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The Eagles ended the first 18 holes of the 19-team Classic in 12th place. Leading the team standings are Findlay (301), Indianapolis (306) and host Ohio Dominican (307).
Sophomore Sophie Hemleben paced the Ashland effort on Monday, carding a 6-over-par 78 to tie for 20th individually. Hemleben's round included birdies on holes No. 7 and 18.
Junior Logan Pottorf (tied for 56th, 84) was next up, also finishing with a pair of birdies on No. 7 and 15. Senior Monica Torda was right behind (tied for 61st, 85), and rounding out the Eagles' day were freshmen Sophia Lowe (tied for 76th, 88, one birdie), Cece Dillon (tied for 83rd, 91, one birdie) and, playing as an individual, Leah Burtscher (tied for 100th, 103).
Both Abby Swensen of Ohio Dominican and Meredith Wipper of Findlay fired opening-round 70s to sit atop the individual leaderboard.
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Becoming Someone's Hero by Sandy Ragona
Joey enlists help from a group of his friends to assist a classmate who is being bullied. This heartwarming story helps remind students that they should not just stand by if they see a bullying situation. In this book, children learn how to respond appropriately and firmly to confront a bully and to rescue the child who is being targeted.
This colorfully-illustrated book provides strategies that can help children to become effective bystanders during bullying situations. It teaches five steps for children to follow when they notice someone else being bullied. Discussion questions and activity ideas are also included. The teachings in this book will empower children to be more than mere passive bystanders but to reach out with others to stop the bullying.
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AerFin has signed a five-year contract to support IKAR Airlines' fleet of seven Embraer E-Jets via its "Beyond Pool" support programme. BeyondPool offers a fixed-cost solution to support the component requirements of IKAR Airlines' seven Embraer E190s and will be fully supported out of AerFin's London Gatwick facility together with the provision of a significant inventory-holding located at the main operating base at Sheremetyevo International Airport in Moscow.
IKAR becomes the latest customer to join AerFin's BeyondPool support program, subsequent to BA CityFlyer joining the program in February 2018, where they signed a seven-year partnership agreement with AerFin, that covers all component support requirements for its E-Jet fleet.
IKAR Airlines is a Russian Far-Eastern carrier, based at Krasnoyarsk Yemelyanovo Airport and operating as Pegas Fly. IKAR was rebranded as Pegas Fly in 2013, and now operates scheduled passenger services from Krasnoyask, as well as charter services on behalf of Pegas Touristik. The carrier is operated by IKAR Airlines LLC and maintains IKAR Airlines as the carrier's legal name.
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AerFin Airframe Director Chris Hooley added, "We are delighted that IKAR Airlines has elected to join British Airways in utilising our BeyondPool component program solution. We have worked very closely with the team at IKAR to develop a programme which adequately meets their operational requirements and look forward to playing our part in the successful introduction of a new fleet type into the IKAR operation. This is another significant step for us in bringing AerFin's growing portfolio of support services and solutions to the market. AerFin is evolving very quickly as we focus on anticipating the requirements of our global customer base and delivering a strategy which offers value to airlines. The industry remains strongly competitive over cost and quality of delivery and we continue to see great growth opportunity in supporting the E-Jet global platform."


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Next Stop Perth with Kym ELLERY
If Kym Ellery, of ELLERY fame, ever got bored of Fashion Designing I think she'd make an unbelievable tour guide! We cruised her hometown Perth during it's Fashion Festival and here's what we got up to…
Kym's Perth Map
Riccarda on Hay street Subiaco for something adult and eloquent. Pop is for a hit of Margeila or Missoni; two very important "M's".
Dilettante is fabulous when feeling like a directional injection into one's wardrobe. Vivienne Westwood masterpieces hung alongside quirky Tsumori Chisato items. So much fun.
My absolute favourite place to eat breakfast in Perth is at Greenhouse on St. Georges Terrace, Perth City. Eco friendly and with decor that is evidently recycled, I can't get enough of the pork and potato dish complete with poached eggs. I am officially addicted.
Balthazar on The Esplanade in Perth City is the ultimate in fine dining for WA.
My favourite thing to do is run on the hard sand from Trigg beach to Scarborough. Going against the fierce Fremantle doctor winds certainly makes for a good way to clear your mind; exponentially.
Art is something that thrives in Western Australia. I was raised in what felt like a permanent exhibition opening. From the Fremantle Art Centre, to PICA to the Art Gallery of Western Australia there are so many creative environments to absorb. I recommend them all.


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Ongoing thoughts on my martial studies and interests, which encompass almost everything.
Tuesday, April 26, 2016
Saturday, April 23, 2016
The Physics of Karate
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Friday, April 22, 2016
Thursday, April 21, 2016
Technique of No Technique
Technique of No Technique
One of the more interesting things I have learned was in 1980. Tris Sutrisno was describing what his father did when asked for a demonstration/clinic in Indonesia. (Of course this was also in days before their were phone cameras, internet, You Tube and all the rest of todays tricks.
As he had trained long ago in Japan, everyone always wanted something special. So what his father did was always share advanced techniques in his arts, and do so fully. But only for the clinic.
The truth is, outside of specific training for a very long time, individuals would not be able to retain what was shown for more than a day. In other words good enough for short term memory, but not transferable to long term memory.
His father referred to such sharings as 'Technique of No Technique'.
And if someone had the presence to retain and learn what was shown, then they deserved that knowledge.
It was not how Tris shared with me.
I have experienced this concept in a variety of different ways.
Many years later Tris was in Derry to present a clinic on 3rd and 4th level bunkai in his art. Not knowing my students well, and there were outsiders present too. He shared each of the movements 2 times, and then proceeded to go from person to person and correct/adjust whatever they were doing, even if it was not what he had shown. Really he was sharing this for me, but for everyone else, it was a lesson in technique of no technique (I also happen to have it on videotape)
What he was doing for each of them was good stuff, but not what he was demonstrating.
He was not committed in seeing they got what he was showing. But he made it a worthwile sharing.
Years later a friend, brought Danny Insanto in for 2 days of clinics at his school, covering a wide range of topics.
I attended the afternoon clinic on empty hand knife self defense. Mainly because I wanted to see Insanto in person. For the two hours he switched techniques about every 3 minutes. No one could retain what was shown. It was more a review,from those from Princeton where he had a school. I understood what was going on because I had read his book on Philippian Arts. I was not there to retain what I saw. He did extremely impressive movements taking away knives from his attackers. So this was also technique of no technique. I wonder if anyone there became an instant instructor of what they saw.
On meeting Sherman Harrill, the first time in New Hampshire, it also became technique of no technique. But from a different purpose. Sherman packed so much detail, because he lived Isshinryu that way. It was your business to get it. I was impressed. And as I had to go to a conference in Reno the next day, during the flight there, I documented 25 techniques that he had shown. I was content, as they were all good techniques. And I did work on them. A year later I was going to host a clinic with Sherman alongside Garry Gerossie, who was his student here. Garry shared a video of that clinic with me. There were over 160 applications covered and I had only gotten 25. It made me aware of what I didn't recall.
It was a version of Technique of No Technique. It forced me to pay greater and greater detail at what was being shown. Sherman used to explain that was a normal response the first time someone trained with him. Then they would get up to speed and learn more in subsequest sessions. Now it was not intentional, and should drive you to learn more in the future.
These are a few views of the concept Technique of No Technique.
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Monday, April 18, 2016
Sunday, April 17, 2016
From Application Potential to Application Realization
Let's take an example of an application potential. Starting with one Mabuni Sensei shared in 1934 from Seienchin Kata.
From GOSHIN KARATE KEMPO Defense and Attack
By Master Mabuni Kenwa Published in March 1934
Translated into French by Tokitsu Kenji (February 1989)
Translated into English by Victor Smith (June 2000)
When the opponent attacks you to the solar plexus with a punch, you parry, as on the bunkai diagram parrying with the augmented block, while using the two hands.
You next seize the wrist of the opponent with the right hand, and you advance your left foot towards him as you find on the bunkai diagram.
You hit to the groin with your left fist.
This movement is in the Isshinryu version of the kata too.
However when I tried to do it I found the attackers arm was almost impossible to go over to make the strike to the groin work.
Now I had given a copy of my translation to Sherman Harill and he understood what I was missing. When stepping in with the left leg it must block/strike into the attackers right leg to cause them to sag. Then the striking left arm strikes into the groin easily.
The training to make an application effective is always comprised of such details. No doubt the Mabuni explanation was just to show a potential existed, not to become a training guide for the student.
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Bagua or the older name Paqua It still is interesting
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Masters - An older article that stll worth reading
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Friday, April 15, 2016
A Stick Striking Pattern and a little bit more
Just ran across these scans, from an older magazine. I no longer know which one, or even the system I kept it because it is similar to other stick striking patterns I have seen, and like the way is shows a kick striking drill. Very interesting.
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Thursday, April 14, 2016
Regarding the Heaven and Earth Gaze (Tenchi Metsuke)
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Tuesday, April 12, 2016
The Joy of Sumo
This book is an attempt at making Japanese Sumo understandable. It is enjoyable, and as there illustrations indicate done with a bit of fun.
Sumo was originally not a sport, but a Japanese battlefield tradition.
Sumo was originally not a sport, but a Japanese battlefield tradition.
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Bruce Tegner Jukado
Like many people in the 1960s I became aware of the existence of Karate by books written by Bruce Tegner. He became an early martial arts publishing empire. Some of those books were written by others in their own fields of study. I always liked this book as his best one.
Technique dense I am just sharing a few pages. That also reflect on our own studies.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Bruce Tegner (1929–1985) was an American author and martial artist who practiced judo and jujitsu. Bruce authored several books on self-defense, including Bruce Tegner's Complete Book of Self-Defense Judo, Jiu Jitsu, Karate, Savate, Yawara, Aikido, and Ate-Waza. In all, he published some 80 titles in the United States.
Those who studied his methods found great practical self defense in easy to comprehend format at a time when martial arts instruction in the United States was hard to come by. Bantum (publisher) Books were some of the most popular books available to school-aged children via frequent book fairs; this media allowed exposure to very effective martial arts concepts in the early 1970's.
Bruce's parents were also martial artists who began teaching Bruce judo and jujutsu at the age of 2. By the age of 21, Bruce had already won California's State title and began writing books on judo, jujitsu, aikido, tai chi, karate, and kung fu. He included three types of training in his books: Sport, Classical, and Self-Defense.
In one of his books, the model posing for the techniques was Ricky Nelson, famous singer and co-star of "Ozzie and Harriet" tv show, who went on to win his black belt under Bruce's instruction. James Coburn was another celebrity pupil, as was George Reeves, who portrayed "Superman" on the popular television series.
One of Bruce's main contributions to self defence was that he dispelled a lot of the myths about the martial arts and brought realism to the fore again. One of these myths was the myth of the "Black Belt as a superman". In his book Bruce Tegner's Complete Book of Self-Defence he wrote, "Contrary to popular belief, the first black belts were not deadly killers; they were skilled sportsman."
He also dispelled the myth that only athletes should practice the martial arts. In fact, he challenged the widely held (at the time) fact that martial arts required athleticism. Who, he asked, is more vulnerable to assault – a little old lady or a strong young athlete? As a result, his self defence method relied very little on strength and athleticism.
Bruce also loved to keep it simple. Rather than have an answer for every attack he taught a few simple moves that the defender could adapt to many different situations. As Bob Rosenbaum, one of Bruce Tegner's Jukado Black belts explained, "He told us there are no pat answers, and that the most important weapon we have is the mind."
While based in Hollywood in the 1950's and 60's, Tegner also worked behind the scenes as a movie fight choreographer. The spectacular fight scene between actors Frank Sinatra and Henry Silva in the original Manchurian Candidate (1962) was devised by Bruce Tegner. The sequence is regarded by some as one of the classic Hollywood fight scenes. In it, both judo and karate-like techniques are used, and the on-guard stance adopted by the opponents is from Tegner's own composite self-defense system.
Works by Bruce Tegner
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Luckily for us, Encik George could see that we were mostly tired out from the cycling. Also, the next day's cycling route was a little more risky, due to the even steeper terrain and narrower roads. Thus, the eventual decision was made to do away with the cycling, and take the vans on a touristy tour instead! In the end it rained on the morning of the 6th day, which would have prevented us from cycling anyway.
Planned cycling route for the 6th day. We ended up traveling on the same route by van.
We traveled to 慕谷慕鱼 by van, snaking up the many slopes along the way (just look at the winding road as seen on the map). This place is called a mini-Taroko gorge, and we can see why. It has similar scenery as the famous Taroko gorge, with green mountains, steep cliffs, landslides, clear rivers and huge boulders in the rivers. The difference is the road that leads to it. Taroko gorge has a wide road that allows huge busloads of tourists to visit it. On the other hand, 慕谷慕鱼 has narrow roads that can only fit small vehicles. This also meant that on the day we visited, there were practically no other tourists there! It was as if we had booked the entire place to ourselves.
View of the gorge
Misty morning with a light drizzle
The 3 happy kids!
George and Wendy
Good food to be found at the 黑店, located somewhere in the hills
Yummy wild boar sausages!
Glutinous rice in bamboo
Split the bamboo to get the rice!
Some more exotic food, such as this escargot, or snail meat
After our hearty lunch, we still had a whole afternoon's time to spare! Where else to go but to visit bike shops in Hualien?
Found this bike shop that has Bromptons!
A really nice blue Brompton
Cindy to George: I want this one!
A miniature Brompton. Actual size only slightly bigger than my hand. The detail is amazing!
New breed of road bikes. Giant AnyRoad, designed for a wide range of terrain. Comes in Shimano Tiagra and Sora specs.
Knobbly slim tires and mechanical disc brakes can handle moderate offroad terrain
The Giant bike shop that we visited in Central Hualien
Lots of accessories and bikes for everyone!
Even the kids have a fun time trying out helmets
The latest Shimano Dura-Ace 9000 groupset available!
Campagnolo also available. Cheaper than usual due to the weak Euro currency
Giant TCR SL bikes. Cheap or not? You decide
Later in the evening, we went to walk around at the main shopping street of Hualien. Think it is called Zhongshan Road.
Bustling night life on a Thursday night
Dinner at a famous Japanese restaurant
The menu as found on the wall
Everyone waiting patiently (and hungrily)
Gigantic slabs of Tuna!
This is how you enjoy gigantic pieces of Tuna sushi
We spent 2 nights in Hualien, and on the morning of the 7th day, we took a train from Hualien to Taipei.
自强号 that travels along the eastern coast of Taiwan, with great views of the sea along the way
And with that, we conclude the grand tour of Taiwan! Using a combination of train, vans and cycling, we have practically gone on a round island tour of Taiwan.
Overall route from Day 1 to 7
We then stayed in Taipei for the 8th and 9th day.After checking into our hotel rooms at 2 plus pm, we then met at the lobby at 330pm to go visit the bike shops! As far as I know, the 2 must-go bike shops in Taipei are 城市绿洲 and 魔术方块. As I have been to those places the previous year, I then led everyone to visit those 2 bike shops! No pictures here as we were all busy looking at bike stuff all the time. I don't think anyone went back empty-handed...
Addresses and more details of the bike shops to be found here.
On our first night in Taipei, we went to Shilin night market to get our food goodies!
Yummy peanut candy, to be found at Shilin night market stall 168, 1st floor
Of course we did not forget the 豪大大鸡排
Good stuff to be found in the bookstores!
More food here. Baked potato with a whole lot of stuff on it.
More of the 山猪肉香肠
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Charing Parish Steering Committee was established in the Autumn of 2016 to introduce a Neighbourhood Plan. Local residents of the parish of Charing are to provide their views through a formal process to have a say in how the parish will grow and be affected by development over the next 15 years. Such a plan will have legal status which means it will have a strong influence on future planning decisions.
Key Objectives of The Plan
At this stage in the process some key objectives have been highlighted and are to be developed further. These include:
- Controlled and limited housing development which will not destroy the character of the village and with emphasis on smaller more affordable properties and the avoidance of further large estate development
- Ensuring t that the proposed Orbit development will meet the needs of local people in perpetuity and that the development will not have disadvantage to village residents or visitors
- Allocation of land to encourage new business and employment opportunities and measures to help sustain successful businesses in The High Street
- Protect landscape, views and green spaces
- Ensure that community facilities such as school, surgery, pharmacy, post office can provide continuing improvements to their service while population growth continues
- Maintaining and improving the village character
- Avoiding increases in traffic volume especially through Pluckley/Station Road and finding additional parking space for both residents and visitors to Charing .
- Protect the environment especially as the parish includes a conservation area and an area of outstanding national beauty and important drainage areas for natural drinking water for residents in Charing and Ashford
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Engaging the whole parish in the development of the plan. This will include:
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- Improving communications with parishioners by attracting comment directly to website
- Building solid relationships with the business community
- Building excellent relationships with organisations providing community facilities
- Improving links with adjoining parishes
- Working more closely with local government especially Ashford Borough Council, KCC Highways
- Working more closely with other organisations which may affect the parish including: Historic England; rail companies; bus companies; environment agency; water companies; land agents; CPRE; Kent Relocate
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- Minutes of meetings with Ashford Borough Council
- All communication fliers sent to parishioners
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I am the head of the department, how will I render the "Completed" status belonging to the years before 2000 to "Not Completed"?
Log on to the Academic-CV pages and fill in the boxes with the user code, password and personnel id number information and then click submit. You will see a table comprised of the names of the "Academic-CV" programs. Click the first link, which is Academic Personel CV Information. An index page will be displayed. Fill in the required spaces and then click 'submit'.
A page, which includes "My CV","Approve" and "Exit" buttons will be displayed. Click the ''My CV" button. A page will display the subject titles. Enter the year you want to change in the box named 'Activity Year' on the top of the page (e.g. 1999) and click the'Select Program' button at the bottom of the page. You have come back to the page, which includes "My CV", Approve", and "Exit" buttons once again. Click the "Approve" button. The next page will display the names of the instructors of your department. (If the 'Approved1' and/or 'Approved2' column(s) belonging to a person include(s) the statement 'APPROVED', you can only render the 'Completed' status of this person to 'Not Completed' only after the dean removes the approval on this page). Please click the button next to the name of the instructor you will perform an operation on. A page will display the subject titles. You can change the status to 'Not Completed' by clicking the "Remove Completed" button at the bottom of the page.


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Editor: As president of the EMMA Concert Association, I would like to clarify a misconception about our musical productions. EMMA brings to St. Augustine high quality dance and music performances from around the country and from around the world. We contract these concerts months in advance, which is the only way get the cr
An example: on Sunday after Thanksgiving EMMA will host the St. Lawrence String Quartet - one of the world class chamber ensembles of its generation. To see these superb musicians right here in St. Augustine in the Flagler College Auditorium is a treat and a great opportunity for the residents and visitors. The quartet is so good that since 1998 it has held the position of Ensemble in Residence at Stanford University.
You may learn more about EMMA programs at www.emmaconcerts.com.
Eva M. Doolittle
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Ahhh, the Indiana Jones Trilogy: Three unforgettable adventure films that shaped our childhood, still hold up incredibly well today, and that contain a couple specific parts that are memorably, lovingly, COMPLETELY RIDICULOUS. In the ripoff spirit of our ruminations on Home Alone, let's waste a couple minutes in the year A.D. 2013 discussing the 10 Parts In The Indiana Jones Trilogy That Still Bother Me.
For the record, we'll only focus on Raiders, Temple Of Doom, and Last Crusade; as far as bother-moments go, we'll count "96% Of Crystal Skull" as a given. Now, onto the nitpicking of Thing We Love!
1. The characters aren't fazed by brutally murdering people
Credit the heroic, whimsical John Williams score in the Indy movies for helping us to not notice the morbid circumstances of this archaeology professor, his scientific colleague, and his scholarly father all CONSTANTLY SLAUGHTERING PEOPLE with airplane propellers, rock-crushing conveyor belts, and good ol' gunshots to the brain. Granted, they're mostly killing evil Nazis out of self defense, but even the most battle-hardened U.S. soldiers come back from war a little shaken by what they saw, whereas Dr. Jones just heads right back into the classroom, doling out extremely broad lectures and possibly banging female undergrads like he never hung a dude from a ceiling fan.
For the record, my Grandfather fought in World War II and never spoke a single word about his experiences to his family; meanwhile, anytime I successfully go to the gym, I Tweet about how horrible it is 47 times then Instagram a photo of me high-fiving those Tweets and Tweet that too. My point is, I guess we all handle tragic experiences differently.
2. How do the million snakes in the Ark chamber stay alive?
In Raiders, when Indy and Sallah finally uncover the chamber where the Ark is hidden, it's guarded by thousands upon thousands of crawly, phobia-triggering asps. This begs the obvious question: How did these thousand snakes stay alive in a sealed chamber for 2+ millenia? Was the Ark somehow keeping them alive by magically creating little water dishes and boxes of frozen suffocated rodents? Answer: Yes, actually, because this movie is awesome. Moving on.
3. How does Indy know not to look at the Ark?
Throughout Raiders, Dr. Jones displays a healthy skepticism towards the Ark's professed magical powers, but at the very end when the Nazis finally open the Ark, Indy urgently tells Marion not to look at the Ark when it's opened, and is immediately proven right when a bunch of slow-motion ghosts grossly melt the soldiers' faces and explode them for good measure.
How did Indy suddenly know that the Ark would magically kill everyone? Was he actually wary of the Ark's magical properties the whole movie but pretended to be rational and unafraid, or was he just hedging his "Maybe there's explodey ghosts in there" bets? And how did shutting their eyes protect them from the Ghosts? Does the Ark have the same "eye contact = aggression" rules as gorillas? Or did it spare Indy because he's pure of heart, and the eye-closing didn't matter (other than costing him a chance to see some cool-ass Commandment ghosts)?
Short answer, we were all too happy when the creepy torture Nazi melted to care about the details surrounding said meltage. This strikes me as entirely fair and rational.
4. The gross-as-shit food in the Indian Palace
Our next stop on the bother-train is Temple of Doom, a film rife with gratuitously disgusting scenes (bug crunching, heart ripping, you name it!), but no part is as simultaneously inexplicable and disgusting as the dinner scene at the Indian Palace where Indy and Co. are fed a prix fixe of "Snake Suprise," giant intact beetles, soup with eyeballs floating in it, and a dessert of Chilled Monkey Brains (served "Normal Style" inside cleft monkey heads).
Has Steven Spielberg ever had Indian food? It is delicious and rarely if ever contains a bunch of little live snakes that slither out of a giant dead snake. More importantly, WHAT WAS THE POINT OF THIS SCENE OTHER THAN TO SCAR CHILDREN??? I remember being permanently terrified of this dining scene (as well as the 'bug-floor' scene) when I was little, then re-watched the movie many years later thinking I'd have a good laugh at my stupid childhood scares, only to realize that I was COMPLETELY CORRECT to have been disturbed by this movie.
Between the "Chilled Monkey Brains" and the close-ups of the Mogwai eating fried chicken in Gremlins, it's safe to say that 80s Spielberg harbored an odd obsession with unnecessarily gross eating scenes. Perhaps an homage to his idol, Orson Welles? (Welles' real-life eating habits, I mean.)
5. Where does everyone go after the heart-ripping ceremony?
Everyone remembers the famous and still impressively-disturbing heart-ripping scene in Temple Of Doom, but immediately after the ceremony, the worshipers and the Priest casually empty out of the chamber, leaving Indy to swing in and examine the unguarded Shankara Stones.
Where does everyone go?? Is there a post-service lunch spread in the back, with all the worshipers standing around eating cold cuts and celery sticks and telling the Priest "Hey Rev, beautiful heart-rip this week! The heart catching on fire while the dude's body burns has really helped my marriage through some tough times lately."
BOTHER SIDENOTE: Even though the Temple of Doom cult is portrayed as ruthless and single-minded, I would also worship a God capable of making CONSTANT TERRIFYING MAGICAL SHIT happen. If you witnessed a God keep a dude alive without a heart, completely brainwash humans with curse-blood, and cause literal Voodoo to happen, you'd be crazy NOT to respect that God, right?
Anyway, fellow Kali Ma converts, moving along...


text: Humanities › Issues 5 Arguments in Favor of the Death Penalty Does capital punishment really bring justice to victims? Share Flipboard Email Print Bettmann Archive / Getty Images Issues Crime & Punishment Basics Criminals & Crimes Prevention & Safety Investigations & Trials Serial Killers The U. S. Government U.S. Foreign Policy U.S. Liberal Politics U.S. Conservative Politics Women's Issues Civil Liberties The Middle East Terrorism Race Relations Immigration Animal Rights Canadian Government View More by Tom Head Tom Head has written more than 25 books including "Civil Liberties: A Beginner's Guide." He has served on the board of the Mississippi ACLU and is an award-winning columnist. Updated July 03, 2019 According to a 2017 Gallup Poll, 55 percent of Americans support the death penalty. It might be slight, and down 5 percent over a similar poll taken in 2016, but that number still represents a majority. Whether or not you are in that majority, here are some likely reasons why most Americans support capital punishment. But do they actually represent justice for victims? 01 of 05 "The Death Penalty is an Effective Deterrent" This is probably the most common argument in favor of capital punishment, and there's actually some evidence that the death penalty may be a deterrent to homicide. It makes sense that it would be — nobody wants to die.But it's a very expensive deterrent. As such, the question is not just whether the death penalty is a deterrent, it's whether the death penalty is the most efficient deterrent that can be purchased using the considerable funds and resources involved in its implementation. The answer to that question is almost certainly no. Traditional law enforcement agencies and community violence prevention programs have a much stronger track record vis-a-vis deterrence, and they remain underfunded due, in part, to the expense of the death penalty. 02 of 05 "The Death Penalty is Cheaper Than Feeding a Murderer for Life" According to the Death Penalty Information Center, independent studies in several states, including Oklahoma, reveal that capital punishment is actually far more expensive to administer than life imprisonment. This is due in part to the lengthy appeals process, which still sends innocent people to death row on a fairly regular basis. In 1972, citing the Eighth and Fourteenth Amendments, the Supreme Court abolished the death penalty due to arbitrary sentencing. Justice Potter Stewart wrote for the majority: "These death sentences are cruel and unusual in the same way that being struck by lightning is cruel and unusual ... [T]he Eighth and Fourteenth Amendments cannot tolerate the infliction of a sentence of death under legal systems that permit this unique penalty to be so wantonly and so freakishly imposed." The Supreme Court reinstated the death penalty in 1976, but only after states reformed their legal statutes to better protect the rights of the accused. 03 of 05 "Murderers Deserve to Die" Yes, they might. But the government is an imperfect human institution, not an instrument of divine retribution — and it lacks the power, the mandate, and the competence to make sure that good is always proportionally rewarded and evil always proportionally punished. 04 of 05 "The Bible Says 'An Eye for an Eye'" Actually, there is little support in the Bible for the death penalty. Jesus, who himself was sentenced to death and legally executed, had this to say (Matthew 5:38-48): "You have heard that it was said, 'Eye for eye, and tooth for tooth.' But I tell you, do not resist an evil person. If anyone slaps you on the right cheek, turn to them the other cheek also. And if anyone wants to sue you and take your shirt, hand over your coat as well. If anyone forces you to go one mile, go with them two miles. Give to the one who asks you, and do not turn away from the one who wants to borrow from you."You have heard that it was said, 'Love your neighbor and hate your enemy.' But I tell you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you, that you may be children of your Father in heaven. He causes his sun to rise on the evil and the good, and sends rain on the righteous and the unrighteous. If you love those who love you, what reward will you get? Are not even the tax collectors doing that? And if you greet only your own people, what are you doing more than others? Do not even pagans do that? Be perfect, therefore, as your heavenly Father is perfect." What about the Hebrew Bible? Well, ancient Rabbinic courts almost never enforced the death penalty due to the high standard of evidence required. The Union for Reform Judaism (URJ), which represents the majority of American Jews, has called for the total abolition of the death penalty since 1959. 05 of 05 "Families Deserve Closure" Families find closure in many different ways, and many never find closure at all. Regardless, we should not allow "closure" to become a euphemism for vengeance, the desire for which is understandable from an emotional point of view but not from a legal. Vengeance is not justice. There are ways we can help provide closure for friends and family that do not involve serving a controversial policy objective. One solution is to fund free long-term mental health care and other services to the families of murder victims. Continue Reading


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Following their very impressive victory over Ballinrobe, in Ballinrobe, in the Connacht U-16 Cup semi-final replay on Monday last, Sligo will travel with optimism to the Galway Sportsgrounds for the final against Galwegians on Sunday next.
Chris Nairn, Rory Kerins and Aaron Spring all had big games in the semi-final, and this trio, as well as half backs, Donal Brady and Niall Kenneally, forwards, Thomas Stenson and Michael McMorrow, and backs, Eanna O'Donnell and Patrick Hazelton can be relied on to put in top quality performances, as can the entire team.
A large turn out of supporters would be welcome. The President and the Committee extend best wishes to the squad, their captain, Rory Kerins, and to their coach, Peter Brady and his assistant, Niall Grey.


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There are plenty of smart LED lights in the market and the Philips Hue is arguably still ruling the roost. That said the premise of Smart LEDs has been pretty much the same all of them use Wi-Fi or some even Bluetooth to communicate either with the hub/bridge or with the companion app on the smartphone. Soraa (a lighting company) has employed a new technology called HomePlug Green Phy and what it does is that it converts your current electrical lining to ethernet just like how it's done with Wi-Fi repeaters and other devices.
The HomePlug Green Phy works in line with the PEV (Plug-in Electric Vehicle) charging that not only provides for a single-port fast charging for electric vehicles but also establish a communication interface through the charging connector. Green Phy does the same and provides a common communication standard to support all modes of AC and DC charging. Moving on, the Helia Bulb needs to be setup using the companion app and the company claims that the light auto adjusts the colors they emit and eliminate the blue light which is proven to mess with the usual sleep cycles.
Furthermore, Soraa says that the Helia Bulb takes cues from the skylight and is designed to simulate a light that is more violet in color. Overall, it seems that the bulb will take care of your ambiance and comfort level without the need for any inputs. The Helia bulb goes a step further and also includes an optional presence sensor called Smart Snap along with the ambient light sensing technology. The lights will turn on as soon as it detects the precence in the room and lights up accordingly. Also, the ambient light sensor fine tunes itself over the different time of the day so as to appear softer.
Helia does work with Amazon Echo and IFTTT but again for this to happen one needs to purchase the "Cloud Connect" accessory that needs to be hooked to a nearby router. The Helia Bulb in itself will cost $49.95 each and the Smart Snap will set you back by an additional $29.95.


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As you know, I've had a severe case of the Blahs. It most certainly is the weather, but it also just that feeling of running in place: I feel like we've been in a never-ending cycle of monotony: Go here, go there, run here, appointment there, Zumba at this time, playgroup at that, can't afford this, that is broken….it's an endless cycle that I think a lot of other women, especially run-of-the-mill middle-class women are also experiencing. I cannot, by any means, complain about my life. I am very blessed and I'm grateful. I am just feeling that my upward trajectory seems to be pittering out and we may very well be on plateau status.
This weekend represented a break in routine that wasn't necessarily positive. It started with a family emergency in the South that has left me feeling partially ashamed (of a family member) and hurt and worried. I wish that I could explain more, but quite frankly, I'm so mortified about the entire situation that I am very hesitant to write. The other break has been that both Ursa Major and Ursa Minor have been sick–more sick than usual. Runny noses have turned into wet coughs. My husband and I have been trying to manage all weekend. Ursa Major seems to be on the mends, but Ursa Minor is deteriorating rather than improving. I'm writing right now next to my babymonitor, praying that Ursa Minor gets a much needed full night's sleep with little interruption. Finally, my mother and her husband, who live in the area, moved from a very lovely 2-bedroom apartment in a very nice neighborhood have moved to a big stinking house that they are renting that just happens to be in a much nicer neighborhood. My husband and I, as we have been able to help in various capacities, have only been able to gawk at the house and the neighborhood.
And we keep saying: "It must be nice."
It really must be nice. I don't know who all these people are or what they do or what kind of people they are, but damnit, I wanna be their neighbor. I want to be a homeowner.
I think that this weekend was a major wake-up call for the two of us. We've been dreaming of buying a home, planning on buying a home, saving to buy a home…but now we really need to take the steps of actualizing the process and the dream.
Here is the problem:
1) We have high standards when it comes to public schools. We can't just choose to purchase a home anywhere. We'd like to buy in a good…very good… school distinct. We can't afford to send out kids to private school K-12, and frankly, we don't want to.
2) We're an interracial couple. Diversity is important to us. We need to find a school district that is good and that has enough brown children in it that Ursa Major and Ursa Minor won't be the token brown kid in every class. (I call this Mission Impossible)
3) We'd like to buy a home that we can work on and expand…a starter home that we can really make our own. Something that we can invest in and love and live in for a while.
Yup. We're making it that easy for ourselves.
I must tell you, I'm a woman who has invested a lot of time and energy into thinking about schools, schooling, and diverse populations of learners. I'm finding it very difficult to find comprehensive and digestible information about school performance with diversity in mind. I've been looking at the MCAS rankings and then cross-referencing them with the AP test performance numbers and the U.S. Census. The problem is that you can't always get Census data for some of the individual towns of Massachusetts–and that's a problem, because in Massachusetts, a town is a school district, not a county like in most places.
Thus is my epic quest. Find an appropriate school system first, then find a house within our price range. Mission. Impossible.
But seeing Mom's new house today made me want it more. We need a house. We need a place of our own. We're almost 30 for God's Sake. I don't want to rent any more.
(Is it bad that I'm strongly considering buying a lottery ticket tomorrow?)
(I just want to put out there that I haven't had a non-crazy 3-day weekend in at least a year.)
The moral of the weekend: What is a cure for the unproductive blahs? A Swift Kick in the Pants.


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What's the number-one error I see in the content I edit? No, it's not the misuse of there, their, or they're. Nor is it the misuse of commas and apostrophes. This error makes me do a Find and Replace search before I even look at the first letter of the first word on the first page of a project. Give up? It's the number of spaces after a period.
One space. Not two, not sometimes one but sometimes two and then sometimes five. One space.
I know, I just blew your mind and made you reconsider whether everything your English teachers taught you was a lie. But I speak the truth, and every major style guide backs me up on this.
In fact, the one-space rule has been part of the typesetting canon since the early 20th century. Why, then, does most of the public continue to believe that two spaces belong after a period? Because of the manual typewriter. It used a typeface that made it difficult to determine where one sentence ended and another began, so the two-space rule was born to help with readability. But that typeface isn't used anymore, and, for the most part, neither are manual typewriters. Modern fonts and computers automatically account for the issues the two-space rule sought to address. Double spacing after a period is therefore obsolete.
That was the short of the long. If you want the long and a few more fun facts, read the article "Why You Should Never, Ever Put Two Spaces After a Period" from Business Insider.
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okay. rasa agak janggal ye nak update blog. hahha. tataw la mengape.
serious seyy, nak type ape pon tataw dah.
anyway, I've been off this blog for a about 2 weeks plus. lets see, what have I been up to since then :)
my very first Pavlova
I baked pavlova for the first time. what is pavlova? go google bout it la deyy.
well, it was a try out. Ady wanted pavlova for his birthday, so I try to bake. alhamdulillah, menjadi.
celebrated Ady's birthday. yeaaaay. was super fun. everyone that matters were there.
we made a reservation a day before, sebab nak seat dkt atas. oh, I baked him Pavlova. they said it was good. sorry, no picture. it was a bit disaster due to some situation *grins at Kobain
hahahaha ;p
a greaaat time, were just chilling, had great foods, great company.
had dessert at C Club for the first time eveeeeer. thanks a milion Firr for the treat. heeee.
yup, Firr belanja okay, ade laa, for some reason. I had Meringue Sundae, which is like majoorly goood. got Haagen Daaz some more taw. haha.
well, C Club may be very expensive but I'm telling you, its all worth it. maybe you guys dont have to dine for main course or whatever, just go there and have a dessert. that should be enough.
will definitely go again, sooon :)
Voice of the Stars, MMC
Ady masuk singing competition dekat college dia. *duh* mamat ni kan mmg gemar sangat menyanyi kan. haha
well, I made a surprise. didnt tell him that I'll be coming. thanks to his collegemate, Afiq, my secret is save. heeeee.
tekejot benar dia when he saw us walk into the hall. I told him I stayover dkt Bangi, so mmg tak la kan nak pegi KL semata mate nak tengok ni.
but, hello. he's my papi kot. mesti la sanggop.
anyway, he won. first place.
told you, his voice is MAJOR GOOD (:
Leina Hangat's Surprise Birthday Celebration
Leen's had her suprised birthday celebration from us. macam macam plan at first taw but towards the end, everythings turned up to be great !
had delicious cakes from Concorde Shah Alam, and a tremendous steamboat by, US !
okay, Fendi to be exact. hahaha. gigih kitorng sume buat rombongan pegi Giant, bought all the stuffs. sampai kat rumah Leen, Fendi masak tomyam. sedab seyyy !
these are like the highlights lah, ade banyaaaaaaaaaaak lagi things that I did. but oh well, not that important to know. ngeheeee.
will try to update more, sooon. hopefully. no promise.
need to dig my mood, need to find my passion of blogging that I lost. haha.
anything just add me on FB, remember. let me know that youre my reader cause I dont approve strangers, eventho your friends are my mutual friends.
oh. follow me on Twitter also.
i am tweeter maniac. I tweet A LOT. for those who easily get annoyed, dont ever followed. you'll regret. trust me. hahaha.
see you guys soon :)


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Rob Lowe really livened up an already stellar comedy series when he joined the cast of Parks and Recreation towards the end of the second season. Well, unfortunately no one bothered to tell Rob Lowe that he wasn't going to be on TV while the show was on hiatus waiting for its third season to begin and that dude is pissed. Funny or Die was on set to catch Rob Lowe's outburst that resulted in him dropping some F-bombs and throwing coffee in Aziz Ansari's face, and you can check out the explosive footage below. The third season premieres on NBC this Thursday, January 20th at 9:30/8:30c right after The Office, so I hope these guys patch things up before then.
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I made a long overdue visit to the soon-to-be defunct Bleecker Bob's record shop this past weekend. You can read more about the closing HERE.
Friends had been sharing stories of this legendary hangout and I felt a bit left out. Most of their stories had been positive, yet all of mine had been terrorizing. One of the most memorable days of humiliation, though in retrospect, I probably deserved it, was when I had asked for the 12" remix of Nena's 80's novelty "99 Luftballoons." I had been DJing the Circle Line booze cruises at the time, and well, you needed the hits. Bob himself sold it to me, but not before shouting out in front of a packed house:
"Could we get a 99 Luftballoons 12 inch so this guy can put it up his ass?"
Really. I kid you not.
Another visit, less humiliating, but more aggravating, was when I had come in search of both LPs by East L.A. punkers The Plugz. Those records had gone out of print very quickly, and were not that easy to come by. Bob had both, on his wall, priced at $50 a pop. This was 1986. I wanted them, and you know when you want something....
I asked if he would take $80 for both and he agreed without incident. I left happy and continued east for more record shopping. I hit Sounds on St. Mark's Place, where I found both Plugz LPs priced at $5.99 and also at Free Being, around the block on Second Avenue, for $7.99. Of course, I stormed back to Bob's, and I was barely ackowledged, nevermind the price discrepancy.
The trip on Saturday was nothing like those days at all. Chris, the manager featured in the New York Times article, was alone behind the counter, and couldn't have been more helpful or pleasant with both regulars and tourists alike. I was suddenly shaken by the thought that still one more slice of the New York I once loved, will now be lost to yet another Starbucks. Not to mention, another record shop biting the dust.
I found a few gems, including a Split Enz record, the first Rickie Lee Jones, a lost soul classic that had been on my want list for ages by Tommy Hunt and a 1998 reissue of John's Children, Marc Bolan's pre-T. Rex band of psychos. All were reasonably priced, and Chris entertained me with very short stories on each, as he wrote me up. A lost art if you ask me.
It was a good visit. I never thought I'd say this but, I just might miss Bleecker Bob's.
In the meantime, this John's Children's album is amazing! Always loved the nugget "Midsummers Night's Scene," but I had no idea just how kooky and melodic the rest of it was.


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Dress Code
Visitors, members and guests please note that we operate a dress code both in the clubhouse and on the golf course. Our guiding principles are:
- Recognised golfing clothing and golf shoes to be worn on the course
- Smart casual and appropriate for the occasion to be worn in the clubhouse lounge
We allow golfing clothing in the Clubhouse lounge, providing it is clean and dry. Please note we exclude waterproofs and golf shoes from the lounge.
To avoid embarrassment please ensure you and your party are properly attired and see below for further guidance.
The Golf Course
We have a beautiful, mature 18-hole parkland course with specimen trees and stunning views over Somerset and the Blackmore Vale.
Our comfortable, friendly clubhouse has well-appointed locker rooms and a large, recently refurbished lounge and dining area.


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ENTROPY IN BLOOM by Jeremy Robert Johnson (Night Shade Books)
There are original writers, those who break the mold and then there are those who never saw a mold to begin with, those who sprung from the womb with pen in one hand and a feral desire to inflict implicit damage with it. Jeremy Robert Johnson is both of those. Familiar with his work (SKULLCRACK CITY made me woozy and giddy and also made me feel like I might be the dumbest fellow on the planet) I was eager to delve into this collection.
The first story is called THE LEAGUE OF ZEROES and tracks the future fad of extreme body modification to disturbing and insane proportions. PERSISTENCE HUNTING gives us the account of a young man and his illegal hobby of petty theft and robbery which spirals as he meets a stripper with a grander scheme. THE OARSMAN is a sliver in unsettling poetic apocalypse while THE GRAVITY OF BENHAM FALLS brings you a haunted house story unlike the others. DISSOCIATIVE SKILLS delivers a gut-punch of gore and tragedy that will leave you dumbstruck. SNOWFALL – I can't even elaborate on for feel it will rob you of the impact but I will say, My God!
WHEN SUSURRUS STIRS is a Cronenbergian fever dream of a young man and his parasite but it's so much more. LUMINARY tells the tale of a young man with a flair for natural and organic science. This one is possibly my favorite. It read, to me, like the greatness of early Stephen King and Ray Bradbury sewn together. TRIGGER VARIATION explores the world of extremes and how far we are willing to go to belong. CATHEDRAL MOTHER is motherhood, mutation and message. SWIMMING IN THE HOUSE OF THE SEA is a laceration that you can't stop touching, can't keep your fingernails from bothering the angry and screaming edges. It's a wound of story and it will scar.
SATURN'S GAME brings us a lesson in consequences and repercussions and mental illness. THE SHARP DRESSED MAN AT THE END OF THE LINE is a post-nuclear war tale of a man in his special suit and survival. A FLOOD OF HARRIERS is a tale about collecting debts, regardless of how much time has passed and it's a doozy. STATES OF CLASS finds a troubled woman in a motel/hotel. The grand finale is a novella titled THE SLEEP OF JUDGES This one is every brutal agent/drug dealer/Tarantino-meets-Peckinpah hallucination you've ever had. Drenched in raw pain and anger, it soaks through the page and leaves your fingers sticky. Brilliant.
I say again, brilliant. There is not a bad story in the bunch here. Every single one is an exercise in tight writing and language and giving a middle finger to convention. Johnson tells them well but the way he wants to. I applaud him for that. (John Boden)


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How to choose the right server virtualization software vendor
Studying virtualization software market trends can help you choose the server virtualization software vendor that will most benefit your organization.
In TechTarget's recent "Virtualization Decisions 2009 Purchasing Intentions Survey," the domination of VMware and Microsoft in the server virtualization software market is clear. The two companies have a combined 87.2% market share, with VMware at 72.4% and Microsoft at 14.8%. This is not surprising; in 2008, x86-based software for virtualization accounted for more than 75% of virtualization software market revenue, and by 2013, it will surpass 90%, according to IDC.Meanwhile, the survey results also indicate that Citrix Systems Inc.'s XenServer, Red Hat Enterprise Linux virtualization, Virtual Iron Software and other commercial open source Xen variants have barely 1% each of virtualization market share. And other technologies, such as IBM mainframe partitions and Solaris Containers, have less than 1%. Selecting a server virtualization software vendor
When deciding on a server virtualization software vendor (or vendors), you should consider several factors: costs, vendor lock-in and the availability of virtualization management tools. Hyper-V is basically free, but it has greater capability when used with Windows Server 2008, which costs up to $3,999 depending on the edition. It also locks you into the Microsoft virtualization software management stack, System Center Virtual Machine Manager. If you choose Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) virtualization, you are locked into Red Hat- or Ubuntu Linux-based virtualization platforms , because no one else supports KVM and there are scant management tools to use (except those from Red Hat). The same is true of Oracle VM virtualization (and the virtualization technologies it acquired from Sun Microsystems and Virtual Iron). Novell has a suite of agnostic management tools, PlateSpin and ZENworks, that allows you to manage VMware, Hyper-V and Xen virtual servers. But no matter what virtualization software vendors tell you about interoperability, you will be locked into using their virtualization management tools if you choose their virtualization platforms. Before you make a decision based solely on cost and lock-in, there are at least two other issues to consider:
- the risks of choosing an open source virtualization platform or a commercial open source virtualization platform with low market share.
- the rate of innovation associated with all the potential platforms. VMware is the de facto innovation leader today.
- Seriously consider Oracle VM if you use several Oracle applications. You will get better performance because Oracle has integrated its applications with its virtualization platform.
- Choose Red Hat Enterprise Linux-based virtualization if your data center has a large Red Hat installed base.
- Virtualize Windows workloads using Hyper-V or VMware ESX hypervisors.
- Do not virtualize production-ready, mission-critical Windows workloads on Red Hat Enterprise Linux-based virtualization or any of the Oracle-Sun-Virtual Iron offerings based on Xen.
- Do not virtualize production-ready, mission-critical Linux workloads on Hyper-V. It is OK to use VMware ESX Server for Linux workloads, but it's far more costly than if you use the virtualization software platform provided by your Linux vendor.
The second part of this series on server virtualization platforms' functionality, cost and integration issues focuses on mixed virtual environments and the virtual appliance and cloud computing markets.ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Bill Claybrook is a marketing research analyst with more than 30 years of experience in the computer industry and a decade of expertise in Linux and open source technologies. From 1999 to 2004, Claybrook was the research director for Linux and open source at Aberdeen Group. He is now the president of New River Marketing Research in Concord, Mass., and holds a Ph.D. in computer science.


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5th Grade Graduation Speech at P.S. 329 in Brooklyn, New York
Thank you Miss Dawson, teachers, and parents for giving me the opportunity to address your bright children today. If you don't mind, I would like to turn the podium to address them.
There were two students from the same neighborhood who went to the same elementary school, P.S. 329, also known as Surfside School in Brooklyn, New York.
One student's name was Alex. Alex was a straight A student. He excelled in every subject. Alex did exactly what he was told to do. He goes home to do his homework after school. Alex only dreams at night.
The other student's name was Francis. Francis was a crooked F student—they say it is impossible to get all Fs and be straight. Francis didn't like any subject AT SCHOOL though she liked learning and as a result she was often caught daydreaming. She was really passionate about art and would get in trouble for doodling on her desk. After school she would walk the streets looking for murals and graffiti. Her homework incomplete.
Who would you rather be? Alexis or Francis?
Fast-forward a few years to high school. Finally...electives. Francis gets to take an art class and her passion for learning starts to show. She gets her first A. Alex the A student is taking biology for the first time and he is struggling. He is afraid to ask for help because he has never had to ask for it before. He associates asking for help with being dumb instead of courageous, so he continues to fail and gets his first F.
Francis can't wait to show her parents her report card. No murals today. When she shows it to them with a big smile on her face, all they see are the Fs. Her parents immediately withdraw her from her art class and instead she is given a study hall period to bring up her Fs.
Alex's parents know when his report cards come so they ask about it even though he tries to hide it. Despite 5 As in his other classes, all they see is the F. He is taken out of P.E. and given the same study hall period that Francis has so that he can focus on bringing up his F.
Who would you rather be? Alexis or Francis?
You see...in the long run, Francis and Alex end up in the exact same place. Alex was a hard worker. That's would got him straight As. But despite his good grades, Alex's true intelligence was never challenged. For the most part, school was a walk in the park for him, but he needed someone to push him to run or better yet fly. It's not until you push someone to their limits that they realize that they are limitless.
Despite getting crooked Fs, Francis is extremely smart. It's just that her creative energy was never channeled. She was lead to believe that her creativity isn't valuable when in fact, creativity and innovation is what keeps our economy alive...it's what keeps her alive.
In reality, Alex doesn't like school just as much as Francis doesn't like school—he could fake the funk but she couldn't. Where Francis has a leg up on Alex is that she knows what she was passionate about...what makes her tick...what she loves to do at an early age. Everyone is encouraging Alex to be a teacher, doctor, lawyer, or accounting because he's "smart", but nobody is encouraging Francis to be an artist.
Why not?
Graduates! Our parents grew up in a world where being well-rounded was the thing to be. Be a well-rounded student and be a well-rounded citizen. But the world has changed. Whereas our parents were only competing against the person sitting next to them in their classroom, you are competing against everyone your age across the entire world from India to China and Europe. This leveling of the playing field is called globalization, which is a hard concept to understand if you have yet to travel outside of New York or the United States. In today's world, a 4.0 isn't even enough on its own. And passion isn't enough on its own either. Success requires hard work AND passion.
In addition to globalization, the internet has changed the way we live and learn. In our parents' day...you know B.C...before cable, it was possible to be an expert at multiple things. But today, information is expanding so rapidly that it's hard to stay ahead on more than one or two subjects and since everyone has access to same information at the same time, nobody has an advantage. It used to be that if you had an Encyclopedia Britannica set at home, you were ahead of your peers, but now with the internet and Wikipedia, the playing field is flat...and packed.
Whether you happen to love a school subject or a subject NOT taught at school, the way to win in the 21st century is be your best. They say that to become the best in the world at something...to be an expert...you should consider the 10,000 hour rule. The 10,000 hour rule suggest that you need to practice whatever it is that you want to be great at for 10,000 hours before achieving expertise. 10,000 hours equals 20 hours per week 50 weeks per year for 10 years. That's equivalent to studying one subject from kindergarten to today every day, so you better start now...now as in this summer...at least 3 hours per day 7 days per week.
Speaking of 10 years...10 years from now Francis and Alex will be graduating from college. They will be 22 years old. Imagine who 12 year-old Francis could become if she could bring up her other grades just enough to get her parents support of her art so that should could CHANNEL her passion into her art during and after school and begin chipping away at her 10,000 hours. Imagine who 12-year-old Alex could become if he could combine his academic excellence with a passion that CHALLENGED him.
In elementary school, A stands for ahead or excellent, but in on the global playing field an A here could stand for average elsewhere. Sometimes when we try to be great at everything...the jack-of-all-trades...we master none. Alex understands hard work, but imagine if he focused his energy on something he genuinely loved to do so he could experience his inner excellence.
In elementary school, F stands for failure, but in life it can mean fearless. Fear of failure is the #1 inhibitor of dreams. They say if you haven't failed, then you aren't dreaming big enough.
Francis understands failure well—she's been doing it all of her life. And she also understands her passions. Imagine if she could pursue her passions fearlessly.
We each have a little bit of Alex and Francis inside of us....parents and teachers included. To succeed in life we need Alex's work ethic and self-discipline and we also need Francis creativity and passion. Greatness is inside of each of you like the tree inside every seed. If you've ever looked at a package of seeds, it never just says SEEDS. They are always named by the tree they are destined to become. Before me, I see more than just 5th graders...more than just a bunch of seeds—I see an amazing amazon forest of unlimited potential and endless possibilities.
Follow your passions and seek excellence at anything you do and I guarantee that you'll keep growing up.
Congratulations to the college class of 2020!


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Over a military and writing career of more than 30 years I have been to dozens and dozens of conferences covering everything from space-based weapons to writing TV shows. I can say, with confidence, that what sets PPWC apart more than the topics (though there is some overlap there) is the people.
At its core, or base, PPWC has a group that truly loves writing and writers. Now this was my first PPWC so let me give you a few thoughts on how to increase your base, and by base I mean the enlarged group of friends and associates that are going to help you realize your dream of becoming a published author.
First is volunteering. Not only is the help appreciated, it gives you an opportunity to get to know the staff. My 15-year-old came down to help set up on Wednesday night. He's learning to drive and it was his first time behind the wheel on I-25. After the ride down, I think stuffing name tags was just what the doctor ordered. Plus it allowed me to be among writers, to get to know people so I didn't feel like a stranger when the conference started, and to learn more about what the conference was offering this year.
Much of the writing game is about relationships. Remember when our keynote speaker, Andrew Gross, said his manuscript wound up on the desk of the president of a major publishing house? How do you think that happened? He had a base of people who were supporting him.
The staff always goes out of their way to be helpful and friendly, and I must say they did a bang up job this year. They are the base on which the conference stands. They know almost everyone in attendance and can point out someone you are looking for or offer advice if you need help choosing between one speaker/session and the next.
Great staff, excellent speakers… yeah, okay. But hands down the biggest difference and one that sets PPWC apart from other writers' conferences is the 'imbedding' of the agents and publishers with the writers. To have them with you at a table for lunch or dinner… even if you don't get to pitch or if the discussion has nothing to do with writing, well, that alone is invaluable. It is a chance to get to know the person and for them to get to know you. It gives you the opportunity to feel them out; maybe you 'click' or maybe you think, perhaps this isn't a good fit for my work. Maybe you all click so well you are the loudest table at the Saturday night banquet. Yes, that was us in the back corner.
What it all boils down to is a conference like the PPWC is about more than trying to get an agent. It's about increasing your base within the writing community. After all you never know who will drop your name, idea, or maybe even your manuscript on some president's/publisher's/agent's desk.
Remember, it's all about the Base.
See you next year,
Link Miller
About the Author: Link Miller has traveled around the globe and it has provided him with a unique perspective he uses as a base for his writing. His extensive experience with aircraft, weapons, numerous adventures involving quirky people in faraway lands and even a stint as a stand-up comic help him write in a style that many people find exciting and humorous. His genres range from YA, to sci-fi, to historical fiction, and even romance. Director of the Parker Writers Group, he will be teaching How to Write Military Fiction at this year's RMFW Gold Conference.


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During the primary school years children do a lot of learning about right and wrong. Part of this learning takes place during their games. They make up rules and they learn about winning and losing.
All children find it hard to lose for several years during their childhood, and some children find it very hard to lose for much longer.
Learning to lose is a hard lesson and takes much longer than learning to win! Maybe we don't have to learn to win, but losing is very different and some children need extra support as they learn to manage their feelings in games.
Many children will cheat so that they win for a while, but some children go on cheating, and they may have stresses which keep this behaviour going.
There is more to read on the Raising Children Network website:https://raisingchildren.net.au/
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