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A homeless man injured last week after running into an SUV with his bicycle was hospitalized again Tuesday night when he stepped in front of a vehicle in Martinez and was struck.
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Baggett was walking along Furys Ferry Road near Riverwatch Parkway at about 9:30 p.m., when he walked in front of a Lexus and was hit, said Columbia County sheriff's Capt. Steve Morris.
No charges will be filed against the driver, Morris said.
On Aug. 20, Baggett also was transported to MCG after hitting the back of a Saturn Vue that was stopped at a stop sign at Old Petersburg Road and New Petersburg Drive in Martinez.
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WASHINGTON — Rep. Joe Heck on Tuesday urged Congress to cut red tape for search missions on public land, a call spurred by cases where bureaucracy hindered Southern Nevada recoveries for months.
At a House hearing, Heck said it took 15 months for professionally trained volunteers to obtain required permits and liability insurance before they could start hunting the Lake Mead National Recreation Area for Keith Goldberg, a taxi driver and suspected murder victim who went missing on Jan. 31, 2012.
Once the paperwork finally was signed, it took the team from the nonprofit Red Rock Search and Rescue two hours on April 14 to find Goldberg's body in the desert.
Likewise, it took 10 months for divers with Earth Resource Group to gain permission to search the lake for Air Force Staff Sgt. Antonio Tucker, missing since June 23 and presumed drowned.
Better equipped than government divers, the group of volunteers found Tucker's body on April 16 after less than two days of searching.
Heck told lawmakers on the public lands subcommittee he is preparing a good Samaritan bill to be introduced next week that would direct public land managers to waive insurance requirements and speed permits for accredited nonprofit search outfits helping find missing family members.
Groups such as the Red Rock Search and Rescue "try to bring closure to a family by searching for their lost family member for free and at no expense to the taxpayer," said Heck, R-Nev., who once served on the Las Vegas police search and rescue team. "They provide a valuable public service and they need to be able to get into the public park and make their search."
Jodi Goldberg of Alexandria, Va., Keith's sister, attended the session and spoke briefly with Rep. Rob Bishop, R-Utah, chairman of the subcommittee that would consider the bill. She said that "one good thing that can come out of this is if we can help other families. That is the whole point right now."
Bishop called the search and rescue delays "an astonishing failure on the part of the land managers," and encouraged Heck to come up with a fix.
"We hope to be able to move that forward and do whatever we can," Bishop said.
Steve Schafer hopes so too.
The longtime dive instructor and owner of Earth Resource Group led the mission to find Tucker's remains at the bottom of Lake Mead, but only after enduring months of frustration and red tape.
Schafer called Heck's proposed bill a "positive step" toward clearing away some of the bureaucracy that keeps qualified volunteers from assisting in searches.
Lake Mead spokeswoman Christie Vanover said park officials are simply following federal regulations and National Park Service directives.
"It's not Lake Mead specific," she said. "They are policies at the national level."
Vanover said no procedural changes have been made at the 1.5 million-acre park since the two bodies were recovered there by the volunteer search groups within days of each other, but both cases are under review at Park Service headquarters in Washington, D.C.
Schafer's team plans to conduct another search in the fall, this time for Vincent Petrilena, who drowned near Temple Bar at the eastern end of Lake Mead in 2004.
The man's death — and the testimony of his widow, Delores, who watched him drown — led to a new state law in 2005 requiring boaters to wear life jackets and keep certain safety equipment on their boats.
Schafer said he filed a permit application to search for Petrilena on April 26 and followed it up on April 29 with a letter authorizing the search from the missing man's widow. He also is seeking permission to practice at the lake with sonar and remote-controlled submarines, both of which are restricted within the park.
Schafer said he asked for someone from the Park Service to send him confirmation once they received his application and other documents.
As of Tuesday, he hadn't heard thing.
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Writers Victoria has a state-wide remit, with more than 800 members living in regional areas.
We value the contribution of Victoria's regional writers and recognise the difficulties they can face in accessing opportunities for professional development, inspiration and engagement. Writers Victoria has a strong history of working in partnership with regional communities and groups. The organisation has provided assistance to regional writers and audiences in a range of different ways, including direct delivery of regional writing workshops and grants to support a range of writing-related activities in regional areas.
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In 2018 our Creative Victoria funded 'Writers On The Road' program will see us bring writers to Eltham (March), Port Arlington (April), Queenscliff (May), Traralgon (May), Woodend (June), Mildura (July), Apollo Bay (July), Daylesford (August), Port Fairy (September) and Lake Tyers (October).
We will also be offering small regional grants to Writers' Groups throughout the state to deliver writers' workshops, festival panel sessions, and more through an application process that will be promoted in our enews in the first quarter of the year; and we will be hosting our second Regional Ambassadors Forum in February.
If your group is interested in working with us in some way in 2018, we'd love to hear from you.
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In April 2017, our new Write-ability Goes Regional and Online program launched in Ballarat. Write-ability Goes Regional and Online is a three-year program for aspiring writers with disability living in regional Victoria. Following the rollout of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), the program will now move onto the Loddon region, Inner and Outer Gippsland, Ovens Murray, Western Districts, Goulburn and Mallee regions. Our Own Voices Forum: Why Writing Matters will be held in each region to explore how writing and storytelling can help develop new ways of thinking about the self, disability, and community.
For more information about the next Own Voices Forum on Wednesday 20th June 2018 in Sale, click here. To book for the next Write-ability Writers' Group in Sale, visit our calendar event listing.
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2017 launched the start of our Touring Victoria 'Writers On The Road' program. With 28 capacity-building activites over 18 months across regional Victoria, these tours are made possible through the support of Creative Victoria. The program launched in Shepparton in September with a blogging workshop with Karen Andrews, followed by Sofie Laguna at the Castlemaine Children's Literature Festival, Arnold Zable in Waurn Ponds and Bacchus Marsh, and Mark Smith in Sorrento.
Through our Grace Marion Wilson Regional Tours program, we delivered workshops and literary activites in Anglesea, Yarram, Apollo Bay, Castlemaine and Woodend; and our GMW Small Grants program saw us partner with regional writers' groups and literary festivals to deliver a further 8 workshops in Echuca, Gippsland, Queenscliff, Ballarat, Apollo Bay, Geelong, Trentham and Daylesford.
2016 saw us deliver 34 regional activities in partnership with 18 regional groups in 14 communities across all regions of Victoria. This included regional tours, local events, member meet-ups and capacity-building activities in Apollo Bay, Ararat, Ballan, Ballarat, Castlemaine, Clunes, Echuca, Geelong, Phillip Island, Port Fairy, Shepparton, Traralgon, Warrnambool and Woodend. We also delivered a range of activities for writers with disability in the Geelong region in the second year of our Write-ability Goes Regional pilot. We received dozens of entries for our second Regional Members Writing Competition and were proud to launch our new Regional Ambassador Program, with five ambassadors already in place within the Surf Coast, Latrobe, Murrindindi, Mildura and Ballarat Shires. Regional members also benefited from our growing online program, with participants joining us from all over the state (and beyond).
In 2015, Writers Victoria deliver its largest regional program ever. From Mildura to East Gippsland, in coastal towns and the mountains, we delivered 50 regional activities in partnership with 22 regional groups in 18 communities across all regions of Victoria. This included national tours, local events, member meet-ups and capacity building activities in Apollo Bay, Ararat, Bairnsdale, Ballan, Ballarat, Baw Baw, Belgrave, Bendigo, Castlemaine, Clunes, Geelong, Harrow, Mildura, Mornington, Newstead, Port Fairy, Shepparton and Woodend. It also included a range of regional activities for writers with disability in Geelong as part of our Write-ability Goes Regional pilot program. We appointed our first regionally-based staff member and hosted our first Regional Ambassador's Forum. Regional members also benefited from our growing online program of clinics and webinars.
In 2014, Writers Victoria worked in partnership with local communities to program workshops in Clunes, Ballarat, Geelong and Castlemaine. We hosted our first ever Regional Salon and program launch in collaboration with the National Non-Fiction Festival. We launched our first Regional Members Writing Competition and ran seminars, chaired panels and hosted info stalls in Aireys Inlet, Daylesford and Bendigo. Thanks to the support of the Grace Marion Trust, we were able to support a range of literary activities in Inverloch, Port Fairy, Belgrave, Clunes, Ararat and Shepparton. And we launched our first ever online courses to help make our workshop program accessible to everyone, regardless of their location.
In 2013, Writers Victoria presented three residential masterclasses in regional Victoria in partnership with Clunes Booktown. 28 emerging and established writers from within and outside of Victoria worked intensively with memoirist Peter Rose, YA author Kirsty Murray and poet Jordie Albiston.
"… there was something remarkable about getting away from the city, away from regimen and routine and responsibilities. Away from the expectations of others, and the expectations I have of myself. There was something wonderful about shedding all those layers like shrouds until only one remained."
The 2013 Regional Professional Development Program (supported by the Grace Marion Wilson Trust) presented 10 workshops for writers in four communities in regional Victoria, which were attended by 472 people. In June, the Woodend Winter Arts Festival presented three sessions, with Carmel Bird, Sheila Drummond, Susanne Lobez, Felicity Young, Andrew Grimes, Christine Nagel and Toni Jordan. In August, Apollo Bay Arts Inc presented a seminar at the 20th anniversary of their Warm Winter Words festival on 'Seeking Asylum' with Robin de Crespigny, Kooshyar Karimi and Julian Burnside. In September, Write Around the Murray took Tony Birch to Albury-Wodonga and the Ex Libris Festival of Words in Port Fairy presented an author talk with Candice Bruce.
Thanks to a new partnership between Writers Victoria and the National Trust (Victoria), the Melbourne-based ANE Writers group was awarded a week-long residency at Mooramong, a rural heritage property on a working farm in the middle of Victoria's pastoral Western District in 2013.
In 2012, the Regional Partnerships Program saw Writers Victoria work with Apollo Bay Arts Inc., Castlemaine Word Mine, Castlemaine U3A Inc., Lazy River Writers, Ballarat Writers Inc, 3305 Writers' Group, Portland and Woodend Winter Arts Festival. More than 22 published writers and literary sector experts (including Lee Kofman, Jordie Albiston and Arnold Zable) delivered hands-on professional development activities in regional communities. Participants travelled from all across Victoria to attend.
In 2011, we developed a Regional Partnerships Program and began to work in collaboration with regional writers' groups and festivals to deliver targeted and relevant professional development activities for their members and broader communities. This led to more effective use of funding and resources, and guaranteed that the subject matter and visiting authors were appropriate for each community.


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The world is full of suffering and death. How do you find happiness in the midst of all this? After millenniums, we have not figured out how to stop fighting each other. Jesus suffered on the cross for the joy that would come. He declared, "I am the resurrection and the life. Whoever believes in me, though he die, yet shall he live" John 11:25. It is only a great offer IF it is true! Ask yourself – Is my faith in Jesus reasonable? Unless Jesus rose from the dead, he cannot give us joy.
Consider the reasonableness of the resurrection:
- Empty tomb – there is no reasonable explanation for his body disappearing, aside from a miraculous resurrection.
- Eyewitness sightings – hundreds saw Christ after his resurrection.
- New world view – the Messiah had come and created a new way to enter the Kingdom of God
- History of the early church – the good news of the gospel spread to all peoples.
If that really happened, how does the Resurrection give us unspeakable joy? The resurrection means —
- The bad things which happen to us will work out for our good. Romans 8:28 No matter what we are going through, it is for our good.
- Our good things cannot be taken away from us. Everything outside of Jesus will be taken away from you. Everyone will die, yet nothing can separate us from the love of God "neither death nor life, nor angels nor rulers, nor things present nor things to come, nor powers, nor height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord." Romans 8:38-39.
- The best is yet to come. All injustice and pain will go away. Revelation 21:4-5. This is a check for untouchable joy from God. It is only good when you cash it. How do you cash this check? Believe! That is the way to receive untouchable, eternal joy. When you say, "I believe," you cash in on God's promise.
I asked Jesus into my heart when I was only 4 years old. I have lived a happy life, in fact, I often have joked I was born to be a princess except, since I did not have the trappings of a princess, I was born into the wrong family. My life was near perfect until I lost my daughter a little over seven years ago. Though God gave comfort in so many ways, I thought I may never be truly happy again. Two years later, my life was shattered when I learned my husband was an adulterer. However, God's grace is amazing. True to His word, he has brought "untouchable, eternal joy" into my life. Have you cashed in on that check made out to you? Please share your story.


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Sony Xperia Z3 Compact review
|Review: November 2014
In a nutshell: The Sony Z3 Compact is a superb Android phone in a manageable size. It's excellent value for money, and comes with plenty of high-end features and an iconic design.
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Here at S21, we're currently in love with Sony's flagship Z3 superphone. We think it's the best phone of 2014. The Z3 Compact is a smaller version of the Z3, and we love it too.
Design & looks
The design of the Z3 Compact is exactly the same as the Z3 but Sony has used a shrink-ray on it. Not a very powerful shrink-ray - not the kind that would be very effective in the hands of an evil maniac - but one that's good enough to make the phone fit comfortably in your jeans pocket.
It shares the rounded aluminium frame of the Z3, along with its tempered glass panels, making the phone a true design icon. Aluminium detailing gives the phone a premium feel, and it's probably the most luscious of all compact smartphones. Put it next to an iPhone 6 and you might wonder if Apple is seriously over-rated.
The Z3 Compact isn't quite as slim as the Z3, but it's still what we'd classify as an ultraslim phone. It definitely lives up to its Compact name, and will be the perfect size for many people. It's lightweight too, at just 129g.
We also want to draw your attention to the twin stereo speakers and the fact that the phone is waterproof and dust-resistant.
The screen is smaller than on the Z3 itself, but at 4.6 inches, it's almost exactly the same as the screen on the iPhone 6. Not bad for a phone that costs so much less. It's a HD screen too, with a resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels. The display is good, but it's not the standout feature of the phone.
Top camera performance
Photography, on the other hand, is an area where the Z3 Compact truly over-delivers. It gives you all the features of the Z3's amazing camera:
- 20.7 megapixel autofocus camera
- 1/2.3" Sony Exmor RS sensor
- 25mm wide-ange Sony G Lens
- 4K UHD video recording
- HDR for photos and video
- 2.2 megapixel front camera with 1080p video recording
It's a truly impressive camera phone.
Android KitKat
The Android operating system runs the latest KitKat 4.4.
Usually the formula for a compact phone is to cut the size and cut the specs. But with the Z3 Compact, Sony has cut the size only. The Z3 Compact uses the same super-fast quad-core 2.5 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor and Adreno 330 GPU as the Z3, putting this in the superphone league. The built-in memory is 16GB, and a microSD card slot that will accept cards up to 128GB. RAM is 2GB.
These are impressive specs and give the phone monster performance.
The Z3 Compact doesn't make any cuts with regard to connectivity either. It's a 4G phone with Wi-Fi, USB, NFC, Bluetooth 4.0, DLNA and ANT+.
Battery life
The battery of the Z3 Compact is quite a bit smaller than the Z3, at 2600mAh, but that's not too shabby for a phone with a smaller screen. We haven't run any tests on battery life, but Sony's official figures claim up to 10 hours of video playback, which is the same as the Z3 and is very reasonable. Our recent experience with the battery life of Sony smartphones has been very good, and we have no reason to doubt the battery life of the Z3 Compact.
Sony's Stamina Mode gives very impressive standby times by disabling Wi-Fi and data traffic when the display is off, while keeping calls and text notifications active. As soon as you turn the screen back on, normal activity resumes. You can customise this setting, for example to keep Facebook notifications active when the screen is off.
Although it doesn't quite have superphone status, the Z3 Compact is a very impressive phone. It keeps the premium styling and features that made us fall in lover with the Z3, while shrinking the phone to a manageable pocket size and cutting the cost by a healthy amount. Screen size has been sacrificed, but that's inevitable if you want a smaller phone.
We'd rate the Z3 Compact as one of the best phones of 2014, and the best compact phone.
Sony Xperia Z3 Compact features include:
- Operating system: Android 4.4 (KitKat)
- 20.7 megapixel Exmor RS camera with 8x digital zoom, autofocus, HDR, face recognition, smile detection and pulsed LED flash
- 4K UHD video capture with HDR and video light
- 2.2 megapixel front-facing 1080p Exmor RS video camera, Google Talk with video chat
- Display: HD touchscreen, 1280 x720 pixels, (4.6 inches), X-Reality engine and Triluminos colour
- Media player with album art, shuffle, smart playlists, TrackID and PlayNow
- xLoud Experience, Clear audio+, Clear bass, Clear Phase and Clear stereo, 3D surround sound
- FM Radio with RDS
- aGPS & GLONASS with Google Maps
- Messaging: SMS, MMS, email, chat, conversations
- 3D and motion games - PlayStation Certified
- Vibration alert
- Internet: WebKit web browser, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Google Chrome, Google voice search
- Processor: 2.5 GHz Snapdragon quad core processor
- Memory: 16GB flash memory plus 2GB RAM plus 128GB memory card slot
- Connectivity: WiFi, Bluetooth 4.0, USB 2.0, 3.5mm audio jack, HDMI, DLNA, NFC, WiFi hotspot support, ANT+, MHL
- LTE 4G, UMTS HSPA+ (850, 900, 1700, 1900, 2100 MHz), GSM GPRS/EDGE (850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz)
- Size: 127 x 64.9 x 8.6 mm
- Weight: 129g
- Battery: 2600mAh
- Talktime: 14 hours
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Reviewed by waz
from uk
on 9th Aug 2016
Update on phone. Its no longer classed as waterproof, went into pool with phone and hey guess what happened, water got in and killed my phone.
Got in touch with Sony and now they advise u not to take in water. They should have sent text out on all there phones explain this. Its only on there website. Will never get Sony PHONE AGAIN.
Reviewed by Andrew
from UK
on 10th May 2016
Doesn't matter how good the spec is, the tempered glass is actually that stuff they use for windows in films when they're going to throw somebody through it. Drop it on the carpet from 6 inches - it cracks. Keep the phone in your jeans pocket - it cracks. Look at it wrong - it cracks. Breathe in the same room - it cracks. Budget for a new screen a month, or better yet, save your money and your sanity and buy something designed to be used in the real world.
Reviewed by waz
from uk
on 20th Feb 2016
Have had this phone for 4 months now. Not impressed.
Camera average,(had nokia lumia 920 before much better pics).
Phone has crashed more time than any other phone. Headphone socket does not work,google it quite common prob. Have had issues with tex another common prob. Charging battery is rubbish,you either got to keep taking cover off to charge or use magnetic charger which is a pain.
Battery life is good and process is fast. Great to use in rain and you can use camera in rain water which is great.
Wish I went for different brand phone now. Don't buy. Gave it average due to waterproffing.
Reviewed by Lungile Zaca
from South Africa
on 22nd Oct 2015
I love this product. It's got all the features i need.
Reviewed by Robert Stewart
from Scotland
on 4th Jun 2015
I chose a Z3 Compact as my contract phone in Nov 2014.
It's been fine, although nothing to write home about.
I'm a bloke who is self employed in the construction industry and find it awkward to pick up in my fingers unless it is in a case, as it is so slim.
I'm not a demanding user, and found the battery lasted well.
I look after it, using a screen protector and a folding leather cover/wallet.
Randomly, a text message icin came up to say I had one text message, when in actual fact, I had none! Nothing could shift this message, so it stayed there, as I got fed up trying and just accepted it!
It took a turn for the worse after an "upgrade" installed by Sony around the 15th/16th April, after which I couldn't send picture messages or use Bluetooth.
I had been working up to a factory reset on the advice of my network provider, Vodafone, but then I found a crack on the bottom right of the screen had appeared out of the blue!
Vodafone and Sony sound corporately unhelpful, and I reckon it will be a fight to obtain a replacement, although I'll go through the motions....
It is nothing like my old HTC Desire Z, which took years of punishing use, was built like a tank and has been swung back into action after a few months in a drawer!
I'm a bit disappointed in the first and last Sony 'phone I shall own....
Reviewed by lee
from NW England
on 22nd Apr 2015
Came to this from the Moto G 4.5 (the curved back on that is really nice yet would go great with more RAM) hence the reason I got this. ITS a beautiful phone - took me a good while to get this. It is 1 hell of a phone in a size that's sensible and not stupid size that the top-enders are. This has it all in specs' - just get a good case ! Its soo great it's slippy! Looks very expensive, would've preferred green but noir had to suffice.
I think it's the best ive owned, end of..
I used my moto today and actually missed it even tho I'm having an issue getting used to the white & UI of LP/5.0...
This is an ultimate issue of a mobile phone.
Reviewed by Andy
from England
on 10th Nov 2014
Same spec as Z3 just smaller. I got mine, is perfect in every way. Was going to get Z2 but heard Z3 was on its way so waited. Pleasantly surprised to find compact being released at the same time. Not a fan of big phones so happy all all round.
Reply by Peter
from UK
on 15th Jan 2015
Im interested in this phone, but hearing a lot about the screen (and back) cracking for no reason, is this still an issue or have Sony addressed this?
Reply by Andy
from England
on 28th Jan 2015
Not heard anything about issues with phone cracking? Mine is finebut has a case on it anyway... Still a great phone no plans to change it anytime soon
Reply by Peter
from UK
on 30th Jan 2015
Cheers Andy for the reply. I decided to get rid of my Xperia z1 (full size) and got the z3 compact last week, its great! My wife is trading in her phone for one too. Full 5 stars *****


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A. The Security Configuration and Analysis snap-in has two important abilities.
The first is it can load in a security template and then compare your system to it highlighting any possible problems and the second is it can then apply those changes to bring your system to meet the requirements of the template.
To use perform the following:
- Start the MMC snap-in (mmc.exe)
- Add the Security Configuration and Analysis snap-in (Console – Add/Remove Snap-in – Add – Security Configuration and Analysis – Add – Close – OK)
- Right click on the Security Configuration and Analysis route and select 'Open database'
- Enter a new name and click Open (e.g. titanic.sdb)
- Select a template to use, e.g. securedc.inf and click Open
- Right click on the root and select 'Analyze Computer Now…'
- Select a location for the log and click OK
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Hi, I'm mid 30's female, have social anxiety since childhood, and have had periods of severe depression (once every decade starting at age 8) I never had any help with this problem until in my teens I started looking for help for SA, I wasn't very successful but eventually in my 20's with CBT, self help etc I made a bit of progress, last year I became ill due to complications with Type 1 diabetes, I got better physically after a few months, but went into a severe depression, couldn't lift my head up to get out of bed, and just cried non stop for weeks, eventually went to my doctor who was amazing, I was put on lexapro 10mg and made an appointment with a therapist, over the course of about 2 weeks on the meds I began to feel human again, connecting with people and feeling less anxious than before, I felt joy and a positive about the future. In August of this year my pharmacist gave me the generic form of lexapro. I'm not sure of exact dates but around this time I began to feel anxious again and things which were not a problem started becoming big problems, I started to obsess and be negative again even though I was doing therapy, meditation, exercise etc. I went to my GP in Sept and increased the dose to 15mg, I have gradually gotten worse. I googled the affect of the generic compared to the brand name of the drug and see that there can be a big problem! I have been taking the brand name lexapro again now the past 20 days, but still crying for nothing and feeling super anxious. I had a holiday in the sun which would usually relax me but felt huge anxiety and fear for 10 days as if I could stand to be in my own skin, the only thing that calmed me was xanax and even then not like it would usually, I keep bursting into tears constantly through the day. For people who have had a negative experience with the generic lexapro would 2 months on the generic bring me back so many steps? And should I be feeling the benefits of lexapro again after 20 days? Feel really disspondant and afraid I might fall back into a bad depression like I did at the beginning of 2014, the anxiety is really high at the moment and feel so on edge. Looking for advice and opinions of people with experience. Thanks
Lexapro - Anxiety & Depression?
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- 27 November 2014
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- lexapro, peri-ds, depression, anxiety, generalized anxiety disorder, period, female, teen
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Give it a little more time. Then if its not helping see your dr for an increase. You are taking a low dose. The generic can so that to you. Many people find, particularly with antidepressants, that the generic does not work. They can have different inactive ingredients, and this can make it absorb differently.
Hi thanks for responding, I'm back on brand name now 20 days (15mg). But still feeling crap so was wondering if this is normal after being on generic or should I feel it sooner. It originally took me two weeks on 10mg to notice improvements, but now it's three weeks on a higher dose and no improvements :-/
Its normal to take 4-6 weeks. It seems many people have a problem when they go back on the brand, that it doesn't work as fast as it did before. The generic manufacturers have to be more responsible for their product because it screws up your health for a few months.
Thanks kaismama. I saw my doctor this morning, she didn't seem to believe the generic had set me back. That I probably had a blip due to time of year, nights getting darker etc. This has made me even more depressed, I was so happy to finally feel human on lexapro when initially put on it, it's so disheartening to be back at zero again :( I've been signed off for two weeks, to take 15mg lexapro and some xanax for that time and go back to her to see if she should change to a different med.
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The blessing of the time in-between
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Resistance to tyranny is obedience to God. Thomas Jefferson
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Universal's second blockbuster monster hit of 1931 was "Frankenstein" which made a film star out of Boris Karloff in the way "Dracula" did Bela Lugosi. The physical appearance of the monster, the burning windmill, have all become iconic now.
The film is noted in the opening credits to be taken from a novel by Mrs. Percy B. Shelley, as if she were some society dowager writing short stories for "The Saturday Evening Post." The audience is not informed that this is a classic of English literature, and it is not treated as such, as both the films "Frankenstein" and "Dracula" were based more on the play adaptations than the original novels.
The film opens with a gentleman master of ceremonies introducing the film, and warning us, "I think it will thrill you. It may shock you. It might even horrify you. So, if any of you feel you do not care to subject yourselves to such a strain, well, we warned you."
Well, now, them's fighting words and of course not only are we going to stay for the feature, we're going to take it darned seriously.
Colin Clive plays Dr. Frankenstein, a highly strung scientific genius who lives for his work, at the expense of his friends, his fiancée Elizabeth, played by Mae Clark, and his curmudgeonly father. John Boles plays Victor, who in a role similar to David Manners' role in "Dracula," has the less glamorous supporting role as the friend and all around good guy.
Our old friend David Frye appears in this film as well, as Dr. Frankenstein's assistant, Fritz. Fritz is hunchbacked, subservient, and not overly intelligent. Fritz does a lot less scenery chewing than the crazed Renfield of "Dracula," but Mr. Frye now seems locked into spending his considerable talent on horror films.
The film begins with Frankenstein and Fritz (sounds like a law firm), robbing a grave. Dr. Frankenstein has cobbled together a body from different body parts, and now needs a brain. The hanged man they find will not do because his neck has been broken, (well, yeah) and so Fritz heads off to the lab of Dr. Frankenstein's mentor, where there are brains conveniently in jars, to get one.
There are two brains, one labeled "normal" and one "abnormal," which the lecturer tells his students is the brain of a criminal. One wonders if there is a bit of eugenics of that period involved here. In Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley's novel, the creature is not born evil.
Dr. Frankenstein's secret laboratory is a cavernous stone castle full of beakers and electrical coils. He is a brilliant megalomaniac who wants to create life from scratch. Getting married to Elizabeth and creating life the old fashioned way doesn't seem to appeal to him. As he prepares to complete his experiment during a terrific thunderstorm, his mentor, his fiancée, and John Boles crash the party. Mr. Clive's exasperated, "Of all times for anybody to come!" is almost comic. We've all felt the same way at one time or another about unexpected guests.
In a few moments, the inert body of the monster will be hoisted to the skylight to absorb the electricity of the storm outside, Mr. Clive gets to shriek his classic words, "It's alive! It's alive!" and we get soon get a monster on the loose.
We hear the heavy footsteps of the creature, and are introduced to the monster in an extreme, but brief close-up, on his drooping lids, his morose expression, the bolts in the neck. The really high forehead and the really flat head. His sleeves are too short. He obeys simple commands, and cannot speak. There is less horror than sympathy for this creature, whom even his creator calls "it" and not "he."
When the monster kills Fritz, the completely unstrung Dr. Frankenstein is led back home by the dependable Mr. Boles, while his mentor, Dr. Waldman, prepares to destroy the monster. No such luck, and monster heads for the foggy hills. Waldman was played by Edward Van Sloan, who we last saw as Professor Van Helsing in "Dracula." He also plays the MC at the beginning of this film.
We see jubilant preparations being made in town for long-awaited wedding of Dr. Frankenstein and Elizabeth, which his curmudgeonly father, played with comic irascibility by Frederick Kerr, has been whining for all along. Curiously, none of the citizens of this German village speaks with a German accent. They all sound like a mix between London's East End, and somewhere in Missouri.
A poignant scene between the monster and his new friend, a little girl who wants to play with him and hasn't the sense to run away from very big strangers with flat heads, turns tragic when he accidentally kills her. Horrified by what has happened, the monster runs away, more agitated than before, and wrecks the boudoir of Elizabeth, dressed in her wedding gown. Soon all the people with torches and clubs are after him. Evidently nobody owns a gun. Dr. Frankenstein changes from his formal wedding attire and puts on a pair of Jodhpurs, so you know he means business.
Eventually there is a showdown between creator and creation on the stony heights of an impressive set, and the monster knocks Dr. Frankenstein silly, dragging him to the windmill, where of course, the villagers set fire to it. This film has a bit more graphic horror than "Dracula" in the sense that we see the monster throw the little girl into the lake, and we see him throw Dr. Frankenstein's limp body from the windmill, and we see the flames encircle him as he shrieks in terror. It is as if Universal is starting to push the envelope a bit.
The film ends with a recovering Dr. Frankenstein supposedly having learned his lesson, but quite tellingly, matinee idol John Boles does not get the girl in this film, as David Manners was allowed to in "Dracula." Both these men were stars who were relegated to these minor roles probably to jump-start the hoped-for popularity of these films. Both films were financial successes, leading to new stars being created, to the point where the handsome leading men were no longer needed to attract an audience.
One note on Boris Karloff's work in this film, though he does little more than pantomime and grunt, what Karloff endured to create this character is remarkable. The makeup, devised by Jack P. Pierce, took 3½ hours to apply. The costume weighed nearly 70 pounds, and each shoe weighed about 21 pounds. No wonder his footsteps always sounded heavy.


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So a couple weeks ago I needed to begin another t-shirt quilt featuring some Colorado Rockies T's. I will be donating it to the TSJC Educational Foundation annual dinner/silent auction. I pulled out all of the shirts and began cutting. Since Todd Helton is to be the guest speaker I began a hunt for a Helton shirt to be included in the quilt... I had a friend hunting for one in Colorado Springs and when that ended unsuccessfully I hit e-bay. Success! But I still needed to wait...
I had unfinished project. Ugh.
While visiting friends in Texas in January I brought home a collection of fabric. There were Batik dyed fabrics from Nigera and some beautiful pieces from India (I think) among a variety of other fabrics and unfinished projects. The previous owner of the collection passed on to me that she had intended one of them for her husband. It was basically done, except for the borders. I discovered that the border fabric was also one of the beautifully designed fabrics from India that one of her sons picked up for her while working there.
It appeared that the center portion was actually a printed cotton shower curtain since there were a few "blocks" that had been cut off (possibly with the intention of becoming pillows?) and one of them still had the top part with the place for inserting hooks to hang it. Ingenious idea actually. While visiting with our friends we learned a bit about Jack's dad, the intended recipient of this quilt, and that he loved ducks.
It didn't take much to finish the top. And then I had the brilliant idea that I would free-motion quilt it to look like ripples on the water from the ducks swimming. Never have I done such close quilting before... It seemed to take forever! And it used so much more thread than I usually use... (but none the less, I have three more empty spools for my count of spools for 2015.)
Project #1 done! And I was still waiting for the Helton shirt...
While this wasn't really a UFO, I knew that the quilt top would go together quickly since it was just the checker board strip that needed to be created... In Project #2 I used one of the pieces from Nigeria in a more modern style than I typically am drawn to. This fabric had a large print on it and it really needed to be left as complete as possible...
It simply would not have done justice to the fabric to make it into smaller pieces - the print would have simply been lost. I hope that Jamie likes it!
But before #2 was done I received the Helton shirt. I was anxious to get started since the fundraising dinner was quickly approaching, but needed to finish the binding on the Nigerian quilt. You can bet that as soon as the last stitch was in, I moved on quickly!
This quilt was graced with border fabric from Nigeria! It was the perfect color...
So, while I was a bit of a nervous wreck and undecided about what to do next with three UFO's, I have come out successful and ready to move on to the next project.
What WILL it be???
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Good jobs that offer opportunities to work evening shifts include air traffic controller, protective services worker, health care worker and pastry chef. Other jobs that often require working evening shifts are computer operator, funeral director and clinical lab technician. Photo journalists sometimes work evenings, depending on the news assignment, and it's common for taxi drivers to pick up passengers during evening hours.
Industries that cater to customers or clients around the clock offer the most opportunities for evening work. Airplanes fly day and night, and air traffic controllers monitor planes to ensure safe departures and landings while on duty. Most air traffic controllers work 40 hours per week, but since control towers are open 24 hours a day, some of those controllers must work evenings. Candidates must successfully complete Federal Aviation Administration training and pre-employment testing.
Protective service workers include police officers, fire fighters and private investigators, and these jobs require specialized training and experience. Protective service jobs such as correctional officer and security guard have various qualification requirements. Similarly, doctors, nurses, health care aids and paramedics perform critical tasks while on duty during the evening. Health care workers who work graveyard shifts can earn more than their daytime counterparts due to the popularity of daytime hours. Bakers and pastry chefs often work late hours to get the next day's fresh baked goods ready.


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Hi Alice,
A few months ago I went to a party, without having eaten anything for quite some time, and ended up drinking a beer and a vodka. Soon after, I started retching and vomiting what looked like coffee grounds, for hours. As of today, I haven't felt anything out of common with me, but I'm still worried if it's something serious. I haven't vomited since that day, so maybe it was just the mixture of alcohol, empty stomach, and smoking? Oh, and I also take antipsychotics and antidepressants.
Dear Reader,
If you had not eaten anything then the likely culprit for your strange looking puke is gastrointestinal (GI) bleeding. Vomiting blood is a common symptom that may indicate bleeding in the upper GI tract (UGIB). Vomit that resembles coffee grounds usually means that blood has been oxidized by acid in the stomach so that the iron in the blood turns black, and is a sign that bleeding is either in a small quantity or has stopped. Vomiting red blood usually means the bleeding is recent or more severe. A slightly less concerning cause can be a nosebleed where your blood runs backward down the throat and into the stomach.
In most cases, UGIB is caused by gastric ulcers (break in tissues lining the stomach), a Mallory-Weiss Tear (tears in the esophagus), neoplasms (a tumor or growth), or liver disease. Aspirin or NSAIDs (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) can also partially cause or contribute to the worsening of UGIB. Many cases of UGIB resolve themselves without treatment, but others can be serious and may even result in death. Because blood in one's vomit can range from relatively insignificant to life threatening, it's best to seek medical attention to make a determination. A typical procedure for handling a patient with blood in her/his vomit is to use an endoscopy to diagnose the cause of bleeding, with surgery required in some cases.
However, since your case seems isolated and time has passed, it's probably not worth making a visit an emergency room now. You say you haven't had any symptoms since, so chances are you don't need to still be worried. But drinking alcohol on an empty stomach and mixing with different medications is not ideal and vomit that appears to look like coffee grounds should be treated urgently if it happens again. For peace of mind, you may still want to follow up with your primary health care provider, just as a routine precaution.
Since you asked, mixing alcohol with antipsychotic medication and antidepressants often results in an amplified response to the alcohol, i.e., one drink may feel like a few more. Combining that with an empty stomach and smoking cigarettes results in even more potential for adverse interactions that can leave you running for the toilet. You may want to consult your prescribing health care provider to learn more about the possible effects of the medications you're taking. It's important to understand the way different drugs affect one another, and affect you.Alice!


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Former Templemore town councillors come together to form interim community council
Templemore is fighting back following the abolition of its town council last May under the Government's local government reform.
Eight of the town's former councillors have come together to form a community council to liaise and work with the Templemore / Thurles Municipal District Council that came into being following May's local elections.
The members of the interim Templemore Community Council are, Maura Byrne, Mick Connell, Martin Fogarty, Lily O'Brien, Jim O'Shea, Michael Ryan, Marcus Wilson, and Valerie Young.
In a statement to the Tipperary Star, the group said that the decision to establish a community forum was due to the high level of representations that were being made to former councillors.
"Following a large amount of representations from concerned townspeople, a group of former Templemore town councillors arranged to meet with a view to forming an "ad hoc" representative body to lobby the Templemore / Thurles District Council with issues of concern and needing to be addressed. The group will be totally non-political and will seek to further the development of the town on a totally voluntary basis," they said.
The new community council stated that most people will be aware that the former Templemore Town Council, prior to its dissolution, sought and obtained certain assurances relative to the town.
These assurances were widely reported in local media, and included the continued funding /provision/ development of the following:
Maintenance of town park and amenities
Christmas lights
Funding of voluntary and community groups
Continued free parking Saturdays in December (December 7, 14, and 21 in 2014).
Numerous other projects / undertakings previously supported by Templemore Town Council.
It was agreed to name the voluntary group as the Templemore Community Council and it would make representations to the district council administration office and councillors, on behalf of concerns / issues raised by residents in the locality.
The inaugural meeting agreed to;
Develop the workings of the ad hoc group and seek its official recognition at council level
Continue to further the aims, aspirations and development of Templemore
Draft standing orders for adoption or amendment at an AGM
Decide a date for an AGM (election orselection criteria to be confirmed)


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Peter Dinklage as Trask Industries founder Bolivar Trask, a character in "X-Men: Days of Future Past." (Trask-industries.com / 20th Century Fox)Link
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A poster for the fictional company Trask Industries, promoting "X-Men: Days of Future Past." (Trask-industries.com / 20th Century Fox)Link
The Hollywood hype machine is kicking into gear for "X-Men: Days of Future Past," beginning with a marketing campaign for the fictional Trask Industries and its founder Bolivar Trask, played by "Game of Thrones" star Peter Dinklage.
In the comics, antagonist Trask is the inventor of the Sentinels — robots who hunt mutants in the name of protecting humanity. A newly launched website for Trask Industries features images of Dinklage in full Bolivar Trask costume and reveals details about his character in "Future Past," directed by Bryan Singer.
"Even from his early years as a research assistant, Bolivar always maintained a particular interest in the origin and evolution of humanity," reads Trask's biography on the website. "Following in the footsteps of Mendel, Watson and Crick, Trask made it his goal to unlock the mysteries of human DNA. What he did not anticipate was the discovery of the X-Gene, a genetic finding that would prove to be the most significant of the 20th century."
In the comics, Trask seeks to eradicate the X-Gene, the genetic key responsible for the mutants' powers, arguing that the gene will lead to the extinction of humanity.
"The mutant threat is the defining issue of our time," reads a quote attributed to Trask on the website. "We can choose to stem the impending tide of extinction or we can stand by passively and allow it to wash away any remnants of our species."
The Trask Industries website also features propaganda posters for the fictional company as well as historical and technical details about the Sentinels. Several images that appeared on the site Tuesday and Wednesday morning, including one of a Sentinel at President Ronald Reagan's inauguration, have been removed and replaced with a generic logo labeled "classified." (You can click through the gallery above for a look at those images.)
The website also features a video titled "Trask Industries: Your Future" that purports to be celebrating the company's 50th anniversary.
"What have you been doing for the past 50 years?" a woman's voice says over footage of a sleeping child, scientists busy at their microscopes and a loving family frolicking on the beach. "Do you feel safer? More secure? Because we've spent the last 50 years ensuring your peace of mind. At Trask Industries we know there's nothing more precious, nothing worth fighting for more than your future. Our future. Here's to the next 50 years. At Trask Industries, we're solving tomorrow's problems today."
The end of the commercial reveals a Sentinel, orange eyes aglow.
"Days of Future Past," due out May 23, 2014, picks up after Matthew Vaughn's 2011 prequel "X-Men: First Class," which chronicled the mutant superheroes' origins as young people in the 1960s, discovering and learning to manipulate their powers. "Future Past" aims to bridge the gap between "First Class" and the original "X-Men" film trilogy.
"Future Past" stars actors from both imaginings, including James McAvoy and Patrick Stewart as Charles Xavier and Michael Fassbender and Ian McKellen as Magneto.
Also among the cast are Jennifer Lawrence as Mystique, Hugh Jackman as Wolverine, Anna Paquin as Rogue, Nicholas Hoult as Beast, Ellen Page as Kitty Pryde, Halle Berry as Storm, Evan Peters as Quicksilver and others.
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verry odd search results here.
The Fast search is showing #9 for my keyword on searching then on the second search, the site can't be found. Searching again shows up, searching again disapered. Shows up on every other search.
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I have no idea why your site only shows on every second search. Only thing I can imagine would be that some language or adult filters kick in.
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Did you search from the same window? Fast doesn't handle multiple windows very well I just noticed when I was figuring out something else(see my other post, language issue).
I just checked again.
Lycos and hotbot results #8 and #9 res every other results and All The Web constant #8, so thats good news for me.
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Operators have scaled back their labour to remain profitable over the five-year period.
New York, NY (PRWEB) July 23, 2014
The DVD, Game and Movie Rental industry experienced a massive contraction in the past five years due to increased pressure from nonindustry competitors, including video streaming websites, on-demand services and rental kiosks. According to IBISWorld Industry Analyst Edward Rivera, "The affordability and flexibility associated with these substitutes compelled consumers to rent DVDs and other industry products less, diminishing demand for industry services." The inherent cost advantages of streaming and nonstore based rental have also forced industry operators to lower their prices, contributing to the 8.9% decline in industry revenue over 2014. Overall, IBISWorld estimates that industry revenue will contract an annualized 14.1% to $560.5 million in the five years to 2014.
Industry operators spend an estimated 12.3% of their revenue on rent and utilities. These costs are specific to this industry, as external competitors are capable of automating their processes, negating the need for physical locations. Further, industry operators spend 20.0% of their revenue on labour costs, whereas automated retail kiosk companies only require labour to maintain and restock their kiosks. These cost advantages allow competitors to price their services at a lower price point than industry operators while retaining healthy profit margins. "In response to falling demand, many operators opted to slash their prices without changing their expenditures, resulting in weaker profit margins," says Rivera. In the past five years, industry profit has fallen. Moreover, deflated margins have forced some industry operators to exit the industry, causing the number of enterprises to decline over the past five years. Subsequently, operators have scaled back their labour to remain profitable, which has resulted in employment decreasing over the same period.
Over the next five years, online content such as streaming and downloaded media will continue to service an increasing share of industry demand. In the five years to 2019, industry revenue is forecast to decline. With increased consumer spending, consumers will opt for more long-term services such as subscription based streaming. Nevertheless, these competitors will retain their cost advantages, pressuring industry operators to maintain lower prices and thus lower profit margins. In response, many industry operators will exit the industry, while those remaining will look to continue decreasing their staff levels to remain profitable.
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Field Day offers programs Sept. 14
Programs on diverse areas of agriculture will be presented on Friday, Sept. 14, at the Field Day for the University of Missouri's Southwest Research Center, near Mt. Vernon.
Programs will be presented from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. A free lunch will be provided for the first 1,000 visitors. In addition to the speakers working in several locations on the research farm, there will be a walking tour of horticulture research, a tree and shrub walk at noon and exhibitors showing agricultural products.
Programs scheduled to being at 9 a.m. will offer information on reducing heat stress in dairy cattle, managing pastures, the choice between selling cows and buying feed and a new Smartphone application that diagnoses heat stress.
In the beef tour, which will also begin at 9 a.m. will feature Justin Sexten, who will speak on dealing with the effects of drought, Dr. Larry Forgey, who will explain new rules from the Food and Drug Administration on antibiotic use, Andy McCorkill, who will discuss nitrate issues in beef, and livestock specialist Eldon Cole, who will speak on the Missouri branding law.
Other sessions begin at 9 a.m. include a forage tour, agroforestry and entomology.
The following programs will begin at 9:30 a.m.
At the vegetable plot, Shon Bishop will provide tips on extending the growing season for fruit and vegetable production. Steven Kirk will talk on chili peppers.
In the horticulture tour, Patrick Byers will provide tips on backyard tomato production. John Avery will offer information on fruit production for homeowners. Bishop will detail programs available through the U.S. Department of Agriculture for vegetable and fruit growers. Nadia Navarrete-Tindall will speak on plants and habitat that protects pollinating insects.
The walking tour, conducted by Andy Thomas, will be given at 9:15, 10:30 a.m. and noon. Thomas will discuss recent growing experiments and explain progress on trees and shrubs.
Two programs begin at 10 a.m. In the vineyard tour, Anthony Peccoux will provide an introduction to growing grapes in Missouri. Patrick Byers will discuss producing table grapes.
The Southwest Research Center is located on Highway H, east of the Mt. Vernon airport, and four miles southwest of Mt. Vernon.
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Ph.D., English and Creative Writing, University of Utah, 2011
M.F.A., Poetry, George Mason University, 2005
B.A., English, The College of Santa Fe, 2001
Teaching Interests
Over the past fourteen years, I've taught multi-genre creative writing, contemporary poetry, creative nonfiction, and other writing courses to undergraduate and graduate students at various institutions across the country. As I see it, language is paramount to every interaction we have, whether it be presenting ourselves appropriately in job interviews or communicating with the people closest to us. That's why I value literature so deeply, why I've always loved to read and write.
Primarily, I write poetry and creative essays, but my writing often blurs the lines between both genres and I have a deep interest in aesthetic hybridity—in texts that don't behave conventionally. Perhaps that's also why I find myself drawn to texts and authors who challenge hegemonic mythos: authors who write in and from the margins. In the classroom, I value diverse perspectives and an environment that allows for respectful contemplation and discussion of those various perspectives. Guiding students through their explorations of new texts and helping them to become more cognizant of their own writerly idiosyncrasies is a pleasure for me. I can't imagine doing anything else.
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Introduction to Creative Writing (ENGL 135)
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Creative Nonfiction (ENGL 329)
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I'm a poet and essayist, and the author of three full-length collections and a chapbook:
Our Emotions Get Carried Away Beyond Us (2015) raises questions about how Western philosophical and sociological structures perpetuate a culture of violence in America. The title was taken from an essay by Michel de Montaigne, who writes, "We are never 'at home': we are always outside ourselves. Fear, desire, hope impel us toward the future; they rob us of feelings and concern for what now is, in order to spend time over what will be—even when we ourselves shall be no more." The book both upholds and challenges this idea, showing how the realm of emotions—of irrationality, of imagination—is the source of violence and beauty, destruction and creation, war and art. To show this, I engage both ancient and contemporary thinkers—Montaigne, Vitruvius, Freud, Lacan, Jung, Cixous—at times using their conceptual tools against them and analyzing moments from their lives through the lenses of their own theories.
American Libretto (2015) includes traditional lyric poems as well as lyric essays that take their titles after essays by Michel de Montaigne. Like Montaigne's essays these poems juxtapose stories of personal experience with philosophy, politics, and ancient knowledge, moving from point to point by associative leaps rather than carefully arranged logical arguments. The image of fire recurs throughout as a metaphor for both destruction and renewal. The most prominent theme in the book is that of "awakening," as the speakers of these poems always seem to be "waking to the light of our failures," determined to see the world more clearly—to get the story right.
Chosen by Luis Alberto Urrea for the AWP Prize in Creative Nonfiction, my first book of personal essays, The Riots (2011), draws mostly from personal experience and explores the attractions and dangers of intimacy—how ideas of class, race, gender, and disability construct social and psychological barriers within close relationships. Structurally, the essays in the collection are diverse, alternating traditional narratives with what I call "still life" (brief lyric essays) and collages that characterize a particular time, place, and sensibility.
The title of my poetry collection, Lovely Asunder (2011), is from Gerard Manley Hopkins's poem "The Wreck of the Deutschland." Hopkins uses the phrase to describe starlight in a poem about the drowning of five Franciscan nuns. I amplify and modify this description to include other bright yet tragic female figures of western religion and myth (Eve, Lilith, Joan of Arc, Persephone), as well as other unnamed female speakers. To keep cynicism or darkness from overwhelming the collection, I strive for an emotional abundance and imagistic embellishment that echoes the lost paradisal opulence for which the speakers of the poems yearn as they move through the contemporary world.
My poetry and creative nonfiction have appeared in anthologies and journals including After Montaigne: Contemporary Essayists Cover the Essays, Discoveries: New Writing from the Iowa Review, The Global Poetry Anthology 2013, A Face to Meet the Faces: Any Anthology of Contemporary Persona Poetry, Laurel Review, Hotel Amerika, Diagram, Utne Reader, American Literary Review, Iowa Review, Barrow Street, Fugue, Nimrod, Arts & Letters, North American Review, Kenyon Review Online, Crazyhorse, Basalt, The Journal, Missouri Review, Smartish Pace, Verse Daily, Indiana Review, Southern Review, Hayden's Ferry Review, and Crab Orchard Review.
Selected Awards
2014 Barrow Street Book Contest for Our Emotions Get Carried Away Beyond Us
2104 The Sow's Ear Poetry Chapbook Competition for American Libretto
2014 Individual Excellence Award, Ohio Arts Council
2012 Great Lakes Association New Writers Award for The Riots
2011 Utah Book Award for Lovely Asunder
2010 AWP Award Series in Creative Nonfiction for The Riots
2010 Miller Williams Poetry Prize for Lovely Asunder
2008 Jay C. and Ruth Halls Poetry Fellowship, University of Wisconsin, Madison
"Interview: Danielle Deulen" by Michael Nye. The Missouri Review Audio (online, posted 9/21/12)
"Danielle Cadena Deulen" by Brian Brodeur. How a Poem Happens (online, posted 2/18/12)
Professional Affiliations
Poetry Series Editor for Acre Books in Cincinnati, Ohio
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Sudha Shivpuri was brought up Rajasthan, and she started her career early when she was in the eighth standard in school. Her father had died, and her mother had fallen ill, thus the onus of earning a living for the family came on to her. After that she got married to Om Shivpuri in 1968 and continued work in Delhi theatre.
She made her film debut with Basu Chatterjee's Swami in 1977 and went on to act in films like Insaaf Ka Tarazu, Hamari Bahu Alka, Sawan Ko Aane Do, Sun Meri Laila, Burning Train, Vidhaata and Maya Memsaab (1993).
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NEW BREMEN, Ohio - The season finale for Gov. John Kasich's 2013 Rubber Chicken Dinner Circuit was last night, in a village with about 3,000 people in a county where he won 66 percent of the vote three years ago.
NEW BREMEN, Ohio � The season finale for Gov. John Kasich�s 2013 Rubber Chicken Dinner Circuit was last night, in a village with about 3,000 people in a county where he won 66 percent of the vote three years ago.
For those not versed in the political vernacular, the rubber-chicken-dinner circuit in this case is the annual string of local Republican fundraisers held in just about every county in Ohio. Kasich spoke at seven of these this year, finishing up at the Auglaize County Lincoln Day Dinner with an intimate speech to about 90 people dining on, among other things, chicken and carrot cake.
�I like to go out and see the folks, let them know what we�re doing,� Kasich said before his speech at the American Legion post in New Bremen, near Grand Lake St. Marys. �If they can see me, they�re seeing me without a filter. I�ve always liked the band Filter, but I don�t want to be filtered myself.�
Filtered or not, the next time Kasich speaks at a local Republican fundraiser he�ll do so as the incumbent candidate seeking re-election.
Kasich�s advisers say the Republican uses the chicken-dinner circuit in part to hone his message. For example, at a similar event last year in Ross County, Kasich first mentioned in public that he believes in climate change � a belief that goes against the grain with some conservatives.
Last night, much of what Kasich told the audience was drawn from versions of higher-profile speeches he�s given this year. He passionately defended his proposed Medicaid expansion, as is customary, and gave a brief update on the budget process when he said, �I think you�ll see the small-business tax cut coming your way.�
On Tuesday, the Ohio Senate replaced the House�s 7 percent income-tax cut for all Ohioans with a 50 percent reduction on the first $375,000 of income for businesses. Kasich said the state now must lower the income tax, �which is going to mean tax reform.�
Of the seven Lincoln Day dinners Kasich attended this year, this was the third in a small community. He earlier appeared at events in Appalachian Jackson County and in eastern Ohio�s shale country in Harrison County.
�We�re a smaller, rural area; we tend not to attract attention,� said Tess Elshoff, of New Knoxville, an Ohio Board of Education member who petitioned Kasich�s office for him to speak in New Bremen. �I think people are excited to hear him, see him and hear what he�s doing for Ohio.�
Gwynne Frieytag is the wife of Dr. Thomas Frieytag, the Auglaize coroner who will soon become the longest single-office holder in county history when he finishes his eighth term. Mrs. Frieytag sat at one of the folding tables covered with a tablecloth about 45 minutes before the governor�s arrival.
�People say, �Oh, you go to the bigger cities because you can reach more people,� but we count, too,� she said.


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Message from Dr. B. (Linda Paulk Buchanan): I love the feeling of being surprised by humor when I least expect it. When I read this quote the last line took me pleasantly by surprise. I love using humor at ACE to lighten the mood, oftentimes when people least expect it. Even in the midst of a challenging recovery process, it's good to take ourselves less seriously every now and then. Cultivate humor in your life, choose happy shows and movies, hang around people who make you laugh. It will be good for your body, soul and mind.
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I think this post was written for me :P Thanks for the important reminder.
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