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Description: At first glance, the
Japanese Randalls assessor could be confused with a Blue
Assessor, however Randalls assessors are more likely to
exhibit upside-down swimming behavior and their color scheme
is more elaborate. The majority of their body is blue with the
interior of each scale containing a rusty red dot. The head region
is green-blue and their fins contain rays of green, red and orange.
These subtle colors are best observed when keeping a small group
of them in a reef tank with other boisterous but unaggressive
The Randall's Assessor are a peaceful species that make a perfect
addition to your reef tank. Randall's Assessors prefer peaceful
tankmates and plenty of live rock. The Randall's Assessor is
one of the rarest saltwater fish in the hobby. Randall's Assessor's
are origionally from Japan, and almost never were imported to
the USA. The Randall's Assessor's coloration changes dramatically
depending on the angle of viewing, and will become most colorful
when they are comfortable in their environment.
It is rare to
find an entire genera of reef fishes extremely well-suited to
live in an aquarium, but Assessor's make great aquarium residents
for several reasons. Their maximum length of 3 to 4 makes
them suitable for most sizes of aquariums. They arent overly
aggressive with other species or conspecifics and can be kept
singly or in groups. Assessors frequently exhibit a unique and
rather humorous upside-down swimming behavior. Finally they are
easy to keep since they easily adapt to various commercial and
prepared diets.
Tank Recommendations: Assessors will do well
in nearly any reef tank. They need some live rock for cover and
are adaptable to most light/temperature/flow situations. Newly
acquired specimens will be shy at first, preferring to spend
much of their time in the rockwork, and specimens usually will
spend a good amount of time swimming upside-down. They're not
especially active swimmers so an adult will be comfortable in
a 29g tank. They shouldn't be kept with extremely aggressive
fish due to their small adult size and lack of defense mechanisms.
Reef Compatability:
- they have no interest in corals or other invertebrates.
Feeding:Tank Bred, they will
eat pellet, Brine and Flake
Level of
Care: Easy,
Assessors are among the very hardiest fish available to the hobby,
Purchase Size: 11/2"
to 21/2"
Description: Harlequin Bass are an easily identifiable,
impressive species that are very popular within the aquarium
community. Native to the tropical waters of the Western Atlantic,
the Harlequin Bass spends a lot of its time hunting for crustaceans
along the rock and scattered coral of reefs. They normally work
alone or in pairs and get their name from their agility as well
as their appearance, reminiscent of historical jesters with their
contrasting, multiple black bars and lines that form irregular
rectangular patterns along their bodies. Harlequin Bass have
long and pointed snouts with a black and white mottling on their
dorsal half; as well as a vivid yellow and black mottling on
their ventral half, making them distinctly easy to identify.
Harlequin Bass are an extremely
hardy species, but they can also be quite active and like to
have room to swim around; they should be kept in an aquarium
that is no less than 30 gallons and provided with plenty of live
rock as well as fine sand to crushed coral substrate where they
can use their long snouts to their advantage.
Level of
Care: Easy
Reef Compatibility:Considered "reef safe". Harlequin Bass
are peaceful with other similar sized tank mates.
Food and
diet: Feed a variety of meaty
food items such as live, frozen, freeze-dried, and vitamin enriched
brine shrimp, mysis shrimp, chopped krill, and small/chopped
silver sides (possibly treated with selcon); they will also readily
accept small carnivore/omnivore pellets and flake foods. Variety
is the name of the game when it comes to overall and long term
health. Feed 2 times per day.
Purchase Size: 2" to
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ReefPods Tisbe is a live culture of the harpacticoid copepod
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well as phytoplankton in the tank and refugium. Tisbe is capable
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vital to tank hygiene. Tisbe adults and juveniles may also enter
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Nobody Lives ForeverBy Judith Johnson
Developed in partnership with the Association of Medical Research Charities
Supported by the Medical Research Council, the Department of Health, Action Medical Research, the Royal Albert Hall and Central YMCA
SynopsisRiver is surrounded by chaos, and by chaos, he means women. Firstly, his Mum, Tracey, an aging DJ. Secondly, his young, precocious sister Phee, obsessed with science and finally his broody wife, Cassie. Despite their unconventionality the family rub along happily enough, but soon their whole life changes when Tracey is diagnosed with the neurodegenerative disease, Huntingdon's Disease. But the disease is genetic – should River and Phee take the test to see if they have it too, and should Cassie and River screen out embryos with the disease? Should they take a chance, or play God? What will they do? What would you do?
Advisory BoardDr Donald Bruce, formerly Director of Society, Religion and Technology Project, Church of Scotland;
Dr Robin Lovell-Badge, Head of Developmental Genetics, MRC National Institute for Medical Research;
Dr Calum MacKellar, Director of Research, Scottish Council on Human Bioethics;
Dr Stephen Minger, Lecturer in Biomolecular Sciences at King's College London;
Dr Sophie Petit-Zeman, Head of External Relations, Association of Medical Research Charities;
Josephine Quintavalle, CORE - Comment on Reproductive Ethics.
January 2008 – February 2008Nigel Townsend - Director
Jaimie Todd - Designer
Lawrence Carmichael - Company Manager
Ellen Gayle Harewood - Cassie
Darcy Ida - Phoenix
Dawn Perllman - Tracey
Phillip Weddell - River
October 2008 – December 2008Thomas Hescott - Director
Jaimie Todd - Designer
Steven Byrne - Company Manager
Louise Dumayne - Tracey
Charlyne Francis - Phoenix
Joyce Galugbo - Cassie
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My Jeff the Killer cosplay.
Wore it on a convention on Saturday.
Hope you like it! It was reaaally fun!
// Hello there, lads!
I'm back from my BioShock hiatus. I'm sorry that I was inactive for so long, my muse just went away. I look forward to fresh up my account and RP here again.
So yeah… hi! lol //
Here are some screenshots released, corresponding with the BioShock Infinite DLC announcements.
We were all buried at sea. We just didn't know it yet.
Bioshock Infinite, Burial at Sea DLC trailer.
// I am so excited like omg //
// Hey there, folks!
First off: Sorry that I've been so inactive lately. I kinda lost the interest of roleplaying in the BioShock-fandom for a temporary time. Don't worry, I'll come back!
So: Not a long while ago I made a video about Assassin's Creed 3, one of my favorite games out there. For those who are interested: pleaaase leave a comment or rate this video, I really appreciate your feedback, dear followers! :3
And again: Yes, this blog will get more active, don't worry~ //
// Okay! Yes, I wanted to tag you but there were so many pictures I used so I unfortunately forgot all the artist names. >< I'll do it next time though! :) //
I am Jeremiah Fink, Founder of Fink MFG, inventor of the Kinetoscope and Sky-Hook, mass producer of…
Here, this is my new active roleplay blog of Jeremiah Fink. :3
I visited Eve's Garden today. It ended poorly.
// Happy birthday, Booker DeWitt!
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I'll be returning to my classic forensic psych roots for a bit. In the coming weeks, I'm going to sit down with a former KGB operative in a five part miniseries.
We will be discussing his work in Russia as well as in the U.S. from a psychological and political perspective, highlighting behavioral tactics used in espionage, recruitment, profiling, behavioral & arms training, intelligence, interrogations, torture - and his current opinions of what is happening in the US today.
Going beyond the text book psychological studies, past the conspiracy theories or what we consider to be sensational or immoral, I believe this man has a story that needs to be told. A story that at the end, we can all relate to.
I think what happens is that prosecutors and police think they've got the right guy, and consequently they think it's OK to cut corners or control the game a little bit to make sure he's convicted. The thinking goes, "God forbid a guilty guy go free because of smart lawyering by the defense" or what have you. They're so convinced that they are right that they feel exempt from behaving right. They don't realize that it's wrong to be unethical. And not just because it could convict an innocent person. It's simply wrong to be unethical.
This study investigated whether there is a relationship between sex offenders' perceptions of how the police interviewed them and their decisions to confess or deny.
Forty-three convicted sex offenders were interviewed. An additional 20 violent offenders were included for comparison purposes.(…) One questionnaire concerned how the police should interview sex offenders and the other concerned how they perceived the police who interviewed them.
"Generally speaking, evidence presenting strategies, ethical interviewing, and displays of humanity were perceived to increase the likelihood of a confession. Interviewer dominance was perceived to be associated with a reduction in the likelihood of a confession." (via)
Today in Horrible Supreme Court Decisions: apparently if you want to invoke your right to remain silent, you have to:
- Know that you have said right,
- Understand said right if your English is not so great,
- Let's face it, probably be white and hire a very expensive lawyer, there is no other explanation for this kind of hackery.
I've always been fascinated by the amount of research there is about how the majority of college students can't even comprehend the meaning/ramifications of Miranda rights. The amount of time interrogators' are trained on psychologically coercive interrogation/eliciting confessions (Reid technique) is pretty amazing. Is it a wonder juveniles and those with the standard of "less than a 70 IQ" have no chance? Also of interests: one of the most common pre-trial hearings in NY are Huntley hearings, where they determine the admissibility of confessions based on Miranda waivers among other factors (guardian present,ESL, in custody,etc).


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Published on October 30th, 2013 | by Jonathan Appleton
Blue Peter Sonic Clue to Doctor Who Series 8?
Blue Peter's latest competition will give viewers the chance to see their design realised on screen in next year's series of Doctor Who.
Two live Blue Peter specials timed to coincide with the 50th anniversary celebrations will see the launch of a contest to 'design new sonic devices for Sontaran Commander Strax, Madame Vastra and Jenny Flint.'
Viewers aged between six and 15 will be able to enter (I know, I fancied having a go at that myself…) and lucky winners will see their design become a prop on set in production of Series 8.
Blue Peter has a long-standing association with Doctor Who with earlier competitions seeing the Abzorbaloff from Love and Monsters and the Junkyard TARDIS from The Doctor's Wife winning out. Going further back, designs for The Hypnotron, Aquamen, and Steel Octopus in the Troughton era sadly never made it into the series.
The Blue Peter specials will air on Thursday 21 November and Saturday 23 November on CBBC.
Come on then: what would you like to see in a sonic for Strax, Madame Vastra or Jenny?
(Via io9.com.)
13 Responses to Blue Peter Sonic Clue to Doctor Who Series 8?
Not sure Strax is really a commander, was he? Anyway, he is the only one of those I really want to see back. Does Jenny Flint have a character or is she just a name? The Silurians have also gone from a very interesting ancient race, to a sassy green lesbian. Ugh.
I assume that the 'clue' given here is that there seems to be a probability of the Paternoster Gang returning? If I was choosing sonic devices for them, I'd give Vastra a sonic cane or umbrella and Strax some sort of sonic lance, whereas Jenny would turn down the offer of a sonic device.
Strax needs something big and overkill like a sonic bazooka
Sounds like fun. Since the contest for the TARDIS console went better than the design a monster contest, I have hopes this one will be fine.
I can't believe there are people who don't like VJS! Anyway, sonic umbrellas for the ladies, a sonic cane for Strax.
oh come on, it's quite obvious. Strax would have a sonic grenade. A really, really BIG one.
Maybe a spin off series?
Am I the only one thinking that Jenny and Vastra could share a double ended Sonic toy…..?
You would have three of them in a line ready to open a steel door first off jenny would produce a sonic lipstick like Sarah Jane then Vastra would have a sonic cane then Strax would pull out a large sonic cannon an blow the bloody doors off.
For Vastra, maybe a sonic Derringer? She seemed to have a technologically modified one in The Name of the Doctor anyway. For Strax, maybe a bazooka. For Jenny, a sonic lock pick.
Strax needs a sonic GRENADE
Thanks puberty – no chance to enter now. Suppose I submit an idea under a pseudonym and fake age?


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We're still unsure whether the next-gen iPhone will be called iPhone 4S or just iPhone 5. Anyway, there is some news here about the design of the next-gen iPhone i.e. it would come with generally similar form factor to the iPhone 4′s, but with slight modifications. And it will come with a curved cover glass.
According to Digitimes, some industry sources indicate that Apple will adopt curved glass for the next-gen iPhone, the iPhone 5. Some more, Apple has purchased 200-300 glass cutting machines to be used by glass makers, as those glass makers are reluctant to invest on the machines due to high capital involved.
Apple is still working with related suppliers to iron out a number of issues, including those involved in cover glass, glass cutting and the touch sensors. Thus, there has been no timetable yet for the production of the iPhone 5.
Currently, it's unclear what type of curved display to be used on the iPhone 5. The image shown above is an iPod Nano that has a curved glass screen, which should give you some idea how an iPhone 5 with curved display would look like.
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South Sioux City, Nebraska, was the focal point for the District 17 Senate Race Thursday night.
Incumbent Dave Bloomfield faced off against challenger Van Phillips.
Discussion included health care reform, distracted driving, and gambling.
Another topic, job creation.
"We've granted some tax incentives to try to boost jobs, some here in Nebraska, but again, I'm a firm believer in the private industry," said Senator Dave Bloomfield of Hoskins.
Phillips says the key to more jobs is creating small businesses in rural communities.
"We've gotta concentrate on rural revitalization, and that means there's gotta be jobs for these young people to go to, and I'm convinced that if there were jobs back in those home communities, they would go back there," said Van Phillips, District 17 Candidate.
Thursday night's forum was put on by the South Sioux City Area Chamber of Commerce Legislative Committee.


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Ginnifer Goodwin
Ginnifer Goodwin (born May 22, 1978) is an American television and film actress, best known for her role as Margene Heffman on the HBO series Big Love and starring in the movies Mona Lisa Smile and He's Just Not That into You. read full bio here.
Recent Sightings
Last full day in LA, first celeb sighting: Ginnifer Goodwin from Big Love at Umami. Looked lovely.
Ginnifer Goodwin just walked in to Tiny's on the LES. So cute and tiny herself. Asking about vegan sandwiches...
Spotted John Krasinski and Ginnfer Goodwin shooting a scene in Madison Sq. Park for Something Borrowed.
Just saw John Krasinski and Ginnifer Goodwin filming Something Borrowed, then got a chocolate milkshake.
Ginnifer Goodwin and John Krasinski filming at Madison square park in the shake shack area
Just saw Ginnifer Goodwin filming Something Borrowed on e 10th st
Kate Hudson, John Krasinski and Ginnifer Goodwin oh my! Great celeb spotting at my office...they are filming #SomethingBorrowed downstairs :)
Ginnifer Goodwin 21st and Park Ave...taking a break from filming 'Something Borrowed'


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CSI Targets GPS Chip Makers
August 6, 2000
Communication Systems International (CSI), a supplier of low cost precision equipment to the global positioning system (GPS) industry, has applied for a patent on a new ceramic frequency filter for differential GPS correction signals. The filter uses a ceramic material, which permits increased sensitivity, better signal acquisition and less interference.
"The GPS microchip providers with which CSI is working see this new filter as an important advantage in the integration of the CSI technology with GPS chipset products," said Stephen Verhoeff, president and CEO. "The new filter is very attractive from an OEM standpoint because it comes encased in a single unit for plug-and-play integration, providing a quick, easy, low-cost solution without any tuning requirements." Competitive filters based on inductors generally require added capacitors and integration onto a printed circuit board layout, then need to be tuned.


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Monica Strickland, 24, former professional figure skater who most recently worked as an assistant to producer Marty Tenney on ABC's "The Home Show," died Feb. 7 after a car accident near Gallup, N.M.
As a figure skater, Strickland toured the U.S., Europe and Asia as a featured performer with several companies.
Survived by her mother.
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More children accuse Bentonville school employee of sexual abuseUPDATED 6:24 PM CDT May 23, 2014
Ali Mater, who worked as a leader at an after-school program in Bentonville, is facing additional charges following his arrest on a rape charge.Video Transcript
FORMER BENTONVILLE SCHOOL WORKER RAPED THEM WHILE THE WERE AT AN AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM'. 40/29'S PAIGE PREUSSE IS LIVE IN BENTONVILLE .... AND FOUND OUT WHY POLICE BELIEVE A MAN HAS NOW RAPED 3- YOUNG GIRLS. POLICE SAY AFTER A WORKER HERE AT THE R-E BAKER ADVENTURE CLUB AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM WAS ARRESTED LAST WEEK AND CHARGED WITH RAPETWO MORE FAMILIES HAVE COME FORWARD SAYING THEIR CHILDREN WERE VICTIMS OF RAPE TOO. POLICE SAY 21-YEAR- OLD ALI MATAR WAS ALREADY IN CUSTODY THURSDAY WHEN POLICE ARRESTED HIM AGAIN-ADDING NEW CHARGES OF RAPE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT. HE WAS ARRESTED LAST WEEK ON A RAPE CHARGE AFTER POLICE SAY HE RAPED A 5-YEAR OLD IN THE SCHOOL LIBRARY. NOW TWO 6-YEAR OLD GIRLS SAY HE ALSO HAD SEXUAL CONTACT WITH THEM. POLICE ARE STILL INVESTIGATING, BUT RE BAKER'S ADVENTURE CLUB LEADERS SAY THEY HAVE A STRICT SAFETY POLICE: They're saying their policy is that no one person is to be left alone with a child, so do you have reason to believe there was someone else with Matar?' PAIGE "Absolutely, absolutely we have reason to believe there were other adults present." CHIEF SIMPSON POLICE SAY UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF MULTIPLE CHILDREN, THERE ARE ALWAYS OPPORTUNITIES FOR DISTRACTIONS. "if you are a person who wants to do something bad, then you're going to find an opportunity, and that's what we believe happened here." SIMPSON MATAR LIVES HERE AT A LINKS APARTMENT IN LOWELL...NOW NEIGHBORS ARE THINKING TWICE ABOUT WHO THEY TRUST. "I feel very insecure right now, I don't want to open the door to anyone." NEIGHBOR THIS IS THE LETTER THE BENTONVILLE'S SUPERINTENDENT SENT OUT TO PARENTS, LETTING THEM KNOW THAT TWO MORE CHILDREN SAY MARTAR RAPED THEM.. MATAR WAS ALSO FIRED MONDAY IN RESPONSE TO THE FIRST ARREST...AND THE SCHOOL IS WORKING WITH THE CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER TO HELP COMFORT VICTIMS. REPORTING LIVE PAIGE PREUSSE 4029 NEWS. MATAR IS NOW BEING HELD ON 250- THOUSAND DOLLARS BOND. HIS COURT DATE IS SET FOR JUNE 23RD.
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"Gravity," Alfonso Cuarón's outer-space survival drama, is the year's best movie in the collective opinion of the Utah Film Critics Association.
In voting on Thursday night, "Gravity" also received the top honors for Cuarón's direction and Emmanuel Lubezki's cinematography. "Gravity's" star, Sandra Bullock, was a runner-up for best actress, in a tie with Cate Blanchett for Woody Allen's comedy "Blue Jasmine."
Winning the award for best actress was Adèle Exarchopoulos, who played the teen-turned-adult in the French drama "Blue is the Warmest Color." "Blue," which won the Palme D'Or at this year's Cannes Film Festival and is noted for its explicit sexuality, also was named the best non-English language movie by the Utah critics.
British actor Chiwetel Ejiofor was named best actor for his portrayal of a free black man enslaved in the drama "12 Years a Slave." The runner-up was Oscar Isaac, for playing a luckless folk singer in the Coen brothers' "Inside Llewyn Davis" — a movie that was also a runner-up for Bruno Delbonnel's cinematography.
"12 Years a Slave" was runner-up for best picture, best director (Steve McQueen), best supporting actor (Michael Fassbender), and best adapted screenplay (John Ridley).
Beating out Fassbender for supporting actor was Bill Nighy for his role as a laconic but caring dad in the time-travel romance "About Time."
Supporting-actress honors went to Scarlett Johansson, for her voice-only performance in Spike Jonze' futuristic romance "her." The runner-up was Jennifer Lawrence, for her portrayal of the manic-depressive wife of a con man in "American Hustle."
"Before Midnight," the third installment in Richard Linklater's romantic trilogy starring Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy, was honored for its adapted screenplay, written by Linklater, Delpy and Hawke. Original screenplay honors went to "The World's End," Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright's alien-invasion comedy. Runner-up in the original screenplay category was Nat Faxon and Jim Rash's coming-of-age comedy "The Way, Way Back."
Here is the complete list of winners:
Best Picture • "Gravity"; runner-up: "12 Years A Slave."
Best Achievement in Directing • Alfonso Cuarón, "Gravity"; runner-up: Steve McQueen, "12 Years a Slave."
Best Lead Performance by an Actor • Chiwetel Ejiofor, "12 Years a Slave"; runner-up: Oscar Isaac, "Inside Llewyn Davis."
Best Lead Performance by an Actress • Adèle Exarchopoulos, "Blue is the Warmest Color"; runner-ups: Cate Blanchett, "Blue Jasmine," and Sandra Bullock, "Gravity" (tie).
Best Supporting Performance by an Actor • Bill Nighy, "About Time"; runner-up: Michael Fassbender, "12 Years a Slave."
Best Supporting Performance by an Actress • Scarlett Johansson, "her"; runner-up: Jennifer Lawrence, "American Hustle."
Best Original Screenplay • Simon Pegg & Edgar Wright, "The World's End"; runner-up: Nat Faxon & Jim Rash, "The Way, Way Back."
Best Adapted Screenplay • Richard Linklater, Julie Delpy & Ethan Hawke, "Before Midnight"; runner-up: John Ridley, "12 Years a Slave."
Best Cinematography • Emmanuel Lubezki, "Gravity"; runner-up: Bruno Delbonnel, "Inside Llewyn Davis."
Best Documentary Feature • "The Act of Killing"; runner-up: "Blackfish."
Best Non-English Language Feature • "Blue Is the Warmest Color"; runner-up: "The Past."
Best Animated Feature • "Frozen"; runner-ups: "From Up on Poppy Hill" and "The Wind Rises" (tie).


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Bright Star (2009)
Average Rating: 7.2/10
Reviews Counted: 155
Fresh: 128 | Rotten: 27
Jane Campion's direction is as refined as her screenplay, and she gets the most out of her cast -- especially Abbie Cornish -- in this understated period drama.
Average Rating: 7.5/10
Critic Reviews: 39
Fresh: 35 | Rotten: 4
Jane Campion's direction is as refined as her screenplay, and she gets the most out of her cast -- especially Abbie Cornish -- in this understated period drama.
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London 1818: a secret love affair begins between 23 year old English poet, John Keats, and the girl next door, Fanny Brawne, an outspoken student of fashion. This unlikely pair started at odds; he thinking her a stylish minx, she unimpressed by literature in general. It was the illness of Keats's younger brother that drew them together. Keats was touched by Fanny's efforts to help and agreed to teach her poetry. By the time Fanny's alarmed mother and Keats's best friend Brown realized their
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Campion, who won fans with The Piano (1993) and lost them with the dismal In the Cut (2003) here returns to the top of her form.
A combination of unstuffy dialogue, wise casting, unselfconscious performances and sensuous but never pretty photography makes Campion's version of the nineteenth century feel current but not anachronistic.
The rare film about the life of an artist that is itself a work of art.
In its way Campion's film is a thing of beauty, but its characters' inner lives must be taken on faith.
Greig Fraser's cool cinematography offsets the heat in Campion's ecstatically literate screenplay, which quotes Keats' handiwork all the way through the end credits. It sounds like music.
Campion's film avoids any taint of costume drama frippery. Yes, Fanny starts off as a Regency-era fashionista, but Cornish and Whishaw's deeply felt performances give us a real sense of the beating hearts beneath the frock coats and bonnets.
to film asxoleitai me ton erwta toys, apo th skopia ths Fanny, apo th skopia petaloydas poy sboyrizei anemela mexri na brei sto libadi poihth na toy royfhksei to nektar
The emotions found in Bright Star are raw and passionate, and are magnificently presented in the most simplest and natural moments.
Gorgeous and anchored by a flinty performance from Abbie Cornish, it's a mystery as to why this Jane Campion period piece fades away rather than catches fire.
Janet Patterson has come up with an exquisite wardrobe for Fanny that magically suits both the biographical back-story and Cornish's fine physique. Let's hope Oscar agrees.
The plot doesn't have much to go on, so much is imagined but not demonstrably true, with acting, production design and period costume hopefully covering for accuracy.
Has a disarming quality to it, depicting a romance not as torrid waves of drama but as something that is born awkward and steadily gains its holding.
A movie in the inimitable PBS Masterpiece Theater style. John Keats falls in love, gets TB and dies. At least there are no Exxon commercials.
The film appears to be flirting with the idea of superficiality and romance and wit and depth of character but never really explores any tack at length, except the agonies of their love.
An intoxicating and intelligent romance film with strong fleshed-out characters that defy all the clich�s and pulpy attributes that usually plague this genre.
This is tragic young love in all its overwrought glory and agony. This is not the reserved, stylish sort of love one seen in Jane Austen's works.
Oh Bright Star, wouldst thou were a great film... but thou art not. Thou art good but bitsy.
But the film is more about the impact of love on both their lives than about the impact of his poetry, which wasn't widely recognised until after his death. Life's a bitch.
Like a bright star that shines from the heavens, Jane Campion's film about the doomed love between the poet John Keats and Fanny Brawne is exquisitely beautiful, but keeps us at arm's length.
Your heart will break, your head will swoon, and you will hope against hope for a happy ending that history will not permit.
One of the year's pleasures for the eyes, mind and heart -- a bright star indeed.
Jane Campion's film is as lyrical as you might expect but it's also enlivened with a bracing air of irreverence.
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I'd watch it again. Even though the second half was, at times, almost unbearably sad. Something tells me I'll be on the lookout for more films featuring either Ben Whishaw or Abbie Cornish. After I watched "I'm Not There," I was patiently waiting another film with Ben Whishaw in it. Lo and behold, here's one.
Better yet, my mom rented this movie and lent it to me. My mom NEVER rents excellent movies. Without my guidance. Total mindfuck.
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Forty three years ago, when folks in the USA celebrated the first Earth Day, I was stationed in Stuttgart, West Germany – the country was still divided then. Back then I had little opportunity to carry signs that championed the abstract idea of protecting something as vast as our planet. Heck, I didn't even hear about Earth Day until I returned a couple years later.
No one can argue our weather has been boring in 2013. Many find these spring reminders of winter unusual to say the least. The area and most of Kansas has experienced two hard freezes combined with freezing precipitation over the last two weeks. This stands in sharp contrast with the winter/spring seasons common during much of the 2000s. The K-State weather station at the US 281 and US 50 junction reported a high temperature of 4l° F and a low of 34° on Thursday April 18. Friday, April 19, had a low in the mid-20s.
U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) continues to work to provide as much relief to drought-impacted producers as possible. NRCS State Conservationist Eric B. Banks announced the agency will assist producers through a new Drought Recovery Initiative. NRCS will use two application cutoff dates for the initiative: May 17 and June 21, 2013.
In response to the drought faced by Kansas producers, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) is providing financial and technical assistance in a new Water Quantity and Drought Pilot funded through the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) announced Eric B. Banks, State Conservationist. While NRCS accepts applications for financial assistance on a continuous basis, NRCS will use two application cutoff dates for this pilot: May 17 and June 21, 2013.
This week, I have been in Manhattan for New Agent Training and it was wonderful to meet and to learn from the experts in their various fields. One person I had the pleasure to meet was Ward Upton. He is a specialist for the Horticulture Department with a wealth of knowledge about his subject. This week, I thought that I would share a couple of his pieces from the most recent Horticulture newsletter. I hope you find them as informative as I did.
Farming is a dangerous business. In fact, farming is one of the most dangerous jobs in the US. Every year, around one hundred youth are killed in farm work related activities. A lot of these deaths could have been prevented with better safety practices. Every year, Barton County, K-State Extension and Research provides a class in Hazardous Occupations Training to teach youth ages 13-18 about the Hazards of farm work, and how to create a safer working environment. Even though the class if offered for a larger age range, it is required for individuals 14-15 years old who will be ...
Wheat farmers in Kansas joke that wheat has nine lives and you don't produce a crop unless at least eight of them have been used up before harvest. While this may sound a bit like gallows humor, there is a lot of truth in this statement. The wheat crop here is exposed to the extremes of our weather for nine months while crops like corn, soybean, and sorghum for approximately four. One of the hazards continually on the minds of wheat producers is a late freeze. Before the wheat joints in the spring, the growing point of the plant ...
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First, here's wishing a very Happy Easter to everyone. Rather than go deeply into a topic when many of us are enjoying well-deserved family gathering, let's tie up a few loose ends.
Cattlemen across much of Kansas are in a quandary. As grass managers, they are asking themselves how many cattle will their ranges and pastures support after twenty to thirty months of drought. What steps can be taken to protect the grazing resources while maintaining enough cattle numbers to be financially viable? Will we get enough runoff to fill the ponds?
If you've ever heard the stampeding sound of a tornado or been close enough to see fence posts, the side of a building or the steel of a grain bin twisting furiously as the dreaded black monster gobbles up the countryside, you'll remember it always.
More than 150 farmer and ranchers from across Kansas participated in Kansas Farm Bureau's County Presidents Trip to Washington, D.C., March 18-21.
We all know the answer to the title of this article is no. However, the reaction of some media outside of Kansas and other drought stricken areas implied that at the very least the worst is over. While that isn't true, things are a bit better. Our area has moved from the worst rating, exceptional, to the second worst rating, extreme. This is true of much of central Kansas. Much of the eastern third of the state has moved to severe and an area around Kansas City is all the way up to just being moderate. Unfortunately, much of ...
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The American Farm Bureau Federation has named four Kansas lawmakers as 'Friends of Farm Bureau' for the 113th Congress.
It seems everyone from the Federal Government to agricultural companies and producer groups are focusing one major issue for producers – managing risk. Perhaps a better way to state this is the goal is to minimize your risk (or exposure) and to cope when risk exposure occurs. For the USDA, as Farm Bills have evolved over the last twenty years, a major key is the crop insurance program since most other risk management tools have disappeared. For companies and producer groups, it's how to plan so your operation minimizes the risk agronomically and economically through a variety of tools and ...
This year Kansas has green fields, kissed by the sun. There are blue skies with white clouds high above. There are even valleys where rivers run. Heck, there's even water standing in terrace channels.
The announcement that the Conservation Awards Program will again be held in this county was received today by Alicia Boor, Barton County Agriculture and Natural Resources Extension Agent, who has been asked to serve as chairman of a committee to select candidates for awards.
Eric B. Banks, Kansas State Conservationist for the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) announced that $3.8 million in conservation funding has been allocated in Kansas to help landowners protect and restore key farmlands, grasslands, and wetlands. This announcement follows Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack's statement that $328 million is being invested nationally for this USDA initiative.
As this is being written, weather forecasters have backed off the heavy rains they predicted from the remnants of the hurricane that affected Mexico this past week. Corn harvest is starting to ramp up in the area; soybeans are turning color and dropping leaves; grain sorghum development is all over the map; and some early planted wheat has emerged. There really isn't much new locally to comment on, so let's take a look at some other news.
It takes a lot of work to get the glowing Ferris Wheel spinning, just like it takes work setting up the Ye Old Mill, grooming competition livestock, making the thousands of funnel cakes and cheese curds and keeping the fairgrounds a clean environment for families to enjoy. But most people don't think about the behind the scenes work it takes to get the competitions and booths off the ground in order to make the fair a success.
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Liberal Senator Romeo Dallaire was involved in a single vehicle accident on Parliament Hill Tuesday morning, the apparent result of sleep deprivation an official in the Liberal Senate office told CBC News. Lorian Belanger/Radio-Canada
Liberal Senator Roméo Dallaire told Senate colleagues Tuesday afternoon that the car crash he had on Parliament Hill earlier in the day was caused by a lack of sleep due to reliving the events he saw as a general during the Rwandan genocide and the apparent suicide of three Afghan war veterans last week.
"On my way to work this morning, I fell asleep at the wheel and crashed into the barrier near the East Block with my car. I am very thankful that nobody was injured or worse by my not being more attentive to the level of fatigue that I have been experiencing," Dallaire told the Senate.
In an interview with CBC News Network's Power & Politics on Tuesday, Dallaire said he was unhurt, but that his biggest fear had been for the safety of others.
"I'm OK, because I was completely asleep and in so doing didn't see anything coming, so when the airbags blew open, I was sort of like a rag doll, so I have no injuries, no whiplash or anything. The gravest element of that was my fear that I had hit somebody, because the Hill is always full of people."
The senator's black BMW skidded off the road, past the sidewalk and onto the snow-covered grass before hitting a lamp post on Parliament Hill. "I was out cold, just like that."
Dallaire, a retired general, said he is still battling post-traumatic stress disorder two decades after heading up the UN peacekeeping mission in Rwanda.
The Liberal senator was the force commander of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Rwanda leading up to and during the 1994 genocide.
Dallaire told host CBC host Evan Solomon that alcohol was not a factor in the accident.
"I'm not allowed drinking. I have not had a drink in 12 or 13 years now," Dallaire said.
The senator, who in the past has attempted suicide, explained that he hasn't had a drink in over a decade because of the antidepressants he is on to treat his PTSD.
Dallaire told Solomon he will be attending a therapy meeting on Thursday and will avoid driving unless he has to.
PTSD triggers
As the 20th anniversary of the Rwandan genocide approaches in April 2014, Dallaire told the Senate he has been reliving those events. Not only that but the apparent suicides of three Afghan war veterans last week have also had an effect on him, he said.
Dallaire told his Senate colleagues those events have affected his ability to sleep, despite taking prescribed medication to help him cope.
"I simply ran out of steam," the senator said.
Dallaire said he regrets taking such a risk and not paying more attention to his physical condition.
"I hope it brings no dishonour to you or to this institution," Dallaire said.
The RCMP closed the road to traffic while Dallaire's car was towed.
RCMP say that "like alcohol, fatigue impairment slows reaction time, decreases awareness, impairs judgment and increases the risk of crashing."
Dallaire is an Officer of the Order of Canada, a Grand Officer of the National Order of Quebec, and a Commander of the Order of Military Merit.
He is also the author of two bestselling books stemming from his experience in Rwanda and is currently working on a third book.
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LouAnn Zeegers Good's curator insight, April 15, 11:19 AM
So important to be physical more active for the entire day. You can"t fix sedentary behaviors by a 45 minute workout now and then
Beth Dichter's curator insight, September 13, 7:00 PM
This post begins with a number of definitions for critical thinking, from the basic (as seen above) to more complex (as seen through the eyes of Common Core). It then goes on to look at:
Where did the concept come from?
The next section, "What does the term really mean?" provides two lists. The first list is "what we know critical thinking isn't. Below are two of the items on this list.
* Simply mimicking others thinking.
* Being biased towords (or against) one way of thinking.
The second list, "what we know critical thinking is." This list includes:
* Willingness to be wrong.
* Questioning one's own thinking.
The final section provides Three Rules of Thumb - one for Essays, one for Discussions and one for Tests.
Below is one example from each of the Three Rules of Thumb.
* Discuss the phrasing of prompts.
* Highlight the mysterious.
* Include the "how" and "why" in multiple choice questions.
Each section of this post provides additional details.
Marvin Marcelino's curator insight, September 14, 9:07 AM
The only method that never fails to have the effect of enduring learning
Paul's curator insight, September 17, 6:21 AM
Would love to get a story-teller at our school this year!
Stefanie Mietzner's curator insight, September 15, 3:44 AM
This is a well thought , precise 'cheat sheet' for teachers on how to exploit the social media. I have learnt one or two things now. Great post. Hope you post more soon.
Laura Gekeler's curator insight, September 10, 9:40 AM
K-12 esp. needs to note the move from STEM to STEAM in how we teach.
W. Bradley Gooderham's curator insight, September 10, 9:27 PM
Love the A in STEAM. This is what I believe #SteveJobs was talking about when he describes Apple as being at the intersection of #LiberalArts and #Technology. I also love these #Infographics and their ability to feed my visual learning.
Mark Solomon's curator insight, September 12, 2:23 PM
We will always encounter challenges and obstacles in our career and in our personal lives. How will we meet those challenges? What is our mindset?
Beth Dichter's curator insight, September 19, 9:15 PM
In the 1960s Stanford psychologist Walter Mischel and colleagues created an experiment, the "marshmellow test" to measure self-control in preschoolers. Would they eat one mini--marshmellow right away or would they wait 15 minutes to eat two mini-marshmellows?
Fast forward about 50 years and researchers have come up with a new "test that challenges the willpower of schoolkids to resist the brain-candy of today's digital distractions — the YouTube videos, Instagram and mobile gaming apps like Angry Birds."
Why try to measure self-control. Researchers hope that it "will advance their studies of ways to improve academic perseverance in students."
Learn more about the original "marshmellow test" and this new test in the thought-provoking post. Additional areas that are discussed include:
* Road-testing the test
* Staying on task
* Different takes on willpower and grit
* A debate over drudgery
Beth Dichter's curator insight, September 13, 7:45 PM
Do you discuss growth mindset with your students? Do you also discuss what a fixed mindset is? In this post Jackie Gerstein provides her insights into these areas, and also talks about the grwoth of what she defines as a "toxic mindset" where a students might think:
We are fortunate that she has also provided a "Personal Accountability and Reflection" series of questions, which is shown in the infographic above, and also listed in the post. Below are two of the questions.
These are great questions to use with your students. How do you think your students would answer them? Would they acknowledge how they are working accurately?
Mel Riddile's curator insight, September 11, 3:38 PM
80% of the success of any professional development depends on what we do to follow-up after the sessions. 'Spray and pray' PD never worked because there was no follow-up component. Smaller chunks with follow-up and feedback will work.
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This is a point I always pushed when involved with teacher training. How many things did you totally " get" the first time you did them?
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Absolutely! Professional learning in buildings with effective instructional coaches has the highest transfer to practice. It's that ongoing, sustained pd. @AL Reading Initiative
Ivon Prefontaine's curator insight, September 11, 10:23 PM
Breaking down the barriers to access is important.
Ivon Prefontaine's curator insight, September 12, 8:26 PM
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"The love of men is a frigid thing, a mountain stream only three steps from the ice. We are his. Oh Stormfather . . . we are his. It is but a thousand days, and the Everstorm comes."
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Szeth-son-son-Vallano, Truthless of Shinovar, wore white on the day he was to kill a king. The white clothing was a Parshendi tradition, foreign to
Listen to this audiobook excerpt from Brandon Sanderson's fantasy novel The Way of Kings. Sanderson, widely acclaimed for his work completing Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time saga, begins a grand cycle of his own, with The Way of Kings, Book One of the Stormlight Archive. Roshar is a world of stone and storms. Uncanny tempests of incredible power sweep across the rocky terrain so frequently that they have shaped ecology and civilization alike. Animals hide in shells, trees pull in branches, and grass retra
"I loved this book. What else is there to say?"--Patrick Rothfuss, New York Times bestselling author of The Name of the Wind, on The Way of Kings
"Sanderson is a master of hooking the reader in the first few pages, and once again he doesn't disappoint. Fans and lovers of epic fantasy will find the ending satisfying, yet will eagerly await the next volume."--Library Journal, on The Way of Kings
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A hallmark of college life is staying up late to study for an exam the following morning, and many students stay awake by consuming an energy drink. Also increasing in popularity is the practice of mixing alcohol with energy drinks. But these drinks are highly caffeinated and can lead to other problems, in addition to losing sleep. Unfortunately, the contents of energy drinks are not regulated. The results will be published in the February 2011 issue of Alcoholism: Clinical & Experimental Research
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The period known as adolescence is a significant time of change for the individual experiencing it. Some of the most significant changes that occur are located within the prefrontal cortex in the brain, which is involved in decision making, social understanding and the ability to view situations from another individual's point of view. But, adolescence is also a time where many youths begin drinking, which can have serious effects on brain development.
Alcohol And Marijuana Use By Teens Harms Intellect
A new study has been released from The University of New Mexico School of Medicine comparing the mental abilities of teens that abused alcohol and marijuana to those who abstained from drugs. The results of this research are reported in the study Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research. Overall, this new study supports the idea that alcohol and marijuana use impairs the mental abilities of teens.
Unhappy Children May Turn To Risky And Potentially Damaging Life Style Choices
Young children who don't like school are more likely to be involved in underage drinking and sexual activity. A study reported in BioMed Central's open access journal Substance Abuse, Treatment, Prevention and Policy, has found that pupils' general wellbeing and specific satisfaction with school were both associated with the incidence of risky behaviors. Check the end of this report for a link to download this open access study.
Alcohol Found To Be The Most Harmful Drug Based On A Multicriteria Analysis
A new system that ranks drugs on the basis of harm caused to both the user and others places alcohol as the most harmful drug, above heroin and crack. The scale, developed by drug experts led by Professor David Nutt of Imperial College London, is published online today in The Lancet. Drugs including alcohol and tobacco products are a major cause of harms to individuals and society. To provide better guidance to policy makers in health, policing, and social care, the harms that drugs cause need to be properly assessed. This task is not easy because of the wide range of ways in which drugs can cause harm, the researchers say.
Heavy Drinkers Decrease Alcohol Consumption Over Time, But Not To Healthy Levels
Problem drinkers in the general population may reduce the amount of alcohol they consume over a period of years but not to the level of the average adult, according to a new study in the November issue of the Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs. The publisher has made the full-text article available for an undetermined amount of time. Check the end of this report for a link download the original study while available.
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Alcohol is one of the most commonly abused substances, and men are up to twice as likely to develop alcoholism as women. Until now, the underlying biology contributing to this difference in vulnerability has remained unclear. A new study published in Biological Psychiatry reveals that dopamine may be an important factor.
Long-Term Protective Effects Of Control Beliefs, Social Support, And Physical Exercise In Midlife And Old Age
Many studies have documented the dangers of the traditional negative physical risk factors on health – excessive smoking, drinking and being overweight. But far less research has focused on less tangible, positive influences – the protective role of psychological and social supports. The research is reported in an article "Promoting Functional Health in Midlife and Old Age: Long-Term Protective Effects of Control Beliefs, Social Support, and Physical Exercise," just published in PlosOne. Check the end of this report for a link to download this open access article.


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Keeping in the theme of our Brazilian beauties this week -aka Camilla Alves. Our fashion celebrity today is Gisele Bundchen.
This dazzling bombshell is the face of more than 20 brands internationally and has appeared on more magazine covers than any other supermodel.
Gisele Bundchen – the highest paid supermodel ever – according to Forbes magazine.
Gisele don's the cover of Harpers Bazaar.
Never fashionably late. Looking chic in this summer cocktail dress.
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Outdoor Research designed the Women's Aria Down Jacket to keep heat in whether you are using it as a warmth-trapping outer-layer on cold, clear days or utilizing the cold-blocking power of 650-fill down under a shell when things get wet. The standard fit is comfortable without being overly bulky so you can enjoy all of the toastiness of down without looking like a marshmallow.
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It's been a rough few weeks for the oceans at CITES, but now it's time to pick up the pieces. If CITES taught us anything, it's that the work of the ocean conservation community is more important than ever.
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…For the first time, scientists were able to use videos to observe octupuses' behavioral responses. The result? The octupuses had no consistent reaction to one film -- in other words, they had no "personality." Curiously, other cephalopods display consistent personalities for most of their lives.
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(Bowling Green, KY) -- On Thursday, October 17, 2013, Kentucky State Police Trooper Kevin Mayfield was dispatched to a residence on Detour Road in Warren County to assist Warren County Social Services. While at the residence Trooper Mayfield observed several items used in the manufacturing of methamphetamine.
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Poems for Lonely Exes
By Andre Moore
Here are more poems we've shared with some of the people we've worked with; men and women who have recently broken up with their lovers or broke up a long time ago and haven't yet recovered.
Like the poems we selected for our earlier post, Poems to Love Smarter, these fall into the second of the three categories of things Joseph Campbell wrote about in The Power of Myth: 1) The things that can't be talked about, 2) The words we use to describe the things that can't be talked about, and 3) The boring blah blah we inflict on each other every day.
By George Bilgere, from The Good Kiss,
The University of Akron Press.
When you've been away from it long enough,
You begin to forget the country
Of couples, with all its strange customs
And mysterious ways. Those two
Over there, for instance: late thirties,
Attractive and well-dressed, reading
At the table, drinking some complicated
Coffee drink. They haven't spoken
Or even looked at each other in thirty minutes,
But the big toe of her right foot, naked
In its sandal, sometimes grazes
The naked ankle bone of his left foot,
The faintest signal, a line thrown
Between two vessels as they cruise
Through this hour, this vacation, this life,
Through the thick novels they're reading,
Her toe saying to his ankle,
Here's to the whole improbable story
Of our meeting, of our life together
And the oceanic richness of our mingled narrative
With its complex past, with its hurts
And secret jokes, its dark closets
And delightful sexual quirks,
Its occasional doldrums, its vast
Future we have already peopled
With children. How safe we are
Compared to that man sitting across the room,
Marooned with his drink
And yellow notebook, trying to write
A way off his little island.
by André Anthony Moore,
New York City, November 2004
Fresh from her afternoon nap,
she'd sit at the dining table,
grading her children's work books,
preparing the next day's lesson.
I'd sneak looks at her from the solitary sofa,
bewildered, wondering at her simplicity,
as she worked the children's papers,
Anastasia purring sweetly on her knees.
It eluded me how she attained such pure felicity,
that sweet, delicious, gentle girl,
now become my revere.
You Must Accept
by Kate Light in Gravity's Dream: New Poems and Sonnets,
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I couldn't resist adding the last picture. It's a shot of the boardwalk in Bonavista, Newfoundland. It looks really pretty! It makes me a bit sad that I haven't been back to Newfoundland in years!
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DCYF says no complaints filed before boy hospitalized; couple reportedly spotted on Mass. North Shore
Jessica Linscott, front, and Roland Dow. (COURTESY)
New Hampshire child welfare officials had received no reports of abuse or neglect of a Plaistow boy before he was hospitalized with severe injuries this month, according to a state official.
Plaistow police on Saturday said they still have not located James Nicholson's mother, Jessica Linscott, or her boyfriend, Roland Dow, both of whom are charged in connection with the boy's injuries.
WCVB-TV in Boston reported late Saturday night that officials searched a Beverly, Mass., home where the couple was believed to be staying, but did not find them. WCVB reporter Liam Martin reported on Twitter that authorities were looking for a blue Dodge Caravan with New Hampshire plates.
Maggie Bishop, director of the state Division for Children, Youth & Families, said there were no "founded" or "unfounded" complaints regarding the 3-year-old.
"That just tells you I have no prior involvement," she said.
The boy was last listed in serious but stable condition at Children's Hospital at Dartmouth in Lebanon. An updated condition wasn't available Saturday.
Bishop said the DCYF is involved in the investigation of the boy's mother and her boyfriend, she said.
Roland H. Dow III, 27, of 197 Main St., faces one felony count of first-degree assault for allegedly striking the boy in the head on Nov. 1 and causing a traumatic brain injury. He is also charged with felony second-degree assault for allegedly burning the boy's wrist and fingers, authorities said.
The boy's mother, Jessica M. Linscott, 23, also of 197 Main St., faces six similar misdemeanor counts of endangering the welfare of a child. She is also accused of not seeking treatment for James on six occasions between Nov. 12 and 14.
The alleged abuse was discovered by workers at Exeter Hospital when the couple brought in the boy for treatment on Nov. 14, according to police. Concerned about the boy's condition, hospital staff contacted Plaistow police, who began an investigation.
Officials said the DCYF had custody of the child.
In general, Bishop said, DCYF workers try to keep a child with family members.
"We'd try to do relatives first if there's a relative that is safe or appropriate, then we'd do a foster home," Bishop said, noting the DCYF investigates 8,000 to 9,000 allegations of abuse or neglect a year.
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THE WRITING ON THE (RENT) WALL, i was watching this and really paying attention, reading all the messages for the first time last night. and i was bawling my eyes out! :') quite daring and progressive for my taste but what a gem of a musical!
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The American Choral Directors Association is a national organization of choral musicians dedicated to fostering choral singing that provides artistic, cultural, and spiritual experiences for all participants. These choral experiences span the compass from early scholastic to collegiate choirs; community to professional choirs; and the multitude of choirs in our churches, synagogues, and temples. It is ACDA's hope that our presence and continued work help nurture choral opportunities wherever they may exist, and provide a network of people, resources, and advocacy to help expand and strengthen the choral community throughout the United States. For more about the history and service of ACDA, please visit here.
In Hawaii, the state chapter of ACDA serves as an invaluable resource for the choral community though the sponsorship of workshops, clinics, and membership meetings throughout the year. A major thrust of our efforts is to bring nationally recognized experts in choral music to the islands to work with our directors, choirs, and individual singers to create experiences that nurture a love of choral singing and deepens the ties among us in the choral community in the state.


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