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The Fremd Music Association announces the result of the election of for the 2017-2018 Board of Dirctors
President – Hema Kaiwar
VP-Band – Chris Svec
VP-Choir – Mary Mayo & Sue Lech
VP-Orchestra – Laura Nehf & Anu Rajagopalan
VP-Marching Band – Mike Corrigan & Patrizia DeChiara
Treasurer – Carrie Van Horn
Secretary – Archna Jagtiani
We have also been working to fill committee positions for next year. There are several openings, so if you have some free time and you've been thinking about getting involved with FMA, take the plunge and say yes! You'll be glad you did; as one of our members observed at Trivia Night, "FMA volunteers are just the nicest people!"
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"Spontaneous labour in a normal woman is an event marked by a number of processes so complicated and so perfectly attuned to each other that any interference will only detract from the optimal character. The only thing required from the bystanders is that they show respect for this awe-inspiring process by complying with the first rule of medicine – nil nocere [do no harm]" (Kloosterman, 1982)
Toward a More Humane Paradigm of Birth
Over the last fifty years, neonatal mortality rates in Western countries have drastically decreased, largely due to changes in technology that have allowed for more accurate fetal assessment, and earlier, more proactive obstetrical intervention (Harper, 1994). Dr. David Chamberlain describes a typical hospital birth in the developed world:
In hospitals, natural birth seldom survives the cascade of well-intentioned interference. Deliberate rupture of membranes will eliminate the hydraulic covering which protects the (infant) head; birth in the lithotomy position will nullify the effect of gravity and make progress difficult…complications may be assessed with electrodes implanted in the scalp, and blood samples taken by making a scalp wound. If chemicals have upset the normal processes of labour, the baby may have to be turned forcefully and removed by forceps (Chamberlain, 1989, p. 8).
While opportunity for physical survival may be less fragile for the human neonate, more progressive research suggests that the medicalization of childbirth undermines human life in other, more profound ways. Prominent obstetrician and natural childbirth advocate Michel Odent states, "Humanity is at a turning point, when all our deep rooted perinatal beliefs and rituals are losing their evolutionary advantages" (Odent, 1999, p. 24). While medical-model childbirth proponents approach birth as a process that must be "managed", by excessive monitoring, pharmaceuticals, and violent interventions, there is evidence that sheds light on the need for a gentler paradigm of birth. This gentler paradigm is necessary to accommodate an expanding body of research that supports our growing understanding of neonatal consciousness and response to pain.
The Medicalization of Childbirth
Prior to colonial times, birth was viewed as a social event, and babies were born into the hands of their mothers or other women, gently and without fear (Feldhusen, 2000). In the mid-18th century, before midwifery was driven underground by male obstetricians who were operating with a primitive understanding of the infant brain, minimal damage was done to neonates in the process of childbirth, which was, for the most part, non-invasive (Feldhusen, 2000). After this point, though women actively surrendered their bodies, the event remained a spiritual rite of passage until the association between midwifery and witchcraft forced many women into complete resignation to the medical model (Feldhusen, 2000). Currently, though some work has been done to reclaim childbirth as a rite of passage, obstetrical interventions are rapidly increasing (Buckley, 2005). In most urban centers in Canada, more than one third of infants are born by cesarean section, most labours involve some synthetic hormonal intervention, and the vast majority of neonates are born under the influence of narcotics (Buckley, 2005). In this culture of technocratic birth, a question lingers that must be asked: How much does the manner in which we are born affect who we ultimately become? It is obvious, states Dr. Sarah Buckley (2005) that "such deviations from the natural order, whose lore is genetically encoded in our bodies, must have enormous repercussions" (p.32).
Why, in the 21st century, has this model of technocratic birth become normalized, when research indicates that most medical interventions in childbirth are not only unnecessary, but destructive? There are many answers to this question, not the least of which is monetary greed. Czechoslovakian psychiatrist, Stanislov Grof, has studied the phenomenon of this self-perpetuating cycle of greed and violence for over fifty years. According to Dr. Grof: "It is not hard to imagine that the perinatal level of our unconscious which 'knows' so intimately the history of human violence is actually partially responsible for… (human) atrocities. If this is true, it should be possible to reduce the amount of malignant aggression by a change in birth practices (Grof, 1995, p. 16). Why, then, has this cycle been allowed to continue? A partial answer to this question can be found in current obstetrical understanding of neonatal psychology, and the fact that we may be operating from an outdated perception of the consciousness level of the human neonate (Randolph, 2011).
The Conscious Neonate
Though the study of neonatal consciousness dates back to the emergence of modern psychology, it was not until 1929, when Otto Rank published his work entitled Das Trauma der Geburt (The Trauma of Birth), that most research on this subject began (Sheets-Johnstone, 2008). Rank, a student of Freud's, who disagreed with Freud's analysis of the origins of trauma, began to study the experience of the neonate (Sheets-Johnstone, 2008), especially as these experiences relate to neurosis. Rank believed that "birth was the individual's original encounter with anxiety and that it would inevitably plague him throughout his life"(Randolph, 2011, p.1). Rank also traced many physical ailments back to an individual's experience of birth trauma, contending that "all neurotic disturbances in breathing (asthma), which repeat the feeling of suffocation, relate directly to the physical reproductions of the birth trauma… the migraine goes back to the specifically painful part allotted to the head in parturition…(Rank, 1952, p. 23). Following Rank's contribution to our current understanding of the experience of the neonatal experience of childbirth, other researchers have since corroborated his findings (Buckley, 2005).
But just how conscious is the neonate? There is mounting evidence to suggest that the perception of neonates as "primitive" beings with immature, underdeveloped brain structures without the capability of complex activity, is incorrect at best (Prechtl, 1984). According to Dr. David Chamberlain (1989), neonates, and even prenates are conscious and able to respond to pain:
… American physician, George Ryder, heard the sound of a baby crying after he had applied traction with forceps. Listening via stethoscope his assistant and nurses said the sounds were "high and squealing, much like the mew of a kitten." This moving event led to a world literature search… in many languages, reported by 114 different authors. Analysis of these records showed that crying (in utero) was almost always associated with obstetrical procedures. About 20% of the crying prenates died – indicating the urgent nature of the cries (p.4).
Further research found this report to be irrefutable. Babies were witnessed crying in utero when experiencing "a hand entering the uterus to bring down a leg, application of forceps, injections of analgesia, inserting a catheter, or rupturing the amniotic sac" (Chamberlain, 1989, p. 4). Dr. Chamberlain describes an account of a group of doctors, midwives, and a mother, who heard a baby "cry five different times over a twelve hour period before labour began, describing it as a startling and awesome event" (p. 4). Though some scientists have judged pain to be healthy for the neonate because it "activates endorphins and prepares the baby for real life" (Chamberlain, 1989, p. 2), research points to the fact that they could not be more wrong. Dr. Sarah Buckley (2005) questions the impact of modern birth practices on more than just neurosis:
We live in a society where depression and anxiety are among the largest burdens of disease worldwide, according to the World Health Organization, and children as young as four are being diagnosed with these conditions; and where young people, at the prime of their lives, are choosing in large numbers to opt out of reality, with mind-altering drugs, or to opt out permanently through suicide (Buckley, 2005, p. 32).
The Impact of Childbirth Interventions on Psychological Functioning
A handful of researchers in Sweden questioned these social issues, and, interested in the correlation between addiction, suicide and birth interventions, studied the birth records of opiate addicts born in a twenty year span, comparing them with the records of their non-addicted siblings (Jacobson, 1990). Individuals whose mothers has been administered pain medications in labour, such as nitrous oxide, opiates, or barbiturates, were predisposed to amphetamine and opiate addiction later in life, especially if the administration of these drugs was ongoing throughout a woman's labour (Jacobson, 1990). Grof (1995) sums up another research study by Jacobson (1987) which examined the link between suicide and birth interventions. This study found that there was an alarming correlation between the type of intervention, and chosen suicide method. Grof points out: "Suicides involving asphyxiation were associated with suffocation at birth, violent suicides with mechanical birth trauma, and drug addiction leading to suicide with opiate and/or barbiturate administration during labour" (Jacobson, 1987, Grof, 1995, p.16). These studies have since been repeated in America with strikingly similar results (Buckley, 2005).
This research points to a process called 'imprinting', which is described as "an unconscious need to repeat a traumatic experience at birth as an adult" (Jacobson, B., 1987, p.370). Randolph (2011) describes the infant perception of pain in terms of "concept of time" (p.5), stating that every experience, to the neonate, feels like "forever" (p.5). This complicates the therapeutic process for individuals attempting to heal issues related to birth trauma, due to the fact that "when they are reliving birth feelings, the pain feels as if it is unending" (Randolph, 2011, p.5). The same author relates her own experience as a professional in the field of primal therapy, the process of reliving one's birth in a controlled, therapeutic setting:
This perception of unending pain may cause a patient to become hopeless and suicidal. We… have found that all suicidal feelings arise from the individual's first confrontation with severe pain and near death from morbid conditions in the womb. It's not just the pain that plunges one into suicidal gestures, but these infantile feelings that go with it; the sense of timelessness, that the pain will never end (Randolph, 2011, p.5).
Randolph (2011) continues by stating that neonates have a built-in reflexive response that can filter "some of the sensory process" (p.5). She states: "As the infant's total consciousness is reduced, he loses some of his ability to fight for survival, and, to varying degrees, relinquishes his participation in the birth process" (Randolph, 2011, p.5). The result of necessitation of this specific defense mechanism can be devastating. Randolph (2011) concludes by stating that "Some infants may have blunted consciousness so extensively, owing to the unrelenting pain, that they are delivered half dead" (p. 5).
Though the medical community is currently operating on the principle that most self-destructive behavior has its roots in early childhood and infant frustration (Grof, 1995), "modern consciousness research has revealed additional significant roots of violence in deep recesses of the psyche that lie beyond postnatal biography and are related to the trauma of biological birth" (Grof, 1995, p. 7).
What can be done to reduce the amount of suffering attributed to neonatal birth trauma? Recognition that neonatal pain is inevitable in childbirth due to the physiology of the birth process itself is not enough to justify the normalization of obstetrical interventions that have been proven detrimental to the human psyche (Chamberlain, 1989). We must change our perception of beings smaller and seemingly "less intellectually sophisticated" than ourselves to include the possibility of inflicted harm. Medical professionals can no longer plead ignorance, and continue to ignore a body of research that indicates that the experiences of the infant, neonate, and even the prenate, are an important aspect of how we live, and who we ultimately become. In the words of Dr. David Chamberlain (1989), a "cultural lag" exists between "what we know and what we do" (p. 9). We must confront this cultural lag, and insist on gentler, less invasive management of labour and birth. We must consider not only the experience of the mother, midwife, or doctor, but also the tiny human being who is not only sentient, but wise, and conscious. Let his first experience with touch be gentle, his eyes given opportunity to adjust to a world with light, and his future be spared painful body-memory of an event under which he had no control. Let us follow the research toward a more humane paradigm of birth.
Buckley, D. (2005). Gentle Birth, Gentle Mothering. Brisbane: One Moon Press.
Chamberlain, D. (1989, Summer). Babies Remember Pain. Pre- And Post-Natal Psychology, pp. 297-210.
Feldhusen, A. (2000). The history of childbirth and midwifery in America. Midwifery Today.
Grof, S. (1995). Consciousness evolution and planetary survival: Psychological roots of human violence and greed. Spirituality, Ecology, and Native Wisdom (pp. 1-23). Killarney, Ireland: Thirteenth International Transpersonal Conference.
Harper, B. (1994). Gentle Birth Choices. Rochester: Healing Arts Press.
Jacobson, B. E. (1987, March 15). Perinatal origin of adult self-destructive behaviour. Acta Psychiatr. Scand., pp. 364-371.
Jacobson, B. N. (1990). Opiate addiction in adult offspring through possible imprinting after obstetric treatment. BMJ, 1067-1070.
Kitzinger, S. (2000). Rediscovering Birth. New York: Little, Brown & Company.
Kloosterman, G. (1982). The universal aspects of childbirth: Human birth as a socio-psychosomatic paradigm. Journal of Psychosomatic Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 35-41.
Kresser, C. (2011). Natural childbirth III: Why undisturb birth? Fertility, Pregnancy & Childbirth, 1-15.
Nyberg, K. A. (1992). Socio-economic versus obstetric risk factors for drug addiction in offspring. British Journal of Addiction, 1669-1676.
Odent, M. (1999). The Scientification of Love. London: Free Association Books.
Prechtl, H. (1984). Continuity of neural functions from prenatal to postnatal life. Oxford: Blackwell Scientific Publications.
Randolph, B. (2011). Birth and its effect on human behaviour. The Denver Primal Journal, 1-8.
Rank, O. (1952). The Trauma of Birth. New York: Robert Brunner.
Sheets-Johnstone, M. (2008). The Roots of Morality. University Park: Pennsylvania State University Press.


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Jessica Lane Chambers was brutally murdered on Saturday night.
Her assailants beat her in the head and then squirted lighter fluid up her nose and down her throat before they torched her.
The fire department found her walking down the road on fire.
Police say they have cell phone evidence that may lead them to her killer.
Jessica had reportedly recently left an abusive relationship with her black boyfriend.
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Family members of a teenager burned alive on Saturday night are desperate for answers in the heinous Mississippi murder.
Jessica Chambers, 19, was found burning near her car that was also engulfed in flames. She was flown to a hospital in Memphis but later died. Early autopsy results reveal that Jessica died from severe burns that covered 98 percent of her body.
"They have ripped everything I have," added Lisa Chambers, Jessica's mother. "She left to go clean out her car and was going to get her something to eat."
The 19-year-old never made it home.
Her father, Ben Chambers, said investigators told him his daughter was set on fire.
"When the fire department got there, she was walking down the road on fire," he said. "Only part of her body that wasn't burned was the bottom of her feet."
He continued as he held back tears, "They squirted lighter fluid down her throat and in her nose, and apparently they knocked her out. She had a big gash on top of her head."
In her last breaths, she may have sent investigators down her killer's trail.
"She told them, she told them, told him who done it," Chambers said.
Investigators won't say what Jessica said or release the chilling details about how she died.
"I love her you know, I'm so sorry Daddy wasn't there for her," her dad said. "I'd trade places with her in a minute if I could."
Conservative Treehouse asks, "If we don't tell this story, who will?"
If the facts, the gruesome and horrific facts around this story, were to hit the Mainstream Media, Mississippi might well burn. Jessica Lane Chambers suffered a similar fate as another buried and brutal murder story, Channon Christian and Christopher Newsom.
However, unlike when Channon and Christopher were murdered this time there are already protests in the streets – the Christian/Newsom horrific murder was buried at a time when the consequences of discussion were far less.
So it can be expected that all efforts will be deployed to hide and then diffuse the truth of Jessica's murder. Which leads to the discussion: If we don't tell this story, who will?
Jessica's burned up car. (MyFOXMemphis)
Jessica was trying to exit a relationship with a black boyfriend, who, again according to social media accounts, had been abusive to her throughout their relationship.
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Wednesday, November 18
Dear PK4 families,
We hope that you enjoyed virtual day yesterday because we have another fun-filled one today! For today's activities, the children will first listen to two stories and then will do an experiment.
To listen to the first story, please go to MyOn and search for the title of the book, which is Rain.
This is the picture of the book cover.
Before you start the experiment, please read this story with your child. The story is about a little cloud.
Great! Now we are ready for the EXPERIMENT!!!!
The purpose of this activity is to help demonstrate how a cloud holds the water until it finally releases it in the form of rain onto the ground.
Rain Jar Experiment
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- Paper towel
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- Spoon
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2. Next use a spoon to take some water and drop it on the paper towel drop by drop. As the paper towel gets heavy, the drops will fall in the jar, and your paper cloud will rain!
Warning: Your "cloud" will might rain heavily at the end of the experiment even outside the jar. Make sure your child drops the water slowly slowly on the paper towel, observes each time what is happening, and enjoys the process. As your child is doing the experiment, please make sure to ask why he/she thinks the water is not dropping in the jar immediately or why he/she thinks it's falling in the jar too quickly.
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"It's raining, it's pouring, the old man is snoring…?!!!"
Welcome to our 2nd Virtual Day. Here is what we have planned for today:
We will begin by listening to a story about Thanksgiving. The title of the story is "Happy Thanksgiving, Gus!" by Jacklyn Williams. You can find the story on myOn (please contact your homeroom teacher in case you face any difficulties logging in). After listening to the story, kindly help your child draw a picture of the one thing he/she is mostly thankful for. Please, let your child bring his/her picture to school on Wednesday, November 18.
Our next activity is a very funny one. In the classroom we have been working a lot on sorting objects according to their attributes. First let your child collect a variety of shoes. Then help him/her sort the shoes according to their sizes, colors, and types (sport shoes, slippers, flip-flops, etc). Take a photo of the sorting every time your child finishes, and email the pictures to the homeroom teacher by Wednesday, November 18.
Remember to enjoy your day and play with the rain. It is not something we see here often …
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The timezone in Central Cemetery is America/Rankin_Inlet
Morning Sunrise at 07:01 and Evening Sunset at 17:21. It's light
Rough GPS position Latitude. 32.9253°, Longitude. -90.0189° , Elevation. 97m
Morning Sunrise at 07:01 and Evening Sunset at 17:21. It's light
Rough GPS position Latitude. 32.9253°, Longitude. -90.0189° , Elevation. 97m
Weather near Central Cemetery Last report from Greenwood, Greenwood-LeFlore Airport, MS 81.4km awayTemperature: 2°C / 36°F
Wind: 10.4km/h East/Southeast
Cloud: Sky Clear
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A Lady Gaga video serves as far more than a simple visual interpretation of a song. Coming from a musician who fully inhabits her artistic persona on a daily basis, Gaga's videos are thematic shots across the bow layered with imagery that signals her latest obsessions. Because of her protean, ever-changing sensibilities, "reinvention" barely has any meaning for her. In a body of work defined by constant change, a transition or break can be difficult to see. To clearly mark it would require a video that induces a grandiose shock, a sensory electroconvulsion—and that's what "Born This Way" provides.
Gaga's debut, The Fame, and all the visual media that accompanied it were fixated on notions of the spectator: the relationship between artist and audience, of watching and being watched. The Fame Monster and its videos expanded and subverted those concepts, but as the title indicates, the thematic focus remained in familiar space. "Born This Way"—also the title of Gaga's forthcoming album—marks a shift away from the spectator toward the investigation of identity. It's not about being seen, but about being.
The video, directed by Nick Knight (who photographed Gaga for the current issue of Vanity Fair), signals this transition by starting off with a creation myth: To form an identity, Gaga must first create the universe. In this psychedelic sequence, Gaga returns to the well of Hitchcockian psychology by underscoring the whole segment with Bernard Herrmann's theme from Vertigo. There's a cosmic mythos to it all, with Gaga as "Mother Monster" giving birth to "the new race, a race within the race of humanity, a race which bears no prejudice, no judgment." The beautiful organic symmetry of this world is immediately threatened by dualism and the "birth of evil." As in any good creation myth, this evil is almost ludicrously overdetermined, with a circle of phallic machine guns that ring like church bells—and this is all before the song even begins.
The rest of the video works on repairing this fractured world, and this easy good-vs.-evil dualism is broken down and replaced with something far more complex with its mélange of writhing, commingling bodies and a quality that might be best described as xenomaternal pansexuality. Gaga shuns any sanitized and generic portrayal of diversity; instead, she embraces a sexual energy that's charged with darkness yet all the more joyous for it. The subdermal tweaks to her face and body, those pointed protrusions in her cheeks and shoulders, physically and symbolically expand not only what is acceptable, but also what is desirable. And the point where she exudes maximum sexual charisma isn't in her half-naked dancing or when she's thrusting crotch-first into a mass of painted flesh; it's when she melds a pink bouffant and a sharp tuxedo to become the kinetic skeletal counterpart to Rick Genest's Zombie Boy.
In "Born This Way," Gaga alters and plays with a number of the familiar symbols in her lexicon. The use of eye imagery is still present, but it's being pushed in a new direction. For Gaga, the eyes have always been a source of identity, but in many ways it was a narrow and passive one: the connection between audience and performer, a relationship of seeing and being seen. Here she's reaching for something more fully embodied and active, starting with the eyes, but expanding from there. Mother Monster has a third eye; however, it's not in her forehead, but on her chin, pointing downward to the source of her physical and sexual energy. This transition is made literal with a shot inside a glassy incubation chamber where we start off close on Gaga's eyes and, after a split-second spiraling transition, we're staring right at her zippered vulva.
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Hard-hitting lightweight Jeremy Stephens will replace an injured John Cholish against Yves Edwards at UFC on Fox 5.
Promotion officials announced the news Friday. Cholish sustained a groin injury will prevent him from competing against Edwards at the Dec. 8 event, which takes place at Seattle's KeyArena. The evening's main draw airs live on Fox's flagship network and is topped by a lightweight title tilt between reigning champion Benson Henderson and challenger Nate Diaz.
Stephens and Edwards were initially booked against each other last month at UFC on FX 5 in Minneapolis. However, that pairing was scrapped just hours before the event when Stephens was arrested on an out of state warrant.
Known for his power punching, Stephens, 26, rides two consecutive victories heading into his short-notice appearance. "Lil' Heathen" kicked off last year with victories over Marcus Davis and Daniel Downes but closed out 2011 with a split-decision defeat to former WEC champion Anthony Pettis. Most recently, Stephens was outpointed by another WEC vet in Donald Cerrone on May 15 at UFC on Fuel TV 3.
Edwards, 36, has lost two of his last three after posting back-to-back victories in his return to the Octagon. The "Thugjitsu Master" will make his first appearance of 2012 against Stephens, competing for the first time since he was outpointed by "Ultimate Fighter" Season 13 winner Tony Ferguson last December at the "TUF 14" finale.


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The first is the mana acceleration package of Arbor Elf and Utopia Sprawl. Despite being five colors, the manabase here is skewed heavily toward green to make this package work, which is easy enough to do with fetchlands and shocklands. That Utopia Sprawl and tertiary accelerant Birds of Paradise provide extra fixing and also you start casting Bring to Light as early as Turn 3.
The second package is built around Restoration Angel. Most of the creatures in the deck have enters-the-battlefield effects that you can double up on with Restoration Angel, and of course there is a singleton Kiki-Jiki, Mirror Breaker for the full-on combo. Conveniently, Kiki-Jiki is in range to be found with a fully converged Bring to Light, so the singleton copy isn't too hard to find when your opponent puts their shields down.
And the last package is Nahiri, the Harbinger. Historically found in Jeskai and Mardu control decks as a finisher, it's an easy card to protect in this deck with all of your creatures, and the mana acceleration in this deck means you can cast it on Turn 2, thus threatening an attacking Emrakul, the Aeons Torn as early as Turn 4. Keep in mind that its ultimate can also search for Kiki-Jiki, Mirror Breaker for a combo kill, though unfortunately Nahiri cannot be found with Bring to Light. I guess you can't have all the fun.
With access to five colors of mana and several tutors, the options for this deck are endless. In this list I particularly like the Fiery Justice. In a deck that is necessarily light on removal, having your removal spells be very high-impact is important, and Fiery Justice can completely level an opposing battlefield, while the five life isn't a big issue, since you aren't trying winning on that axis.
No matter what your metagame, you'll be able to find a configuration of this deck that can be competitive, and honestly, there's no better feeling than blinking Acidic Slime with Restoration Angel, especially against a Tron player, so have at 'em.
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Supreme Court says Zahra Kazemi's family can't sue Iran for her death
Canadians tortured or abused by governments overseas can't sue their assailants in court here unless Parliament passes exemptions to a law that grants immunity to foreign states, the country's top court says.
The Supreme Court of Canada ruled Friday that the family of Canadian journalist Zahra Kazemi, who died after being tortured while imprisoned in Iran in June 2003, can't sue that country for damages.
Kazemi, a Canadian of Iranian origin, was sexually assaulted, tortured and beaten into a coma by her captors before dying two days later. Iranian authorities had arrested her for taking photos outside the notorious Evin prison in Tehran.
Kazemi was buried in Iran, despite requests from her son, Stephan Hashemi, that her remains be returned to Canada.
Hashemi waged an eight-year legal battle to sue the Islamic Republic of Iran; its head of state, Grand Ayatollah Ali Khamenei; and a prosecutor and prison official involved in Kazemi's torture. But it ended with the high court ruling that Iran was protected by Canada's State Immunity Act.
The court said Parliament could change the law, but had so far decided not to do so.
"Parliament has the ability to change the current state of the law on exceptions to state immunity … and allow those in situations like Mr. Hashemi and his mother's estate to seek redress in Canadian courts," Justice Louis LeBel wrote for the majority.
"Parliament has simply not chosen to do it yet."
The family's legal team and opposition MPs urged the government to amend the law.
"The government has nowhere to hide," said NDP foreign affairs critic Paul Dewar. "Either they are standing with victims of torture or they're not. It's that clear-cut."
A spokeswoman for Justice Minister Peter MacKay said the government is reviewing the decision.
Before 1982, Canadians courts adhered to the idea that foreign states held complete immunity from prosecution, but made exemptions on a case-by-case basis. When Parliament enacted the State Immunity Act in 1985, it limited immunity in only a few cases, including cases where someone was injured or died in Canada at the hands of a foreign state actor.
Those words, "in Canada" was a key reason the Supreme Court upheld two lower court rulings that said Hashemi couldn't sue Iran.
Kazemi family lawyers had argued before the court that Canada had to allow the lawsuit to proceed, in order to fulfil its obligations under an international agreement. Signatories to the United Nations Convention on Torture are required to ensure victims can sue their assailants in civil court, they argued.
But the top court, in a 6-1 ruling, sided with arguments from the Iranian and Canadian governments, saying that the State Immunity Act in its present form doesn't allow civil suits in cases where torture has taken place outside of Canada.
"Parliament has made a choice to give priority to a foreign state's immunity over civil redress for citizens who have been tortured abroad," LeBel wrote. "That policy choice is not a comment about the evils of torture, but rather an indication of what principles Parliament has chosen to promote."
The lone dissenting judge, Justice Rosalie Abella, argued that two of the key figures in the family's lawsuit — former Tehran prosecutor Saeed Mortazavi and prison official Mohammad Bakhshi — shouldn't receive any state immunity.
"I see no reason to include torture in the category of official state conduct attracting individual immunity," Abella wrote.
A brief chronology
June 23: Zahra Kazemi is arrested outside Evin prison in Tehran where she was taking photographs of the families of imprisoned student protesters. She is taken into custody in the same prison and subjected to brutal interrogation, torture and sexual assault.
June 27: Kazemi is moved to a hospital in Tehran.
July 3: Iranian officials tell Kazemi's family that she has been taken to a hospital.
July11: Kazemi dies in the hospital.
July 13: Iran announces that Kazemi "suffered a stroke when she was subject to interrogation and died in hospital." The same day, under pressure from Canada, Iran's president, Mohammad Khatami, orders an investigation into her death.
July 20: Iran admits that Kazemi died from a fractured skull caused by "a physical attack."
July 21: Canadian foreign affairs minister Bill Graham says what happened to Kazemi "was a flagrant violation of her rights under international human rights law and a breach of obligations that Iran owes to the international community."
July 28: An Iranian court rules Kazemi's fatal head injuries were accidental, the result of fainting because she refused to eat.
March 31: Following his escape from Iran in 2004, Shahram Azam, a former military physician, says he examined Kazemi four days after her arrest. He says she showed marks of having been tortured. There were signs of rape, skull fracture, broken fingers and torn fingernails, abdominal bruising and beaten feet, he says. Azam was granted landed immigrant status in Canada as a refugee.
Kazemi's son, Stephan Hashemi, files a civil lawsuit in Montreal's Superior Court against the government of Iran, Iran's leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Saeed Mortazavi, Tehran's chief prosecutor, and Mohammad Bakhshi, former deputy chief of intelligence for Evin prison. Iran argues the case should be dismissed under Canada's State Immunity Act. The law generally provides immunity to foreign governments.
Quebec's Superior Court rejects the claims made by Zahra Kazemi's estate, ruling that because she suffered injuries only outside Canada, no claim for compensation could be made in Canada. On the other hand, because Hashemi suffered nervous shock in Canada because of mistreatment of a family member, his claim was allowed to stand.
The Quebec Court of Appeal rules that the defendants, including Iran and Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, are immune under Canada's State Immunity Act, even in cases of torture. It also rejects Hashemi's personal claim, saying the exceptions in the State Immunity Act do not apply in his case.
The Supreme Court of Canada announces it will hear Hashemi's appeal of the ruling by the Quebec Court of Appeal.
– From the Montreal Gazette


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the highly lauded CD Projekt Red sequel today, The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings.
Originally announced last summer, the title was originally planned to launch on Xbox 360 in 2011, but had to be pushed back to early 2012 before Warner Bros. signed on to publish. Recently, we were able to spend some time with the game and speak with the developers, so be sure to read up on our findings and start sharpening your silver swords -- you've only got about three months to get back into evil-vanquishing shape!


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(This was intended as an op-ed piece for a Cairo-based newspaper. We couldn't get it published in a timely manner, so it ended up here...)
So much momentum was built for this year's UN Climate Summit in Copenhagen (COP15) – and so much is at stake – and by the Summit's end so little was offered. The agreed upon 'Copenhagen Accord' has been a resounding failure, with no legally binding commitments to carbon emissions reductions and insufficient funding for developing nations to cut their rates of emissions.
The scientific and civil society communities are largely behind the target of restoring carbon dioxide levels in the earth's atmosphere to 350 parts per million (ppm), in order to save life from the worst of climate change effects. This means keeping climate change to 1.5˚ Celsius above pre-industrial levels. And this roughly translates into 30% reductions in carbon emissions from 1990 levels by 2020 and 80% by 2050.
According to the Guardian, the Copenhagen Accord drops these targets – 1.5˚C increase and 80% reductions by 2050 – and instead vaguely promises reductions to a temperature increase of 2˚ Celsius, but with no clear measures of how we would reach that goal.
The Group of 77, the largest representative of countries present at the Summit, representing more than 134 nations or roughly 80% of humanity, was loud in its opposition to a 2˚C increase agreement. G77's Chief Negotiator, Lumumba Stanislaus Di-Aping, called this a "suicide pact" for the G77. According to a leaked document from the UN's own Framework Convention on Climate Change (FCC) Secretariat, during the last week of the Summit, what was on the table at Copenhagen would lead to at least a 2˚C increase, which amounts to at least a 3.5˚C increase for all regions of the African continent. And such a huge temperature increase will mean almost certain devastation for the continent.
And of course it is not just the African continent that will face certain devastation. Add the many small island nations in the mix, plus the many low-lying nations and cities throughout the world. But really, we are just talking about the more immediate catastrophe brought by climate change. If we go beyond the next two or three decades, the truly global devastation of global warming becomes much more apparent. This is why civil society groups have been present throughout COP15 from in and outside the UN Summit, calling for a "real deal" – 350 ppm, 1.5˚ Celsius.
And this is precisely why they were wire-tapped, arrested, stripped of their UN Summit badges. Groups from Greenpeace to Friends of the Earth were refused entry into the Summit during the last days, as the global elite and their sham of a deal was being hashed out.
US President Obama came to the Summit briefly to try to fool the world that the US has come to be a leader and is ready to tackle climate change. With a play on words (17% reduction in emissions by 2020) one may think that with Obama on the throne the US is quite serious, but those targets are from 2005 levels and come out to actually a mere 4% from 1990 levels. Further, the US has pledged to support a $100bn global fund to help developing nations adapt to climate change, but made no specific commitments to meet its climate debt. In fact, US political leaders refuse to acknowledge that industrialized countries, particularly the US, owe a debt to the rest of the non-industrialized world for historically contributing most to this climate disaster, while developing countries must face it.
The United States was indeed leading the way at the Summit – to utterly preposterous targets that will lead millions and millions displaced, hungry, dead. This is not exactly surprising. In fact, it is quite utterly expected. But what is noteworthy at least from here, in Cairo, is the Arab World's seeming agreement with such untenable leadership.
Where in fact have countries of the Arab Union "been" in all of this? According to one of the main civil society groups on climate action, 350.org, more than half of the world's countries support the 350 ppm target. And of those majority countries only two Arab Union countries are among them – Yemen and Sudan. All other North Africa and Middle East countries officially support weaker climate change policies.
Even more, according to the Pew Global Attitudes Project 2008, of the Pew Research Center based in Washington, D.C., a survey of climate change concerns in 24 countries ranked the three Arab countries included in the survey – Lebanon, Jordan and Egypt – 18th, 20th and 21st, respectively. This survey was conducted in select countries in all five continents and reflects relatively little concern about climate change among people of the Arab region.
This is startling considering what is known about inevitable climate change impacts in the region. The 2009 Report of the Arab Forum for Environment and Development (AFED) warns that global warming will have drastic impacts on a number of Arab countries.
According to Denmark's lead climate change negotiator, Niels Pultz, studies on the sea level rise have shown that the Middle East and Africa are the most likely to be affected, second only to small island states in oceans.
The 2009 AFED forecasts that the sea level rise will mostly threaten Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Kuwait and Tunisia, devastating "one to three percent of land in these countries." In Egypt, more than 12 percent of the country's best agricultural land in the Nile Delta is at risk from the sea level rise.
Even Egypt's own Agricultural Research Center recently issued an official report forecasting major losses in agriculture and rural life in the Delta region due to climate change, with millions of people being displaced in the coming decades.
Also, with global warming encroaching fresh water supplies in the region will continue to be under severe limitations. "Environmental deterioration forms serious threats to peace in our Arab region and the world as a result of the increase in the conflict around water resource," Lebanon's Environment Minister Mohammed Rahhal has cautioned.
The message: It is alarming that people of the Arab World are not taking climate change seriously enough. Listen and follow the lead of the G77 – the voice and reason of the vulnerable, developing nations – and demand climate justice. There is still much negotiating to do in the years to come and the G77 coalition will be much strengthened by a strong commitment from Arab countries.


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Though many of the artifacts in our "Best Treasure Ever" bracket have magical effects, none of them can hold a candle to the magic that happens when Pete Strackmeier and Arthur M. Gameological III join forces. In this fourth and final installment of the Old-Time Treasure Appraise Show, Mr. Gameological explains the provenance of an item from the world of Oblivion and Skyrim, while Pete Strackmeier returns to do whatever it is he does.
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- n. A European annual plant (Lapsana communis) naturalized in eastern North America, having a milky juice and small yellow flower heads.
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- n. A flowering plant, Lapsana communis, that yields a milky juice
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- n. A yellow-flowered composite herb (Lampsana communis), formerly used as an external application to the nipples of women; -- called also dock-cress.
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- n. A plant, Lapsana communis: so called from its remedial use. See Lapsana and cress.
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From its former use in folk medicine to treat breast tumors.
In rougher, gloriously weedy places, I don't remember watching as many gold-banded hoverflies fiddling with the nipplewort.


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Apple has today unveiled new units in its MacBook Pro range of Retina laptops. The units sport improved (and newer) Intel Haswell processors, coupled with increased RAM as standard options. 13-inch Pro models come with 8GB of RAM minimum, while the larger 15-inch options pack 16GB. Not only are we looking at increased specifications, but the high-end 15-inch Retina MacBook Pro has also received a price drop, now selling for $2499.
Prices in US dollars are equivalent to what's listed in the above photo for the UK. As one can spot in the screenshot, here are the new model configurations:
Here are the new 13-inch models:
- $1299 – 2.6GHz dual-core i5 processor and 8GB RAM and 128GB of flash storage
- $1499 – 2.6GHz dual-core i5 processor and 8GB RAM and 256GB of flash storage
- $1799 – 2.8GHz dual-core i7 processor and 8GB of RAM and 512GB of flash storage
And for the 15-inch:
- $1999 – 2.2GHz quad-core i7 processor, 16GB RAM and 256GB of flash storage
- $2499 – 2.5GHz quad-core i7 processor, 16GB RAM and 512GB of flash storage
If Retina isn't quite up your street yet, the non-Retina MacBook Pro has also received a price cut with the laptop now going for $1099 – the only issue is we've noticed that the components haven't been bumped. Check out the new selection of MacBooks on the Apple Store:
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Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Another Finish
Well it's official...we had the warmest March on record here in VA.
I really liked the large wind-swept blooms in these red & taupe prints.
I chose them for this block because they seemed to be a perfect match to the unusually warm & windy weather we had during the month.
every quilt tells a story....
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I like the fabrics you have used. The pops of color with the redwork don't overwhelm the stitchery but complement it.ReplyDelete
I am so glad that you stopped by! If I come over, will you show me how to embroder like you do?! Love your handwork.ReplyDelete
Perfect!!! Always love your fabric choices and settings!! You inspire me!!ReplyDelete
Love your fabric choices too! The colors really do compliment the redwork. Beautiful! West coast weather went from a warm winter to a cold wet Spring. More coming in this week... some of the ski resorts are staying open until the end of April!ReplyDelete
We had an unusually warm March here. Hope it does not bode for a sizzling summer! How sweet are these redwork blocks!ReplyDelete
Love the little stitchery, very sweet, and definitely complimented with your fabric choices! A delightful block!ReplyDelete
She is just the cutest ! Just perfect block for the windy days of March !ReplyDelete
Perfect. I love French General as you know, so these look great with your embroidery.ReplyDelete
Beautiful, I love your block, the fabric is perfect. I just got this pattern and I'm excited to start this stitchery.ReplyDelete
We have had a very early spring here in Iowa...we might see fall in late July ....hope not!!!ReplyDelete
Miss March is adorable and your fabrics are perfect with the embroidery.
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Today, we'll learn how to fight, how to protect ourself, how to be a real man ! Are you ready ? These kinds of tutorials are all over the web, you can therefore learn cooking, making up, building houses… It's very educational and you can learn a lot of things in order to become a smarter person.
But you can also find weird videos on the dark web like this strong man who is going to teach you a primordial lesson for survival. First you need to get dressed, very dressed, extremely dressed… Just count how many layers of clothe this guys is wearing ! I swear he is more well equipped than those soldiers who fight in Syria, even a bazooka can't go through him.
But wait, hold your breath because this hero is a true warrior and he is going to show it by slashing this redoubtable bottle of coke in a matter of seconds. Brace yourself, he trained for years and all his life's purpose remain on this crucial moment, savour it, time has come to unleash his all mighty power against this bottle that took his family in hostage. He must succeed on their behalf and avenge them with one quick and precise movement. And… He missed, how if this even possible ?! It was a huge bottle of 2.5 liters not a can of 25cl. Calm down, don't worry failure does not exist in this legend's vocabulary, he will retry and this time it is the right take, he will not falter, all this unbearable thrill is going to end only one true winner will stand, this bottle will regret being made, this samurai had always preferred Pepsi. Then… He succeeded, that was so unexpected, quick and intense like the gesture of a ninja, I bet all my money on the bottle ! I must concede it, he was stronger than I thought. It was so majestic the way he finished by stabbing his katana on the table, it represents Excalibur's sword.
I hope you found his explanations useful, if you don't you're not human and above all don't hesitate to check his other masterpieces creations with the likes of how to act in case a burglar breaks in into your house and you are hidden with your saber or various techniques to handle every weapons possible and tested on very dangerous and harmful wooden sticks in his garden's yard. Believe me this man know everything about sticks swords and fashion, our new messi just await to be recognized as its fair value. He invented this new art and at the moment it is yet unmatched by any other combat that had aver existed.
In conclusion don't forget to get armed and together we can fight the most feared and hated ennemy on the entire universe : coke bottles, the whole future of our existence depends on it ! But I hope you liked it as much I enjoyed making it. Stay safe and goodbye ( little disclaimer : I'll never come back again ).


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|Yale medical diploma awarded Asaph Leavitt Bissell, Class of 1815
There is a trend in the global health literature calling for an authority to credential those who undertake medical humanitarian missions in low-income countries (LICs). The argument is that there is no oversight as to the medical or cultural competencies of these providers, and that harm ensues from well-intentioned but incompetent individuals.
Of course, patients in LICs deserve the same standard of care as those in high-income countries (HICs), accepting the different infrastructure, equipment, drugs etc. However, I feel that there are several arguments against a global credentialing hegemony.
In the US, licensed physicians can legally perform any medical procedure no matter their training. Hospitals require credentialing, but a physician can set up a private clinic and practice plastic surgery despite having trained as an ENT doctor. How can we insist on higher standards for those giving their time and skills to help those overseas?
Although there are anecdotes of incompetent visiting practitioners practicing sub-standard medicine in LICs, these incidents are rare. Conversely, incidents of malpractice are relatively common in the US despite our rigorous licensure process. More harm is perpetrated by well-funded, well-publicized organizations without a coherent perspective on global health, international development, or ethics.
Medical volunteers are usually self-financed, and take time away from families and jobs. To add bureaucratic requirements for further training, examinations and paperwork would add further financial burden to volunteers and/or their organizations, and undoubtedly dissuade many from engaging.
In these financially strained times, charitable donations are increasingly limited. Endowing an overarching organization with standards-setting power is inviting manipulation of the global health agenda to one party's financial advantage or philosophy. Patients gain much from a diversity of groups offering a broad range of services and philosophies.
How could such a credentialing institution actually prevent an individual or organization from travelling and treating patients? It is paternalistic to imagine that HICs need to protect the citizens of LICs. The governments of LICs are best placed to institute appropriate restrictions on an organization or individual's scope of practice. For example, The Republic of Ghana requires visiting medical practitioners to obtain a Ghana medical license before they can participate in medical care - a perfectly reasonable and achievable standard, set by the nation and citizens concerned.
I believe a more reasonable alternative to a credentialing agency is an extension of the system currently practiced by many of the more successful humanitarian groups. Such organizations use an in-house credentialing process that mirrors that of an American medical institution. This prevents those few cases of 'cowboy' surgeons, and protects the organization from accusations of malpractice. I would suggest that these organizations could share credentialing information. If they agree to a credentialing standard, then once a practitioner is credentialed with, for example IVUMed they could work with ReSurge without further paperwork. Such a cross-credentialing service would encourage new volunteers to enter into this work with a well-established, philosophically coherent endeavor, and not the inexperienced groups that generate such bad press.


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One of my Roving of the Month Club listings made it into this beautiful Etsy Treasury called "Somewhere Over The Rainbow" curated by DreamsFactory. What a gorgeous collection of rainbow colored items!
Sunday, May 23, 2010
Somewhere Over the Rainbow Etsy Treasury
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- Ann said...
What a great treasury that is. congrats on being included
- May 23, 2010 at 10:07 AM
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It's a perfect fit!
- May 23, 2010 at 10:49 AM
- Anna said...
Congrats on the rainbow treasury!!! Thanks for stopping by my rasberry post. I promised to feature Maria Bower on my blog many months ago when I hardly got any visitors. I hope that I can send som interested jewellery-lovers her way, because her roses are just wonderful.
- May 23, 2010 at 1:01 PM
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When it comes to transfer policy you can never really guarantee success as there's risk involved in any transfer but when it comes to the Eredivise, it really is a lottery! You could unearth an absolute gem or you could be lumbered with a huge flop, the Eredivisie has thrown a few interesting players our way and here's a look at some of the successes and flops to make the short move across Europe.
I must admit when I started writing this I was planning to make it much more centred around the flops from the Dutch League but after doing some research I began to realise that some teams had actually done extremely well with their dealings via the Netherlands. Perhaps the biggest success in recent times from the Eredivisie has to be the infamous Luis Suarez. Back in 2011 Liverpool had money to burn after selling Fernando Torres for £50m and they had mixed success with their replacements. The £35m move for Andy Carroll turned sour but on the other hand, capturing Luis Suarez for £22m turned out to be great business. Suarez went on to become a Liverpool legend and scored goals for fun on Merseyside. Despite his poor discipline, Suarez was worshipped by Liverpool fans and 3 years later Liverpool made over £40m profit on the Uruguayan meaning he can definitely be regarded as one of the better purchases.
Wind back a few years and we have another brilliant purchase but this time from Manchester United. In the Summer of 2000 they secured Ruud van Nistelrooy for £18.5m from PSV and I think we all know how that turned out! Van Nistelrooy bagged 95 league goals in 150 appearances for United and was even named the best striker in Europe in the 2002/2003 season.
One that might not spring to mind is Dirk Kuyt to Liverpool. Kuyt joined the Reds in 2006 and was a hugely reliable player for them, often providing crucial goals in big games. 71 goals during his time in England is perfect evidence of this . Kuyt was pivotal in Liverpool's European campaign of 2007/2008, contributing 7 goals to the cause.
I could go on and on but other successes from the Eredivisie include the two Belgian centre backs who sought moves to North London in Vermaelen and Vertonghen. Although his impact in England's top division has somewhat fizzled out, Wilfried Bony proved a shrewd move on Swansea's part too, after joining from Vitesse. Southampton also acquired Graziano Pelle from the Netherlands and he enjoyed a few good seasons in the Premier League. Christian Eriksen is another who made the switch and he has become one of the best attacking midfielders in the league since. More recent successes include Daley Blind to United and Dusan Tadic, again, to the Saints.
It hasn't all been plain-sailing though and some teams have been left bemused after shelling out large fees for players who have had less than no impact upon arrival. Afonso Alves most definitely falls into this category after Middlesbrough spent €20m on the Brazilian. Although that barely makes a dent in the market these days, just think how much that was 9 years ago! Despite the hype and huge fee, Alves managed a measly 4 league goals and by September of the next year had been shipped out to the Qatari League!
When thinking about flops from the Eredivisie, the first name that probably came to mind was Memphis Depay. The Dutch winger had been absolutely tearing the division up and United fans were bursting with excitement after his signing. The transfer proved to be completely unspectacular and Depay really struggled to settle in at Old Trafford and is now plying his trade over in France for Lyon, disappointed was an understatement for United fans!
Sunderland fans will sympathise after they had to go through a similar ordeal with Jozy Altidore. The American arrived with high hopes after scoring more than 1 in 2 for previous club AZ Alkmaar but managed just one strike for the Black Cats. Altidore's performances were thoroughly underwhelming and he has since gone out to the MLS in a bid to rediscover his form with Toronto FC.
There are plenty more disappointments that the Eredivisie has served up but a few players in particular that have led Premier League fans to misery are Janssen to Spurs, Bryan Ruiz to Fulham, Marco Van Ginkel to Chelsea and let's not forget duo Siem De Jong and Vurnon Anita who both had a go at cracking the Premier League with Newcastle.
I'd like to say that writing this made it glaringly obvious what the secret to success was when scouting players from the Eredivisie but in truth it just emphasised the point that sometimes it is just a lottery and all you can do is hope, because in football, anything can happen, but I guess that's why we love it!


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DELAND — Several Lake County artists were among the winners at the DeLand Outdoor Art Festival.
The 20th annual show was held last weekend at Earl Brown Park in DeLand.
Al Leonard of Leesburg won first place in the graphics category. Second place went to Charles Limpus of Orlando. Paul Bishop of DeLand won third place and Robert Brooks, DeLeon Springs, received honorable mention.


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You only need to look at the shite that Newcastle fans put up with to see that apathy and disengagement are the prevalent characteristics of modern football fanbases, their and our anger numbed by the ultra capitalist clutches of Sky with their bright colours and hyperbolic talk of 'the best league in the world'. They are to blame of course, but we're all culpable in it. And I'm saying nothing new, original or insightful.
Kenwright out hashtags seem to be gathering momentum on Twitter and also some bits on Facebook. What are folks feelings on this outside of the sphere of Twitter and Is there a bit of a groundswell of support for a movement to get rid (or in reality make him feel unloved enough to dent his ego). It could be said that now is a time to be more vocal about it and put pressure on seen as we have nothing to play for . I'm not a fan of his leadership of our club, his failures speak for themselves and I believe if he wasn't a blue he would have been hounded out years ago. I'd like to avoid phrases like he's better than venkys/Lerner/dem yanks, asking for names of people who can/will buy us and blaming the stadium for no one bring interested. While I think they, certainly the stadium at least are valid discussion points I'd like to see how people feel about whether bill, and the current board/ownership are good enough, and is now an ideal opportunity to let feelings known. For me, I don't think we particularly need a billionaire (would obviously be easier) just someone with a more aggressive and intelligent business plan. Someone who accepts that away from the playing side football is a a big business and needs to be thought of in terms of profit, brand awareness, commercial reputation. Someone who will attack the Right markets at the right time (we missed the boat with a massive in to Australian markets). The club is in a position to capitalise on growing interest in the U.S., but will it? Also if there was a vocal majority expressing desire to see the back of bill would it make a difference?
There's also the realisation that the FFP stabilised the status quo and closed down the era of billionaires turfing wagonloads of money into a playing squad and buying instant success.
Imagine if big business decisions were based on a hashtag
tbh, Im sick of having my love and loyalty to the club questioned anytime I defend Kenwright.The majority of debates I have on here, twitter, the pub etc...... end with me getting accused of having my head in the sand or not knowing how big Everton are because I wasnt around in the 80's. This is why anykind of movement will never take off. The fanbase is too divisive, and I think more and more people will become appathetic to the situation because of how people react when defending Kenwright.Having been to Blue Union meetings and marches and seeing the people on twitter who are trying to start this movement I've come to the conclusion that I dont want any of these people having any kind of influence on the club.Until attitudes change and the Kenwright 'haters' are willing to have reasoned debate then nothings going to change.
Personally I always steer clear of questioning people's loyalty etc, but the keep kenWright camp do usually place an unbelievable mount of stock in "he's a blue so he's got our best interests at heart", "who would you have in instead" and "at least he's not venkys" there are accusations of kopitery etc from the less intelligent among both camps in the absence of coherent argument for either viewpoint and that's wrong. Bill in or bill out you and I have our passionate opinions because we care what happens going forward and because we want to see success. I am yet to, in my opinion, see any sensible and coherent argument in support of Bill that can counter the numerous failures he has overseen. That list is huge and is often countered by excuses rather than reasons to back him.
When you say that the keep Kenwright camp place a huge amount of stock in "he's a blue so he's got our best interests at heart", "who would you have in instead" and "at least he's not venkys", what is the big problem with that?For every Man City, there is a Portsmouth. For every Chelsea, there is a Blackburn Rovers. So what is wrong with our current board being very picky about who they choose to do business with? In any case, who, apart from those inside the club, knows what offers may or may not have been made to invest/buy the club? Who would you consider to be a suitable replacement for the incumbent board? Sure, the current incumbents are far from perfect, but do you happen to know anybody with the type of cash required to buy the club, redevelop/relocate the stadium and provide the sort of investment over a sustained period that would have us challenging the top four consistently? If you do, are these people actively seeking a sleeping giant of a football club to spunk hundreds of millions of pounds into? Asking who would come in to replace him is a perfectly valid question. Would you want us to bring in a fucking loon like they have at Cardiff City, who decides we should play in red because it's lucky, or a knobhead like the one at Hull, who wants us to change our name to Everton Toffees of Liverpool? I certainly wouldn't want to see that.The silly part of it all is that both camps have supporters who love the club and want nothing more than to see us challenging where we belong again. It's not constructive to label someone who simply has a different opinion on the way forward a kopite. We all want the same thing. We just have different opinions about how it can be achieved.
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The eatery is set to open Jan. 18, at 14 Farm View, near the intersection of Mercedes Drive and Philips Parkway.
Wegmans opened last fall at 100 Farm View.
The first 25 customers will score a free Chipotle T-shirt and buy-one-get-one coupon to use on a return visit.
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