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My family is taking a trip to Boston in August, and we plan to drive up the coast of Maine as far as Acadia. We have a three year-old who is capable of hiking in about 2-3 miles and we'd love some ideas for some family friendly backpacking spots to head to where we can enjoy New England, and ideally not be around too many other folks, and have an isolated (as much as possible) campsite to ourselves.Any info on particular trails, trail head info, etc. would be fantastic!Thanks for the help.
This might be one place to start:http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/xdpy/forum_thread/30301/index.htmlThat Bold Coast Trail trip sounds pretty cool to me, but I think it's another two hours up the coast.
Thanks for the thread link, some of those may be longer than our little guy can do, but they are good starting point. The Bold Coast trail, looks great, it may well be worth a little more time in the car.
The Maine coast is beautiful, in my opinion the most captivating stretch of shore in the US. For moderate hiking try Camden Hills State park or a local land trust (there are many!) Here's some links to get you started:http://www.coastalmountains.org/conserved_lands/trails.htmlhttp://www.bbrlt.org/bbrlt_hiking.htmlhttp://www.mltn.org/search.phpedit:Also try Great Wass Island Preserve (hiking but no camping):http://www.cedarholm.com/blog/2010/02/hiking-great-wass-island-preserve-maine/
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Once again thanks for the links, we've got some planning to do, but it looks like there are plenty of good options.How do the bugs tend to be in Maine in August? They're pretty awful in our part of NC.
While it can definitely be hit or miss depending on conditions, I've found the bugs to dissipate considerably by August. With that said I would still prepare to encounter them and then hope for the best.
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As far as blue-chip bashes go, we can always count on the CFDA to throw soirees that draw the most discriminating, exquisitely attired, fashion-forward attendees. These are the red carpet events we adore to cover, as the guests always provide a unique visual feast and never go for the safe dress or cookie-cutter styles. Last week's CFDA/Vogue-founded 7th on Sale fete once again confirmed our opinion, as the above red carpet images prove.
If you're not familiar with 7th on Sale, we've got a bit o background for your inquiring minds. Touted as the "world's biggest sample sale" the event was started in 1990 by the CFDA and Vogue to raise money for services and housing for people living with HIV and AIDS. While the big party is over, it's still possible to shop the sale on eBay (until December 6). Hundreds of big designers have donated items that are now available for purchase and bids start at just 10% of the retail price. Additionally, there are some celebrity-worn items up for grabs, we spied a Ralph Lauren dress worn by Cate Blanchett, the Valentino dress Anne Hathaway wore to the Oscars, and the four-inch Calvin Klein heels Madonna wore to the Vanity Fair Party. Click here to shop the sale.
But you probably came here for the clothes, so let's address that now! One of the lovely aspects of this party (other than the heaps of money raised for a wonderful charity) is the fact that it's not super formal. This means there are lots of ideas to inspire anyone trying to figure out what to wear to all the upcoming holiday cocktail parties! Perhaps you'll take a cue from Julia Restoin Roitfeld and Eve; they went for the contrast of matte opaque black tights against their respective dresses sheen and sparkle. Or maybe you'll want to wear a frock in winter white, like the sisters Olsen did, as well as Jacquetta Wheeler. We also adored all the bright and strong color, from the electric turquoise shade Agyness Deyn and Aerin Lauder chose to Jenni Kayne's sunny yellow print to Natalia Vodianova's cotton candy pink frock to Kate Bosworth's rich, oxblood red dress.
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text: By PAUL LOCHER Staff Writer ORRVILLE -- The Orrville Salvation Army got a new home and a new lease on life in 2011, thanks to a tsunami of community support. And the beneficiaries of the project will be the needy families of eastern Wayne County who will be able to draw from an expanded food pantry and a growing number of services. In early 2011, supporters of the Salvation Army identified a building on High Street, just across the street from the Army's present location, it felt could be renovated and expanded to serve the needs of the growing and increasingly space-cramped Army offices and food pantry. The original 1,400-square-foot building had served as a driving school and cable television channel offices. But Stacey Underwood, executive director of the Orrville Salvation Army, had a vision of how the small building could be transformed into a more efficient service center, and set to work to convince the Army's supporters. As a result, the community rallied around the cause and the renovation and expansion project moved forward under the direction of co-Chairpersons Jarrod Brown and Diane Jarrett, who worked under the tutelage of businessmen Robert Ellis and Dean Reusser. Only a year earlier Reusser and Ellis had overseen the completion of construction of a $1.3 million multipurpose building on the campus of Orrville High School, which they had been instrumental in raising money for. The cost of the new Salvation Army facility, Jarrett said, was pegged at $700,000. This included $560,000 in donations from the community, as well as $140,000 in in-kind gifts. The addition of the 3,200-square-foot food pantry constituted the largest part of the project. It contains a permanent walk-in freezer, which, Underwood said, will replace nine chest-type freezers. Underwood said the walk-in freezer will be invaluable in terms of enabling the organization to accept frozen food and dairy products. In addition, the warehouse is equipped with a loading dock and pallet racking space, making it much easier to unload donated food, Underwood said. Using a newly purchased Toyota Walkie-Stacker, volunteers can pick pallets of food from delivery trucks and stack them on racks, saving time and backaches. In addition, the new food pantry is handicapped accessible and its surfaces are designed for easy maintenance. Currently the facility is feeding 500 to 700 people once each month. It is hoped clients soon will be able to go to the pantry twice each month. "It just depends on whether we can attract the level of donations we're hopeful we can," Underwood said. "We've tripled our space for food and we have a full basement for storage, so now it's just a matter of seeing if we have that level of support from the community to expand our food service. This facility will allow us to be more visible and be a permanent fixture in Orrville." The best thing, Underwood said, is the Salvation Army owns the building free and clear, meaning about 60 percent of what formerly was rent money can be plowed back into client services. The renovated front office space contains a business office, expanded waiting room, kitchenette and a meeting room, the latter space can be used by the community and other nonprofit agencies when it is not in use by the board. The facility is named the Robert "Punch" Maiwurm Service Center in honor of the late Bob Maiwurm, who with his wife started a donation center in the basement of their Orrville clothing store in the 1940s. Underwood said Maiwurm collected items for the poor in the community and those with needs knew they could go to him for help. "We wanted to keep alive the memory of what he did in the community," Underwood said, pointing out a portrait of Maiwurm in the board room. Jarrett said, "We are grateful that even in tight economic times, the people of Orrville and eastern Wayne County came together to support and generously donate to make this project reality." Jarrett said, "Individual gifts have all come together to be gifts from the community to serve the needs of the community. Whether it was financial gifts, in-kind gifts, prayers or verbal support, it all worked together to achieve the goal." Reporter Paul Locher can be reached at 330-682-2055 or email@example.com.


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Robin Williams died last night of an apparent suicide and today I'm reading social media posts like, "couldn't billions of dollars make him happy" and "he was so successful and had a wife and kids". Obviously those people don't know the difference between regular, old run-of-the-mill sadness and depression, but I do.
When my sisters and I were teenagers our mom was struggling with depression but we had no clue. We found out the day she called to have herself admitted to a hospital for care because she was suicidal. That was a shocker! Up until that day we'd just thought she was working a lot and was tired. She spent a couple of months there and she said it was the best vacation she'd ever had...as well as a lifesaver.
My younger sister suffers from severe depression and is working hard to find the right meds to keep her in her happy place. She has good days and bad and, right now, is joking with me about what a cruel joke it is that she's now dealing with perimenopause! ZING!
Even I suffered from depression 5 years ago after moving to Charlotte and going from a very social and busy job to working for the same company in Indianapolis but from my home in Charlotte. I had tons of friends in Indy but had only made a friend or two here. Yes I had family here but the situation of spending lots of long days alone with no interaction, combined with a hormonal imbalance, caused me to contemplate suicide. At that point I had to walk away from my job and then was forced to sit out of radio for a year. That's when I went to get help.
Here's a funny yet not so funny story. I found a psychologist who was talking me through my situational depression and I really liked him. After the third visit, when I went to say goodbye, he tried to kiss me on the mouth. That would really traumatize most people but I'm a little off in the head so I started laughing. As I left the building I knew I was ready to get back on air and that I was back to being me again.
Luckily for me, my depression was cured when I changed my situation and my mother has been well for years. For people like my sister and like Robin Williams, sometimes depression can be managed and sometimes it can't. The brain is an organ and it gets sick like any other organ.
Rest in peace Robin Williams and thanks for all the laughs!
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St. Patrick's Day is this Saturday, and that means green day—a day all about green. For younger children who are learning colors, this is a great day to have fun with the color green.
What can you do with the color green? Here are just a few ideas:
Make green food: You can make green eggs and ham for breakfast (and maybe read the book a little later). You can also color lunchmeat green with food coloring or make green meatloaf for dinner. Or, for a simple green meal, make a green salad.
Color in only greens: Find all the different shades of green you can and color or draw—create a picture. You can use crayons, paints, markers, glitter, etc.
Find the green: It's like "Where's Waldo." Go throughout the house with your child and have your child find all the greens—anything that is the color green. This is a great way to make sure your child understands the concept of this color. You can even have a prize for finding so many "greens."
Play color-matching game: Like memory. You can make a color-matching game with just an even number of cards and some crayons. Color the back of the cards using the crayons. Make sure each color is on two cards. Flip all the cards over and see if your child can match the right colors. Also have your child say the name of the color to practice the concept of matching the word with the object.
Read books with the color green in illustrations: As you read the book with your child, you can point out the colors on each page. You can also play "Find the Green" and point out all the green colors on a page.
This St. Patrick's Day is full of learning opportunities, besides teaching your young child about the color green. Put on you creative hats and have fun.
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1. A nice change of pace this week, with not one but two stories of grace to get the tear ducts working. First, via The NY Times Magazine, lawyer and writer Bryan Stephenson recalls "The Man on Death Row Who Changed Me". During law school, Stephenson was asked to visit an inmate on death row, to inform the prisoner that a 'real' lawyer had yet to be assigned his case. Bryan arrives feeling unprepared and nervous about delivering what he assumes to be bad news. To say that the condemned man's response takes him aback would be an understatement:
Another Week Ends: Death Row Hymns, L'Arche Communion, Heresy Polls, Haunted Houses, Gossip Law, Andy Warhol, and 70s Halloween
A Short Guide To Hammer Horror
"Born into a land of brutality and evil…it came from terror and fear! The curse…laid on a baby!" A brief list you'll find in Issue 3 of The Mockingbird, right in time for Halloween! The Gospel According to…Hammer Horror! Nearly all are available to watch in full on YouTube. Ah Ah Ah Ahhh! "Don't look into the eyes!"
Curse of the Werewolf (1961)
Some would consider Curse of the Werewolf to be the apogee of 'Christian' presence in the Hammer canon.
Leon's Baptism, the coincidence of his conception and birth with Christmas and the Christmas story, and the silver bullet from the Father: these…
Merry Halloween
Here's a timely one from Nick Lannon, which was originally posted over at Liberate on this day last year:
Halloween has become more Christian than Christmas.
Christians have long had issues with Halloween. We're not sure what to make of it, we're not sure if it's ok to celebrate it, if we're celebrating demons, monsters, and evil things. Michael Jackson, at the beginning of the landmark video for "Thriller," felt compelled to provide a disclaimer that this video, in which he turns into a werewolf and a zombie, did not endorse the occult. For the same reasons that many Christians have…
"Strange Fascination, Fascinating Me": John Carpenter's The Thing (1982)
The third installment for Blake & Ian's four-part series is Ian's second selection, the 1982 classic creature flick The Thing, directed by John Carpenter andstarring Kurt Russell, Wilford Brimley & T. K. Carter.
John Carpenter's The Thing is a masterpiece of cosmic/body horror which viscerally manifests the alien abjection of sin. Through masterful use of freezing, tension-fraught atmosphere and brilliant (i.e. horrifyingly gory) special effects, Carpenter meditates on embodiment, identity, and paranoia with breathtaking results. The story, set in hostile Antarctica, follows a shape-shifting alien which can replicate the physiology and even the memories of everything (and everyone) it assimilates. Its arrival triggers an…
"Just The Two Of Us": Robert Harmon's The Hitcher (1986)
The second film selection for Blake & Ian's four-part series comes from Blake's selection of favorite horror films, the 1986 version of The Hitcher, starring Rutger Hauer, C. Thomas Howell and Jennifer Jason Leigh.
Jim Halsey: Why are you doing this to me?
John Ryder: You're a smart kid…figure it out.
Whether it's the rise of urban legends or the rise of actual incidents, hitchhiking is all but extinct nowadays. It seems to be another victim slain in the slow and continuous death of the old neighborly courtesies.
Hitchhiking is just one aspect of a wider American artistic landscape full of the open road–from…
"Is This Real Life or Is This Just Fantasy": Carl Dreyer's Vampyr (1932)
Ian Olson (who brought Mbird a wonderful reflection on Law and Grace in the new Godzilla) and I decided to put together a 4-part series in celebration of October and Halloween–Mbird-style, of course! We both chose two of our favorite horror films and wrote an article for each one and then allowed the other to present a brief addendum/rebuttal about the film and the article written. This week we open with a classic vampire film from 1932 from the Danish filmmaker, Carl Theodor Dreyer, entitled Vampyr.
How awake must I be to grasp the real world? To see it for what…
Halloween/Reformation Day Linkathon: Equal Opportunity Holidays, Fat Letters, Midnight Coteries, The Returned and more Lou Reed
A quick grab bag in honor of the day:
1. Over at Liberate Nick Lannon reflects on the gratuity of Halloween relative to Christmas, stating from the outset that "Halloween has become more Christian than Christmas". He's not wrong:
"Consider the theological implications of Halloween. Halloween is the ultimate equal opportunity holiday. EVERYONE gets candy. On the surface, it's the picture of the Gospel! There is no checking of qualifications at the door. You come, you receive. Christmas, on the other hand… well, you know the song: 'He's making a list, checking it twice, gonna find out who's naughty or nice. Santa…
In the Event of a Cosmic Horror, Pt. 6: The End (Is Not The End)
When I first decided to put this series together, I was planning on using several different sources as jumping off points for each post. But the more I consulted Eugene Thacker's In the Dust of This Planet: Horror of Philosophy vol. 1, the more I realized how essential it was to providing a solid foundation for how we should look at horror cinema (and, by relation, all elements of horror culture). Thacker brings the reader to a point where they must confess three things: 1) That there are things in the natural and 'supernatural' realm that are hidden from humanity…
In the Event of a Cosmic Horror, Pt. 5: The Creature Feature
This past weekend I set out to watch my three personal favorites of the creature feature sub-genre. Considering it was also my twenty-ninth birthday, these viewings made for good celebration (red flag: this guy is a little off, methinks). My selections may show my "chronological snobbery" (C.S. Lewis), but rest assured, I am in no way deriding the creature features of the 30s, 40s, 50s and 60s. I wouldn't dare do so on Mockingbird! However, the three films that will drive the discussion of this post are ones I grew up with: The Mist (2007), The Thing (1982) and Alien…
In the Event of a Cosmic Horror, Pt. 4: The Apparition
Have you ever had an experience with a ghost or spirit? Odds are, like most haunted house movies, the set up involved an unfamiliar setting and a kid, or kids. They are more willing to 'expect the unexpected' after all. For instance, perhaps you can imagine a situation in a house in the middle of nowhere, say, miles outside of Midland/Odessa (home of Friday Night Lights), with little population and little pretension of something abnormal taking place. A kid staying with his grandmother in a two-story house with a completely wooden stair separating the floors and no one in the…
More Jimmy Kimmel on Luke 11:11-13
Last Christmas, we posted Jimmy Kimmel's segment, "I Gave My Kids A Terrible Present," featuring parents who pranked their kids by giving them terrible Christmas presents. Presents like a half-eaten sandwich wrapped up in a big box. Parents recorded their kids' reactions, and the resulting tantrums and tears were hilarious and theologically insightful, to say the least.
This Halloween, Kimmel brought back his original prank, "I Told My Kids I Ate Their Halloween Candy," showing kids reacting to the news that their parents ate all their Halloween candy. Overall, it's pretty similar stuff: kids crying and throwing tantrums, hilarity (and depravity?) ensues. This seasonal compilation, however, has a bit of a surprise ending. It gives grace-in-parenting a whole new meaning…
In the Event of a Cosmic Horror, Pt 2: The Slasher
Here we go with part two of Blake Collier's budding In the Event of a Cosmic Horror franchise. To read part one, go here.
The Slasher
Because I am a bit of a masochist, I am going to start the breakdown of horror sub genres with an analysis of the slasher film. No type of horror has been so maligned by critics, parents and Christians as the slasher flick has in the whole economy of the horror film. It appears as if the first true slasher films were made in order to prominently depict three things: killings/blood, sex/nudity and vengeance. That second…


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I was delighted by all of my craft sessions, particularly because they were all so different and yet they still managed to inspire my writing.
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Daily craft sessions provide contexts for faculty and writers in residence to discuss diverse issues of craft, process, and inspiration, or to lead exercises exploring technique and imagination. They provide excellent opportunities for participants to engage with poets and writers other than their workshop leader.
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Participants in the 2013 Institute will receive a schedule of 2013 craft session offerings in the spring, and will have the opportunity to sign up for the ones that interest them most. Here are a few descriptions from the upcoming 2013 Institute:
Fictions about Poetry, Prose about Poetry Crash Session: Talking Nonsense: Doing What You Believe You Shouldn't Do, Why and When Clichés, Stereotypes, Melodrama, Hyperbole, Didacticism, Anachronism, and other cautions should be faced or perhaps stared down.
When the only thing that makes sense is non-sense, for instance, how does a writer know when to send caution to the wind? When does any of this matter and since judging one's writing is typically couched in reason or rational discourse, how can a writer recognize reason's failures and rationality's mendacities? How can we improve our conversations about these things and make use of them in our writing while taking good care of our minds?
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Sometimes the house of the future is better built, lighter and larger than all the houses of the past, so that the image of the dream house is opposed to that of the childhood home…. Maybe it is a good thing for us to keep a few dreams of a house that we shall live in later, always later, so much later, in fact, that we shall not have time to achieve it. For a house that was final, one that stood in symmetrical relation to the house we were born in, would lead to thoughts—serious, sad thoughts—and not to dreams. It is better to live in a state of impermanence than in one of finality.
~ Gaston Bachelard, 1884-1962, THE POETICS OF SPACE, 1958
During the course of our brief meeting I'll be asking you to write for about 9 minutes, write what? Something that will be related to all of the above.
A Compact and Delicious Body: The Short Poem
In his remarks on style, Demetrius notes that "the very first grace of style is that which results from compression, when a thought which would have been spoiled by dwelling on it is made graceful by a light and rapid touch." Poetry, with its emphasis on precise diction, is an artful series of compressions: mental, linguistic, and spatial. In this quick talk, we'll look at examples of short forms and examine the ways in which brevity enables both wit and grace. Readings will include work by Robert Grenier, Lucille Clifton, Charles Wright, David Bromige, Suzanne Buffam, Tim Dlugos, Etheridge Knight, Rachel Zucker and Kay Ryan. That seems like a lot? Not to fear, they're short.
When Is the Wolf Just a Wolf?
What's the difference between a story and a tale? How does a
traditional tale—whether it's from Western Europe or the Middle
East—work to get under our skins and make us feel something uncanny,
indescribable? In this session, a mix of lecture, short readings,
discussion, in-class writing, and light critique, we'll mine artifacts
from past-centuries oral-tradition tales and examine them; we'll then
try to infuse scenes and stories with these flavors.
Performance Matters!
Are you a "page poet" or "writer of fiction" who has always been a little tempted by that open-mic list or slam poetry night? Whether you're a regular on the scene or a newcomer to the possibility, Performance Matters! will help guide you through the nerve-wracking but always thrilling page-to-stage journey! Spoken word artist Alix Olson will facilitate a creative group exploration of all matters performance-related including: improvisational and movement exercises, "throwing" your voice and other powerful methods for effectively "embodying" your written word.
We read, in part, to be lifted away from the daily. We want mystery, scope, relief from the weight of detail. Fiction provides a haven, sometimes even from itself. It can swerve, rupture, disburden. It can lift out and away. This lifting away reminds us of the pleasing elasticity of being we know to be true and forget. On certain pages of prose (poetry too) we are reminded to see more deeply, perhaps more widely, as though an aperture has been opened, as though time has been dilated and space. What emerges from the rupture might be wisdom, a confession of fear, a declaration of fury, or love. Love and fury and wisdom and fear have accumulated line by line: the rupture feels at once spontaneous and inevitable, an impulse that overwhelms intention. The rupture is larger than the story and yet contained by it and it can take your breath away. Recollection and premonition; accumulation and release. The rupture is not explanation but declaration: People require strengthening before the acts of life. (Grace Paley) I am vacation from love. (William Gass) My questions for the time we have together will be: how do writers accomplish this feat? How might we invite it?
Handmade Bookmaking for Writers
Writers often have a special greedy feeling about books; we want to read them, hold them, own them, why should we not make them too? In this craft session, we will briefly consider the art and history of chap-bookmaking and explore the keen relationship between the written word and the physical object that contains it. We'll look at samples of handmade chapbooks whose physical design engages in direct conversation with the language contained within. You will learn simple binding methods and then have time to create a small book of your own writing.
The Making of Simile
Drawing on David Fishelov's strange, exciting, wonderfully technical article: "Poetic and Non-Poetic Simile: Structure, Semantics, Rhetoric," we will examine all the rules that govern boring similes, and then systematically break them to create interesting ones. We'll also look at similes in the wild (in poetry & prose), and figure out how they work—which rule(s) they're subverting. We will compare a great many things to a great many other things, or to themselves: apples to oranges, dust to dust. You'll generate your own set of variations on a simile, which should (I hope!) leave you with a lasting sense of the figure's plasticity and possibility.
Have I the Lip of the Flamingo: Dickinson and Catachresis
But do flamingos even have lips? And what could it mean to "pluck" at a partition? How can floods be served in bowls, or the heavens appear to be "stitched"? In this craft session, we'll take a close look at the elegant mayhem afoot in a handful of Emily Dickinson's poems, reading with a special emphasis on turns of phrase that fly against, and therefore expand, our sense of the possible. We'll discuss the various kinds of catachresis, which may be broadly defined as the deliberate violation of a word's standard usage for expressive ends, considering the ways in which this rhetorical figure appears to be central not only to Dickinson's poetry, but to what we mean by poetry in general. We'll experiment in class with enhancing our own writing's complexity of meaning, verbal texture, and sense of surprise through a practice of lexical selection that brazenly, but not without principle, disrupts what's standard. We'll encourage ourselves to march against the grain of the routine in apparently illogical rather than merely logical steps, confident that le mot juste might be just right for prose, but more often than not, it's the last thing we want for our poetry.
Part poem, part nonfiction narrative, part song: a lyric essay lives on the borders. It talks to the poem in its fidelity to compression, sound, and image. It talks to the essay in its work of idiosyncratic meditation. What does it mean to test, to try? We'll look at some short examples of the form as a way into wondering about voice and structure. We'll also get started on a lyric essay inspired by the work in front of us.
Constraints in Short Fiction
Experimental short fiction is often recategorized: lyric work is called poetry; voice-driven work is called essay; linked collections are called novels. Does this mean the work is more flexible? Or does it mean that it's not allowed in the short fiction club? Either way, it's worth asking what makes such work harder to define. Perhaps it has more to do with what's omitted in the work, than it does with what it contains. We will therefore take a closer look at the uses and effects of constraints in the short story form. How do we restrict ourselves as writers? How and what can we omit? How do we work around what's been omitted? What effect does this have on the work? Looking at several short texts that utilize various formal and stylistic constraints, we will consider the many possibilities of the short story, trying on some for ourselves.
Say Yes, Say No: On Conflict, Tension, and the Patterns Inherent in Stories
Direct conflict is just one way to keep a reader's interest, I tell my students, but what the hell am I talking about? Can anyone tell a compelling story without conflict? Can we, like television news producers, simply rely on an ever-present threat of annihilation to make everything seem meaningful? We'll look at Freytag, Bolivian deforestation, the patterns blood makes when poured into milk, a Tobias Wolff story, and try to explore how even in contentment we, in Wallace Stevens' words, "still feel the need of some imperishable bliss."
On Difficulty
A talk, including some discouraging remarks by Hugo Von Hoffmannsthal, author of "The Letter."
Voices Talking
What makes up what we call "voice" and who speaks in our work? We'll consider the idea of voice—that semi-mysterious entity to which we ascribe a kind of distinctive originality—but, more practically, we'll explore the voices we create in our work, the ways in which our poems or prose speak. What tones, forms, sounds, facts, fantasies, and personas find their ways into—and, in fact, comprise—the voice(s) of a given poem or piece of prose? How do we go about discovering new material, what do we allow or prohibit ourselves to say? Notions of authorship, gumption, experimentation, craft, and discovery will be fair game as we dig into compelling examples where voice is paramount, wrangle with select issues of creative process, and imagine concrete ways to expand the possibilities for what creates voice in our work, and of what (and how) we might say.
If You Agree, Won't You Change the Title for Me?
What can you do when you have a poem or story but no titles? This talk will include a taxonomy of titling strategies, an analysis of some of Wallace Stevens' best titles and titling exercises. For poets and fiction writers.
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A SENATE report which yesterday rejected changes to the NBN Bill affecting its rollout in Tasmania has led to calls for Federal Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull to come to the state to fix the stalled project.
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John Wiseman of Hobart Posted at 9:13 PM July 18, 2014
The NBN is installed in my house, Fantastic, it is saving money in phone calls VOIP and it is very fast and cheaper than ADSL 2 . The Gretna guy is being tricked by media owners. Imagine how much the media moguls would lose if pay TV became absolute? The nbn gives me more movies/TV/sport than I ever could watch. I call STD, mobile and local for free, SKYPE internationally all free. Hang in there the wait is not great but the reward is bliss,
Mike England of Gretna Posted at 8:31 PM July 17, 2014
Whilst there is no need to lose your FAX [yes people still use them] or one's security service one has to get involved with their Retail Service Provider [RSP] and seek advice as to exactly what service and ports the RSP supports over NBN. Not all RSP's support the "analogue" port so retaining services such as medical and security systems can incur a considerable cost to the end user, not the RSP or the Security monitoring service. Many are reluctant or unable to take that cost thereby losing those services. Care with selection of RSP is required when moving to NBN so users need to query their RSP when NBN services are being connected.
Mike England of Gretna Posted at 8:08 PM July 17, 2014
Peter Fulton you may well be one of the chosen few "lucky" ones however I suggest that you misread my comment, the idea of the NBN is great it's the implementation thereof and the frustration arising with same. NBN to homes may well be Ok however NBN into multi tenant type buildings is still a disaster as are a few other technical problems for services other than VoIP and Internet. I'd suggest that you enjoy whilst you can.


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As much as the defense loves having him on the field, Still is equally as grateful for his teammates, who have chipped in to help baby-sit. His former roommate, running back Stephfon Green, helped during the past year and even changed diapers. But as Leah's gotten older, she's become too much of a handful for Green, Still joked.
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"He calls me sometimes and is like, 'Dad, there's a lot to raising a kid.' I said, 'Son, I know," said Devon's father, Antonio Still Sr. "It's very demanding, but I'm proud of how he's handled it."
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"No matter how anything goes on the football field, she's always going to love me," Still said. "Every time I get to come home and just see her smile, it just changes my day. I love being a father."
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The name Sinia is of Native American origin.
The meaning of Sinia is "blue green".
In the U.S. in 2014 less than 5 girls were given the name. Less than 5 boys were given the name.
View the Sinia Name Popularity Page to see how the popularity trend for Sinia has changed since 1880, or to compare the popularity of Sinia to other names.
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$80.99A cornerstone of gross anatomy since 1943, Grant's Atlas of Anatomy reaches students worldwide with its realistic dissection illustrations, detailed surface anatomy photos, clinical images and comments, and quick-reference muscle tables. Renowned for its accuracy, pedagogy, and clinical relevance, this classic atlas boasts significant enhancements, including updated artwork, new conceptual
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Kind of, yeah.
The trouble with making Westerns colorful and zany-looking is that the actual look of the era is far more conducive to grim and serious stuff, a la
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One could always go back to the woozy, psychedelic Western color schemes of the '50s (like how Doc dressed up Marty), but that'd take some serious brass, and probably a strong metatextual vibe to boot. They're obviously not going for that approach here...
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Patio de la cárcel (Prison Yard)
1994photograph | gelatin silver print
Not on view at this time; find out where you can see works from our collection at locations around the Bay Area while our building is closed for expansion
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Collection SFMOMA
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Bicycle Unit
The Mount Kisco Police Department formed their bicycle unit in 1995. The Mounted Bicycle Unit continues to be a cost effective method of providing our community with a high profile police presence, aggressive local law and traffic enforcement and, in providing officers that are "approachable" to the merchants, residents and especially the children of our community. The Mounted Bicycle Unit serves as an excellent public relations unit for the Mount Kisco Police Department.
The Mounted Bicycle Unit is a stealth unit with quick response times to the majority of the downtown area. This asset allows for the immediate response to obscure areas that a regular patrol vehicle would normally have difficult getting to. All Mounted Bicycle patrol officers are LEBA certified. This certification process entails a one week course that focuses on
All of out training is conducted by Sgt. Scott Semenetz. Certified by LEBA as a National Instructor, Sgt Semenetz is charged with coordinating in-house training for new Mounted Bicycle patrol officers. Due to this certification, the Mount Kisco Police Department is the host to an annual bicycle school instructed by Sgt Semenetz open to other agencies looking to have their officers certified.
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Patton O. Garriott, Ph.D. is an Assistant Professor of Counseling Psychology in the Morgridge College of Education at the University of Denver. Dr. Garriott's Career and Social Attitudes research lab focuses on the educational and career development of students who have been historically underrepresented in higher education and science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) careers; the role of social stigma and stereotypes in career interest and selection; as well as white racial attitudes and prejudice reduction. His research has been published in outlets such as Journal of Counseling Psychology, Journal of Career Assessment, and Journal of Diversity in Higher Education. Dr. Garriott serves on the Editorial Boards of The Counseling Psychologist, Journal of Diversity in Higher Education, and Journal of Career Development. Dr. Garriott currently teaches courses in Basic and Intermediate Counseling Techniques, Introductory Psychological Assessment, Multicultural Counseling, Ethics, Research Methods, Consultation, as well as a Diversity Seminar. Dr. Garriott's work has been recognized by Division 17 (Counseling Psychology) of the American Psychological Association and the National Career Development Association.
Garriott, P. O., Mazzotta, E., Liskov, A., Prabhakar, B., & Shapiro, J. (2013, August). Poster presented at the Annual American Psychological Association Convention, Honolulu, HI.
Garriott, P. O., Norris, S. J., Zucker, K., Mazzotta, E., & Prabhakar, B. (2013, October). In B. Eksioglu (Chair). Workforce development in intermodal transporation. Panel conducted at the 2013 National Center for Intermodal Transportation Conference, Mississippi State, MS.
Garriott, P. O., Reiter, S., Brownfield, J., Fujii-Doe, W., & Barone, R. (2014, March). In P. O. Garriott & L. B. Spanierman (Co-chairs), Race traitors: Empirical investigations of White allies. Symposium to be presented at the Counseling Psychology Conference, Atlanta, GA.
Flores, L. Y., & Garriott, P. O. (2013). Si Podemos! (Yes We Can!) Promoting academic success in Mexican American girls (pp. 422-438). In E. Vera (Ed.). Oxford Handbook of Prevention in Counseling Psychology. New York: Oxford University Press.
Spanierman, L. B., Garriott, P. O., & Clark, D. A. (2013). Whiteness and social class: Intersections and implications (pp. 394-410). In W. M. Liu (Ed.). Oxford Handbook of Social Class in Counseling. New York: Oxford University Press.
Garriott, P. O., Flores, L. Y., & Martens, M. P. (2013). Journal of Counseling Psychology, 60, 200-210. doi: 10.1037/a0032074
Garriott, P. O., & Flores, L. Y. (2013). Journal of Latina/o Psychology, 1, 85-94. doi: 10.1037/a0032378
Garriott, P. O., Flores, L. Y., Prabhakar, B., Mazzotta, E., Liskov, A., & Shapiro, J. (2014). Journal of Career Assessment, 22, 627-641. doi: 10.1177/1069072713514933
Garriott, P. O., Hudyma, A., Keene, C., & Santiago, D. (2015). Journal of Counseling Psychology, 62, 253-263. doi: 10.1037/cou0000066
Dr. Garriott celebrating the end of the year with members of his research lab.
Dr. Garriott and members of his research lab presenting their poster at the Rocky Mountain Psychological Association Conference in Denver.
Dr. Garriott, Kristin, Dana, and Chesleigh celebrating the end of the year on advisee night at Euclid Hall.
Dr. Garriott and members of his research lab celebrating the end of the year at Wash Park.
Dr. Garriott, Dr. Olson-Garriott, Dana, and Kristin celebrating the end of the quarter during advisee night at Uno Mas.
Dr. Garriott and members of his research lab present their poster at the 2014 Annual American Psychological Association Convention in Washington, D.C.


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Florida's fastest supercomputer is making its debut.
The University of Florida is dedicating its new HiPerGator computer on Tuesday in Gainesville.
The HiPerGator processes data at 150 trillion calculations per second. It will be used for research ranging from drug development to the origins of the universe.
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Effects of a Clinical Pharmacist Service on Health-related Quality of Life
This study has been completed.
Sahlgrenska University Hospital, Sweden
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First received: November 18, 2009
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Last verified: November 2009
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The aim of the present study is to evaluate effects of a clinical pharmacist service on health-related quality of life and prescribing of drugs. A randomized controlled trial is performed in two internal medicine wards at Sahlgrenska University Hospital, Göteborg, Sweden.
Health-Related Quality of Life
Other: Pharmacist service
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Primary Purpose: Health Services Research
|Official Title:
|Effects of a Clinical Pharmacist Service on Health-related Quality of Life
Further study details as provided by Sahlgrenska University Hospital, Sweden:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Health-related quality of life [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Prescribing of drugs [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Primary Completion Date:
|June 2009 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Active Comparator: Pharmacist service,
The pharmacist service consists of medication review, drug treatment discussion with the patient, and a medication report.
|Other: Pharmacist service
|No Intervention: Control
|Other: Pharmacist service
|Genders Eligible for Study:
Inclusion Criteria:
- All patients admitted to the wards during week days after decision of a ward physician or nurse if the medical condition allows inclusion
Exclusion Criteria:
- Exclusion criteria are poor Swedish language and planned discharge before the intervention can be performed.
- Patients transferred to wards not belonging to the department of medicine or other hospitals during the hospital stay are also excluded.
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Since the summer of 2000, the JCA has been bringing
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In Tuesday's elections, Seattle voters answered this question in the negative:
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It's nice to see the electorate strike a blow for free expression. If a "no contact" rule had been forced upon the clubs, they'd quickly go out of business. Patrons would just stay home — and watch porn. Same experience, no cover charge.
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your machine quilting with our stitch intensive issue. Explore new
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fabulous with digital monoprinting, and Bonnie Wedge shares her
technique for using recycled material in her quilts. Plus clever
low-cost surface design processes including homemade silk screens and an introduction to block printing. See Susan Lenz's stitched stained glass and grave rubbing art
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Can I buy this issue digitally? Not a subscription - just this issue. I love the feathers as shown in your newsletter.
Cheers from New Zealand - land of the All Blacks.
Hi Helen,
you will be able to buy a single digital issue through Zinio soon (at the moment their most current issue is the aug/sept one)
I have a subscription but I cannot find anywhere to click to read the current issue. I'm looking on page www.quiltingdaily.com/.../quilting-arts-october-november-2011.aspx
The best I have managed is by clicking on 'Digital Subscriptions' at the bottom of the page, but that gets me to August/September issue.
Please help
In this issue on the article about Ellen Anne Eddy, it says I can see more of her work on-line. Where is it, I can't find it. I am a member and have signed in.
At least you can access your subscription accounts - I tried mine and they say it doesn't exist! Considering I took out a digital subscription in April, that sucks. Someone's maths is way off!
The digital version has to be downloaded via Zinio and uses Adobe Air, not the best method of reading any magazine, but if you go to the download page and scroll to the bottom you can get hold of a pdf version, which can then be transfered to an-reader, instead of being tied to the computer and hooked up to the internet all the time if you want to read it.
Where are the "free" digital images from Margaret Applin that are mentioned in the article? I found the three images of her work but nothing else. It would be nice if there was more information given than just "go to" Quilting Arts! This is a big site and it's not very user friendly.
I have subscribed digital + paper copy of mag. As I live in Australia, I thought why wait, buy both & access now. I even got a message telling me I could access the digital right now, but I can't access any of the articles. What's the secret? Very disappointing, I can tell you. Also, one of the comments below says to go to the download page. Where is this located?
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I too was unable to find Margaret Applins free digital designs. I sent two emails and all I was told was to go to this page. My second email was not answered at all. I consider myself computer saavy and still have difficulty navigating this site.
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Allergies are among the most common heath problems, with more than 50 million people afflicted with asthma, seasonal hay fever, or other allergy-related conditions each year.
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