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Post-scandal, French first lady to visit India
Paris French First Lady Valerie Trierweiler will make her first public appearance since it emerged President Francois Hollande was cheating on her with an actress, with a trip to India next week for charity work.world Updated: Jan 24, 2014 22:02 IST
French First Lady Valerie Trierweiler will make her first public appearance since it emerged President Francois Hollande was cheating on her with an actress, with a trip to India next week for charity work.
Trierweiler was hospitalised for a week after news broke of Hollande's affair with 41-year-old French actress Julie Gayet, and has since been holed up in a presidential retreat outside Paris as her future remains unclear.
She will visit Mumbai for two days from Monday on a trip organised by French relief organisation Action Against Hunger (ACF) which had been planned long in advance.
Trierweiler, who left hospital last Saturday where she was treated for a bout of "tiredness" brought on by the scandal, had been invited in her official capacity, said ACF.
The charity is paying for the trip, which is financed mostly by private Indian partners.
In Mumbai, Trierweiler will visit a hospital where ACF has a feeding project for malnourished children and witness a training programme for medical staff. She will lunch with the wives of top local businessmen and then attend a charity gala dinner at the city's posh Taj Mahal hotel. A news conference is also planned but Trierweiler may not address the media, ACF said.
She will be shown around the city by French actress Charlotte Valandrey, who is involved in the cause of promoting organ donations and transplants.
First Lady denies 'clarification' remarks
The trip comes after a spat between Trierweiler and her lawyer, Frederique Giffard, who said on Thursday that the 48-year-old first lady was aware that a "clarification" on her tangled situation was due.
Giffard remained evasive on the question of whether they would split, saying: "The president and my client are thinking. The decision is theirs alone. It is very difficult for Valerie Trierweiler to remain calm in the face of this media and political pressure. But she is aware that a clarification is necessary."
But Trierweiler reacted furiously to the lawyer's remarks and chastened Giffard for speaking without her permission.
Her chief of staff Patrice Biancome said he was "the sole person authorised to speak in the name of Valerie Trierweiler", an announcement interpreted as a sign that she considered herself first lady and that no clarification was necessary as far as she was concerned.
Hollande had promised in a mid-January news conference that he would publicly define what sort of relationship he and Trierweiler are in before going on a February 11 state visit to Washington.
The 59-year-old leader has so far made no official comment on whether France still has a first lady.
But the popular Le Parisien headlined its lead story with the title: "First Lady, it's over."
Trierweiler, a feisty figure who has worked for the magazine Paris Match and was dubbed "Rottweiler" by detractors, was initially a discreet companion of Hollande when he was with a fellow Socialist Party heavyweight, Segolene Royal, the mother of his four children.
She emerged into the spotlight before he was elected president, and warned she would not be a wallflower, saying in April 2012: "I have character, they cannot muzzle me."
That was quickly proven when Trierweiler tweeted her support in legislative elections for an independent rival of Royal, someone with whom the first lady did not have warm relations.
The tweet went down badly in France, and Trierweiler's reputation suffered, with many deeming her somewhat haughty and arrogant.
But she has not commented on the latest scandal since French glossy Closer broke news of the affair on January 10.
She only tweeted after being released from hospital on January 19 to thank her supporters.
After Hollande was elected president, Trierweiler took a leave of absence from Paris Match and engaged in charitable activities.
She visited India in February last year on an official trip with Hollande and went to a shelter for street children in the capital New Delhi.
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Bella Swan is all alone. Her love and his family left her in the town of Forks with nothing. When a deadly disease starts to spread, and Bella catches it, what does she have to live for? Some old friends come in to town, and give her back her will to live. They give her a new life that no one can know about, or it could be their demise. As a well restrained newborn, Bella tries to move on with her life. Can she?
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"Bella, you have to get up. It's time for school," Charlie said softly as he gently shook me. I groaned and slowly sat up. He laughed. "You look like you just got in bed," he commented before leaving the room.
Ha, I thought. I did just go to bed, less than an hour ago. I sighed and went into my small closet, and pulled out a pale green turtleneck and black jeans. I chose to just leave my hair down. It was going to look good no matter what.
I went downstairs, where Charlie was eating his eggs. I sighed at him. "You really should eat healthier things."
He scowled at me. "At least I eat," he accused.
"I eat. I just can't handle a lot at once. Being hooked onto a machine that feeds you through a tube does that to a lot of people for the first few months that they're out of the hospital. I've only been out for a few weeks," I said seriously.
He blinked, and let the subject drop.
After he left, I got my bag and walked outside. It was cloudy as usual, a thick grey blanket covering the sky. The trees seemed more alive, and the ground was a brighter color than it had been.
I looked around, observing the changes that spring brought, trying not to think of last spring.
So I never noticed the hands that reached out and grabbed me from behind. As soon as I felt the cold hands, I spun around and grabbed the cold arm and threw it hard into the ground. I dropped my bag, and slouched into a predatory crouch. I raised me hands, preparing to create a force field.
"Jeez Bella, a little tense today?" Becka asked grumpily. My eyes widened as I realized that I had thrown her down onto the ground.
"Sorry, you just surprised me," I said as I helped her up. She brushed off some of the dead leaves on her purple jacket. "What are you doing here anyway? You know I have to go to school."
She shrugged. "Can't you skip? Alex and I went to see KJ last night, and he wants to talk to you. He said that you probably know more about normal vampires than he or Jasmine does."
I contemplated. "I don't think I can. Charlie would find out, and I don't feel like explaining why I skipped. Can't it wait until tonight?"
She sighed. "Fine, I'll come back over at ten tonight, okay?" She hung her head, and I immediately knew something else was wrong.
"Becka, what's wrong?" I asked softly.
"Oh, it's just we never get to do anything anymore. You have school, and have to go on with your human life. All I do is spend my time with Alex and Aaron. A girl can get lonely," she explained.
I chuckled. "You sound just like-" I gasped as the familiar pain crashed into me, pulling me down. I sunk down to the ground, my hands around my chest.
"Bella?" Becka's voice sounded frantic. I couldn't see her: I couldn't see anything. I was too lost in the pain. "Bella, if you passed out, I am taking you to KJ right now. Screw school," she muttered.
I weakly shook my head. "I don't think vampires can pass out," I said weakly, sitting up. Becka pulled me up into a tight hug, and gave me a long look.
"Yeah, but most vampires can't sleep, right?" She asked dryly, before closing her eyes. "What are we going to do with you? You have the potential to be such a strong and powerful vampire, and yet the only thing you work on is not succumbing to the pain," she sighed.
I said nothing. What was there to say? That she was right? I knew how strong I could be, but I didn't care. I just wanted to concentrate on trying not to go insane in the next few decades.
"Here, I'll take you to school," she said, offering me her hand. I took it, and she teleported us to the woods outside my school.
"Thanks," I mumbled. She smiled, and vanished. With a sigh, I turned to school. I walked quickly into the crowd in the parking lot, blending into the other students.
Today, school was even more boring than usual. It seemed that the teachers had simplified everything we learning to the point where third graders could have understood it. Of course I also noticed how much everyone else was struggling. I realized that that was how a vampire compared to a human. It was our quickness, intelligence and ability to adapt that made us nature's best predator. Not to mention our looks.
By the time lunch rolled around, I was about to fall asleep. It didn't help that everyone at my table was complaining about the workload. It was actually a little amusing. I had finished almost all of my homework between classes. At a vampires pace, of course.
"Hey Bella," Ben said as he sat across from me. I smiled at him, nodding. He was really happy now. Angela was coming back to school tomorrow.
"Hey Ben. Can't wait for tomorrow?" I asked him.
He sighed happily. "I'm so glad she's better now. I've been so worried," he said, shaking his head. I patted his hand gently. He grinned, and took a bite of his pizza.
It was nice that he hadn't given up on Angela, like a lot of other guys might have. He had stuck by her side, sending cards, emailing her, and keeping her updated on the outside world.
That was the best part of my day. Jessica and Lauren had sat down then, and began talking to Ben, making sure to keep me out of the conversation. I was really annoyed with them, but I didn't say anything.
Afterwards, I went to the rest of my classes. I had gotten little homework, and drove home feeling a little better than I had in the morning.
I was surprised to see Becka waiting for me there. She smiled when I walked over to her.
"I went over to police station, and Charlie said that I could take you shopping this after noon, as long as you're home before midnight," she said grinning. I looked at her for a long moment.
"Your taking me to see KJ, aren't you?" I asked. She smiled and nodded. "Fine, let's go then," I said with a sigh. She grabbed my arm, and we were suddenly outside KJ's sunny Baja house.
She didn't even bother knocking. She walked right in, closing the door behind me. Alex and Aaron jumped up when they saw me.
"Bella!" They both exclaimed. They both pulled me into a hug that would have killed me if I was human.
"Hey guys," I laughed weakly. KJ walked over, smiling at me.
"Hello Bella. How have you been doing?" He asked.
"Fine, I guess," I said with a shrug. Becka snorted. KJ turned and looked at her, confused.
"Bella's as fine as a lost puppy," she said, amused. He looked at me, concerned. Jasmine walked in, and she looked at me curiously as well.
"What happened?" She asked. I looked uncertainly at Becka.
"Her mate left her when she was human. She hasn't gotten over it yet," Becka explained. KJ and Jasmine looked shocked.
"I knew something bad happened, but I thought it was just that you hadn't accepted yourself yet," KJ murmured.
Jasmine came over and wrapped me in a hug. She reminded me so much of the mother I almost had.
"What do you mean when you say you noticed something weird about her?" Alex asked. I looked up from Jasmines shoulder to see the boys.
KJ shrugged. "Well, I noticed she was on some king of…downward spiral of depression. I just thought that it was the depression that came with the change."
I laughed without humor. "No, I was already messed up before I got sick," I said. I couldn't take anymore of the pity: I would go into overload soon. "So, Becka said you wanted to talk about sleep?"
KJ nodded. "Yes, both you and Jasmine say that it is abnormal for vampires being able to sleep." Both Jasmine and I nodded. "So I guessed that it is another oddity that my venom gives others."
I nodded. It made sense. His venom gave other vampires humanity; why couldn't sleep be included in that?
I guessed that KJ noticed that I was a little out of it from our earlier discussion. He turned to Becka. "Why don't the four of you go and head back to the states?" He suggested. We all nodded, and Becka took us to the cabin.
I walked out by the lake. There was a small amount of sun, and I allowed myself to glitter in its light, just like the water below me.
I heard Aaron race each other into the house as Becka came up behind me. I turned, and she looked at me with concern.
"You really are hurting bad, aren't you?" she whispered. I nodded. She had no idea how much I was hurting. "Why don't you go and look for him then?" she asked.
I felt my face smooth as emotions stirred within me. I would give anything to see him again, but it would only bring me pain. He would turn me away again. He didn't love me.
"No, I don't think that would be a good idea," I whispered.
"Why not? No one deserves to live in this kind of pain."
I looked her straight in the eye now. "Becka, I want you to listen to me right now, and don't interrupt. I would repeat this if I could, but my mind probably wouldn't be able to handle it," I whispered. She nodded. "Alright, let's say that one day Alex came up to you and said he was leaving. That he was going to take Aaron, KJ, Jasmine and me with him. You offered to go with him, but he said that he didn't want you to go with him…that he didn't want you at all.
"Say that he says that he cares for you a little, but that he didn't love you anymore. That he didn't want to act anymore for, that he wanted to pursue his own life. Pretend that he said that you weren't any good for him. And then he says that it will be as if he had ever existed. He said that after asking making you promise not to do anything stupid or reckless. He took everything with him, everything that you to remind you of him. What would you do? Would you go looking for him, or would you save him the guilt of knowing how badly he had hurt you?"
By the end of my little speech I was crying. Not really crying, but my body shook with dry sobs. I ignored it though, and looked at Becka expectantly. Her face was twisted in shock and pain.
"I would leave him alone, I guess. I would try to pick up whatever I could of my life. That, or brake my promise and just totally get myself hurt on a daily basis for the satisfaction," she said slowly.
I smiled without emotion. "Because he broke his promise as soon as he made it," I said dryly. She nodded, and then gasped.
"That's what he said to you, isn't it? Oh, if I ever see that…" her voice drifted off as the anger took over.
"It's not his fault. He never loved me, I know that. I was just some little human who smelled good, and whose mind he couldn't read. He probably just befriended me to try and figure me out," I said indifferently, as the pain licked the hole in my chest.
Becka shook her head angrily. "I'm going to take you home right now. Then, I am going to go do something to help with the anger," she growled. I smiled slightly, and let her take me home.
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Well, this car does have a problem; when I get in the car and try and go, it is very sluggish. But once I had replaced the 02 sensor, it was better. This car has low end power, but if you change the 02 sensor and put an air intake on it, it will give it some more low end power and it won't be as sluggish. Also make sure the car is fully warmed up before you drive it. Because of the way the motor is built, the computer in it makes the car sluggish unless it is fully warmed up. Besides, it will save your car so much more if you warm it up, rather than driving it cold.
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Hey, I have a 2000 Toyota Celica GT-S 6 speed. I let my boyfriend drive it and he went to a race; he went to throw it into 3rd gear, but he threw it into 1st gear at 65 mph and it went right into gear. Usually the syncros won't allow it to go into first gear, but when they are starting to get bad, they will go right into first gear like it was no problem. Unfortunately, this car has a bad transmission; its just not strong. If you throw it into the wrong gear, it will blow the motor. Luckily mine didn't blow; all I had to do was throw a new clutch on it, and to change the transmission oil and it was a lot better. My check engine light kept coming on, and all I had to do was change the 02 sensors and it was better. The 02 sensors get dirty a lot from changing the intake. But after all that, the car is running great (except for when I come to a stop--the car has a rumble like the idling isn't right, but the idle stays at 1 and it will just shake for a second and then its all better). If anyone has experienced this problem, please help me to fix the idling problem.
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To the post above- Your car is idling weird because you bent your valves when you mechanically over revved the motor. And you burnt out the clutch.
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Check your Throttle Positioning Sensor, that could be why it idles rough for a min. My Celi does it too. I cleaned it and it went away.


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University of Southern Mississippi Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Steven R. Moser has announced the selection of Kate Howard as the University's Assistant Vice President and Dean of Admissions, effective June 27, 2016, following a national search. The appointment is pending IHL Board approval.
The highly successful McNair Scholars Program at The University of Southern Mississippi is saying farewell to a devoted advocate and hello to a new home as the program enters an exciting transitional phase.
She took on forces bigger and more powerful than herself in staring down workplace discrimination, and for her efforts was immortalized with legislation bearing her name.
Lilly Ledbetter, the inspiration for the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, is guest speaker for the University of Southern Mississippi's University Forum Tuesday, March 1 at 6:30 p.m. in Bennett Auditorium on the Hattiesburg campus. Her presentation, titled "Grace and Grit," will cover her fight for equal pay for women that went all the way to the federal government.
Jerry Mitchell, a McArthur Award-winning journalist with the Jackson, Miss. Clarion-Ledger, will be the first speaker for The University of Southern Mississippi's spring 2016 University Forum series. His presentation, "Civil Rights Cold Cases," is set for Tuesday, Feb. 16 at 6:30 p.m. in Bennett Auditorium on the Hattiesburg campus.
They've forged change with both the written word and direct action, and they'll share the story of how they did it during The University of Southern Mississippi's spring 2016 University Forum series.
Jerry Mitchell, an award-winning journalist with the Jackson, Miss. Clarion Ledger known internationally for his work that has led to justice for murdered civil rights leaders; Lilly Ledbetter, who put gender pay inequity in the spotlight and inspired legislation to address it; and Barbara Ehrenreich, a New York Times best-selling author whose work has exposed corporate excess and the economic challenges faced by the middle class, all make up another star-studded lineup for the popular, long-running USM program.
A central figure in one of the most historic cases heard by the U.S. Supreme Court will be the guest speaker for The University of Southern Mississippi's final University Forum of the fall 2015 semester.
Physicist and author Diandra Leslie-Pelecky, an accomplished nanomaterials researcher and educator, will discuss how science drives the country's most popular motorsport - the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) - in "The Physics of NASCAR" at The University of Southern Mississippi's University Forum Tuesday, Oct. 13 at 6 p.m. in Bennett Auditorium. Admission is free.
The University of Southern Mississippi announced two new initiatives on Wednesday, Oct. 7 designed to expand and enrich its commitment to student success. The Barnes & Noble Textbook Scholarship and the University's Quality Enhancement Plan were celebrated during a special ceremony held on the Hattiesburg campus.
Bookstore giant Barnes & Noble created the need-based textbook scholarship fund for Southern Miss students. Over the next four years, the University will distribute approximately $375,000 in textbook scholarships (maximum of $500 per student per year) to students with financial need.
Pulitzer Prize-winning author Rick Bragg was the first speaker for The University of Southern Mississippi's fall 2015 University Forum series Sept. 22 at Bennett Auditorium on the Hattiesburg campus. His lecture, titled "Writing the South" was followed by a book signing. Bragg is a former correspondent for the New York Times who recently wrote a best-selling biography of Jerry Lee Lewis. He is also the author of My Southern Journey: True Stories from the Heart of the South, and his work includes coverage of the story of the late Oseola McCarty, a Hattiesburg washerwoman who bequeathed her life savings to USM. (Southern Miss photos by Kelly Dunn)
A Pulitzer Prize-winning writer whose work has been praised for its ability to capture the essence of Southern culture will be the first speaker for The University of Southern Mississippi's fall 2015 University Forum.
Rick Bragg, a former correspondent for the New York Times, will lead off the fall 2015 University Forum series when he presents "Writing the South" Tuesday, Sept. 22 at 6:30 p.m. in Bennett Auditorium on the Hattiesburg campus. Admission is free, and a book signing will follow.
The University of Southern Mississippi has enrolled more new students than in 2014, including a freshman class that defies national trends as the most academically prepared in the University's recorded history.
For the sixth straight year, the average grade point average (GPA) for USM's first-time, full-time freshmen is the highest ever recorded. New freshmen in Fall 2015 have an average GPA of 3.27, up from 3.26 in Fall 2014 and 3.06 in Fall 2009, when the six-year streak began. The average ACT score of new freshmen is 22.7, the highest known in University history.
A new Title IX Office, consistent policy protocols, and heightened awareness have placed The University of Southern Mississippi at the forefront of collegiate institutions confronting the issues of sexual harassment and misconduct.
The presidents of Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College (MGCCC) and The University of Southern Mississippi (USM) signed a memorandum of understanding between the Honors Colleges of both institutions on Monday, August 24, at MGCCC's Perkinston Campus. The agreement will allow Honors students at MGCCC easier access to the Honors College at USM when they transfer.
The agreement allows MGCCC graduates seeking admission to the USM Honors College automatic admission to the program once they are admitted to USM; have submitted the Honors College Application for Admission to Senior Honors; have a letter stating they are in good standing in the MGCCC Honors College; and carry a cumulative GPA of 3.25 or better.
The story of the modern South, the intersection of NASCAR and science and the litigation of one of the most important legal struggles of this century are among the featured topics of The University of Southern Mississippi's fall 2015 University Forum.
The University of Southern Mississippi is on a seven-year roll when it comes to producing Phi Kappa Phi National Fellows. And with the steady influx of high-achieving Honors College students, the trend shows no signs of slowing down.
The seven-year streak began with Justin Poelma in 2009 and continued this year with Stephanie McCracken's selection.
Kristen Dupard of New Orleans was crowned Miss University of Southern Mississippi during a ceremony Monday, July 13 in the President's Conference Room of the Lucas Administration Building on the Hattiesburg campus. Dupard ascended to the role in place of Hannah Roberts, who won the Miss Mississippi Pageant in June.
Dr. Amy Chasteen Miller has been named The University of Southern Mississippi's Associate Provost for Academic Excellence, effective July 1. Miller will lead the University's increased foci on undergraduate student engagement and faculty development.
The Honors College at the University of Southern Mississippi will host an "Out of the Darkness" Campus Walk benefiting the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) Saturday, April 18 at Pride Field at 5 p.m. on the Hattiesburg campus.
The University of Southern Mississippi will pay special tribute to its graduate students with a variety of activities tied to Graduate Student Appreciation Week April 6-10 on the Hattiesburg campus.
Renowned flutist Dr. Ulrike Anton will present: "If Only She Were A Man: Women Composers From the 18th to the 21st Centuries" as part of The University of Southern Mississippi's Honors College Forum at 6:30 p.m., Tuesday, March 24 in Bennett Auditorium. The event is free and open to the public.
She withstood the hostility of fellow students and others as one of the first African Americans to integrate then all-white University of Georgia in 1961. In doing so, Charlayne Hunter-Gault leaned on the protection of her "body armor," her metaphor for the values instilled by her family and community that raised her.
The University of Southern Mississippi's popular University Forum Lecture Series will continue throughout the Spring 2015 semester with an acclaimed array of speakers scheduled to offer insightful presentations.
Dr. Jill Taylor, director of the New York State Department of Health's Wadsworth Center, will be the featured presenter for The University of Southern Mississippi's University Forum Tuesday, Feb. 3 at 6:30 p.m. in the Trent Lott Center, room 103 A-D. Dr. Taylor's presentation topic will be "Guarding our present and future: The public health laboratory network in America." Admission is free.
Dr. Justin Barrett of Fuller Theological Seminary will present "Is Religious Belief Natural? The Relevance of Cognitive Science to Faith" Tuesday, Jan. 27 at 6:30 p.m. at The University of Southern Mississippi's Thad Cochran Center, Ballroom I, to open the spring 2015 Honors Forum series.
The University of Southern Mississippi's British Studies Program is marking four decades since it began providing students a global and transforming educational experience that lasts a lifetime.
During the summer 2015 semester, 16 courses will be offered through the BSP and four of the university's Colleges, including Arts & Letters, Business, Education and Psychology, and Health. Most classes are taught by Southern Miss faculty and also feature lectures and presentations by some of England's top scholars and business and political leaders.
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Cleverchimp LLC is now Clever Cycles LLC. The latter company has absorbed the former. The formalities are complete; we're opening a bike shop here in Portland. We're now a two-family business instead of one. Or rather, we're now two families very busy opening a new business. Before long this site will look quite different. Stokemonkey will continue to be developed and supported; the Cleverchimp name will likely shift from being a company name to a brand name of products that Clever Cycles develops.
Dean and Rachel Mullin live a ten-minute ride away from us. They have four children, three dogs, a cat and a dozen chickens. They're down to one car now that sits idle mostly. Like us, they're an all-bicycle, all-the-time kind of family. After working through the usual succession of typical solo bikes to trailers, tag-alongs, tandems, and sprawling mutant permutations thereof, they acquired a ZEM, and found it rather heavy. Their search for an assist motor put them on the Stokemonkey/Xtracycle path. They bought two. Rachel had meanwhile identified the Bakfiets as a missing piece of the puzzle between the too big, 300-lb ZEM and sometimes too small or light Xtracycles for big family transport. A few weeks after we spent a warm afternoon on a slightly tricky Stokemonkey installation, Dean proposed "Let's open a bike shop!" It turns out he was serious.
I had always imagined Cleverchimp diversifying away from just assist kits into a bike shop, but not so fast. Not fast at all. Dean's a lot more decisive than I am. All four of us complement each other pretty well. We all want our children to see and understand what we do for a living, to understand that turning 16, or 21, or 42 doesn't mean you need, or need aspire to a car (if it will even be an option in 2020, 2025, or 2045), and to build a business they can someday run, if they choose.
We're doing something that's either unprecedented, or whose previous attempts to do in this era, in this country, have failed in silent obscurity. We're selling bicycles designed squarely to replace car trips, or render cars entirely spurious within town, even for larger households, as a matter of pleasurable, enlightened self-interest instead of frugal compulsion, hairshirt eco-guilt, or body-sculpting fantasy. Exclusively. Bikes you can haul your sweetie to the movies with, that he can haul you back home on, and that you'll both haul your kids to the grocery on. There'll also be folding bikes for their ability to permeate the smallest interstices of your mobile life, be it under the table at a posh restaurant, through the aisles of local shops, between the seats of a train, or in the trunk of a shared car or cab. Soon there'll be more hub gearing, generator lighting, center stands, mudflaps, bells, and steely plain-clothes cargo goodness than under maybe any other roof on this continent. I'll save details for future posts, but longtime readers of this blog should have a pretty good idea. We live it. Actually, you ain't seen nothing yet. We're always learning.
We assure ourselves often that "if it can work anywhere in this country, it can work in Portland." We can't go anywhere without being halfway mobbed by interest in our rides, and nobody in town sells this stuff. Whether or not it works as a business, we won't regret introducing vital new material strains of bike culture to Portland. We hope to help restore Portland's streets to the child's play and slow conviviality they were designed for, to return the advantage to city businesses without parking lots who sell bulkier stuff than haircuts, to revive the enchantments of place and distance within our city by opening the eyes, ears, nostrils and lungs of those who traverse it, to take back family vegetable gardens and fruit trees from retrofit driveways and garages, to reclaim our bodies for the complete locomotive functions they are evolved to serve, and to proclaim, daily, that free and dignified people of all ages and stations in life needn't strap themselves into cages weighing tons to go places, carry things, live long, and prosper.
Our shop will open during the month of
May June (drat contractors!) at 1516 SE 9th Avenue, right off Hawthorne, across from the Lucky Labrador brewpub. A grand opening will follow us getting up and running more completely.


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A recent New York Times opinion piece asks the question: Do happier people work harder? Teresa Amabile, a professor at Harvard Business School, and Steven Kramer, a researcher, answer this question in a way that challenges both workers and managers. Here are some salient observations from their article:
• Workers today feel worse about their jobs and work environments than ever before (according to a Gallup survey).
• How you feel makes a major difference in how you work. "Our research shows that inner work life has a profound impact on workers' creativity, productivity, commitment and collegiality. Employees are far more likely to have new ideas on days when they feel happier. Conventional wisdom suggests that pressure enhances performance; our real-time data, however, shows that workers perform better when they are happily engaged in what they do."
• Lower job satisfaction predicts poorer performance on the job. "When people don't care about their jobs or their employers, they don't show up consistently, they produce less, or their work quality suffers."
• Managers tend to neglect the significance of meaningful progress for workers. "Sometimes, all that's required is that managers address daily hassles and help with technical problems. If those who lead organizations — from C.E.O.'s to small-team leaders — believe their mission is, in part, to support workers' everyday progress, we could end the disengagement crisis and, in the process, lift our work force's well-being and our economy's productivity."
For those of us who are in positions of management, are we committed to helping those we manage achieve progress in their work? Are we listening to the things that encourage them? That frustrate them? Will we strive to minimize the barriers to our employees achieving a sense of fulfillment through being able to do their work well?


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Alan Kercinik joins Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide's Strategy+Planning Group
Press Release • Nov 09, 2011 10:12 GMT
NEW YORK — Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide (Ogilvy PR), an integrated global communications firm, today named Alan Kercinik as Executive Vice President in its Strategy+Planning (S+P) group, a cross-disciplinary team of the agency's most senior practitioners that span the global network and consult with clients to elevate strategic excellence, creativity and campaign effectiveness.
"Ogilvy PR's Strategy+ Planning team is a model for the future of our industry, which is going to be driven by convergence and divergence," said Kercinik. "Communications and marketing channels continue to converge, which means agencies need to tap diverse expertise and experience to build engaging, creative campaigns. I was attracted to the model and the team's ability to provide clients with high-level strategic thinking, creative excellence and integrated programs."
Kercinik joins Ogilvy PR from Weber Shandwick, where he served as Executive Vice President and Director of Engagement, North America. In this position, he helped drive the firm's creative direction and developed communication strategies and programs across a range of geographies and industries. Kercinik also oversaw the agency's engagement with Mars Chocolate North America as the account's Client Relationship Leader. He led the development and execution of multiple programs – including last year's launch of M&M'S Pretzel – as well as helped build social/digital strategies across the company's portfolio of brands.
Kercinik brings nearly 20 years experience to his new role with expertise in creative program development, client and account management and business development. He will advise Ogilvy PR clients on brand strategy, creating integrated marketing platforms, launching new products, rejuvenating existing brands and leveraging established equities in new ways. Kercinik will be based in Chicago and report to Dr. Jennifer Scott, S+P Global Managing Director.
"I am thrilled Alan has joined our team. Along with his creativity, dedication to client service and proven leadership, Alan's extensive background in brand marketing – particularly in consumer lifestyle and food – will help continue to drive Ogilvy PR's success. While based in the Midwest and working closely with Managing Director Nathan Friedman and Consumer EVP/Group Head, Liz Van Lenten, his presence will be felt worldwide as I'm sure he'll quickly become an important asset to many of our largest clients," said Dr. Scott.
Previously, Kercinik held senior level positions with PR 21 (now Zeno Group) and Frankel (now Arc Worldwide). His has helped build a number of iconic brands, including M&M'S, Oreo, Oscar Mayer, ACE Hardware, Target, Sharpie, KFC, Budweiser and Degree deodorant.
Kercinik has an active online presence, blogging about fatherhood at www.alwaysjacked.com and manhood at www.thirtymag.com. He received a BA in Advertising from University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign. Kercinik just became a father for the second time and lives with his wife and two sons in Barrington, Illinois.
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Baby steps....that's what I'm taking....baby steps.
The hardest part about de-cluttering is realizing that it's not going to get done in a day. All this stuff didn't come into this house in a day. The closets/drawers/cubbies/cabinets/shelves did not accumulate mountains of useless stuff in a day.
So, I can't expect it to all go away in a day. But....I'm making progress.
Hubby had today off for the holiday so I was able to go grocery shopping ALONE :) I also stopped at Wallyworld for a couple non-food things and I got a good deal on a couple organizational items. For the coat closet in our living room (which is packed with stuff and unable to hold any coats!) I got an over-the-door shoe organizer and a set of small totes for the shelf....I got another over-the-door shoe thing for the closet in the master bedroom to store things like belts, bandannas, and other odds and ends since we don't use dressers. The best part? The organization stuff was on CLEARANCE! My favorite!
I took about an hour tonight (while watching The Bachelor) and cleaned out the drawers in the living room. The bottom two are Iz's and hold coloring books, crayons, stickers and craft stuff. The top one is mine and holds odds and ends. They tend to be a catch-all so I cleaned everything out, organized and actually managed to make enough room in the top drawer to hold all of Iz's hair stuff so it isn't floating around the house driving me mad!
Tomorrow's task....Coat Closet!!! I'm DETERMINED to be able to actually hang coats in it!!!!
Monday, February 15, 2010
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I've got a personal economic indicator that is telling me that things are looking up. This indicator is the number of callbacks resulting from all the resume's I've sent out over the last few months. As I stated below, this past week saw me interviewing and being offered a job that I accepted on Monday, a phone interview with another company prior to my interview with the company that I'm now employed by and, since then, several e-mails requesting more information and another couple of companies wanting to interview me.
Now, my getting a lot of interests in my resumes isn't much in itself but considering the types of nibbles and hard bites I've received this is telling me something. One of the companies I interviewed with is a distributor for automation equipment and software. The job they were hiring to fill was a customer support type position that also required developing prototypes for customers to use to know if what they were wanting to do is possible. This tells me they see their customers gearing up to implement new processes and upgrade older ones.
Another company that wanted to interview me but I had already accepted the job with my current employer is looking to upgrade their plant and they wanted to hire people to enable them to do this in house, something you just don't do unless you are looking at a the project becoming an ongoing job. The company makes mats for industrial work areas, kitchens, etc., the kind that covers concrete floors to give the workers a little cushion under their feet. If this type of business is ramping up what does that tell you about manufacturing?
Yet another company that I interviewed with was seeking a service tech for automated chicken processing equipment. They are looking at their sales expanding and want to make sure that they have people available to resolve service issues with their equipment.
The company that hired me is an electrical engineering company that is getting more work than their current staff can easily handle. Their customers are manufacturers looking to improve productivity or are starting up new lines. Most of their customers are domestic and located throughout the US but I was told I needed to have my passport in order in case I needed to travel overseas unexpectedly.
In July there were no jobs out there and over the nine months since my previous employer closed their Atlanta office I have managed to pick up only a handful of short term projects. Starting in August some jobs started appearing and this month I'm seeing new postings daily and getting people calling me daily. This is not just my job search skills getting better, jobs are appearing and the types of jobs are indication of more jobs opening up on down the pike for manufacturing.
Anyway, that's my indicator. If you see any flaws in my reasoning please point them out to me but I believe we are looking at unemployment numbers starting to drop in the near future. At least I'm hoping that's the case.


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More than two weeks after NHL free agency began, the Blackhawks only signing remains defenseman Sheldon Brookbank. The Hawks are believed to be one of several teams interested in signing Phoenix Coyotes forward Shane Doan, but his decision has been delayed by the potential sale of the only franchise he's played for.
Other than Doan, the remaining free agent options are thin.
If general manager Stan Bowman is willing to add an offense-only player to boost the power play, he could turn to Washington Capitals right winger Alexander Semin. A terrific talent, Semin scored 40 goals with 84 points in 2009 but his numbers have dropped the last two seasons and he's never been known to play both ends of the ice.
The remaining defenseman include Carlo Colaiacovo (St. Louis Blues), Michal Rozsival (Coyotes), Pavel Kubina (Philadelphia Flyers) and Matt Gilroy (Ottawa Senators).
The most intriguing remaining option might be 29-year-old center Kyle Wellwood who scored 18 goals with 29 assists for the Winnipeg Jets last season. He should be relatively inexpensive and could post similar or better numbers while flanked by a pair of talented Blackhawks wingers.
Do any of the players above interest you? If so, who? Tell us by commenting below.


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Life of many women around the world is made unpleasant by various diseases accompanied by vaginal discharge and unpleasant feelings.
Modern scientific knowledge of FIDE in cooperation with a biotech firm named Pharmaceutical Biotechnology made possible to move the women's personal hygiene to a new active level. Based on many years of research, the manufacturer FIDE introduces to the world market a revolutionary product in the field of women's intimate hygiene - sanitary napkins under their names Carin ProBiotic and Oasis ProBiotic containing live cultures of friendly lactobacilli.
Why are Carin ProBiotic, Micci ProBiotic and Oasis ProBiotic so exceptional?
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- Probiotics reduce the pH of the tissue which the napkin is in contact with. Lower pH prevents reproduction of undesirable microorganisms.
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- Probiotic culture is naturally reproduced in the napkin and wins over undesirable bacterias that get into the napkin during the discharge or bleeding. Then the napkin does not become a major source of infection.
- The growth of probiotic bacteria reduces undesirable smell of napkin during its use.
- The napkin is suitable for regular use for both healthy women who want to take care of their personal hygiene and women who suffer from occasional or repeating vaginal infections of bacterial or yeast origin.


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Have I mentioned recently that I do consulting and implementation work in social media strategy, community development and training? Probably not as much as I should, but I wanted to include that at the top in this post because I don't bring it up often.
It's also relevant to what many people are doing in their role to help their businesses understand how they can use social media. You see, sometimes you need to induce change and one of many ways is to think like an outsider.
Taking the perspective of someone new to the organization, but with a focus on your task at hand (social media). How would that new individual go about things? Will they simply accept "that's how we've always done it", or would they push to discover a new way?
What if you took that new perspective, one that an independent consultant might have? How would that change your organization? You have the ability to stat that today and begin to develop your own independent perspective while maintaining your current role.
I was in IT when I started thinking differently. For me it became an interest to see what else we could use all that corporate technology for in addition to simply running the company. There was a growing desire within to start sharing the ideas and exploring how the company could benefit.
Start making change – explore your independence behind the firewall.
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Atdhe Nuhiu receives Kosovo international call-up
Wednesday striker Atdhe Nuhiu has been selected in Kosovo's squad ahead of their World Cup qualifier with Turkey next month.
Nuhiu found the back of the net in his last international outing, becoming the first Kosovan player to score a competitive goal on home soil in their 2-1 defeat against Iceland. The 27-year-old has mainly been used as a substitute by Wednesday head coach Carlos Carvalhal this season. He has featured 20 times from the bench, making only three starts in all competitions.Steven Fletcher, Gary Hooper, Fernando Forestieri, Jordan Rhodes and Sam Winnall have been ahead of Nuhiu in the pecking order. Kosovo, ranked 172 in the world, are bottom of Group I after five matches, having collected just one point. Croatia, Iceland, Ukraine, Finland and Turkey are also in their group.Kosovo's home qualifier with Turkey takes place on June 11. The fixture will be staged at the Loro Borici Stadium, Shkoder, kick-off 8.45pm local time.


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With the combination of these components, the figure of Minerva Sachs GTR 150 Sachs is really sturdy, large, and appear more sporty and dynamic. The price offered is also not much different than the Japanese sports duck.
By presenting such products, Minerva Sachs GTR 150 targeting specific segments, especially young people who liked to step on the gas, but do not bother to change transmission.


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Kenneth J. "Bear" Christine, 35, of 324 S. 1st St., Lehighton, died Thursday in his home. Carbon County Coroner Robert Diebert attributed death to natural causes.
Christine was the husband of the former Debra A. Elsasser. The couple observed their fourth wedding anniversary last December.
He was a career Marine, serving for 10 years until retiring in 1979 as a gunnery sergeant. He served in Viet Nam.


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How-To's: From Modern Cottage
Modern Cottage is a favorite site that has two really good how-to's in the archives (along with lots of other nifty posts).
One is purely decorative crafty fun, the other a more utilitarian, "i'm going to do it myself and get it right"-type of project.
The modern numerical motif coasters shown above were made on the cheap (estimated cost if you buy all materials new: $15. for "a gazillion coasters"). The instructions are perfect, filled with photos and clear steps.
The laundry rack was made because Mod Cottage had "freakin had it with that bag of wobbly sticks called a "drying rack" that you get at Bed, Bath and Targ-Mart. They never hold together but shiver and collapse under the weight of oh, I don't know, 5 WHOLE t-shirts."
Once again, the instructions make it so clear that you feel confident that you can pull it off. So if you are in need of a new STURDY drying rack and have 45 minutes, go for it!
If DIY's aren't your thing, fear not. Modern Cottage is really all about living a totally modern life in a 84-year old small house. Check it out, you'll like it.
Thanks:Modern Cottage
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Walter Pall's main blog about bonsai and his work with trees from day to day. Lots of good pictures of good trees and lots of valuable information about bonsai.
Sunday, July 15, 2012
European spruce #45
Yes, it is Randy Knight who helped me collecting this one in Italy. Five years later was the time for serious first styling. Now the tree has way too many branches. It will be left like this for three to four years. Then all the were goes off and the branches will be edited considerably. Then the tree will be wired again. This will have to happen a third time around 2020. Then the tree might go into the final pot in spring of 2021. By summer of 2025 it may be good enough for exhibit and it will look like nobody ever touched it and I found it like that on the mountains. We'll report. Who said that there is a short cut in bonsai? There certainly is not for spruce. No wonder spruce are some of the most expensive bonsai in Japan
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Walter, thankyou for posting this developement history and forward plan - priceless information!
A question - how long after collecting a spruce of this age until you bareroot it and pot into modern substrate?
- July 17, 2012 at 9:59 AM
- Walter Pall said...
you never ever barreoot a collected confer. I scratch off a lot of the old soil as soon as the tree looks like it wants to live and is healthy. This is after two years or so. Or never.
- July 17, 2012 at 11:06 AM
Thanks Walter - you might have saved the lives of some UK trees very like yours!
- July 17, 2012 at 7:59 PM
Ηι Walter .Until you start scratching the old soil from the tree ,how you start watering and feeding compare to trees in modern soil ?
- July 18, 2012 at 12:12 PM
- Walter Pall said...
Carefully, Fotis.
- July 18, 2012 at 12:42 PM


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"Entourage": The uses of friendship
Poor, lumpy Dom. He made it through prison. He found his way out to California. He mooched his way into a million-dollar lifestyle. But the incorrigible crook couldn't make it in Hollywood. Our ex-con from Queens learned two important lessons on this episode, titled "Guys and Doll." First, loyalty has its limits. And second, in showbiz, thuggish behavior belongs on screen, not in the mansion.
To quickly sum up the fourth episode of the season: The Monday after Aquaman's boffo opening, Vince is fielding multimillion-dollar offers from the best and the brightest. As Ari describes them, the films are hilarious encapsulations of Hollywood pitch-speak. "It's Being There meets Lawrence of Arabia," he barks. "David O. Russell is directing." Of course, the movie that Vince really wants — the Pablo Escobar biopic called Medellin — isn't being offered. It needs to be chased. That's what leads our six-man entourage up to Santa Barbara to the home of Medellin's backer, Phil Rubenstein, an "animation king" played as a whiny, needy, insecure mogul by Bruno Kirby. It's Vince's job to charm Rubenstein into giving him the Escobar role, something he does with the help of — big surprise — Dom! But the same time that Dom is proving himself to be a savvy schmoozer, he's also jacking Rubenstein's prized Shrek doll, sending the producer into a Brian Wilson-esque fit of bed-ridden depression. Everyone suspects the ex-con, but Dom insists he didn't do it. On one side, you've got the West Coast millionaires crying for blood, and on the other, you've got Vince fiercely protecting his 'hood homey.
In the end, quite predictably, Dom admits that he stole the doll. (For no real reason except that he's a recidivist thief and he loves the green ogre.) But what made the episode great was the way that Vince manipulated the situation throughout the entire show, proving himself to be the master thespian he's supposed to be. First, Vinnie Boy boosts Dom's ego just when he needs him. With the streetwise Dom at his side, he shows Rubenstein that he's got the gritty, blue-collar background to play a drug kingpin. The next day, when it's clear that Dom's dumb theft might ruin his chances at snagging the role of a lifetime, he slices through Dom's bluster like a knife through butter. With one penetrating look, Vince guilts Dom into admitting that yes, he stole the doll.
If you recorded this episode, go back and check out this scene again. It might be Adrian Grenier's finest moment of actual acting in the entire three seasons. As Dom defends himself against Ari and the accusations, you can see Vince home in on Dom after his "tell" (scratching his neck when he lies). From that point on, Vince is the predator, Dom is the prey, and he doesn't have a chance of making it out of this unharmed. By the end of the scene, I was convinced; Vinnie Boy is an astute observer of people and of mannerisms, and a master manipulator who won't let an old friend get in the way of his ambition. Dom is an unsympathetic goon, but he was so mismatched that I actually felt sorry for him.
And just like that, Dom is out. Culled from the crew with a generous severance — an apartment and a Hummer — and out of their lives (we think).
The episode ends with a cliffhanger revelation, nicely ratcheting up the tension for this week. So what do you think? Will Vince take Aquaman 2 or Medellin? Is he contractually obligated to take the sequel? Will he fight the studio on that? Is Dom gone for good? And once again, what happened to Sloan?


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Fox-Stanley Photo Products, Inc.
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|Fox-Stanley Photo Products, Inc., used a portion of its share of the proceeds from this transaction to repay outstanding bank loans. The proceeds from such bank loans were used to purchase other companies. Since April 1, 1964, the company had purchased for cash a total of nine photo-finishing businesses and one company operating a retail store selling photographic equipment and supplies. The balance of the proceeds was added to the company's general funds, which were available for general corporate purposes, including new construction, plant improvements or additions, possible future acquisitions, and increases in working capital. A portion of the shares offered in this transaction was sold by the group of selling stockholders. The company received no portion of the proceeds from these shares. The group of selling stockholders was composed of Carl D. Newton, Eula Wurtz, Donald W. Becker, Kenneth E. Casper, Stanley Wurtz, A. Joseph Webber, and Douglas L. Becker.


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There are some strong underwater currents in this area (several drift dives!) and sometimes the visibility was only "ok" but the huge number of fish, the sheer diversity of sea life, and beautiful coral still made this one of the most amazing places we have dived.
|We had very calm surface water most of the week.
|One of the dive boats.
|Always a smile for the camera!
|Snack break between dives. Cappucino (instant), tea, Oreos and home made cake.
|The only air conditioned, temperature-controlled room on the island was the camera room. A dedicated space for each diver with camera and a 27" iMac for viewing photos.
|"Look! A big monitor lizard," said Andrew. "No," said our guide, "a small monitor lizard."
|Stunning views from this platform. 300+ stairs to get there.
|Wetsuit on, so we must be almost there! Most boat rides were about 15-30 minutes from the resort.
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WILDLY implausible faux news stories appear each April Fool's Day, some of which are taken seriously. This year's clear winner was the National Public Radio feature about a preschool's new requirement that all applicants submit DNA profiles.
As the segment begins, the host Guy Raz is greeted by Rebecca Unsinn, described as headmaster at a school called the Porsafillo Preschool Academy, located in a striking I. M. Pei-designed building in a leafy enclave on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. Dr. Unsinn walks Mr. Raz through gleaming computer labs where toddlers master C++. She proudly describes the school's Mandarin Chinese immersion program.
We are also told that Dr. Unsinn, a pediatric neurologist, was recruited to oversee the school's new genetic tests, designed to help winnow 12,000 applications for 32 available spots in next year's class. As she explains, "We now know that simple DNA testing can determine whether a child will end up at Yale or at Yonkers Community College."
It's a preposterous claim, of course, but some took it seriously. One Web site recounted the tale this way: "Parents being what they are today, the applicants to Porsafillo don't even blink at the requirement, some going so far as to have the sample for the DNA test taken while the child is still in the womb, according to an NPR story." Such reactions bespeak how bitterly competitive the battle for elite preschool slots has become in New York and elsewhere.
According to the invisible-hand theory of Adam Smith, greater competition generally promotes better outcomes for society. But not always. In particular, when buyers are competing for high-ranked positions in some hierarchy, the invisible hand often fails spectacularly.Continue reading the main story
In education, the problem is that a quality is inherently relative. A good school is one that compares favorably with other schools in the area. Although a school's quality depends on much more than the size of its budget, additional resources can obviously help. And given the vast sums of money that some parents now have at their disposal, an explosive — and largely unproductive — arms race is inevitable.
Tuition at elite preschools has been soaring, sometimes to much more than $30,000 a year and occasionally within sight of $40,000 — or above that of some prestigious colleges. Yet excess demand persists, and jockeying for acceptance is the subject of much New York lore.
In one notorious episode a decade ago, Jack B. Grubman, then a telecommunications analyst for Citigroup, told a friend in an e-mail that his boss, Sanford I. Weill, then Citigroup's chairman, helped to secure spots in an exclusive Manhattan nursery school for Mr. Grubman's twins after he began recommending that investors buy AT&T stock. (Mr. Weill said he put in a good word for Mr. Grubman only because he was a valuable employee.)
Mr. Grubman's children attended the school, and Citigroup pledged $1 million to the organization that runs it, the 92nd Street Y. In the e-mail, Mr. Grubman described the school as "harder than Harvard" to enter.
WITH such stories in memory, it's hardly surprising that many failed to spot the NPR report as a joke. The elite preschool market illustrates a simple but important truth: Contrary to the slogans of champions of minimal government, we don't always get the best possible outcomes when people are free to decide for themselves how to spend their hard-earned money. When all wealthy parents raise their bids for slots in elite preschools, they succeed only in bidding up tuition levels. There are still no more slots than before.
Most societies take at least some steps to curb waste that results from arms races in education and other domains. Consider the practice of kindergarten redshirting — so called because of its resemblance to the practice whereby universities hold athletes out of competition during their freshman year so they'll be bigger and stronger during their four remaining years of eligibility.
Ambitious parents might consider redshirting their kindergartners, because they would then be older, smarter and more emotionally mature than their classmates. And because school performance is graded on a curve, they would be more likely to win admission to an elite university. But the same option, of course, is available to other parents, and if all took it, no child would perform better in relative terms. We'd just end up with an older crop of kindergarteners.
That's why parents have good reason to favor the laws in most jurisdictions that take the kindergarten start date out of their hands.
It would obviously be a much more radical step to impose limits on how much parents could spend on private schools. But what if we adopted the Buffett Rule, under which top earners' tax rates would be no lower than those paid by middle-income families? That would reduce what top earners could bid for the scarce things they want. But because the allocation of elite preschool admissions, penthouses overlooking Central Park and other such prizes is settled by relative bidding, the question of who gets what would be unaffected. So with no real sacrifice, the rule would generate new revenue for reducing deficits and rebuilding tattered infrastructure.
Top earners, meanwhile, will continue to reap the bulk of all income growth, and the preschool admission battle will grow steadily more intense. The only reason that no elite preschool has adopted DNA tests is that no one has figured out how to use them to predict academic achievement. Yet.Continue reading the main story


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"Each particular Church should encourage the use of the arts in evangelization, building on the treasures of the past but also drawing upon the wide variety of contemporary expressions so as to transmit the faith in a new 'language of parables'. We must be bold enough to discover new signs and new symbols, new flesh to embody and communicate the word, and different forms of beauty which are valued in different cultural settings, including those unconventional modes of beauty which may mean little to the evangelizers, yet prove particularly attractive for others."
"The Joy of the Gospel." ('Evangelli Gadium', Apostolic Exhortation of Pope Francis. 2013.)
In addition to the sculptures by Seán Crampton, Saint Edmund's Parish has a strong tradition of using religious art, created by parishioners, to adorn the church building and enhance liturgy and worship.
The calligraphy displayed in various areas of the church is the work of a parishioner.
The restoration of the gilded door of the tabernacle is the work of a parishioner.
A group of parishioners have hand sewn and embroidered a series of altar frontals and lectern hangings based upon original designs by parishioners.
From 1999 each year up to 2012 and again in 2016 the paschal candle used in the church was hand painted from original designs by a parishioner.
"Very rightly the fine arts are considered to rank among the noblest activities of man's genius, and this applies especially to religious art and to its highest achievement, which is sacred art. These arts, by their very nature, are oriented toward the infinite beauty of God which they attempt in some way to portray by the work of human hands; they achieve their purpose of redounding to God's praise and glory in proportion as they are directed the more exclusively to the single aim of turning men's minds devoutly toward God."
"The Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy." ('Sacrosanctum Concilium'. 1963.)
The photograph at the top of this page shows past hand painted paschal candles, the 'Contact and location' page shows altar frontals designed and made by parishioners, and the photograph below shows calligraphy by a parishioner displayed in the church.


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Via Below the Beltway, Dave Weigel is reporting that it seems like Bob Barr is almost certainly going to announce a run for President under the Libertarian Party banner this weekend.
For reasons I'd rather not get into, I have a better understanding of Bob Barr than probably the vast majority of libertarian bloggers out there (though not as much as some), so I think I should probably comment on his prospective run, which is creating a lot of division within the post-Ron Paul libertarian community.
The first thing I would say is that the LP could do a lot worse than Congressman Barr. Although he most certainly had a less-than-libertarian track record in Congress on things ranging from the Drug War to gay rights, he has clearly experienced a change of heart on many or most of those issues. Many libertarians are rightly suspicious of this conversion.
I can say with a pretty strong degree of certainty that those suspicions are incorrect. Although I have no idea what the former Congressman personally thinks of gay rights on a local level these days, he has quite clearly come out against the Federal Marriage Amendment, and did so almost immediately upon its introduction- and before he joined the LP.
As others have noted, he has also been fairly open about the fact that he has changed his position completely on the War on Drugs. In addition, he is now an extremely vocal opponent of the Patriot Act.
Many libertarians have noted that although Barr, as a Congressman, took several significant steps to weaken the Act, those steps were horribly insufficient. While this is true, it's worth noting that the Patriot Act was passed just weeks after 9/11, at a time when rational thinking was (understandably) almost impossible to come by; the emotions of that day were just too fresh in our memories. It was clear to most people that there had been horrible failures of government, and that those failures led to the attacks; thus, steps needed to be taken to prevent future attacks. For the average non-libertarian at the time (a group in which I include myself), and I believe, even for many scared libertarians, the Patriot Act seemed to be a strong step in that direction, regardless of its flaws. That Barr - at a time when he wasn't even a libertarian (small "l" or otherwise) - was one of the few people rational enough to see that it went too far and needed to be pulled back is to me an extremely strong argument in his favor.
Moreover, Barr has done an extraordinary amount of work to try and weaken or end the Patriot Act since he left Congress. His dedication to civil liberties in recent years has been far more than just a token effort done to bolster his libertarian credentials; frankly, his record on that front in recent years is something that ought to be the envy of just about every single libertarian and Progressive.
Based on my somewhat limited knowledge of the Congressman, many of Barr's positions evolved into something resembling libertarianism before he joined the LP, at a time when he was still nominally a member of the Republican Party. For this reason, I am quite willing to take Barr at his word that his current positions on issues are in fact his sincerely held beliefs rather than positions taken as a way to earn the LP nomination.
On balance, I believe Barr will be a more credible proponent of liberty than Ron Paul was, although he will lack the glamor and media attention that come with a run in a highly competitive, high-profile Republican primary campaign.
Regarding the Iraq War, Barr will be able to speak in a knowledgeable way that Ron Paul could not, which will give him far more credibility on the issue than Paul was able to get outside of anti-war activist circles. As such, he will be much less susceptible to charges of just being "anti-troop" or of simply "blaming America first."
In addition, he will not have the obsession with the Federal Reserve that Paul had, which hurt his ability to appeal to mainstream voters.
On gun rights, there are few people in the country who can speak with greater credibility than Congressman Barr.
This is not to say that Barr is an ideal libertarian candidate, however. He continues to be a vocal supporter of greater restrictions on immigration, a position which I find deeply antithetical to liberty in this country.
Moreover, he will be subject to some of the same charges of racism that Ron Paul was subject to in the days after the newsletter story broke. In 1998, he caused a not-insignificant stir when he gave the keynote address to the Council of Conservative Citizens, a group that is often derided - correctly, I think - as a white supremacist organization (the group is the successor to the "White Citizens' Councils). Barr attempted to distance himself from the organization, but it was a story that will be well-remembered by a number of opinion-makers, as the story broke at a time when Barr was one of the impeachment managers in the Bill Clinton impeachment trial.
I should note, however, that Barr was only one of several then-high-profile politicians to be tied to the group, and that Mark Pitcovich of the Anti-Defamation League largely exonerated him from the charges due to his vociferous denunciations of the group as well as some other mitigating circumstances. In addition, Barr will be able to credibly argue that he was a much different person at the time, and that he should not be judged based solely on his actions as Congressman. This is a defense which Ron Paul did not use, and could not have used very credibly given his continued ties to Lew Rockwell.
According to an old Dave Neiwert post, Barr also has connections to the JBS. This is something that troubles me - if it is true, and if those connections continue. Of course, this was a problem that Ron Paul had as well, to a much larger extent. If Barr has ended those connections with the JBS, then I believe he will credibly be able to mitigate any charges of racism that may be thrown his way.
Finally, although Barr's positions on many social issues have changed, it is impossible to completely overlook his staunchly theocratic voting record in Congress. To the extent he disavows that record, I am willing to believe him; however, he has not yet faced questions on a number of issues related to that record, so it is unclear whether he still holds some of those positions. I understand that he continues to be staunchly pro-life; however, abortion is an issue on which I believe there is much room for disagreement amongst libertarians, and I even tend to vascillate regularly as to where I stand on that issue.
On the whole, however, I think Barr would be a credible spokesman for liberty in this country, and may be able to get just enough support to get included in the Presidential debates.
There will be those in the LP who are upset that Barr could come in and take the nomination after the party has already had its primaries. On that, I will not comment, as it is a bit too much "inside baseball" for someone like me who is fairly agnostic about the existence of the LP and understands little about LP rules and procedures.
More reactions at Memeorandum.
Friday, April 4, 2008
Bob Barr for President?
Via Below the Beltway, Dave Weigel is reporting that it seems like Bob Barr is almost certainly going to announce a run for President under the Libertarian Party banner this weekend.
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A man who was struck and killed by a Caltrain last week was identified Sunday by the San Mateo County coroner as Eric Salvatierra of Palo Alto.
Salvatierra, 39, was a vice president of online payment service PayPal. He had been with the company for about five years.
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The doctor tells that his heartbeat is losing because of blood shed. Meghna says i want to meet him. She stops her and says you can't meet her. She goes in forcefully. Meghna goes in. She is in tears and comes out all quiet. Mata ji asks her whats wrong? What did the doctor say ? She move forward and sits on the bench. Mata ji asks is he okay ? Meghna says he is not the part of us anymore. She cried and Jhanvi is dazed. Mausi ji holds her. Attul says please leave us alone. Meghna screams. They all leave. Roli is eagerly waiting. Everyone comes in and asks what happened ? Mata ji Simar to take her to the room. Mata ji says I have to tell sujata what has happened. Simar takes her up. Mata ji prays God to give her strength.
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Sujata is crying so bad after knowing about the aftermath.
Mata ji says only mother can support her child. Where will she go if you break yourself. Sujata says where can i bring the strength. Why she has to face this? Why there are no happy moments in her life. Simar brings Jhanvi downstairs. She looks upset. Jhanvi says to Sujata i will kick out everything related to Shaureya. i have suffered a lot and I am so strong i will consider it my fate. Sujata hugs her. Sujata says what kind of injustice is that. Why God gave her happiness if he wanted to take them back. Sid comes in and asks what happened to jhanvi ? Prem tells him the whole story. How he threaten everyone and Jhanvi shot him. Sid hugs jhanvi and says apologize me for not being with you when you wanted me to be here. Jhanvi says these are all the consequences of my deeds. She asks Simar and Roli to pardon. She says I have been so rude to you. i asked you to ask pardon of a man like Shaureya. Because of me he got the courage to attack Roli bhabhi. i am so remorseful. Please forgive me. Achna says your one wrong decision has got whole family in trouble. Nothing will change with this apology ? Neither you had decide to marry him nor this all had happened. All the family is in trouble because of jhanvi. Pai stops her. She says i will keep quiet but how will you shut the mouth of society. Mausi ji says shut up, We don't say anything doesn't mean we will endure everything. Jhanvi says i will be back. She locks herself in the room and cries so hard. She remembers Shaureya saying that I never loved you. i did this all just to seek my revenge. She remembers him saying that he will kill roli and achna saying that she has got whole family in trouble.
Precap-jhanvi opens the door and cops are there saying we are here to arrest miss jhanvi for killing her husband.
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