 0.2 percent MoM rise.
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The New MinisterThe town records reveal that Hallowell's choice of a new minister in 1786 was controversial. They also reveal that Judge North and Martha's husband were both involved. Take a look at the Hallowell 1785 and 1786 town records. You can see that Joseph North was chosen to be on the committee appointed by the town in May 1785 to "procure preaching," and that the town selectmen (including Martha's husband Ephraim) were chosen for this committee less than one year later. Why is evidence about church business found in the town records? Because the minister's salary was paid with town taxes -- so the choice of a new minister was up to the town meeting. (The separation of church and state evolved over the next hundred years.)
In the tumultuous years after the American Revolution, new religious beliefs and new religious sects (Baptists, Methodists, Unitarians, Universalists, and others) proliferated throughout New England, especially in frontier settlements. If you compare these maps of the churches in mid-Maine in the year 1790, in 1800, and in 1810 you can see how many new churches sprang up in the backcountry in just twenty years. This led to fights over which minister to hire with taxpayers' money. Conflicts erupted all over New England. In fact, two of the five ministers who participated in the ordination of Hallowell's new minister were deposed within five years. Religious controversy was in the air.
The town records also reveal that two candidates for the Hallowell job had already been turned down when Isaac Foster arrived from Connecticut, as a job candidate, to preach in April. On May 8, the town meeting voted to offer the young pastor a job; the vote was 57 to 4.
We can read the letter of acceptance Foster wrote. In it, he writes, "Permit me, my Brethren, to rely on your candor while I faithfully improve the talent God has given me for your spiritual good." All seemed well.


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He was born in Nameoki (Granite City), Illinois on February 13, 1936, and was a veteran of the United States Air Force for 22 years active duty and 17 years civil service. He is preceded in death by his daughter Jean, and son Charles. He is survived by his wife of 56 years, Margot, his son Robert J., and his granddaughter Jessica. He will forever live in our hearts.
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In my mind, my childhood was much different than that of my friends'; while they yearned to have sleepovers and spend as much time with each other as possible, I looked forward to quality time with my family. I truly cherished the moments I got to spend with my aunts, uncles, grandparents, and cousins. The love and happiness that my family shared created a comfortable, warm feeling that I couldn't experience around my friends. Unfortunately, all great things must come to an end. Three years ago my grandfather passed away at the age of 66 and any ounce of warmth was robbed from us all. Nonetheless, the comfort and warmth that my family presented would be restored in the form of the awe-inspiring stories told by those closest to my Grandpa Mike.
My grandfather was passionate about many things in life; his family, riding his bike, and telling stories to name a few, but above all he was passionate about helping those in need. After receiving a BA in Mathematics from St. Joseph's College, my grandfather decided to follow his passion and went back to school to acquire his MS and PhD in Clinical Psychology from Purdue University. He went on to teach at multiple universities before settling in as head psychologist at Roudebush VA Medical Center. Here, his patients shared one thing in common despite coming from a variety of backgrounds; each of them had at one time felt shunned by society.
Knowing his patients felt such pain and pressure from other members of society, my grandfather made it his goal to understand his patient's story in its entirety. He established bonds with these people that were unbreakable and in the end they were the ones to restore my families warmth. His patients told our family stories we had never known; how my grandpa had literally saved their lives or how in one short talk, his influence had altered the downward spiral in which they were headed. Personally, I was astonished. It was easy for me to understand how much my grandpa meant to me, I loved him, he was my blood. My family. I had no clue that so many others (others I was unaware even existed) felt exactly the same.
At the age of 35, doctors told my grandpa that he had colon cancer. After a brief struggle that included multiple bouts with chemotherapy, it seemed he had defeated cancer. Unfortunately, 20 years later doctors discovered a "mass" within his colon, which they believed to be a result of his previous chemotherapy treatments. They called for the immediate removal of the mass and my grandfather returned to the hospital once more. The doctors told us that they intended to simply remove the tumor-like mass, however, during the procedure complications arose and doctors removed too much of his colon. This led to further complications as my grandpa was in and out of hospitals and nursing homes.
Eventually, an infection spread through his body. This infection reached his heart and nearly proved too much for him to handle as he suffered a severe heart attack. The heart attack took a heavy toll on his life and as a result, my grandpa laid in a coma for over two weeks. This period of sedentary lifestyle left my normally healthy looking grandfather weak and susceptible. He was required to begin therapy as soon as possible.
Everything after this was somewhat of a blur to me. He would leave the hospital and for his physical therapy, which usually took place at a nursing home. Unfortunately, he would become septic and return to the hospital in a couple of days. It was clear that his body could not function with the amount of colon that was left. My grandfather switched between the hospital and the nursing home an additional three times, each time marking an additional degrading of his health. Eventually he was so ill that he fell back into a comatose state and my mother and her siblings were required to make a tough decision. They decided to have him stay in the nursing home, which ultimately meant he would die because the infection poisoned his body. Although this was an extremely hard choice, everybody knew that there was nothing else the doctors could have done for him because the same process would continue to repeat.
At the funeral, we weren't expecting the turnout to be so great, but over 100 people showed up. It was here that his patients recounted their experiences with my grandfather; here we learned he had saved their lives. It was really remarkable to see the amount of lives he touched. During the ceremony, I spoke in front of nearly 100 people knowing that he would have been very proud of me. In the middle of the speech I remember thinking to myself, I want to be like my grandfather and when I die, I want this many people to have loved me.


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NEW YORK (AP) – Lowe's Cos. reports its third-quarter net income surged 76 percent, helped by lower costs and higher revenue, as the company's efforts to revamp its merchandise and prices appeared to be gaining traction.
Its adjusted earnings without charges and its revenue both beat Wall Street forecasts. Its shares rose over 6 percent Monday.
Lowe's has been retooling its pricing strategy, and last summer returned to offering permanent low prices on many items across the store, instead of offering fleeting discounts. But the changes have been slow to catch on, and last quarter Lowe's said it could take until the middle of next year to reap the benefits of the strategy.
"In the third quarter we furthered our efforts to strike the right promotional cadence, drove more items per ticket, and made tough decisions in order to manage capacity and further our progress on value improvement," CEO Robert Niblock said in a call with analysts.
The results are also the latest indication that home-improvement retailers and other housing-market related companies are benefiting from the beginning of a rebound in the housing market, with home prices and home sales growth both improving. Last week rival Home Depot Inc. reported slightly higher third-quarter net income and the company raised its full-year forecast.
In a phone interview with the Associated Press, Niblock said the bottoming out of home values is starting to make people feel better about their homes, but added there is a long way to go.
"We're certainly moving in right direction," he said. "But there's some concern with regard to the looming fiscal cliff and when and how that will be resolved that is on consumers minds as well."
Home Depot also said last week it benefited from a surge in sales late in the quarter from Superstorm Sandy preparations. Lowe's said so far the benefit from Sandy is about even with last year's benefit from Hurricane Irene, but there might be more benefit later as the recovery continues.
Lowe's earned $396 million, or 35 cents per share, for the three months ended Nov. 2. That compares with $225 million, or 18 cents per share, a year ago.
The current quarter includes charges that lowered earnings by 5 cents per share. In the prior-year period, charges reduced earnings by 18 cents per share.
The adjusted earnings of 40 cents per share beat the 36 cents per share that analysts polled by FactSet predicted.
Revenue rose 2 percent to $12.07 billion from $11.85 billion. That also beat Wall Street's estimate of $11.93 billion.
Transactions below $50 were up about 1.3 percent, and transactions above $500 were up about 2.5 percent. Strong categories included lumber and cabinets and countertops.
Revenue at stores open at least a year, a key gauge of a retailer's health, increased 1.8 percent. At its U.S. stores, the metric climbed by the same percentage rate. This figure excludes results from stores recently opened or closed.
For fiscal 2012, Lowe's still expected earnings of about $1.64 per share and revenue to be approximately the same as 2011's $50.21 billion. Analysts forecast earnings of $1.66 per share on revenue of $50.1 billion.
S&P analyst Michael Souers kept his "Sell" rating on the stock, saying it remains overvalued.
"We see Hurricane Sandy providing a modest boost to results near-term, but remain cautious on consumer spending," he wrote in a client note.
Lowe's Cos., which is based in Mooresville, N.C., has 1,750 stores in the U.S., Canada and Mexico.
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Artist's Concept of the Arches Cluster
This artist's impression shows how the Arches star cluster appears from deep inside the hub of our Milky Way Galaxy. Although hidden from our direct view, the massive cluster lies 25,000 light-years away and is the densest known gathering of young stars in our galaxy. The illustration is based on infrared observations with Hubble and with ground-based telescopes, which pierced our galaxy's dusty core and snapped images of the luminous cluster of about 2,000 stars.
Some of the brightest blue stars in this illustration are among the most massive stars astronomers found with the Hubble telescope, weighing about 130 times more than our Sun. The cluster is so young, about 2 to 2.5 million years old, that Hubble caught them before they exploded as supernovae. The cluster's massive stars are illuminating a wall of a giant hydrogen cloud [the reddish-purple filamentary structure along the right edge]. Large clouds like this one make hefty clusters like the Arches. The bright reddish object at upper right is the center of our galaxy, residing 100 light-years away from the Arches cluster. The glowing purple thread-like objects at lower left and the purple arcs at upper right are high-energy particles caught up in strong magnetic fields. Astronomers do not know the origin of these fields.


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Wool quilt from an online auction.
Wools are harder to date than cottons because
they change so little over the decades.
Early-19th-century needleworkers chose from a variety of bedcover styles with wool quilts--- pieced, embroidered and quilted--- an alternative to cotton or silk spreads. Some of the fabric in surviving wool quilts was imported: camblets, calimancoes and satinets---but much was domestic---worsteds, woolens, jeans cloth and hickory cloth.
Calimanco is satin-weave wool polished to look like silk with
reflective qualities perfect for elegant wholecloth quilts.
The reverse of many calimanco quilts is
utilitarian wool of coarser yarns in plain weave.
American wool production suffered in comparison to England's because of limited sheep stock. Domestic flocks made better mutton than fabric.
Raising sheep along the Hudson in Ulster County, NY
Upstate New York produced a good share of domestic wool at the turn of the 19th-century. Dutch-speaking descendants of Niue Amsterdam's farmers continued to keep sheep as they had for generations. Embargoes and war inspired a few innovators to improve their flocks with Spanish merinos.
Breeding Merino with domestic herds
improved wool quality over the decades.
Isabella Baumfree, about 15 years old when the war began, was a slave in this Dutch-speaking rural culture South of Albany near the Hudson. Born in Ulster County about 1797 to James Bomefree or Baumfree (perhaps named " tree" in Dutch for his height, a gift to his daughter) and his third wife Bett.
By the end of the war the girl had been sold three times. She had given birth to a daughter Diana and was entering into a marriage with a fellow slave named Thomas by whom she had five more children.
Ulster County in yellow
By the end of the war the girl had been sold three times. She had given birth to a daughter Diana and was entering into a marriage with a fellow slave named Thomas by whom she had five more children.
Baroness Hyde-de-Neuville lived in America during the teens and painted this portrait of an enslaved washerwoman about Isabella's age.
For their children Isabella and Thomas had hopes for a future in freedom. Months after Isabella's birth the state of New York had decreed that any slaves born after July 4, 1799 would be freed when they reached the age of 28 for men and 25 for women. Isabella, born before that date, was to remain enslaved for life. The children, born after 1799, would remain indentured for years. Diana, for example, could expect to be free in the 1840s, 25 years into the future.
Isabella about 1860. This photo shows her crippled hand, injured during slavery. Her master told her he'd extend her time as once injured she was of less use to him.
Laws changed after the war and a new date for freedom was set for all: the Fourth of July, 1827. Isabella's master's family decided to recoup some of their investment in her by illegally selling her seven-year-old son to an Alabama plantation where he would be enslaved forever. (Isabella went to court to reclaim him.) Her last duty as a slave, she wrote, was to spin 100 pounds of wool into the fall.
But in 1812-1814 this was all in the future. During the war Isabella's fate was to be a slave for life. And some of her fate was spinning wool."The subject of this narrative was to have been free July 4, 1827, but she continued with her master till the wool was spun, and the heaviest of the 'fall's work' closed up, when she concluded to take her freedom into her own hands, and seek her fortune in some other place."
Wool wholecloth quilt from an online auction.
We see no reflective shine in the photo so we can guess the fabric on the face is not the fancier polished wools.
Not only must we reconcile our images of domestic life in the teens with the concept of Northern slavery, we also have to reconcile slavery with the quilts made anywhere in the United States at that time.
Embroidered wool bedcover, New York, dated
December 26, 1815 and signed by Polly Delano
Who spun the wool for these blankets, spreads and quilts? Who wove it? Who quilted it? Who pieced it?
Wool quilt thought to have been made about 1820
from Laura Fisher's store
Once free, Isabella led an interesting life first as Isabella and later as Sojourner Truth. Read her Narrative of Sojourner Truth by clicking here.
A famous public speaker against slavery and for the rights of women, she spoke English with a Dutch accent. An excellent promoter, she made a living selling copies of her book and portraits of herself.
Isabella with her workbag.
She sold many card-sized portraits.
"I sell the shadow to support the Substance."
In March the topic will be early wool quilts
See below for information about these Sketches of America
It's hard for us to reconcile the reality of slavery with our image of New York's small country villages so far from a Southern plantation, but slavery was always there. We only know Isabella's story because she reinvented herself in the 1840s as Sojourner Truth and dictated her best-selling Narrative of her life.
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EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. (AP) Percy Harvin took his place in the slot position, 2 yards behind the line of scrimmage and just off the right tackle. The Minnesota Vikings faced third-and-5 from the Tennessee 10, looking to put the game away late in the third quarter.
The Titans knew exactly what play they needed to be ready for, but Harvin still made it work for his second touchdown of the afternoon to further demoralize a struggling defense.
``They did a good job of trying to take it away, but he's Percy Harvin,'' Vikings quarterback Christian Ponder said.
The ``bubble'' screen pass to the elusive, powerful Harvin is a favorite way for the Vikings to use their most versatile player. It also creates other opportunities for the offense, forcing opponents to brace for the ``bubble'' at the risk of ignoring another player. It's another example, too, of how an effective passing game in today's NFL doesn't necessarily mean a steady stream of long downfield throws to tall, traditional-size wide receivers.
According to research by STATS, Harvin leads the NFL with 329 yards after the catch, more than 80 percent of his receiving total of 407. The next closest player is Denver's Demaryius Thomas with 270. New England's Wes Welker is third with 264. Of Harvin's 38 receptions this season, 22 have been at or behind the line of scrimmage.
New England has been especially good at this, with one of the true stars of the slot in nine-year veteran Welker.
``You get the ball to your guys in space, and you see if they can make guys miss,'' Patriots quarterback Tom Brady said, adding: ``You can throw really a low-risk pass for sometimes a significant reward. Those are always good plays in the offense where you're not trying to squeeze it in to four defenders for a 7-yard gain. You throw it to a guy who's open. He makes a guy miss and gains 14.''
That's what happened last Sunday, when Ponder pivoted right and threw perfectly parallel to the line so Harvin could catch it with a running start and avoid the risk of a fumble if he was too deep. Harvin ran four yards backward in a half-circle - hence the ``bubble'' descriptor - before planting and accelerating forward to grab the ball in the air.
He made four Titans miss badly, the first one with a slick stop-start cut at the 12 and the second one with a similar hesitation move at the 10 before banging off a third defender at the 7. The last one who had a chance, cornerback Jason McCourty, whiffed at the 3.
``He runs the ball just as hard as Adrian Peterson. He's not worried about getting tackled. He's running through arm tackles. That makes him very dangerous for the fact that usually you don't see a guy out there at receiver that has that type of power and strength to stay up,'' McCourty said.
The Vikings sure aren't ambushing anyone when they call the play.
``You hear all the defenders calling out `bubble, bubble, bubble!''' Harvin said. ``It gets a little nervous, but actually I have full confidence in my blockers.''
The widest receiver, in Sunday's case Michael Jenkins, has to clear the man covering him out of the way. Tight end Kyle Rudolph, who lined up outside of Harvin and has the most important job on this play, has to stay square in front of the defender he's trying to block to give Harvin the option of darting to either side. Also, the tackle on the side of the throw has to keep the defensive end from reaching too high so he can bat down the ball. Detroit did that with Cliff Avril the week before. The Lions were all over Harvin, actually, holding him to three catches for 22 yards. One of them went for a 2-yard loss.
``Rudolph, he comes to me repeatedly before the game or during practice, letting me know that I shouldn't have anything to worry about,'' Harvin said. ``Just run my bubble as fast as I can, and he's going to handle it.''
Offensive coordinator Bill Musgrave said he only called the ``bubble'' screen pass once against Tennessee, though the Vikings practice it often. They can run the ball out of the same formation or, if the defense overcommits to take the sideways throw away, use an underneath shovel pass to Harvin instead. The Titans were in a zone coverage for that play on Sunday, a scenario in which Ponder is not supposed to send the ball Harvin's way.
``Rudolph was so confident that he could dominate that block that he wanted Christian to throw it no matter what,'' Harvin said.
These days, at 4-1, the Vikings are confident in a lot of plays. Especially the ones involving Harvin.
``He makes big plays even when you have the numbers from a defensive standpoint to make the play,'' coach Leslie Frazier said, adding: ``They had the numbers and an individual as talented as he is makes a play out of nothing.''
AP Sports Writers Howard Ulman in Foxborough, Mass., and Teresa M. Walker in Nashville, Tenn., contributed to this report.
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Communication and Media Studies 439
COMS 439: Communication and Leadership
Prerequisites: COMS 130 and COMS 230, or permission of instructor
Credit Hours: (3)
An introduction to the study and practice of leadership from a communication perspective. Anlysis of major theories and research in leadership with primary emphasis on application in real-world settings. Through discussions and particpation in group activities, students explore leadership concepts and theories, analyze their personal leadership styles, and develop leadership skills.
An introduction to the study and practice of leadership from a communication perspective. Analysis of major theories and research in leadership and group communication techniques with primary emphasis on developing communication skills in small group interaction.
Detailed Description of Content of Course
The course approaches the issue of leadership for work groups from a systems point of view. Several theoretic models of leadership are studied, with a view to using leadership to maximize the productivity, and creativity of groups, as well as the commitment and motivation of individual group members. Particular attention is given to consideration of working groups within organizational structures.
Detailed Description of the Conduct of Course
The course is conducted in lecture/discussion format. Students are particularly encouraged in class discussion to evaluate differing theoretic perspectives on leadership and to assess their value in different work group environments.
Goals and Objectives of the Course
The central objectives of this class are to make prospective managers and training officers aware of the body of knowledge relating to the leadership and motivation of work groups within organizations. Students should come to understand appropriate and inappropriate uses of groups within organizations, and to effectively provide leadership for them.
Assessment Measures
Assessment measures include at least two examinations and a research paper, which involves detailed investigation of at least one variable important to an understanding of the leadership process.
Other Course Information
This course is available for graduate credit. Graduate students enrolled in the class are required to do extra readings in addition to the textbooks and to write an additional research paper.
Review and Approval
Bill Kennan, Chair September 2001


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Inspirational Material
From WikiLeaks
Useful video recordings
- Ben Bradlee briefly discusses journalists as patriots
- The Academy of Achievement also includes videos of Bob Woodward and other interview excerpts from Ben Bradlee about Watergate and the journalistic pursuit of truth.
- Daniel Ellsberg: "The Leaker in Chief": A Film by Scott Galindez from t r u t h o u t (which hosts many other videos related to truth telling). In it Ellsberg comments on being replaced by George Bush as the most famous leaker.
Useful audio recordings
Interviews and Speeches
Daniel Ellsberg
- Minnesota Public Radio interviews Ellsberg on the "moment of decision", 19 April 2007
- On The Media interview in which Ellsberg calls for truth telling, 22 September 2006
- Weekly Signals KUCI interviews Ellsberg and Sibel Edmonds on whistleblowing, the Pentagon Papers (Internet Tips), and the Bush Administration, 20 May 2005
- KUSP's Jenn Ramage interviews Ellsberg, 2004
- The Long View: America's Illegal War Steven Rosenfeld interviews Daniel Ellsberg, 20 March 2003.
- On the Media interview with Ellsberg on 30th anniversary of the Pentagon Papers, 14 July 2001
Collected materials
- Whistleblowers & Whistleblowers by country - courage in action.
- Background media - Articles about truth telling, famous whistleblowers, etc.
- Quotes - great quotations to use in preparing articles about WikiLeaks, press freedoms or open government.
- Media Strategy - many of us are current or former journalists; here's our media strategy.
- If I had a hammer - WikiLeaks song. words and music by Lee Hays and Pete Seeger. (c) TRO-Ludlow Music, Inc.
If I had a hammer I'd hammer in the morning I'd hammer in the evening All over this land I'd hammer out danger I'd hammer out a warning I'd hammer out love between my brothers and my sisters All over this land If I had a bell I'd ring it in the morning I'd ring it in the evening All over this land I'd ring out danger I'd ring out a warning I'd ring out love between my brothers and my sisters All over this land If I had a song I'd sing it in the morning I'd sing it in the evening All over this land I'd sing out danger I'd sing out a warning I'd sing out love between my brothers and my sisters All over this land Well I've got a hammer And I've got a bell And I've got a song to sing All over this land It's the hammer of justice It's the bell of freedom It's the song about love between my brothers and my sisters All over this land


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John Kerry breaks leg in bike crash; ends overseas trip early
Secretary of State John Kerry is heading to Boston for treatment of a broken right leg, an injury he sustained Sunday in a fall after hitting a curb while cycling part of the Tour de France route in eastern France. The injury forced Kerry to break off a four-nation trip that included an international conference on combating the Islamic State, and the injury raised questions about his ability to participate in future diplomatic initiatives.
State Department spokesman John Kirby said Kerry will be treated at Massachusetts General Hospital by the same physician who operated on his right hip in 2009 to relieve chronic pain. He said X-rays confirmed that Kerry fractured his right femur (thigh bone). "The secretary is stable and never lost consciousness, his injury is not life-threatening and he is expected to make a full recovery," Kirby said.
Kerry fell near the town of Scionzier, southeast of the Swiss border. He was airlifted to a hospital in Geneva. He's flying back to the U.S. on a plane with special medical equipment, the State Department said. It's unclear whether Kerry needs surgery, or how a lengthy rehabilitation might affect nuclear talks with Iran. Kerry has been the lead negotiator in several sessions with Iran over the past two years. He had been in Geneva for a Saturday meeting with Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif. The sides in the negotiations have been working toward a June 30 deadline for a comprehensive nuclear accord between Iran, the U.S., France, Britain, Germany, Russia and China.
Kirby said Kerry will participate remotely in Monday's conference in Paris on the Islamic State threat. Kerry, 71, is an avid cyclist and often brings his bike on diplomatic missions. He took bike trips during breaks in talks earlier this year with Iran and the other nations. It's not his first athletic scrape. In 2012, he appeared at the State of the Union address with black eyes and a broken nose — the result of a collision in a pickup ice hockey game.


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And just like that what seemed to be borderline credible evidence that Windows Phone 7 users would get an update to Windows Phone 8 have vanished again.
Nuno Silva, who stated fairly unequivocally during a video interview that all phones will get Apollo has now retracted his claim. In a post on his MSDN blog, Silva clarified his comments:
"I recently participated in an interview with the Portuguese website Zwame, where I made some comments on the future of Windows Phone that created confusion. Rumors are swirling, so I feel the need to clarify my statements.
The point I was attempting to make was simply that existing Windows Phone applications will run on the next version of Windows Phone. This is the same guidance that Microsoft shared late last year.
I mistakenly confused app compatibility with phone updateability, which caused the rumors we saw yesterday. I did not intend to give the impression I was offering new guidance on any products under development or their upgradeability.
While we have given Windows Phone developers this preliminary guidance on app compatibility to help them with long term project planning, Microsoft does not have any further news to share on future products at this time. "
Interestingly, his response aligns perfectly with Microsoft's PR statement to all tech blogs the other day which took the stance that Silva must be confusing device updates with software compatibility for apps.
We're not claiming conspiracy but there must be little doubt that Redmond probably had a phone call or two with Silva and had him prepare a statement to undo the damage (or redo if you believed him).
Does that mean that no current phones will get Windows Phone 8? Not exactly. Until Microsoft gives us the official roadmap and plans, we're not ready to call this the end.
With low-end Tango devices just about to launch, we're really having a difficult time believing that they won't have any OS updates during their run -- that just seems, odd. We're still leaning towards the two-pronged route (an Apollo-like update for current devices but "true" Windows Phone 8 phones will have technically a new OS) as a possibility. Or just wishful thinking.
And if you believe supposed insider MS_Nerd, the Lumia 610 is already testing with Apollo.
Only time will tell and that time is getting shorter every day. For more speculation, debate and explanations, read yesterday's summary.