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Beyond the Margins: 5 tips and prompts for busy writers
A million thanks to Randy Susan Meyers for hosting me on the wonderful Beyond the Margins blog today, where I offer 5 tips and prompts for how to be an Everyday Writer.
Most authors have busy schedules — these days, who doesn't? — and yet it is possible to keep writing, even if you aren't able to sit down in the chair. These 5 tips will help you see the ways in which you can think like a writer, which is the next best thing to putting words on the page.
Happy writing!
July 3, 2012 2 Comments
In conversation with Sheila Bender of Writing It Real
I always love chatting with Sheila Bender of Writing It Real — she asks the most thought-provoking questions about all aspects of the writing life. So I was delighted to chat with her about Everyday Writing, which meandered into the realm of publishing, submitting work, and writing in different genres — all followed by writing prompts of varying lengths to fit any busy writer's schedule.
Check out the article here — and if you're not already a member, I highly recommend becoming one! Membership offers a wealth of articles, inspiration, classes — and community.
Thanks to Sheila for the opportunity to talk about a few of my favorite things!
June 14, 2012 Comments Off
Summer writing prompts at The Lively Muse
As the weather gets warmer, the writing gets tougher (at least, this is the case with me). I think most of us need a little extra inspiration when the sun is beckoning — and today I offer some tips and prompts over on Judy Reeves's fabulous blog, The Lively Muse.
Join me over on Judy's blog today for a sampling of writing prompts designed just for summer — you can try one of the 5-minute prompts to get warmed up, move on to a 15-minute prompt, and then maybe you'll be inspired to schedule a weekend of writing to give you time to try the in-depth prompt I've created. The prompts can be written from your own POV or that of your character(s) — so you'll be able to either generate new material or keep your current work-in-progress going.
Happy writing — and happy summer!
June 12, 2012 Comments Off
Weekly Writing – Mojo Monday
On this summer Monday, I'm delighted to be featured on Kristin Bair O'Keeffe's amazing Writerhead blog as part of her Mojo Monday series. (Visit Kristin's blog every Monday, where she offers "a little something-something to lift your creative spirits, buoy you up, help you get your mojo on, and nudge (or better yet, catapult) you into writerhead."
Today on Mojo Monday, I write about how to be an everyday writer (i.e., how to find time to be a writer every day even if you're not able to sit down to write every day) and offer three tips with matching prompts – so there's no excuse not start this week off in a writerly mode.
Thanks to Kristin for hosting me today — and happy writing!
June 11, 2012 Comments Off
5 Ways to Make Time for Creativity
I'm happy and grateful to be featured on the StyleSubstanceSoul blog today with "5 Ways to Make Time for Creativity."
If you're not familiar with StyleSubstanceSoul, visit today and sign up to receive their e-news, which delivers inspiration, book and film reviews, interviews, and amazing giveaways to your in-box every week. This wonderful site was founded by three best friends (and mothers of daughters) who believe that "female energy has the power to change the world." They are all about living a life of positive action and compassion — what's not to love about that?
A million thanks to StyleSubstanceSoul for featuring 5 Ways to Make Time for Creativity (and be sure to click through to a couple of the links, where you'll find books by a couple of my favorite poets). Hope this all leads you to a weekend of inspiration, good reading, and good writing!
June 8, 2012 Comments Off
On being an everyday writer
Today I'm delighted to be one of the featured Writers on Writing over at the fabulous Passages North blog. This literary magazine, sponsored by Northern Michigan University, has published fiction (including one of my own stories a few years back), creative nonfiction, and poetry since 1979, and its blog is a treasure for readers and writers alike. Check it out for news on the magazine, submission advice, deadlines, and especially the wealth of information from Writers on Writing.
Thanks to Passages North for the opportunity to share my thoughts on being an everyday writer in a busy world!
May 31, 2012 2 Comments
Books (and inspiration) for writers
I'm very happy today to be featured on the blog of the amazing Jane Friedman, who has posted an excerpt from Everyday Writing, including 10 writing prompts that can be done in 5 minutes or fewer (a.k.a. "Quickies"). A million thanks to Jane for posting this — I hope writers find it helpful and inspiring. The idea behind Everyday Writing is to be a writer every day, even if you don't have much writing time every day — and these short prompts are meant to offer a way to stay connected to your creativity and your writing.
And, speaking of creativity and writing, Brenda Miller's wonderful new book, The Pen and the Bell: Mindful Writing in a Busy World (co-authored with Holly Hughes) is for all writers who wish to create physical and mental space for writing. Its abundance of advice for writers includes tips for how to heighten awareness and take risks in your writing, as well as how to write in a community. Best of all, for today only, Brenda's publisher is offering 20 percent off the book! And be sure to check out Brenda's blog, The Spa of the Mind, for tips and thoughts on finding respite in a busy world.
May 29, 2012 Comments Off
On Memorial Day: Books for Soldiers
One of the many things I love about Forgetting English's publisher, Press 53, is its yearly Memorial Day tradition: For every book you purchase from the Press 53 website from Memorial Day until Flag Day (June 14), Press 53 will send, at no additional cost to you, a book to an active-duty overseas soldier or to a recovering soldier in a military hospital. What better way to celebrate mark Memorial Day?
Buy a book for yourself or a fellow reader, and Press 53 will take care of the rest. And, in celebration of National Short Story Month, why not try a new collection?
Forgetting English isn't the only Spokane Prize winner among Press 53 titles — Becky Hagenston's Strange Weather is also a recipient of the Spokane Prize for Short Fiction (and it's an amazing collection…I highly recommend it).
I also loved reading Tara Masih's Where the Dog Star Never Glows and Andrew Scott's Naked Summer.
And here are a few recent Press 53 award-winning story collections:
Anne Leigh Parrish's short story collection All the Roads That Lead From Home won an Independent Publishers Book Award Silver Medal for Best Short Story Collection.
Marjorie Hudson's short story collection Accidental Birds of the Carolinas won a PEN/Hemingway Award Honorable Mention.
Michael Kardos's short story collection One Last Good Time won the Mississippi Institute of Arts and Letters Award for Fiction.
Click here for details on Books for Soldiers and to start shopping. Happy Memorial Day.
May 28, 2012 Comments Off
Instant books, via the Espresso Book Machine
It was a couple of years ago that I first saw an Espresso Book Machine (EBM) at work, at Village Books in Bellingham, Washington. It was impressive to see an entire book printed and bound in less than ten minutes — and even more impressive than the technology is the print-on-demand aspect itself: Books are made to order, which means no print overruns, which means no waste, which means more trees get to live.
Formerly used mainly for self-publishing, the EBMs are showing signs of going more mainstream. HarperCollins recently announced that it plans to make about 5,000 trade paperback backlist available for printing via EBM — and On Demand Books (the company behind the EBM) has also just announced that it plans to register with Google so that all EBM titles will become available through the Google Books website.
I caught a firsthand glimpse of the mainstreaming of the EBM on my recent book tour, when Northshire Bookstore in Manchester Center, Vermont, printed up copies of Forgetting English rather than ordering the books and having them shipped. A couple of readers got to see their books being printed, which was fun — and the quality was amazing. The book cover was matte rather than glossy, and the pages were thick, the print crisp, and the binding strong. And I got a kick out of seeing a new and different version of Forgetting English, made to order.
The Espresso Book Machine at Northshire is located in a little nook near the front of the store, close to the cash registers. Northshire also has its own imprint, Shires Press, which offers a variety of packages for authors who want to self-publish their books — a very smart idea and likely one of the many reasons this bookstore is celebrating its 35th birthday and going strong.
And Northshire is far from the only indie bookstore to have an EBM: Check out this list of EBM locations, which comprises indie bookstores, university bookstores, and libraries all over the world, including in the U.S., Canada, Japan, Egypt, United Arab Emirates, China, the Philippines, Australia, and England. If there's an EBM located anywhere near you, I recommend checking it out (and printing up a book!); it's a fascinating machine that may very well play a very large role in the way publishing looks in the future.
October 5, 2011 Comments Off
Bookstore Geek: Tree House Books
Tree House Books in Ashland, Oregon, is one of the town's many treasures. I first visited this sweet little children's bookstore last year, around the holidays, while shopping for the little readers in my life. And I'm glad I did — it's one of the most charming bookstores I've ever seen, and it's fun to wander around inside even if you are a grown-up. There really is something for everyone here.
Tree House Books has been on the Plaza in Ashland since 1978 but has relatively new owners who curate a hand-picked selection of books for infants to young adults, as well as a small selection of their favorite books for grown-ups as well. The space is welcoming and inviting, and in addition to books there's a wonderful selection of gifts, toys, and seasonal items that makes it worthwhile to stop in for a look whenever you're walking by.
Tree House also has a book club for kids age 11 and older (if there's anything better than a book club, it's a book club for young readers) as well as many other events, including local author appearances. And be sure to check out Tree House's October calendar, coming soon, for upcoming Halloweeny events.
September 27, 2011 Comments Off
Notes from a book tour
Years ago, before my book was published, I remember reading an article by a very successful author who was complaining about doing book tours. And I remember thinking, How can any author fortunate enough to have a book published and a tour scheduled complain about the privilege not only of having a book out in the world but of being able to meet her readers?
Now, after having just completed a ten-day whirlwind tour of my own, I can empathize a little more — it really is quite exhausting — but I most definitely cannot complain.
For one, I feel so fortunate to have teamed up with my friend and fellow writer Wendy Call, whose amazing book No Word for Welcome (University of Nebraska Press) was published two months after my book, Forgetting English, was reissued by Press 53. Though my book is fiction and hers narrative nonfiction, our books touch on similar themes — the global economy, home and travel, border crossings both literal and figurative — and we put together a series of workshops, seminars, and joint readings that made for a very busy ten days.
We did eight events in four states, traveling through Hurricane Irene-damaged areas that sent us on all sorts of detours, which were so very minor compared to what most residents were going through. It was amazing to see how these communities we visited bonded together; the photo below is from Woodstock's Shiretown Books:
Wendy and I gathered a whole series of lessons from this tour, and if I had to sum them up as one, it would be: Be prepared. For anything.
We had water shortages, a car break-in, oddly timed meals (our first meal at 4 p.m. one day, dinner at 11 p.m. on another), and a lot of detour stress. Yet the less-than-fun aspects were offset by being hosted by fantastic indie bookstores and generously taken in by amazing friends. We met with inspiring students and writers, and, no matter how long the day, we always managed to have a glass of wine and at least a few hours' sleep at the end of it.
I've learned that book events are one thing, whereas an extended book tour is another thing entirely. Book touring is for writers who are flexible above all else — you never know what you'll encounter when you show up for an event. You need to be prepared for detours, of course, and for events that need to start late or end early. Be prepared for crowds larger than you'd expected, or smaller than you'd hoped. Be prepared for more questions than you have time for, or for no questions at all.
But most of all, be prepared to have a lot of fun. I reminded myself, even in the challenging moments, that we were out there talking about our books, which is something many writers don't have the opportunity to do.
So if you're a writer considering a tour, remember that, despite the inevitable challenges, when you do a book tour you're not only meeting your readers but supporting indie booksellers, community centers, and other venues important to the literary world. And if you're a reader, go to your nearest bookstore on an event day and see what it's all about.
September 22, 2011 3 Comments
The state of "writerhead"
Today I'm thrilled to be featured on Kristin Bair O'Keefe's Writerhead, a fabulous blog in which she interviews writers about the state of "writerhead" and what it means to them and their process. I loved answering her thought-provoking questions … not to mention reading writerhead stories about all the other wonderful writers she has featured.
Stop by Kristin's blog and check out not only Writerhead but all her fabulous tips, links, and writing news … you'll love it.
July 6, 2011 Comments Off
A writing space of one's own (almost)
Today I am honored to have a guest post on the fabulous Diary of an Eccentric book blog, in which I talk about my writing space (as you'll see in the photo, it's not always entirely my own). And, better yet, we're offering a free copy of Forgetting English!
And while you're visiting, see Anna's lovely review of Forgetting English.
Hope you'll join us!
June 23, 2011 Comments Off
Virtual Book Tour: Beyond the Margins
Many thanks to Randy Susan Meyers for hosting me at the fabulous Beyond the Margins blog today, where the topic is Learning to Disconnect, and how we writers need to find that challenging balance of writing and promoting our work.
Join me at Beyond the Margins today, where you'll learn a few tips for how you can best achieve that delicate balance.
May 3, 2011 Comments Off
Short Story Month Collection Giveaway Project
Welcome to Short Story Month!
UPDATE, 6/1: Congratulations to the winners — Tommy, Ed, and Susan — who now have some amazing summer reading material on the way. And thanks to all of you who participated in the giveaway and for all that you do to keep short stories alive and well!
This year, I am happy to be joining other bloggers in the annual Fiction Writers Review Collection Giveaway Project, a community effort by lit bloggers to raise attention for short story collections. FWR Contributing Editor Erika Dreifus suggested FWR as a home for this project last year and will not only be participating on her own blog, but will also be helping FWR run the project. And those of you who are fiction bloggers yourselves, click here for information on how you can participate as well.
The only difficult part about this for me has been choosing a collection to give away…but I've finally narrowed it down. To three.
First, I'm happy to be giving away Erika's own collection, Quiet Americans, out this year and well worth the long wait! I first met Erika in a bookstore outside Boston, where we did a reading together as finalists for a short story award. So I've enjoyed her work for many years and was thrilled to have a whole collection of her haunting and thought-provoking stories to curl up with this winter. From a high-ranking Nazi's wife and a Jewish doctor in prewar Berlin to a refugee returning to Europe as terrorists massacre Israeli athletes at the 1972 Munich Olympics, the characters and conflicts that emerge in Quiet Americans reframe familiar questions about what is right and wrong, remembered and repressed, resolved and unending.
I'm also happy to be giving away Becky Hagenston's collection Strange Weather, which received the 2009 Spokane Prize for Short Fiction and was published by the fabulous Press 53. As with Erika, I'd already been acquainted with Becky's work and with some of these stories through the many literary magazines they've appeared in, and I loved having the chance to overdose on them with this collection, which is nearly impossible to put down. From the visceral tension in the mother-daughter relationship in "Trafalgar" to the wonderfully witty ghost story "Anthony," these stories offer us a delightful mix of magic and reality, while never losing their grip on the truths that draw us to stories in the first place.
And finally, I'm delighted to offer the wonderful collection The Bigness of the World by Lori Ostlund, now out in paperback. Winner of the Flannery O'Connor Award for Short Fiction, this beautiful book introduces us to characters venturing out into a world in hopes of escaping their troubles, only to find that life remains as complicated as it was before they left. You may have already read "All Boy" in Best American Short Stories 2010 (two additional stories from the collection, "Bed Death" and "Talking Fowl with My Father," are on the list of Other Distinguished Stories) — and if you've already read Lori's work, you'll only want to read more.
To be entered to win, leave a comment on this post any time from now to midnight (Pacific time!) on Tuesday, May 31, 2011, at which time I'll use a random number generator to select three lucky winners.
Happy Short Story Month! Go forth, read stories, and celebrate.
May 1, 2011 29 Comments


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I have the Pampered Chef Rice Cooker Plus and the other day I tried to make Brown Rice with it. It totally bombed and I had to throw it out.
Has anyone used this to cook brown rice and could give me some tips? I hate making it in a pan on the stove.
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That translates to a loss of an average of 11% of total body weight for those in the high-dairy group versus 6% in the low-calcium/low-dairy group.
"What that means is that if you're including three to four servings of dairy in your diet, you can make a modest degree of calorie restriction as effective as a severe degree of calorie restriction," Zemel tells WebMD.
In addition, researchers found the high-dairy group lost significantly more body fat than those in the other groups, particularly from the midsection. Excess fat in the abdominal area has been linked to a higher risk of heart attack and other health problems.
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Previous studies have shown that calcium can boost weight loss by increasing fat breakdown in fat cells. But experts say this study suggests that taking in calcium from dairy products may actually improve on those effects.
"Dairy for some reason, yet unexplained, has a greater effect on fat loss and specifically trunk fat loss than does calcium alone," says Rachel Novotny, PhD, RD, professor and chair of the department of human nutrition, food, and animal sciences at the University of Hawaii in Manoa.
Although the bulk of dairy's weight-loss enhancing effects is caused by its calcium content, researchers say there are a variety of potential mechanisms that may explain those additional benefits and merit further research.
For example, Novotny says that some of the minerals in dairy products, such as phosphorous and magnesium, may enhance calcium's beneficial effects on fat breakdown within the cells. In addition, the proteins in dairy products may help preserve muscle and increase metabolism.
But Novotny and Zemel are careful to point out that the results shouldn't be interpreted as license to indulge in dairy products in hopes of spurring weight loss. They caution that the bottom line of successful weight loss is still burning more calories than you take in.
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Establishment Of District Hospitals,SDH 200, SDH-100, SDH-50, Women Hospitals
and trauma units with fixed norm of logistics i.e. staff, instruments equipments & financial
Burn wards.
Establishment of Burn Wards with fixed norm of staff, instruments equipments & financial
Upgradation & modernisation of Burns Ward is done in following
District Hospitals.
Establishment of 68 Trauma Centers with 20 beds each.
At District level & sub district level with fixed norm of logistics & human resource.
District Hospital
Dist Hospital Thane
Dist Hospital Alibag
Dist Hospital Ratnagiri
Dist Hospital Nashik
Dist Hospital Jalgaon
Dist Hospital Ahemadnagar
Dist Hospital Nandurbar
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Dist Hospital Hingoli
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General Hospitals
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Other Hospitals
Malegaon Dist Nanded
Modi Hospital Badnera Dist Amrawati
Telgaon Dist Beed
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SDH 50 Kamthe Dist. Ratnagiri
SDH 50 Gangapur Dist A'bad
SDH 50 Georai Dist Beed
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SDH 50 Basmat, Hingoli
SDH 50 Kinwat, Nanded
SDH 50Varora Dist Chandrapur
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SDH-100 Beds
SDH 100 Hinganghat Dist Wardha
SDH 100 Omerga Dist Osmanabad
SDH 100 Udgir, Dist Latur
SDH 100 Vaijapur, Aurangabad
SDH100 Kalambani Dist Ratnagiri
SDH100 Achalpur Dist Amrawati
Rural Hospitals
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RH Deori Dist Gondia
RH Mahad Dist Raigad
RH Sangmeshwar Dist. Ratnagiri
RH Pachod Dist Aurangabad
RH Kannad Dist Aurangabad
RH Ghansangvi Dist Jalna
RH Kej Dist Beed
RH Ahmedpur Dist Latur
RH Mantha, Jalna
RH Naigaon, Nanded
RH Murud, Latur
RH Manchar, Pune
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RH Ajintha Dist Aurangabad
RH Jintur Dist Parbhani
RH Satana Dist Nashik
RH Nandura Dist Buldhana
RH Deolgaon Raja Dist Buldhana
RH Katol Dist Nagpur
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Following health facilities are provided by mobile medical units-
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3) To visit accident spots and give necessary treatment.
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5) To create awareness about health and hygiene in community
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9) Staff should work as per orders of C.S./M.S. Of concerned hospital.
Establishment of ICU's at district hospitals & SDH
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support. Six beded ICU at District Hospitals and four beded ICU at SDH 100.
ICU facility available at-
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norm of staff, instruments equipments & financial support.
NICU Services are made available in General Hospitals of following
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The facility of C.T.Scan is available in General Hospitals of following
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200 beded Dist. Hospital at Aurangabad with sp. wards
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A wing to house the ship has been built in the Hecht Museum at the University of Haifa. It enhances
the University's leading role in seafaring awareness, research in maritime
history and archaeology.
The Ma'agan Mikhael Ship Wing serves as a living laboratory and workshop
for the study of ancient ships. Professionals as well as the general public,
visitors to the University's Hecht Museum and the adjacent auditorium,
are all welcome to the wing.
The Ma'agan Mikhael Ship Project-excavation, conservation, reconstruction
and display at the Ma'agan Mikhael Ship Wing has been made possible through
the ongoing, generous support of Lord Anthony and Lady Evelyn Jacobs.
The Ship Wing - General View
During the excavation in 1988 and 1989, the hull of the ship was
dismantled underwater, and the timbers were transferred to a conservation
laboratory at the University of Haifa.
The conservation method used was to replace the sea water in waterlogged
timbers by polyethylene glycol ("PEG 100%"). It was completed in June 1996.
The wood was then left for seasoning. In March 1999, the timbers were transferred
to the new museum wing built at the university in the Hecht Museum.
In March 1999, an International Colloquium on Ship Reconstruction was
held at Haifa University. Among the participants were well known experts
in nautical archaeology, from 10 countries around the Mediterranean and
beyond. During the Colloquium, reassemble methods were considered and recommended.
The Colloquium Discussions in Process
The main idea was to reassemble the pieces on adjustable, temporary wooden
scaffolding. By utilizing this method it was hoped to eliminate the distortion
that occurred after deposition, during the excavation and conservation.
The reassembly process, directed by Dr. Ya'acov Kahanov, began with setting
the keel. The next stage was installing the stem and stern posts.
Placing the Keel on a Temporary Wooden Scaffolding
During the first half of December 1999, supports for the port side planking
were designed and constructed. The supports were shaped according to the
actual frame remains. Starting with the garboard, plank sections were slowly
put into place, reminding one of a huge jigsaw puzzle. After the third
strake of the port side was completed, a similar process was carried out
for the starboard side. To starboard, the frames' supports included the
futtocks that survived only on that side. The main challenge of the reconstruction
procedure is the three dimensional adjustment based on the sizes and shape
of the various components. Also, efforts at minimizing the tolerance of
fitness is a serious concern. By the beginning of January 2000, three strakes
from both port and starboard were positioned, 10 out of 14 floor timbers
were installed, and the mast step was affixed, albeit for only a few minutes.
After three years the ship was reassembled.
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Thanks to the extraordinary state of preservation of the hull, these
timbers hold such a great amount of data. It has enabled us to study closely
every single detail and its relationship to the other structural components
of the ship.
The reassemble procedure is being accompanied by a thorough recording
process along with photography of many of the construction details.
This project has received a three-year grant from the Israel Science Foundation which enables, among others, our graduate students to
participate in the process of re-building the ship and even write their
M.A. Theses on different aspects of ship-building technology.
Where planks had become distorted, they have been reshaped. Each
piece of planking, after being submerged for a night in PEG at 60°C
to render it flexible, was eased into the original shape and held in place
using battens and clamps. This jig-saw puzzle was made easier, due to the
original labelling (stainless steel needles and Dymo tape), that survived
the years of the conservation process and all the handling to which the
parts were subjected.
The remaining pieces will be put in place when an overhead gantry
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suspended from above.
The reconstructed Ship - General View
The ship is now dismantled and
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Really good political thriller! The cast is absolutely fantastic...
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Excellent star-filled cast. Very thought provoking movie with a surprise ending....I have to say- I didn't see that one coming at all!! I understand the reason behind her decision (and everyone who sees this movie will also), but how we react to her decision is what makes this a ... read more
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Kate Beckinsale delivers one of her best performances in this political thriller. She plays the role of a journalist who is imprisoned for not revealing the source who gave her information for a controversial news report. And finally when it is revealed to the audience who the so... read more
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It is a beautifully acted, deftly written examination of the tension between freedom of the press and the power of the state.
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Far less wishy-washy than The Contender, Nothing But the Truth is a similar look at staying committed to a principle despite personal cost.
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Pretty decent thriller with stunning performances from the lead actors. The ending kinda ruined the movie a bit for me, otherwise I'd have rated it 5/5. Wish the writers had planned something better on how to end it (the alternative ending wasn't any good either)!!!
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United States Army Alaska has been working in conjunction with Garrison and the Army National Guard to help control the Stuart Creek 2 Wildfire that is now over 80 thousand acres.
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Fingers have been pointed at USARAK for starting the fire with live artillery training done in the Yukon Training area during high fire conditions, which Garrison Commander Colonel Ronald Johnson confirmed at a public meeting.
The Newscenter spoke to USARAK Public Affairs about their investigation into the matter.
Maj. Alan Brown with United States Army Alaska stated, ""U.S. Army Alaska isn't able to make an official determination on what exactly caused the fire and our focus is still putting out the fire and making sure everyone can be moved safely to their homes and that the danger is over."
Regarding the investigation the Army will conduct he also said, "Once the fire is out we're definitely going to conduct a very thorough review using all of the information we can gather to determine exactly what happened. There is a lot of information; it's going to take some time to review. We want to get this right and we owe the public the right determination. There are some growing indications that this indeed was related to artillery training at the Yukon training area, this is true, however, having not had the time to look at all of the information and review everything thoroughly, we can't make an official determination yet."
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Google is growing and the question of whether or not it has become too invasive (or persuasive) is one that needs to be answered now. While using pop culture references to attract attention to this situation is fun, it also captures the massive popularity of Google itself.
As any Star Trek fan can tell you, "[t]he Borg have become a symbol in popular culture for any juggernaut against whom "resistance is futile."
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bethontheharbor said...
Yes a hide fature would be nice as well as cloaking your last login. There are just times you want to be left alone, and people can't seem to get that.
This. As much as Dan says that it's only a matter of confrontation, it's really not that easy. I used to put up my DND flag, and I'd get swarmed with whispers that completely ignored it until I pointed it out.
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This is a privately owned family hotel with a very sincere atmosphere. It's not too big, and it has a lot of character. When you walk in to lobby, warm and inviting feeling surrounds you immediately, the staff is incredibly professional and friendly, with excellent English. Everything is themed to the Napoleonic era, it's a bit ostentatious, but at the same time, it's really nice to be in an environment where every detail has been carefully thought out.
The imperial suite was very nice and had lots of space and it features traditional decoration, a living room and lovely bedroom. Plus there is a terrace with amazing view of Arc de Triomphe. Location is great, just off the Champs-Elysées. I'd definitely recommend this hotel for any special occasion.Recommended for:History BuffsLuxury Travelers
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This 5 star hotel built in the 1920s and purchased by a Russian businessman as a wedding present for his bride is the perfect place for those wanting to experience the true romance of Paris. The owner was obviously a huge fan of Napoleon as memorabilia and art associated with the famous French Emperor are showcased throughout. The lobby is full of marble tables, bronze horse sculptures, antiques vases and purple armchairs. The bar/restaurant is equally posh and is a popular lunch spot for local businessmen. Oh, and just one street away is the Champs Elysées!
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- Sid Tafler
- Victoria British Columbia
- Canada
This conversation is closed.
Can democracy survive without journalism?
Journalism is dying. Can democracy survive?
What was journalism, once practiced throughout the western world,
has largely been replaced by rumor-mongering, blatant promotion and parroting,
mindless opinion writing, blather about consuming, celebrity, and worst of all, the reporter him/herself.
Do you need examples? Here is one of many. A realtor friend tells me the industry news releases he receives are printed verbatim in the so-called
newspaper in his city.
Real journalism is simply truth-finding and reporting. There is a huge
vacancy of these practices among the organs of our so-called news
media in the 2010s.
This is the result of the layoff and dismissal of thousands of journalists,
the demise and repurposing of hundreds of newspapers and other news outlets
in the last twenty years.
There may still be some reporting being practiced in isolated
pockets, but there's no longer enough to maintain a viable culture of
journalism. That requires a critical mass of information-sharing,
feedback, competition, advancement, support from publishers and media owners,
all of which are severely lacking.
I challenge the readers of this essay: prove me wrong. Show me enough viable examples of the real thing, in the print or broadcast media or online.
Now to my question about democracy. My answer is "not likely."
Democracy cannot survive without public awareness. If media outlets
no longer effectively explain and analyze the issues, the records and
platforms of the parties and candidates, how can voters decide who
to elect? Perhaps this partially explains why many people
have given up on democracy and no longer vote.
Perhaps democracy is on life-support, like a terminal patient on
oxygen. Will we witness its demise in the coming years, or will it
miraculously recover, given new life through new sources of information, disseminated by citizen journalists or the next generation of young reporters
through emerging forms of digital and electronic media
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Feb 19 2013: I always appreciate critical public discourse about journalism. I think overall, I disagree with you, Sid - but perhaps I agree in this sense: it is very hard to find good journalism.
But like Lejan, I believe that journalism has always struggled, and not always succeeded, to be more than public relations for hire. Certainly some news agencies have done better than others. And certainly some reporters have done better than others. Just like good science, good investigative journalism needs to find better ways to acknowledge and resist structural bias. And as critiques of journalism, I think we have a duty to quantify our concerns with hard data. That's no small chore.
I am very much interested to see what happens to 'journalism' in the next couple of decades. There's so much potential.
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The doctor doesn't need to know. If I am not mistaken, there have even been recent court rulings forcing doctors to remove the question from their forms. Besides, they can ask what they want, it doesn't mean you have to fill it out.
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My girlfriend recently went to a new doctor. She was filling out forms including the medical history form, and one of the questions was, "Are there any guns in the home?"
Why would a doctor need to know if someone has guns in their house? I am baffled by why doctors feel they need to know this.
Thanks for any insight.
The doctor doesn't need to know. If I am not mistaken, there have even been recent court rulings forcing doctors to remove the question from their forms. Besides, they can ask what they want, it doesn't mean you have to fill it out.
Yep, just dont answer it. Hell, my doctor loves guns, and calls me every now and again to go shoot. :25:
Prepare for the worst, or prepare to fail for the lack of preparation.
just put none of your business on that line
Putting down none of your business is the same as saying yes. Just put down no and move to the next question.
It has to do with judging whether to or not remove weapons from a person suffering with their mental capacity; just a standard question for doctor.
It may depend on the type of Dr. as to whether this is a pertinent question or not.
That being said, I presume this was simply a family physician and I would not be answering that question.
As someone in the medical field and works with individuals responsible for taking a complete history from patients the questions asked does have a meaningful reason. When asking patients and getting a full history you will be surprised to what you think is minor in a history is the primary reason for a major disease.
As shooters we are subject to a wide range of chemicals during shooting and cleaning. The question is asked to look at from an exposure issue and safety issues as doctors are being pressed more and more to give out prevention advice to prevent certain accidents and diseases.
Additionally HIPAA prevents a doctor from releasing patient information unless it relates to Treatment, Payment or Healthcare Operation. Even in the event of you marking yes on the form individual information can only be used on you if you are directly were identified. The law currently prevents anyone from coming in and asking for a list of gun owners.
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Lt. General Charles, Earl Cornwallis
The Battle of Guilford Courthouse, March 1781.
And David reached his hand into the bag, and took thence a stone, and slung it, and smote the Philistine in his forehead; and the giant fell upon his face to the earth.
Yeah, and our constitution limits the Gov. Lol
The future has not been written. There is no fate but what we make for ourselves.
Many that live deserve death. And some that die deserve life. Can you give it to them? Then do not be too eager to deal out death in judgment. For even the very wise cannot see all ends.
A Man Who Does Not Read Has No Appreciable Advantage Over the Man Who Cannot Read.
If the question was a concern to me I would call the doctor out and let the doctor explain to me the purpose of the question and if you don't agree, don't answer the question. This is still America and although I do respect the law and those charged with authority I will always ask that person the question first rather than second guess any person's motive. The day I feel I can't ask without harm is the day I will pack my bags and move; don't ever let those in charge leave you guessing; that's the job of the major news networks:-).
Skip over it and if it bothers one that much find another doctor.
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Does the patient use a cellphone..??..
Is the patient into photography..??..
What kind of cleaning products do you use..??..
Is there a gas heater in the property..??...
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Here's a great one, Do you have any government mandated CFL bulbs in your home or workplace..??..
There must be at least 4753 more important questions that a physician should ask to determine what could be the primary reason for an illness...no matter how minor they seem....
My wife said the pediatrician asked this question last week when examining my daughter. I would have said, "none I'm telling you about" or something similar, but my wife said "yes." So then the pediatrician went into the schpiel that they should be locked up, etc, to which my replied that they are all secured from the children.
I was a little annoyed at the question. It seems pediatricians in particular have overstepped looking simply into the physical health of children, and more into overall welfare. She was also asking my wife about the kid's obedience and discipline methods - not in an accusatory way, but rather part of the standard questions they discuss. The way its going, soon it'll be like having an interview with a social worker.
Well, my doctor suggests I stop eating so much food and cut out the pipe and cigar smoking. Oh, he suggests it, but I sure as hell don't do it.
My Dr has never asked, unless it revolved around my bit of hearing loss and shooting. He told me to use ear pro. I told him I do, now.
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The secondary data sources used in this evaluation included financial data, programmatic monitoring data, clinical data, global indicator data, and publicly available documents. These are described briefly here, with additional information provided where data are presented in the subsequent chapters as well as in Appendix C. Financial data were received from OGAC, extracted from publicly available PEPFAR documents, and gathered from other external sources including the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development and the Center for Global Development. PEPFAR's program monitoring indicators were received from OGAC, and additional clinical data representing programs implemented by Track 1.0 partners were received from the CDC. Some additional data analyses were provided directly by one Track 1.0 partner. Another source of information was global indicator data, primarily from UNAIDS. Finally, document review drew upon a wide range of publicly available sources, including PEPFAR documents, reports from PEPFAR-supported activities and evaluations, reports from organizations external to PEPFAR, and published literature.
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