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The 1995 Drum Corps International World Championships returned to Ralph Wilson Stadium outside Buffalo for the second time, after first visiting Orchard Park in 1990.
Earlier in the season, the Cavaliers lost to the 2nd place Cadets of Bergen County twice, 3rd place Blue Devils four times and 4th place Madison Scouts seven times, so the corps was considered a dark horse entering the final week of the season. But as World Championship competition got underway, the Green Machine won all three contests by increasingly larger margins, opening the spread from two tenths over the Devils in the Quarterfinals, to eight tenths over the Cadets in Semifinals, to more than a point over the Cadets in the Finals.
Magic of Orlando had first earned a spot in the Finals one year earlier and repeated as a finalist in 1995 after scoring sixth tenths over Blue Knights in the Semifinals competition. The corps' 12th-place "Danse Animalé" was comprised of all-original music composed by DCI Hall of Fame member Robert W. Smith, who had come to Magic during the corps' first season of 1990, after Suncoast Sound disbanded.
The show explored the different types of creatures that inhabit the planet and how humans project themselves onto those animals, as well as how they project the spirit of the animals onto themselves. In return, the humans took on animal traits for their various rituals.
The show opened with the members of the horn line gently swaying back and forth to "Sea," as if being long strands of ocean kelp. The color guard members, wearing a variety of undersea headdresses of fins and corals and covered in strands of algae, spread out from primordial ooze carrying a single strand of kelp 20-yards long, billowing up and down to the cresting and ebbing of the waves.
After the climactic fanfare to the introduction, the music turned intensely rhythmic as the waves of the ocean became more pronounced. Four stingray props sailed overhead, followed by six jellyfish that wafted up and down as if climbing the currents of the ocean. The Queen Starfish was carried across the field by four of her servants. At the end of the piece, the waves washed ashore and the audience began a new venture.
1995 Magic of Orlando
"Land" introduced us to the peaceful creatures of terra firma, frolicking amidst the pastoral sounds that captured the tranquility of their existence. Gentle African drumming accompanied the color guard members who were now wearing a variety of tribal headgear.
The music became faster and rhythmically ritualistic as humans with spears ran out into the clearing with the idea of turning the earlier animals into lunchmeat. Dancers took on the look of predator animals in order to appear more fierce.
The first creatures of the air were born in "Sky," with the color guard putting on headgear made up of long feathers to portray birds of flight. A rhythmic ostinato in the front ensemble percussion introduced sky blue flags, prior to all members of the guard picking up long fabric "wings" and flying off the field upon the last note of the music.
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Michael Boo was a member of the Cavaliers from 1975-1977. He has written about the drum corps activity for more than a quarter century and serves as a staff writer for various Drum Corps International projects. Boo has written for numerous other publications and has published an honors-winning book on the history of figure skating. As an accomplished composer, Boo holds a bachelor's degree in music education and a master's degree in music theory and composition. He resides in Chesterton, Indiana.


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The spanish giant will be launching their flagship store in Johannesburgs new Sandton City Mall Extension.
This Followed shortly after Topshops announcement that they will be launching in SA in November.
The fashion compartment in my brain is going psycho.
Topshop's news didn't excite me too much as my drawers are spilling with Topshop beauties which i got at a steal thanks to Meltz.
Have a look at Zara's new fall/winter collection here –
I did and my body spasmed with excitement.
I have 1 Zara item and i value it kind of like what i imagine a mom values her baby but then times that by 6.
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Watch As Crews Begin To Disassemble Grand Haven Catwalk and Change the Lake Michigan View Forever
A hallmark of the Grand Haven shoreline, the historic catwalk is being removed from the pier.
We got the news earlier this Summer that Grand Haven's seminal lighthouse, pier and catwalk were due for overhaul by the Army Corp of Engineers.
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A recent article in Education Week discussing the recent and growing popularity of "Micro Schools" piqued our interest. Harking back to the early days of mixed age small classrooms, these micro schools are an alternative for those who are dissatisfied with public schools, cannot afford the cost of tuition, or looking for something closer to homeschooling. While the idea may conjure up images of a classroom from our past - the education students receive is not reminiscent in the least. Incorporating a flipped classroom approach that utilizes blended learning, the students educational experience is highly personalized and allows for the integration of more than just the typical curriculum. Content providers that offer innovative online content are being utilized and results so far are positive. As people increasingly look for alternatives to public and private schooling, Micro Schools may really be the "Next Big Thing".
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Cardiff: Marshall, Theophile-Catherine, Caulker, Turner, John, Noone (Cowie 72), Mutch, Kim (Gunnarsson 79), Medel, Whittingham, Campbell (Cornelius 82).
Subs: Hudson, Odemwingie, Maynard, Lewis.
Goals: Mutch 6, Campbell 58
Sunderland: Mannone, Bardsley, Diakite, Roberge, Dossena, Cattermole (Gardner 74), Giaccherini, Larsson (Colback 74), Ki, Borini (Fletcher 46), Altidore.
Subs: Cabral, Celustka, Pickford, Ba.
Goals: Fletcher 83, Colback 90+5.
Referee: Chris Foy (Merseyside)
Follow Sportsmail's coverage of the Barclays Premier League as Cardiff hosted Sunderland to conclude Saturday's action in the top flight.
The Bluebirds had been in turmoil on and off the pitch in recent weeks and went into their final match of the year hoping to avoid defeat which would drag them towards the bottom three.
Rock bottom Sunderland were on a high having recorded a shock victory at Everton on Boxing Day and could go within one point of the Premier League new boys with three points at the Cardiff City Stadium.
Cardiff looked to have the game won with a 2-0 lead seven minutes from the end, but Sunderland hit back to steal a 2-2 draw with a stoppage time equaliser.
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19.30: Wow, what a game! Cardiff looked home and hosed with seven minutes to go after an attacking display, but what an inspired comeback from Sunderland.
The Black Cats remain bottom but are now just two points behind Crystal Palace in 17th at the halfway point of the season.
Cardiff, who were booed off, are just two points and two places away from slipping into the bottom three.
That's all from me here. Thanks for following and remember to check the homepage for the latest on Fabio Borini's condition as well as the post-match reaction at the Cardiff City Stadium. Cheerio.
19.27: From OptaJoe:
1 - Sunderland have gained a point from a losing position for the first time in the Premier League this season. Gasp.
Late show: Jack Colbacked rescued a point for Sunderland by scoring in the final minute of stoppage time
Super sub: Colback celebrates netting Sunderland's late equaliser
Negative reaction? Cardiff owner Vincent Tan appeared to boo his team after Sunderland made it 2-2
FULL-TIME: Cardiff 2-2 Sunderland
90+5min: GOAL! Cardiff 2-2 SUNDERLAND
Oh what drama! Sunderland's decision to only turn up for 10 minutes in this game earns them a point as Jack Colback pounces on a loose ball inside the box to fire home via a deflection.
90+4min: Is that the last chance gone for Sunderland? Cardiff again fail to clear properly as the ball is picked up by Giaccherini 23 yards out, but the forward fires wide across goal.
90+1min: So nearly for Sunderland! Roberge picks up the ball inside the box and from an acute angle forces Marshall to punch wide a shot at his near post.
90min: More gasps from the home fans, this time it comes as a reaction to the fourth official signalling that there will be five added minutes.
89min: Still Sunderland get closer! Fletcher does magnificently to bring down a long pass with his chest inside the box, but his snap shot is straight at Marshall. From a controlling position, Cardiff are now a nervous wreck - and so are the crowd!
88min: But they will be hitting the panic button now! Diakite's powerful run forwards leads to the ball falling for Colback on the edge of the box, whose low strike whistles low and just wide of Marshall's post.
86min: Cardiff are on the back foot now as Sunderland pile forward, but they won't be too fussed if the Black Cats keep shooting like this as Gardner drills way over the bar from 25 yards.
Hope: Steven Fletcher (right) gave Sunderland hope by pulling a goal back seven minutes from time
83min: GOAL! Cardiff 2-1 SUNDERLAND
Game on! Steven Fletcher cleverly loses his marker inside the box to volley home an Emanuele Giaccherini cross from close range, but should Cardiff have been awarded a penalty moments earlier?
Cornelius was clearly being pulled back by Roberge inside the penalty area while challenging for an aerial ball - but either way it's going to be a nervy climax for Cardiff now.
82min: Meanwhile there is some positive news regarding Borini, following his half-time collapse which lead to an ambulance being called. The striker is conscious and is now in hospital.
Cardiff make a change with Tan again joining in with the crowd to applaud Campbell off the pitch as Andreas Cornelius comes on.
79min: The game has lost its spark in the last few minutes as Aron Gunnarsson replaces Kim, who is given warm applause as he leaves the field following a decent display - even Tan is applauding.
74min: Cardiff go back on the attack as Ben Turner nods over a Whittingham corner at the back post.
Sunderland make a double change to send on Craig Gardner and Jack Colback for Cattermole and Larsson.
72min: First change for Cardiff as Don Cowie replaces Noone.
70min: Campbell dishes out some revenge to Bardsley for that earlier challenge with a late tackle himself. Perhaps predictably, he is also booked.
On the charge: Sunderland's Ki Sung-yueng (centre) charges at the Cardiff defence
67min: Sunderland's response has been positive at the very least. Seb Larsson's low corner to Cattermole on the edge of the box leads to the midfielder firing just over the bar with a powerful effort.
Some concerning news from the ground surrounds the reasons for Borini's half-time departure, with reports suggesting the Italian collapsed in the dressing room leading to an ambulance being called. Let's hope he is okay.
64min: From Sportsmail's Riath Al-Samarrai at the Cardiff City Stadium:
'Tan playing to the crowd a bit after Campbell's goal by doing the Ayatollah head-tap that is popular around here. Might take a touch more to win over the fans, though.
'Plenty of 'Malky' and 'we'll always be blue' chants going round here. In terms of the game, Sunderland have been poor.
'They had their chances at the end of the first half, but seem to have lost momentum. The defending for the second goal was particularly poor.'
61min: Speaking of bookings, Phil Bardsley is the latest to enter the referee's notebook after tripping Campbell who was leading a Cardiff counter.
On target: Fraizer Campbell doubles Cardiff's lead from Jordon Mutch's cross
Muted: Campbell (left) chose not to celebrate against his former club
58min: GOAL! Cardiff 2-0 Sunderland
Outstanding again from Mutch, who is constantly involved with every threatening move Cardiff produce.
His charge into the box leads to the midfielder crossing for an unmarked Fraizer Campbell to convert from close range against his former club.
He doesn't celebrate, but Kim Bo-kyung does by kicking the ball into the stands - an act which sees him booked.
57min: If nothing else I do admire Ki's way of thinking here. The Sunderland midfielder was stood 35 yards out with no attacking passing options, but rather than shoot he just charged towards the Cardiff defence, with the ball eventually falling loose inside the box. It was inches away from falling for Altidore, but the hosts manage to scramble clear.
Reach out: Sunderland's Valentin Roberge slides in to tackle Cardiff's Fraizer Campbell
54min: From OptaJoe on Twitter:
3 - Sunderland have scored just three goals in their last 10 Premier League matches away from home; failing to score seven times. Fluster.
51min: And the Bluebirds nearly pinch a 2-0 lead. Whittingham's corner to the back post finds Campbell, but the striker cannot get a clean shot away as Mannone gathers on the ground.
48min: That change was enforced for Sunderland for those wondering why the visitors have withdrawn their biggest first half threat. Borini was unwell as Cardiff begin the second half on the front foot.
SECOND-HALF: Gus Poyet does make a change as he sends on Steven Fletcher in place of Borini. Cardiff restart.
Denied: Cardiff keeper David Marshall dives low to his right to keep out Fabio Borini's (second right) shot
18.27: It should be an interesting half-time team talk in the Sunderland dressing room.
Gus Poyet's team were nowhere for the first 30 minutes but there were signs near the end of the half that suggested the visitors were starting to take control.
Will Poyet make a change though? The Black Cats probably should be level based on their chances - but they haven't played that well.
18.20: From Sportsmail's Riath Al-Samarrai at the Cardiff City Stadium:
'As badly as they are playing at times, Sunderland have had three good chances. David Marshall is having another good game for Cardiff.'
Calling the shots: Cardiff caretaker boss David Kerslake shouts instructions to his players
HALF-TIME: Cardiff 1-0 Sunderland
45min: There will be one added minute to a pulsating first half, which Sunderland have started to shade in the last 15 minutes.
41min: What a save from Marshall! A low bouncing ball into the Cardiff box is rifled towards the bottom corner by Borini, but Marshall again dives down low to tip the Italian's effort wide of the post. It's been a terrific game at the Cardiff City Stadium.
Close: Cardiff's Fraizer Campbell (left) heads wide across goal in front of Sunderland's Modibo Diakite
38min: From InfostradaLive:
'Only Aston Villa (one draw, their 1-1 home draw v Swansea earlier today) have dropped fewer points from winning positions than Cardiff's three in the PL this season.
'The only time Cardiff have led in the PL and failed to go on to win was their 4-1 defeat at Chelsea on October 19th 2013.'
35min: Sunderland are at least finally getting back into the game now as Fabio Borini's powerful curling strike from 25 yards forces Marshall to dive low to his left to parry clear. A tidy effort from the Italian.
Under pressure: Cardiff's Craig Noone (left) challenges Sunderland's Andrea Dossena for the ball
32min: Big chance for Sunderland! The Black Cats' best move of the match concludes with Ki Sung-yueng's low shot across goal being parried clear by Marshall, but only to Jozy Altidore two yards out, who can only turn his effort wide of the post. In defence of the striker, he had very little time to adjust his body to turn it on target.
31min: From Sportsmail's Riath Al-Samarrai at the Cardiff City Stadium:
'No idea why Craig Noone wasn't used more at the start of the season. Excellent delivery with either foot and runs at people. He's giving Andrea Dossena all kinds of problems.
'27th minute (ref to 1927 FA Cup) and clapping and cheering for Mackay. A 'thank you Malky' banner comes out and stewards try to confiscate it, but are evaded as it's passed around.'
Gratitude: Cardiff fans applauded in the 27th minute to show support to former boss Malky Mackay
28min: Applause from the Cardiff fans in the 27th minute as the fans take the opportunity to chant in support of the recently sacked Mackay - Tan looks on poker-faced... well I assume so with his sunglasses on.
On the pitch, Campbell darts in front of his marker at the near post to nod a Mutch cross wide across goal. Unlucky.
25min: The one-way Cardiff traffic continues and the hosts threaten from a set-piece this time as Peter Whittingham's cheeky shot with a free-kick on the right flank forces Mannone to scramble to his near post to tip the effort behind.
22min: Sunderland briefly threaten with a dangerous low cross cleared but Cardiff continue to dominate as Craig Noone's cross is met by Steven Caulker, whose header is straight at Mannone. I'm starting to wonder how bad Everton just needed to be on Boxing Day to lose to the Black Cats.
Wrestle: Cardiff's Kim Bo-kyung (left) and Sunderland's Andrea Dossena battle inside the penalty area
19min: Lee Cattermole goes into the book for Sunderland after tripping Mutch - who continues to run riot in the Cardiff midfield.
18min: From InfostradaLive:
Cardiff's sixth minute goal is their quickest in the PL and fastest Lge goal since Heidar Helguson's third minute strike in their 2-1 Champ home win v Hull in Nov 2012.
15min: Still Cardiff dominate the play as a last ditch challenge from Andrea Dossena denies Fraizer Campbell inside the area.
12min: Sunderland have been absolutely woeful so far. The Black Cats have barely registered an attack, let alone test David Marshall in the Cardiff goal.
At the other end, Kim Bo-kyung sees a testing 25-yard shot tipped over the bar by Mannone.
9min: From Sportsmail's Riath Al-Samarrai at the Cardiff City Stadium:
We've just had the first Mackay chants following Jordon Mutch's goal - chants of 'Bluebirds' and 'that was for Malky'.
Silence: Jordon Mutch celebrates opening the scoring for Cardiff
Thumbs up from me: Cardiff owner Vincent Tan acknowledges Mutch's goal
6min: GOAL! CARDIFF 1-0 Sunderland
I may as well change this page to Jordon Mutch watch, as the midfielder is the main act so far after firing the hosts ahead.
Sunderland lose the ball just outside the box, with Mutch's low shot then taking a deflection off Modibo Diakite and past Vito Mannone at the near post.
5min: Mutch is still proving a menace though as the midfielder nods just over the bar from a cross.
Booked: Cardiff's Jordon Mutch was cautioned for diving inside the first two minutes
2min: Huge appeals form the Cardiff fans as Jordon Mutch goes down in the box following an attempted tackle from Valentin Roberge, but the midfielder is given a booking rather than a spot-kick for diving. Replays show it was a good decision from the referee.
Kick-off: Sunderland in their change strip of yellow get us underway.
Remember to follow all the action this afternoon with Sportsmail's brilliant Match Zone which features the latest line-ups, formations and key match stats.
In addition there are heat maps for EVERY player as well as detailed maps of the goals as they go in - check it out here.
Protest: Cardiff fans call for owner Vincent Tan to leave the club, while praising former boss Malky Mackay
17.30: From Sportsmail's Riath Al-Samarrai at the Cardiff City Stadium:
'Tan is here, clapping the team out, and Mehmet Dalman, the chairman and king maker, is also in the ground.'
17.27: Out come the players at the Cardiff City Stadium, plenty of banners in the crowd simply saying 'Tan Out'.
17.21: From OptaJoe via Twitter:
70 - David Marshall (70) has made more saves than any other goalkeeper in the Premier League this season. Engaged.
Front row seats: Two Cardiff fans sit pitch side before kick-off at the Cardiff City Stadium
17.18: Sunderland boss Gus Poyet spoke to Sky Sports before the game:
'It's about the mental side of the game. We proved we can concentrate and keep a clean sheet against the top teams.
'We wanted to play Adam Johnson form the beginning but he pulled out ill this morning. We will see [over expecting a Cardiff backlash], they will put in a great effort but it's up to us to play our own game.'
17.13: Cardiff caretaker bosses David Kerslake and Joe McBride make three changes following the defeat against Southampton as the post-Malky Mackay era gets under way versus Sunderland.
Andrew Taylor, Aron Gunnarsson and Peter Odemwingie make way as Declan John, Gary Medel and Kim Bo-kyung are recalled to the starting line-up, with owner Vincent Tan and chairman Mehmet Dalman both in attendance at Cardiff City Stadium a day after Mackay was sacked.
Sunderland manager Gus Poyet also makes three alterations to his side after their win at Everton, as Andrea Dossena, Jozy Altidore and Emanuele Giaccherini come into the XI at the expense of Ondrej Celustka, Steven Fletcher and Jack Colback.
Present: Cardiff owner Vincent Tan (right) stands in attendance at the Cardiff City Stadium
17.10: From Sportsmail's Riath Al-Samarrai at the Cardiff City Stadium:
'All quiet and a bit subdued at the Cardiff City Stadium this evening. There was talk of an anti-Vincent Tan protest but only 100 or so people were there.
'Needless to say, there are no manager programme notes today and there are only two small paragraphs about Malky Mackay's exit on the top of page six.
'Assistant manager David Kerslake and first-team coach Joe McBride take charge of the side against Sunderland, who have found a bit of form. My money is on an away win.'
17.05: Full line-ups from the Cardiff City Stadium:
Cardiff v Sunderland
Cardiff: Marshall, Theophile-Catherine, Caulker, Turner, John, Noone, Mutch, Kim, Medel, Whittingham, Campbell. Subs: Hudson, Cornelius, Odemwingie, Gunnarsson, Cowie, Maynard, Lewis.
Sunderland: Mannone, Bardsley, Diakite, Roberge, Dossena, Cattermole, Giaccherini, Larsson, Ki, Borini, Altidore. Subs: Cabral, Gardner, Fletcher, Celustka, Pickford, Colback, Ba.
Referee: Chris Foy (Merseyside)
17.00: Well what game to end Saturday's Premier League action. I know, I know, it's not a classic on paper, but Cardiff owner Vincent Tan is going to be something of a pantomime villain today as the Bluebirds play their first match since the brutal sacking of Malky Mackay. Expect a huge fans' backlash.
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Carl Johnson: The protagonist of GTA: San Andreas. CJ needs to cross the entire
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make it out alive - all by any means necessary.
Brian Johnson: Dead sibling of CJ. His death was the main reason CJ went to Liberty City in the first place. Some things are best forgotten about. However, some things return to bite you on the ass.
Sweet Johnson: Older sibling of CJ and assumed member (and, maybe even leader) of the Orange Grove Families Gang. There appears to be some beef between CJ and Sweet, as Sweet looks like he's blaming CJ for the death of their brother, Brian.
Kendall Johnson: Sister of CJ and Sweet Johnson. Emotions are riding high after her mother's murder, and she's constantly warring with older brother Sweet.
Smoke: Longtime member of the Orange Grove Families Gang and bud of Sweet Johnson. Now experiencing a severe loss of street respect among the local gangs of Los Santos.
Ryder: Another key member of the Orange Grove Families, and close friend to Sweet. Together with Smoke, he's desperate to survive the ongoing unrest that comes with the turf of gang warfare.
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Two Notre Dame offensive linemen were taken in the top 10 picks of the NFL draft Thursday.
Offensive guard Quenton Nelson went to the Indianapolis Colts at No. 6, and offensive tackle Mike McGlinchey went to the San Francisco 49ers at No. 9.
This is the first time since 1993, when Rick Mirer went at No. 2 and Jerome Bettis went at No. 10, that Notre Dame had two players selected in the top 10.
McGlinchey is a first cousin of Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan and said he heard about 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan from Ryan. Shanahan was the Falcons' offensive coordinator before being named head coach of the 49ers.
"My cousin Matt said nothing but great things about Kyle, and I'm excited to get to work with him," said McGlinchey, who was a two-time captain of the Irish team. Kelly also praised McGlinchey on Twitter.
Budenholzer had two years and more than $14 million left on his contract, with the Hawks headed into a full rebuilding process.
Atlanta owner Tony Ressler and general manager Travis Schlenk met Budenholzer on Tuesday night in Atlanta and ultimately decided that a separation was the best course for everyone, league sources said.
The Hawks gave Budenholzer permission to speak with the Phoenix Suns and New York Knicks for their coaching openings last week. Budenholzer interviewed with the Knicks on Sunday, and he remains a candidate for the job, league sources said. He pulled out of contention for the Suns' job after several conversations with ownership and management.
Atlanta is interested in pursuing a young coach on the rise to evolve with the rebuilding of its roster. Atlanta has three first-round picks in the June NBA draft and the No. 33 overall pick early in the second round. Atlanta also owns Cleveland's 2019 first-round pick, which is top-10 protected.
Candidates the Hawks are expected to consider to replace Budenholzer include Charlotte Hornets assistant Stephen Silas, Portland Trail Blazers assistants Nate Tibbetts and David Vanterpool, and San Antonio Spurs assistants Ime Udoka and James Borrego.


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Tools of the Trade: Editing tools for writers
Let's discuss what writers need beyond a pen and paper or that all essential keyboard especially when it comes to making revisions. The best tools are an exceptional dictionary, a handbook guide to grammar, a thesaurus and/or rhyming dictionary, a set of resources for naming your characters, tool bars and a search engine ready to look up not just information but to confirm quotations and facts, and personally I never leave a desk devoid of a stack of chocolate.
The Dictionary
Why is it necessary? Today we have spell-check everywhere. Except the more you write the more you realize that spell-check is not a highly functioning tool. I can't tell you how many times I've used a relatively obscure word that a spell-checker embedded into major software has not been able to clear and identify. I have these Twilight Zone moments when I race over to an online dictionary like Merriam-Webster.com and console myself that I've spelled the obscure word correctly. When I am correct, I'm sure to add the word to the spell-check dictionary by right-clicking on the word in whatever program I'm using to add it in. But imagine if you're sometimes using a small program like Notepad, or in two or three various email apps or web browsers, or you're using Word. You'll never want to stop and take the time to open every single place you have spell-check software to correct it. Not when you're on a writing deadline. Ain't nobody got time for that!
So get a good dictionary, even if you only go online to Merriam-Webster Online and use it. Merriam-Webster Online is free and if you add it to your bookmarks toolbar, it's right at your fingertips. Enter the word into the search box and it will try and find it for you even if you've misspelled it. Another perk to M-W.com is that they also provide sound clips of words to help with pronunciation. This is the most beneficial aspect of the site to me.
A Handbook to Good Grammar
Why is it necessary? As with the dictionary, you will have software monitoring your grammar these days too. But this is even more dubious than the spell-check because a computer is trying to check a thoroughly human process; namely speech patterns which are colloquial, regional and purposefully misused to good effect. The most famous book outlining correct grammar for writers who publish is the notorious title The Elements of Style by William Strunk and edited by E.B. White. This is affectionately known in writing circles as the ol' Strunk 'n' White's. You can buy it in a bookstore, or you can find a copy of it on the Gutenberg Project here because it's now in the public domain. It's invaluable to read it at least once. It's the kind of book every writer can pull off their shelf, flip through it, and then put it back, presumably gleaning much excellent knowledge from it. (Even if you're doing it to pose for your girlfriend for a few moments of giving the illusion of a tortured artiste.)
Another option is to go to Grammar Girl online. How did I find Grammar Girl? It's a shameless tale of inputting search terms into Google like 'explain it's and its' or 'where to place the comma when using an apostrophe' and lo and behold Grammar Girl would surface as one of the top search results with my answer. I tend to go to Strunk and White's or Grammar Girl when I'm in that agonizing phase of the final polish, or when I'm helping proofread a novel that's about to go to print. It's indispensable and for a writer's bookshelf non-negotiable. It makes you look great to have touched up your grammar thoroughly before publication.
Thesaurus or Rhyme Dictionary
Why is it necessary? It's a simple answer. At some point your brain will misfire into a vocabulary recursive loop in which you fixate on a word repeatedly in the same sentence or paragraph. Ludicrous example: The waving waves of waving wheat were golden in the summer sun. In the light of a waning moon these words probably sounded like genius alliteration but by the cold light of an editorial Monday morning, you'll soon think again. And then you'll reach for that thesaurus possibly from underneath your desk. There is online help here as well and you can find it at Thesaurus online, a branch site of Dictionary.com. It's great so use it.
And whether you wish to admit it or not, we'll all need a rhyme, at least some of the time. You can buy a paperback rhyming dictionary in the writing section of your bookstore and you can also go to Rhyme Zone which is the site I prefer. They give you a great selection of rhymes divided up by syllable count.
Character Naming Resources
How do you choose a character name? There are several ways to choose an effective character name in the process of writing a story. The best way to choose a character name is to browse through popular baby names on the internet. You can also use a character surname based on street names or place names in your local geography.
There are books printed with lists of character names as well and you can find these books in the writing section of your local bookstore. I use The Writer's Digest Character Naming Sourcebook written by Sherrilyn Kenyon and have the second edition. This book is loaded with names and gives tips on various ethnic details about naming conventions. It's well-researched and worth the purchase. This book also lists the meaning of each name given if possible.
Many name sites on the internet will give you the meaning of a particular name. Not all characters have realistic names and you may want an outrageous or poetic character name to fit a particular mood in your writing style. For example, science fiction character names may be quite outlandish and sound highly unique. But a simple, urban story may require that you choose a character name that sounds like you found it right from the phone book. Remember to look for names online by using search terms like popular baby names, or popular French surnames to find your results quickly.
Search Engines and Tool Bars
You'll live attached to this like Neo from the Matrix, and whether or not you know kung fu at the end is really a matter of effort. I don't know a writer who isn't attached to Google or some other search engine (or more than one) almost twenty-four hours a day. You need to verify everything in publishing. There are a few hard and fast rules, for example, like fair use acts when quoting other material, or verifying that Gene Kelly really did say this or that phrase and not Fred Astaire. Sometimes writers even need translation tools, or weather and astronomical tools that are also available online. One of the best ways to keep your tools at your fingertips is to create a long list of resources in your Bookmarks Toolbar. It will sit just under your web browser's major interface and you will have a visual dashboard ready to go anywhere on the web with a click of a button. If you're a mobile writer, you can add these sites to your iPhone, iPad or other mobile devices too.
Is it really optional?
Editing tools for writers differ from many other fields in that they might almost seem invisible or commonplace; just a book on your desk or clicking on a search engine box and using it. However, this rather compact set of tools is vital for attaining an excellent writing style so take the time to find your stash of tools and keep them on hand where ever you go.


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Old Chicago Menu
- Sicilian Pepperoni Rolls$8.79
Handmade dough w/ pepperoni, green onions and cheese. Baked and served w/ pizza sauce.
- Buffalo Chicken Rolls$8.79
Grilled chicken, Buffalo sauce, mozzarella cheese and bleu cheese dressing baked inside our signature dough. Topped with celery curls and served with bleu cheese dressing
- Jalapeno Cheese Pretzels$6.09
Handmade pretzel dough w/ Tillamook sharp cheddar cheese and minced jalapeno peppers. Served with our signature cheese sauce.
- Pepperoni Bacon Smothered Cheese Bites$7.59
Seasoned fries smothered in our signature cheese sauce with pepperoni and bacon pieces, cheddar cheese, garlic sauce, sour cream and diced tomatoes. Topped with green onions.
- Nachos Grande$9.50
Tortilla chips layered with black beans, Anaheim peppers, onions, tomatoes, three cheeses, cilantro, sour cream and salsa.
- Italian Nachos$9.69
House-made pasta chips baked w/ mozzarella, provolone, pepper jack, pepperoni, pepperoncini, and Italian sausage. Served w/ our spicy marinara sauce.
- Fried Calamari$9.79
Tender calamari and sliced pepperoncinis, lightly breaded and fried crispy. Drizzled with lemon aioli and served with our spicy marinara.
- Mozzarella Cheese Sticks$7.70
Served with our own pizza sauce.
- Artichoke Dip$9.00
Artichoke hearts, spices and melted cream cheese. Served with toasted garlic bread and fresh veggies.
- Chi-Town Trio$11.90
Italian Nachos, Melted Mozzarella Bruschetta and Siciilian Pepperoni Roles
- Classic Chicken Wings (Short)$5.49
Choose your wing sauce
- Classic Chicken Wings (Tall)$10.79
Choose your sauce
Tavern Bites
- Crispy JalapeĂąo Cheese Ravioli$3.99
Creamy jalapeĂąo cheese stuffed ravioli fried to perfection and sprinkled with Parmesan and Romano cheeses. Served with our zesty pizza sauce for dipping
- Cheese Garlic Bread$2.85
Fresh-baked ciabatta garlic bread with roasted garlic butter, topped with mozzarella and provolone cheeses and drizzled with basil oil.
- Pretzel Bites$3.99
Freshly baked jalapeno pretzel bites, served with our beer cheese sauce for dipping.
- Fried Spicy Pickles$3.19
Flash fried with beer batter and tossed in a zesty Southern spice blend
- Veggies and Dip$3.69
Celery sticks, carrot coins, sliced cucumbers, bell pepper strips, broccoli florets, and cherry tomatoes. Served with ranch dressing.
- Flavored Fries$3.29
Tossed in your choice of seasoning then served hot and crispy with your choice of sauce for dipping.
- Pick Any 3 Tavern Bites$8.99
Tap Room Classics
- Fish & Chips$11.99
Sam Adams beer-battered cod, served with cole slaw and fries
- Crispy Chicken Strips Platter$10.49
Chicken breast strips lightly fried and served w/ fries and choice of ranch or bleu cheese dressing.
Upsize your Half salad to Regular for $1.19
- Italian Chef's Salad - Half Size$8.49
Fresh greens tossed w/ carrots, pepperoncini, black olives, mozzarella and provolone cheese, creamy herb dressing topped w/ diced turkey, Canadian bacon, salami and pepperoni, finished w/ a hand-cooked egg, green onions and Italian spices.
- Crispy Chicken Salad - Half Size$8.69
Mixed greens, black beans, pepper jack, tomatoes, basil and cilantro tossed in house-made ranch. Topped w/ chicken strips, corn and scallions. W/ toasted garlic bread.
- Old Chicago Chopped Salad - Half Size$8.25
Applewood-spiced chicken, peppered bacon, bleu cheese, tomatoes, green onions and pasta, tossed in creamy herb dressing. Topped w/ avocado and tomatoes. W/ toasted garlic bread.
- Roasted Chicken & Apple Walnut Salad - Half Size$8.49
Fresh greens, bleu cheese crumbles, apple slices, toasted walnuts, sun-dried cranberries and applewood-spiced chicken, all tossed in creamy herb dressing. W/ toasted garlic bread.
- Spinach, Chicken & Avocado Salad - Half Size$8.35
Applewood-spiced chicken w/ avocado slices on spinach and romaine, tossed w/ lemon vinaigrette and sun-dried tomatoes. Finished w/ Parmesan and black pepper. W/ toasted garlic bread.
- Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad - Half Size$8.15
Romaine, grated Parmesan, basil croutons, celary and signature Caesar dressing. Finished with grilled appewood-spiced chicken, shaved Parmesan and black pepper. W/ toasted garlic bread.
- Caesar Salad - Side Salad$4.19
Fresh romaine lettuce, topped with grated parmesan cheese, croutons and our incredible house-made Caesar dressing
- Mediterranean Salad - Side Salad$3.99
Fresh greens, cucumbers, Roma tomatoes, black olives, artichoke hearts, feta cheese, red onions & Greek dressing.
- Tomato & Mozzarella Caprese - Side Salad$3.99
Thick cut fresh mozzarella slices w/ baby spinach, ripe tomatoes, fresh basil and black olives.
- Garden Salad - Side Salad$4.19
- Build Your Own 'Zone$10.89
Choice of any 3 toppings plus melted cheese, additional toppings extra charge
- Our Famous "Chicago Seven" Calzone$10.99
Brushed w/ house made BBQ sauce & topped with melted Tillamook sharp cheddar cheese and peppered bacon strips
- Chicago Fire Calzone$11.25
A spicy mix of pepperoni, salami, sweet Italian sausage, 3 Italian cheeses, red pepper, red onion, pepperocini, topped with fresh jalapenos baked into the crust, served with a side of ranch
- Meat Me Calzone$11.25
A calzone packed with garlic spiced Italian sausage, Canadian bacon, andouille sausage, pepperocini, roasted garlic, fresh basil, and melted cheese
- Chicago 7 Stromboli $9.79
Italian sausage, pepperoni, green peppers, red onions, mushrooms, black olives and melted mozzarella cheese wrapped and baked in our house-made dough.
- Tomato Basil Bliss$4.14
- Chicken Green Chili$4.20
- Chicken Pesto Panini$10.10
Applewood-spiced chicken sliced thin with roasted tomatoes, basil, mozzarella and basil-pesto on sourdough.
- Stacked Turkey & Bacon Club$9.79
Sliced turkey breast, peppered bacon, lettuce, tomato and pepeprcorn may on toasted challah bread. Served w/ fries topped with crispy onions.
- Classic Italian Melt$9.89
Salami, pepperoni, turkey, Provolone, lettuce, tomatoes and pepperoncinis with red pepper mayo on toasted rye bread. With a side of your choice.
- California Chicken$9.89
Grilled chicken breast topped with Swiss and avocado, served atop lettuce, tomato and a dab of house-made ranch on a toasted bun. With a side of your choice.
- Spicy Angus Steak Sandwich$10.49
Shaved Angus beef and sliced Anaheim peppers atop a toasted Italian roll, brushed with garlic butter & peppercorn mayo. Topped with melted cheddar and peppered bacon.
- Whiskey Bacon Burger$9.99
Served on a bed of creamy blue cheese sauce, then topped w/ peppered bacon, balsamic mushrooms and drizzled w/ our whiskey sauce. Served on a toasted bun w/ lettuce and tomato.
- Caprese Burger$9.79
Topped w/ fresh mozzarella, diced tomatoes and fresh basil w/ a balsamic vinaigrette.
- Crafted Beef Burger$9.79
Grilled w/ a light lager and smothered in caramelized onions and our beer cheese sauce made w/ Guinness, topped w/ crispy onion strings.
- BBQ Bacon Cheddar$10.10
Brushed w/ BBQ sauce and topped w/ melted Tillamook sharp cheddar cheese and peppered bacon strips.
- Classic Cheddar Burger$9.55
Loaded with melted cheddar cheese. Served on a toasted bun with lettuce, tomato and mayo.
Pastas (Served w/ Toasted Garlic Bread)
- Chicken Pesto Mac & Cheese$11.99
Pesto sauce blended with white cheddar, with corkscrew macaroni, broccoli, chicken, topped with buttered bread crumbs
- Cajun Spice Mac & Cheese$11.99
Corkscrew mac with Anaheim peppers, roasted red peppers, andouille sausage,and Cajun spices
- Oh My Spaghetti Pie$12.09
Spaghetti tossed in made-from-scratch Alfredo sauce w/ Parmesan, mozzarella, Romano and provolone cheeses. Slow baked then oven toasted, topped w/ more Alfredo and mozzarella, provolone and Asiago cheeses. Served by the slice over house marinara. Served w
- Crispy Bacon Jalapeno Mac & Cheese$11.99
Corkscrew mac, jalapenos, peppered bacon, with beer cheese sauce, topped wwith cheddar, buttered breadcrumbs, green onion, and parsley
- Craft Your Own Mac & Cheese$8.99
Start with cork screw mac,then pick your sauce and stir in protein, veggies, and add toppings
Signature Recipes: Red Sauces
- Applewood-Spiced BBQ Chicken
BBQ pizza sauce, cheddar and Swiss, red onions, red peppers and applewood-spiced grilled chicken tossed in our signature BBQ sauce.
- 8" Thick$11.55
- 12" Thick$20.69
- 14" Thick$25.29
- 8" Thin$11.55
- 14" Thin$23.65
- Italian Grinder
A classic combination of seasoned beef, salami, pepperoni, sweet Italian sausage, red onions, roasted garlic, red peppers and pizza sauce, finished with sliced pepperoncini.
- 8" Thick$11.49
- 12" Thick$18.99
- 14" Thick$22.99
- 8" Thin$10.99
- 14" Thin$20.99
- Kick N' Canadian Bacon
JalapeĂąo cream cheese smothered in pizza sauce with mozzarella and pepper jack cheeses, Canadian bacon, diced tomatoes, and topped with green onions
- 8" Thick$10.99
- 12" Thick$18.49
- 14" Thick$21.49
- 8" Thin$10.49
- 14" Thin$20.49
Signature Recipes: Sweet & Spicy Chili Sauce
- Thai Pie
Our sweet Thai chili sauce with mozzarella, pepper jack and cheddar cheeses, loaded with roasted chicken, mushrooms, red peppers and broccoli. Topped with teriyaki sauce, sesame seeds and finished with green onions.
- 8" Thick$11.39
- 12" Thick$18.15
- 14" Thick$22.20
- 8" Thin$10.55
- 14" Thin$21.45
Specialty Pizzas: Classic Recipes
- Meat Me
Loaded with Italian sausage, Canadian bacon, andouille sausage, pepperoni, green olive garnish and fresh basil.
- 8" Thick$11.55
- 12" Thick$20.69
- 14" Thick$25.29
- 8" Thin$11.55
- 14" Thin$23.65
- Chicago 7
Pepperoni, Italian sausage, red onions, black olives, green peppers, sliced mushrooms.
- 8" Thick$11.39
- 12" Thick$19.79
- 14" Thick$24.99
- 8" Thin$10.55
- 14" Thin$21.55
- Hawaiian
Canadian bacon, pineapple, red peppers, green onions and sweet Thai chili tomato sauce.
- 8" Thick$11.39
- 12" Thick$18.59
- 14" Thick$22.20
- 8" Thin$10.55
- 14" Thin$21.45
- The Classic
Pepperoni, sliced mushrooms, Italian sausage and roasted garlic
- 8" Thick$11.35
- 12" Thick$18.59
- 14" Thick$22.20
- 8" Thin$10.55
- 14" Thin$21.45
- Double Deckeroni
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Our Summer Show will take place 8th-10th July. Showcasing 60 up and coming artists, designers and craftsmen working with ceramics. More info
Taster course spaces: We have spaces available on our 4 week July taster course (2nd-30th July, Saturdays 10am-1pm MISSING out 9th July due to the Show). For more information or to book please click this link
Abigail Schama, Patrick Smith and William Martin (3 studio members) are having an exhibition called Curious Body this weekend in Clerkenwell. PV Thursday 16th June, open Friday – Sunday 11am – 5pm: More info
Exhibition & Auction to support the refugees and migrants. Our very own Rose and Ester are organising a pop-up auction on called These walls must fall on17th July (exhibition running 14th-17th) This will be taking place in Geddes Gallery near Kings Cross. For more information please email Rose: email@example.com
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A lawyer who won a $10 million case just bought cops 'the Cadillac of drones'
A Key West attorney whose firm this month wrangled a $10.75 million settlement from a local resort has donated a $3,000 drone to the city's police and fire departments.
It was the same drone, a DJI Phantom 4, that Stuart Grossman's legal team used to investigate a diving incident that left their client paralyzed from the neck down at the Galleon Resort.
Key West Fire Marshal Alan Averette noticed the drone and pronounced it fantastic, Grossman said.
"He wasn't asking for it. So we bought him the same one we have, which is the Cadillac of drones," Grossman said Monday evening at City Hall, after gifting the drone to police and fire officials. "I think they'll make great use of it."
DJI boasts its Phantom can fly for up to 30 minutes at a time and can sense obstacles in five directions.
Drone operation in Key West requires an FAA permit and the pilot must be trained and licensed, said city spokeswoman Alyson Crean.
"Grossman is also donating the training for an operator from each department," Crean said. "The departments are establishing policy guidelines for the use of the equipment."
Grossman, Roth, Yaffa and Cohen brokered the $10.75 million settlement on behalf of Bob Barlow of Massachusetts, who dove into shallow water and sued over the fact there were no signs warning against it.
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The Office of Education Research (OER) is pleased to announce the 14th Request for Proposal (RFP). In this third tranche of funding, OER seeks to encourage research in Scaling, Translation and Knowledge Management that may facilitate the synthesis of research findings from projects in different disciplines, as well as develop scalable pedagogical interventions to enable systemic improvement in the education system with a focus on:
Special Focus on (I) Applied Learning; and (II)System Studies in Pedagogies & Educational Outcomes – CORE Research Programme
(I) The first special focus area is on Applied Learning. We have moved into an era where the ability to use knowledge in practical settings is absolutely necessary – to solve non-routine problems, to innovate, to collaborate, to trouble-shoot, to manage risks and crises, to evaluate, to make decisions, among others. Thus, we must continue to create contexts in and out of our classrooms that facilitate applied learning.
(II) The special focus area on System Studies In Pedagogies & Educational Outcomes – CORE Research Program focuses on understanding what goes on and what works in Singapore's classrooms – more specifically, the instructional core (City, Elmore, Fiarman & Teitel, 2009). It is of interest to the MOE and schools to gain a better understanding of what works in the instructional core in our classrooms and schools as a critical step in the next developmental stage of our education system.
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Beautiful UI, "real" terminal and text editor environment to work in, starts simple and scaffolds concepts out well. Has good conventions 😍
Ya'll weren't ready for Product Hunt🙃 No issues so far, just the servers getting slammed but I'm sure you're on it. ❤ what I'm seeing so far
One of the first git tutorials I've ever used that did something along the lines "But wait, that's not a very good commit message. What does patch actually do? Let's write a better one" Very simple example but that level of care / attention to detail put a big smile on my face (especially as someone that's been teaching git for a year)
I went through the git module and plan on sharing this with my students for refreshing / getting an intro on some concepts.Ben Adamski has used this product for one day.
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Tracey Moffatt - Spirit Landscapes, 2013
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Tracey Moffatt - Plantation, 2010
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Tracey Moffatt - First Jobs Series, 2008
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Tracey Moffatt, Portraits and DOOMED, 2007
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Tracey Moffatt - Under the Sign of Scorpio, 2005
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Tracey Moffatt - Adventure Series
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Tracey Moffatt - Fourth, 2001
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Tracey Moffatt, Laudanum
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Tracey Moffatt - Under the Sign of Scorpio, 2005
10 July 2005
At a moment's glance - My photo series, Under the Sign of Scorpio, depicts me appearing as forty well-known extraordinary, women from history and popular culture, all born under the astrological sign of Scorpio. Since I was born on November 12th and am also a Scorpio, I have been intrigued about what makes the Scorpio tick. It is such a powerful and intense sign: Scorpios can 'cross over' into dark worlds and come back unscathed. They are fearless and listen to no-one. I know that I often stare at people with their mouths moving and I am amazed that they are actually talking and giving me advice; I always have to say "Sorry, I didn't catch that".
The shooting of this Scorpio series, as well as the printing, has taken me six months. Six months taking in the entire
Being Indira Gandhi was again researched and thought through. An Indian woman theatre director in
Lee Krasner was also a challenge. I riffled though my wardrobe (most of the costumes used are from my wardrobe) and found a 1960s sundress, totally perfect for Lee Krasner on holiday. I wanted Lee Krasner in the afternoon sun looking relaxed, as opposed to all the grumpy serious shots taken of her in the
My Scorpio series pays tribute to a vast array of women. I've portrayed myself as Roseanne Barr, Goldie Hawn, Whoopi Goldberg (all comic geniuses); Hillary Rodham Clinton (to become the first American woman President); Shere Hite (sex report writer, I'll never forget how she stormed off an Australian current affairs television show in the 1970s when the host was a sexist bastard to her). Marcia Langton and Oodgeroo Noonuccal (both Australian Aboriginal intellectuals and political activists and heroines to me); Tina Brown and Anna Wintour (brilliant English magazine editors); Fran Leibowitz (wit like no other); Edith Head (Hollywood's most successful costumier); Marie Dressler (superb character actress: watch the film Dinner at Eight (1933) and wait for Marie's final sizzling line to Jean Harlow); and Billie Jean King (the most alive tennis player ever).
In my portraits I have tried to capture their spirit and likeness, but only "at a moment's glance". It is almost like the moment when you see a famous person in a restaurant. Everyone is craning their necks to get a glimpse, only to end up with a fleeting view of the back of the celebrity as they exit into the VIP room.
I shot the photographs with a simple digital camera in my loft against a bed sheet curtain, and in my cramped awful bathroom. I then added the high-key supernatural coloured landscape backgrounds to the images in Photoshop on my computer. Rather than a formal portrait, I wanted a very pop, almost comic book quality. I propose that all of these women are 'pop figures', they are a part of the landscape of popular western culture.
I've been 'Warholian' in my artistic approach. Like the working class Andy Warhol, I've been a fan of great talent all my life, and I mean 'fan' in the nerdy sense of the word. I watch films and documentaries, read biographies, look people up on the Internet, buy memorabilia, and collect magazine articles. For example, I recently tore out a photograph of Lauren Hutton from New York Style magazine because it was so happy. Lauren once said in an interview "I willed myself to be beautiful". (She said this after being asked why she became the top fashion model in the world when she hadn't had a nose job or had the gap in her front teeth fixed).
This brings me to the subject of willpower, psychic ability, and – God forbid I mention it – witchcraft and magic. It is my theory that 'talent' is a supernatural force that cannot be explained. This also applies to astonishing athletic ability. Nadia Comaneci's gold medal-winning perfect scores at the 1976 Montreal Olympics could be put down to the young Romanian gymnast's intensive communist athletic training from age six. Yet despite her hard work and practice, there is always the other 'thing' that we can't deny about Nadia: her 'X factor', the 'unexplainable'.
It has been said that the actress Vivien Leigh, in her intensity, would practically "crawl across broken glass" to prepare for a role. When we watch her now in Gone with the Wind (1939) or A Street Car Named Desire (1951) we can almost believe it. I interpret this expression "to crawl across broken glass", to mean that Vivien was able to 'dig deep', to go 'across to the 'dark side' of her psyche like a brave Scorpio.
The other smouldering actress in A Street Car Named Desire is Kim Hunter as Stella. My favourite scene with Kim is at the end of the film, when she reassuringly and with beautiful tenderness talks the crazed Blanche DuBois (Vivien Leigh) outside and into the arms of the psychiatric nurses.
Margaret Mitchell, American southern belle and author of Gone With the Wind, was also brave. Margaret was writing about her own history, which she had researched thoroughly since she was a journalist. But her ability to put pen to paper and produce the novel's larger-than-life characters must have been like a powerful unknown force working through her.
Marie Curie, along with her physicist husband, discovered polonium and radium in 1898. I've read how she slaved in the laboratory and grew physically sick from working with dangerous minerals. For two years, during summer heat waves and the dead of winter, she stirred a huge boiling cauldron of "pitchblende". For a long time the Curie's efforts failed, but Marie had a type of psychic vision and kept repeating "it's got to be there, I know it is there". Marie can be viewed as a sort of acceptable turn-of-the-century scientific witch. She helped to find something that had never been seen before because she somehow believed that it was 'there'.
There is also the common expression when talking about a great singer's voice that "the magic was there" – for example, Mahalia Jackson, who had the "voice of God". (Aretha Franklin has said that she tried to emulate Mahalia). This is said because on occasion, the 'magic' sometimes isn't 'there'. This is because 'talent' and the ability to make 'magic' comes and goes. In a recent documentary, Joni Mitchell talks about staying up late at night to write songs. It is "only when the blarney is running" (she gestures to the air) that she finds that she isn't "tripping over her tongue" and everything starts to flow and she can produce her exquisite lyrics.
I have depicted the brilliant psychoanalyst Frieda Fromm-Reichmann in a convulsive state in front of the "dark side of the moon". Frieda, (who married and divorced Erich Fromm, who wrote the The Art of Loving), was able to cure schizophrenia. There is a famous novel about her called I Never Promised You a Rose Garden by Joanne Greenberg, based on an actual case in the 1950s where Frieda cures a teenage girl. Part of Frieda's 'treatment' was to enter into the world of the schizophrenic mind, and bring the patients back to 'reality'. Unfortunately Frieda was never able to 'pinpoint' how she achieved such positive results, since her treatments (mainly dialogue with the patients without the use of drugs) only worked over a period of years and consisted of 'give and take' and making mistakes. Sometimes patients would violently attack Frieda. The 'Scorpio Frieda' had the core strength to grapple with and confront unknown frightening energies.
In speaking of frightening energies – at this stage I have told very few of the Scorpio women that I have included them in this photo series (I have met about eight of them). The last thing one should do is flatter a Scorpio; they immediately get suspicious, and depending on their mood, will hate your guts for it. It has taken me years to learn to graciously accept a compliment. Growing up in the rough-and-tumble Australian suburbs, I was often mocked for my escapes into fantasy. (At sixteen I was still playing dress-up pantomimes with eight year olds.) Today, a wide-eyed art student will come up to me and gush "Are you Tracey Moffatt? I liked your last exhibition". I usually choke a little and say "thank you", and then crack a joke to deflect any further discussion of my work.
It is possible that my fears of offending any of the Scorpio women (or friends and relatives of the deceased Scorpios) in my series are unfounded. Recently, at the
Other Scorpios in my photo series not mentioned in my essay are: Elizabeth Cady Stanton, early American women's rights activist whom I depict boxing. Anne Sexton, the confessional poet and self-confessed 'witch'. Louise Brooks, the divine silent screen star; Björk, wonderful original pop star; Bonnie Raitt, the best white woman on slide guitar; Bibi Andersson, the Swedish actress. (See Bibi in the film Persona (1966) and die.) Shane Gould, the Australian swimmer who won three gold medals at the 1972 Munich Olympics at age fifteen, then gave it all up for a spiritual life and family. Geraldine Page: when you see her act in the film Sweet Bird of Youth (1962), you begin to think that she must have been the greatest actress in the world. Dorothy Dandridge, Black and Beautiful 1950s


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At the Tipping Point. Trends in the Global Business and Investor Response to Climate Change
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Bioenergy potential in Belgorod region, Russia
Alexander Samorodov, December, 2013view download
Climate Change:The Real Challenge and How to Deal with it
Michael Yulkin, Moscow, IFC, 05 June 2013view download
Bioenergy Potential in Kaluga Region
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Renewable and Biomass Energy in the Kaluga Region
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Effective Corporate Energy and GHG Emissions Management
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Russian Perspectives on Climate Change in the Lead up to a Post-Kyoto Agreement
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Temperature for June 2004
In June 2004 the average high temperature in Tallahassee, FL was 91.1°F, and this was 0.8°F cooler than the average of 91.9°F. The hottest day in June 2004 was 21 June when the temperature reached 95.0°F. Overnight the average temperature in June is 68.6°F and in 2004 the average overnight temperature was 1.5°F warmer at 70.1°F.


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This divine Turkey tortilla club sandwich is the best. We have two varieties to give you some great serving options. I combine old school classic ingredients like lettuce, tomato, turkey and boiled egg but also add bacon, cheese and a fried egg. As we are the Tortilla Channel why not use tortilla instead of bread? So that is just what I did. Are you ready to learn how you can make a divine turkey tortilla club sandwich? Lets get started!
When you search for tortilla club sandwich you get recipes that look lik small wrapped tortillas that contain the classic club sandwich. These recipes are more like small appetizers or party food. I thought it would be fun to make an actual tortilla club sandwich that looks like a classic club sandwich. So three layers with vegetables, poultry and egg.
This way it is such a great lunch option but you can also turn it into a satisfying dinner when you add some oven baked potatoes and a salad. There are so many opportunities with this recipe.
What do you need for this deluxe tortilla club sandwich? I start with boiling an egg and cutting the tomato. Make the hot sauce mayonnaise by combining one table spoon of Sriracha with about a spoon and a half of mayonnaise.
Then I take 3 quality tortillas per club sandwich. Make sure to warm the tortillas in a pan but prevent them from going crispy. So heat a pan to medium heat and put a tortilla in. As soon as you see the tortilla puff up then turn the tortilla. When it gets some brown patches the tortilla is done.
Pan fry the turkey natural or add spices you like. Then I start the layering process and add the following ingredients on top of each other:
- tortilla
- iceberg lettuce
- pan roasted turkey
- hot Sriracha salsa mayonnaise
- tortilla
- cheese
- bacon
- tomato
- hot Sriracha salsa mayonnaise
- boiled egg or fried egg
- tortilla
This is just how I made them but you can easily add or subtract ingredients. Think about adding cucumber or guacamole or roast beef or salmon.
For the version with the fried egg I cut a hole in one tortilla the size of the egg yolk. Put the tortilla with the whole on top so you can see the egg yolk through the hole. Put the cut out tortilla lid on top. Serve this divine turkey tortilla club sandwich in one piece or cut it in four pieces like with a classic club sandwich. This dish is great, tasty, delicious but most of all divine. Here you go ready to eat!
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Divine Turkey Tortilla club sandwich
This divine Turkey tortilla club sandwich is the best. As we are the Tortilla Channel we use tortilla instead of bread. Lets get started!
- 2 eggs
- 3 tortillas
- 200 grams Turkey
- 1 tomato
- iceberg lettuce
- 4 strips of bacon
- 2 slices of cheese
- 1 tbsp of Sriracha
- 1½ tbsp of mayonnaise
- 1 tbsp of vegetable oil
- Boil 1 egg (approx. 7 minutes for a hard boiled egg)
- Slice the egg in small strips
- Slice the tomato in small strips
- Combine 1 tbsp of Sriracha and 1½ tbsp of mayonnaise
- Put some vegetable oil in a skillet and pan fry the turkey. Add some spices to your like e.g. paprika powder or garlic powder
- Pan fry the bacon and let it drain on a paper towel
- Fry the egg and set aside on a plate
- Warm all the tortillas in a medium to hot pan. Do not use any baking product
- Plate up the first tortilla club sandwich
- Start with a tortilla, lettuce then the turkey, salsa then another tortilla more lettuce, cheese, bacon, tomato, salsa and the fried egg
- The final tortilla cut a hole in the tortilla and add it on top. Put a bamboo skewer in the club sandwich to hold it together
- Plate up the second tortilla club sandwich
- Start with a tortilla, lettuce then the turkey, salsa then another tortilla more lettuce, cheese, bacon, tomato, salsa and slices of egg and the final tortilla
- Now put two bamboo skewers in the tortilla so you can cut it in half. Then add two more skewers so you can again cut the halfs of the club sandwich in half
Nutrition facts
Calories: 512; Fat: 26.8g; Carbs: 26.9g; Protein: 40.3g;


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According to the International Association of Firefighters, cancer is the leading cause of firefighter death in the United States. All but eight states now have presumptive cancer laws.
In addition, the subject of first responder PTSD and suicide is not new but, as the years roll on, it continues taking the lives of our firefighters, law enforcement officials, and EMS workers.
According to a report by USA Today, a new study by the Ruderman Family Foundation —
an organization that works for the rights of the disabled — took a look at depression and post-traumatic stress in first responders and the rates of suicide in public safety agencies nationwide.
The data in the report is striking. In 2017, there were 103 firefighters and 140 police officers who committed suicide, a figure which slightly outpaced the 93 firefighters and 129 police officers who died in the line of duty.
The study reveals that first responders are affected by PTSD at a rate five times greater than the average civilian.
Retired Florida firefighter Tom "Bull" Hill has seen what cancer and PTSD can do to his friends and in some cases, it has cost them their lives.
He has started his "My Brother's Burden Walk" to call attention to these issues.
Hill has walked from the Florida Keys to the State Capital in Tallahassee to bring awareness to these issues.
His goal is to walk in all 50 states. He will walk in Kentucky next — for six days beginning Aug. 19.
He is looking for help from the firefighters and others to help support his cause — and to walk with him in Kentucky.
Hill collects helmet shields, pass tags and even small vials of human remains and carries them with him on every walk. He has amassed enough items to fill seven military style backpacks, each weighing more than 50 pounds. He wants to remember every firefighter who still battles with cancer and/or PTSD issues along with honoring those that are no longer with us.
Hill's Kentucky walk will begin at the Burlington cemetery and end at Lexington's Fire Headquarters six days later.
This walk of nearly 100 miles is meant to bring awareness to our first responders battling with PTSD and cancer and honor our fallen. Along the way Tom will stay in the fire stations overnight and meet with other firefighters and law enforcement officials.
Anyone wanting to walk part of the route or assist with other aspects of this event need to contact Noell Saunders at email@example.com.
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Painter Paul Brett Johnson brought Kentucky mountains to his canvas
Paul Brett Johnson grew up in Mousie in Knott County, which he described in a 2003 interview as "over there around Onion Blade, Dismal, Possum Trot, Sassafras and Right and Left Beaver."
It's a sentence that sums up Johnson: richly descriptive, full of love for the area where he grew up and a little bit droll.
Johnson, whose work is currently on display at the Carnegie Center, knew early in life that he wanted to be an artist. His parents arranged for him to get lessons at nearby Alice Lloyd College.
After graduating from the University of Kentucky, he started his professional life as a school art teacher, which he quickly decided was not for him. His success came as a painter for private collections and particularly as a children's book author beginning in the 1990s.
Johnson's first published book, The Cow Who Wouldn't Come Down (1993), helped him break through as a children's author. Johnson became a popular speaker in schools around the state and produced books including Mr. Persnickety and Cat Lady, A Perfect Pork Stew, The Pig Who Ran a Red Light and The Goose Who Went Off in a Huff.
Johnson also is known for a series of 1970s paintings and prints based on material from the Alice Lloyd College Photographic Archives that depict the spare life and culture of communities dependent on coal during the early 20th century.
"The coal-mining series was his breakthrough that gave him a name, a reputation," said Johnson's partner, Tony Huston. Johnson died in 2011 after a brief illness. He was 64.
"The mountain landscape he grew up in was his inspiration from day one," said Johnson's sister, Cheryl Mickey. "There's a reason it strikes a chord. That was his environment."
He said, 'I'm not going to be a Rembrandt or a da Vinci, but I can paint pretty pictures, and I'm going to be happy doing that.'
Tony Huston
Some of the paintings in the Carnegie exhibit had hung in the last home Huston and Johnson bought together, on a wooded lot in west Lexington. Huston said Johnson was modest but encouraged others to develop their artistic talent.
"He said, 'I'm not going to be a Rembrandt or a da Vinci, but I can paint pretty pictures, and I'm going to be happy doing that.'"
Neil Chethik, executive director of the Carnegie Center, said the Johnson display includes 16 to 18 pieces of the artist's landscape and portrait works in addition to several illustrations from his children's books.
Although Chethik never met Johnson, "I came to him through the children's books. But then I saw the rest of his art, and I was blown away by the range of it and the beauty. I especially was just blown away by the color. ... The way he experimented with that color work and that great fantasy stuff to me seemed like such a huge leap in skill."
Debra Hensley, sponsor of the Johnson exhibit, used to give Chethik signed copies of Johnson's children's books for his son Evan, now 22 and a student at New York University.
Hensley used to have some early Johnson work hanging in her insurance office but donated it for a charity auction.
"I knew him when he was real young," Hensley said of Johnson. "He was just a gentle giant."
Cheryl Truman: 859-231-3202, @CherylTruman
If you go
Dreaming in Color: Paintings by Paul Brett Johnson
When: Through May 1
Where: Carnegie Center, 251 W. Second St.
Cost: Free. All art is for sale unless marked otherwise.
Call: 859-254-4175


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The nine schools of the University of Tampere will become six faculties from the start of 2017.
The degree programmes of the School of Information Sciences will be transferring to two new faculties:
Faculty of Communication Sciences
Faculty of Natural Sciences
The study-related instructions and curricula of the School of Information Sciences will continue to be used in connection with these degree programmes.
Programme homepage (HTI portal)
Specialization at UTA: Interactive Technology
Please see the official UTA Admissions website for the eligibility criteria.
This master programme is offered in collaboration between the University of Tampere (UTA) and the Tampere University of Technology (TUT). Students can deepen their knowledge in course units that cover a wide range of topics from user experience and emotions to innovative use of facial behavior like gaze and expressions, touch, speech, and human physiology in user interfaces. The programme leads you to scientific thinking and writing as well as to hands-on work in various course projects.
Although the programme is available in essentially the same format at both universities it is recommended that those applicants mainly interested in interaction design and research and the development of interactive software apply to UTA and those mainly interested in user experience apply to TUT. That way the majority of their course units will be organized by their home university.
Please note that it is possible to accept an offered study place in only one university, either UTA or TUT. This information concerns applicants wanting to apply to UTA. Applicants wanting to apply to TUT must fill in a separate application form and submit separate application enclosures to TUT. TUT does not use University Admissions Finland. More information on applying to TUT.
Graduates' typical jobs include interaction designer, usability specialist, user experience architect, and software developer. Interaction designers study people and their life to create technology and service designs. Usability specialists make sure that the technology is easy to use and fit for human purposes. User experience architects work to enhance the entire experience we have with the technology, from advertising and packaging, to disposal and memories. Software developers who graduate from this programme understand enough about usability and software development to be able to implement UI designs in software so that they best serve the users. This combination of skills has been much sought-after by employers in recent years.
This master's degree provides the required background if you wish to pursue doctoral studies in Interactive Technology or Computer Sciences, for example in UTA's Doctoral programme in Interactive Technology.
80 ECTS of advanced studies including the Master's thesis, 40 ECTS of other studies (including language and complementing studies).
At UTA, studies consist of lectures and seminars on theoretical and methodological questions, and supervised individual research for a Master´s thesis. Studies require active attendance and participation in classes. Some of the course units are organised only once during the programme period.
Complementing studies may be required depending on the student's previous studies.
At UTA, language studies in Finnish and English must be included in the programme studies.
With the long tradition of academic freedom at the University of Tampere, students are free to include in their programme studies some course units also in other fields than their specialization, thus enabling a multidisciplinary degree.
Usually there is no need to buy any course books.
The programme requires approximately two years of full-time studies.
At UTA, the degree awarded is the Master of Science degree. The degree is a second cycle degree; for more information on Finnish degrees, please see the page on Degrees.
If you have questions concerning the admission requirements or study related issues, please contact the admissions contact person.
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