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New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg made his city the world leader in the fight to defend against climate change and reduce carbon emissions.
This book, just released, tells the story.
It is being published as a multi-media e-book on ICN Books brand new app, and serialized in installments starting today oninsideclimatenews.org.
Experts say New York’s accomplishments rank among the most comprehensive of any of the world’s leading cities, despite rarely capturing the attention of the public during the mayor’s tenure or earning mention in media assessments as the mayor prepares to leave office.
Bloomberg’s PlaNYC has decades of implementation ahead – if it continues – but already it has reduced energy use in large buildings and improved air quality, re-imagined and reconstituted the urban landscape, and set the city on a trajectory to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions 30% by 2030 below 2005 levels.
The 10-chapter multimedia ebook, released via a new multi-media ICN Books app, is based on extensive interviews with the mayor and key players on his team.
InsideClimate News is a Pulitzer Prize-winning, non-profit, non-partisan news organization that covers clean energy, carbon energy, nuclear energy and environmental science — and the territory in between where law, policy and public opinion are shaped. Its mission is to produce clear, objective stories that gives the public and decision-makers the information they need to navigate the heat and emotion of climate and energy debates shaping our world for generations to come.
Michael Bloomberg’s record as one of New York City’s longest serving mayors has been analyzed to the point of exhaustion. His ban of oversized soft drinks, his calorie counts on restaurant menus, his police department’s stop-and-frisk policy, his obsession with data, even his penchant for loafers—it has all been dissected and then dissected again.
Rarely mentioned, however, is Bloomberg’s dogged effort to reduce New York’s greenhouse gas emissions and to protect the city and its 8.4 million residents from the perils of climate change. Climate experts around the world say the plans created under his leadership are a model for other cities. But most Americans, including New Yorkers, know little or nothing about his record in this area.
An undertaking as complex as preparing a city for the challenges of climate change is much harder to grasp than, say, building a park or a bridge or banning giant cups of cola. It means laying plans for projects that are invisible to the naked eye, like reducing air pollution, and may not be completed for years or even decades.
Their effort is important for two reasons. First, it gives New Yorkers a clear picture of the groundwork that has been laid to ensure their city’s future, so they can demand that successive mayors continue or improve on Bloomberg’s work. Second, it offers politicians in other cities a roadmap for creating their own sustainability and climate change plans. Other U.S. cities have begun grappling with the prospect of climate change, but New York is certainly the biggest and most rambunctious to have done so on such an ambitious scale.
Andy Darrell, an Environmental Defense Fund leader who sat on an advisory committee that was key to the process, still marvels at how so many disparate groups came together to work on the plans.
In an interview for this book, Bloomberg downplayed his achievements. He pointed out that his wasn’t the first New York administration to take on environmental issues and that it was his staff that did the real work.
And he is right. Bloomberg didn’t come up with the specific ideas or do the mathematical equations or hammer out the fine details. What he did do, however, was make clear to his staff, to city officials and to the private sector that this was going to happen—that New York was going to have a clear and unified vision for dealing with climate change.
This is Bloomberg’s hidden legacy—a legacy that may be fully appreciated only by generations yet to be born.

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New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg made his city the world leader in the fight to defend against climate change and reduce carbon emissions .
 This book , just released , tells the story .
 It is being published as a multi - media e - book on ICN Books brand new app , and serialized in installments starting today oninsideclimatenews.org .
 Experts say New York ’s accomplishments rank among the most comprehensive of any of the world ’s leading cities , despite rarely capturing the attention of the public during the mayor ’s tenure or earning mention in media assessments as the mayor prepares to leave office .
 Bloomberg ’s PlaNYC has decades of implementation ahead – if it continues – but already it has reduced energy use in large buildings and improved air quality , re - imagined and reconstituted the urban landscape , and set the city on a trajectory to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions 30 % by 2030 below 2005 levels .
 The 10 - chapter multimedia ebook , released via a new multi - media ICN Books app , is based on extensive interviews with the mayor and key players on his team .
 InsideClimate News is a Pulitzer Prize - winning , non - profit , non - partisan news organization that covers clean energy , carbon energy , nuclear energy and environmental science — and the territory in between where law , policy and public opinion are shaped . Its mission is to produce clear , objective stories that gives the public and decision - makers the information they need to navigate the heat and emotion of climate and energy debates shaping our world for generations to come .
 Michael Bloomberg ’s record as one of New York City ’s longest serving mayors has been analyzed to the point of exhaustion . His ban of oversized soft drinks , his calorie counts on restaurant menus , his police department ’s stop - and - frisk policy , his obsession with data , even his penchant for loafers — it has all been dissected and then dissected again .
 Rarely mentioned , however , is Bloomberg ’s dogged effort to reduce New York ’s greenhouse gas emissions and to protect the city and its 8.4 million residents from the perils of climate change . Climate experts around the world say the plans created under his leadership are a model for other cities . But most Americans , including New Yorkers , know little or nothing about his record in this area .
 An undertaking as complex as preparing a city for the challenges of climate change is much harder to grasp than , say , building a park or a bridge or banning giant cups of cola . It means laying plans for projects that are invisible to the naked eye , like reducing air pollution , and may not be completed for years or even decades .
 Their effort is important for two reasons . First , it gives New Yorkers a clear picture of the groundwork that has been laid to ensure their city ’s future , so they can demand that successive mayors continue or improve on Bloomberg ’s work . Second , it offers politicians in other cities a roadmap for creating their own sustainability and climate change plans . Other U.S. cities have begun grappling with the prospect of climate change , but New York is certainly the biggest and most rambunctious to have done so on such an ambitious scale .
 Andy Darrell , an Environmental Defense Fund leader who sat on an advisory committee that was key to the process , still marvels at how so many disparate groups came together to work on the plans .
 In an interview for this book , Bloomberg downplayed his achievements . He pointed out that his was n’t the first New York administration to take on environmental issues and that it was his staff that did the real work .
 And he is right . Bloomberg did n’t come up with the specific ideas or do the mathematical equations or hammer out the fine details . What he did do , however , was make clear to his staff , to city officials and to the private sector that this was going to happen — that New York was going to have a clear and unified vision for dealing with climate change .
 This is Bloomberg ’s hidden legacy — a legacy that may be fully appreciated only by generations yet to be born .


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The Shakespearean tragedy, Othello, was written and set during the mid 16th century. The play has set in Cyprus and Venice. Shakespeare intends to break the stereotype of black characters through this play. He represent the black hero of outstanding qualities, and it was hard on Shakespeare’s audience to appreciate the out standing figure of black, as they were familiar with the character of the black man as a villain. Moreover, Shakespeare expressed his desire for social by doing this play. Through out the play, considering the point of how a black mans kindness and honestly has been destroyed by the racism and sling of whites but it has yet be be proven beyong doubt that Shakespeare sympathises for blacks and this is my hypothesis.
The quote “I may profess due to the Moor my lord” by Desdemona. In this scene Othello shows his heroic nature when he stand up to Brabantio about his marriage to Desdemona. Here he proves that to be a noble character. People are more shocked by Othello’s appearance on the stage. When Brabantio says, “Where hast thou stowed my daughter”, Othello remains calm. This shows that he respects Desdemona’s dad and he thinks that her dad will stand by his decisions. “Her farther loves me; often invited me; from year to year – the battle, siege, fortunes that I have passed. There was a lot of difference between the ways he has described at the start to now. Although he has been accused by Brabantio and almost by the whole Venetian society he still pay attention to the tradition.
As well as he is confident in what he says. Compare to Othello, Brabantio was out of control this is known by his broken language, when he speaks. Even though he treats Othello with the lack of respect, once Othello got married to his daughter, he also turned to be a racism man. This has been proved when he looses his control. Shakespeare shows audience that Othello is contrast with the stereotypical view of blacks in Elizabethan times so now doubt this created considerable force from a racial point of view and the audience clearly stood by this. (WWW.Ebscohost.com)As Othello perform to be a very noble, charm and dignify character whereas the black people at that time expected to be villains with characters such as untrustworthy and anger. (WWW.Ebscohost.com) Othello’s good character only corrupted when Iago puts his plan of revenge into actions. Iago has mainly ruled with racism.
It’s not hard to imagine that Othello was probably Shakespeare’s most controversial play. In the play, Othello Shakespeare’s shows the audience a transformation of a barbarous black man into a respected soldier and nobleman. At the time this play was written, black people were only known as slaves. That is why there is a clear theme of racism throughout the play and it captures the audiences imagination. Society rejects the marriage of Othello and Desdemona, sees it as an act “against all rules of nature”(act 1.3, line 102). Society has no real reason to reject the marriage of Othello and Desdemona. Othello matches or even exceeds the other men trying to win Desdemona hand in marriage. Nothing separates Othello from “the wealthy, curled darlings of our nation”(act 1.2, line 68) except his skin-color. Iago, Brabantion, Roderigo and Emilia are all main characters that have racist feeling toward Othello. Out of these main characters Iago shows the most racist in the play.
IAGO: Your heart is burst, you have lost half your soul.
Iago even goes so far as to tell Brabantio’s grandchildren will be animals.
Roderigo also calls Othello racist names such as “thick-lips”(act 1.1, line 63 Shakespeare, 2004). Playing on prejudices, Iago provoked Brabantio to take action against Othello by sending out guards to catch him and put him in prison. Othello tells the audience later, “Her father loved me, oft invited me”(act 1.3, line 128 Shakespeare, 2004). All it took to change that was a few crude words from Iago to make a respected figure turn against a close friend of equal stature simply because of skin color.
Brabantio challenged the marriage by accusing Othello of witchcraft in front of the court. Brabantio was unable to imagine that his daughter would willfully deceive him and could not believe she would ever “fall in love with what she feared to look on”(act 1.3, line 99 Shakespeare, 2004) without the aid of spells. Brabantion suggest that Othello’s race makes him capable of these powers of BLACK magic. We have to ask ourselves, if Desdemona had eloped with Roderigo, would he be accused of witchcraft? The answer, if you have not figured it out by now, is most obvious. This event supports the idea of white purity equals goodness and that other race, such as African-American, represents darkness and evil. When cabining the blackness of Othello and the fair whiteness of Desdemona in marriage, the audience will see nothing but chaos coming from it. This seems to be the concept that Shakespeare was playing with. That White and Black natural can’t mix, which by today’s standers in society is considered very racist.
Everyone seems to think that marrying Othello was not a smart thing for Desdemona to do because of Othello’s skin color. All characters seem to see the marriage as becoming an inevitable failure.
In Act 3, scene 3, the audience starts to see the methods of Iago in progress to make Othello doubt Desdemona, by making him doubt himself. Following Othello’s refusal of believing that Desdemona has cheated on him with Cassio. Iago reminds him of his nature as an outsider and assures Othello that “I know our country’s disposition well”(act 3.3, line 204 Shakespeare, 2004). Making Othello believe he is an outsider, Iago can also makes him believe that he is lacking in the knowledge of Venetian woman. Iago is playing on Othello’s insecurities of his lack of experience with woman. Doing this Iago is forcing Othello to confide in him for advise about the world of woman. Facing losing Desdemona love to a younger white male is just too much for Othello to handle. Othello then sees the love between him and Desdemona as unnatural, “nature erring from it self” (act 3.3, line 231 Shakespeare, 2004). The audience then sees Othello make a reference to his blackness in a negative way and starts to compare himself to Cassio.
Despite Iago’s efforts, when Othello sees Desdemona he refuses to believe Iago, but the damage has already been done. As the audience will see, Othello returns to Iago to find “ocular proof” (act 3.3, line 363 Shakespeare, 2004). Othello is then deceived very easily by a thin illusion. After easily falling into this illusion he vows to kill Desdemona, without first confronting her. The ease at which Iago was able to trick Othello was frightening. Iago was able to do this by playing on his insecurities, which a large portion of is his race.
Richer than all his tribe (act 5.2, lines 345-346, Shakespeare, 2004).
All of this was brought about by Iago, but only because he was able to play on the insecurities that Othello had about his race.
Although Othello is not made out to be the cleverest and most cunning character in the play, he does have a certain wit about him that is uncommon among a European Moor. Othello is a romantic man who has won the heart of Desdemona, the senator’s daughter, with his stories of battles. Othello is also a hero whose life is full of good deeds. With all he has accomplished, he should be able to escape from preconceived notions of his race. But the play shows all too clearly how thin the value of his reputation was, in the eyes of others and to himself. Othello is an example of a noble black man at a time when black men and woman were not known except as slaves. The racism in the play reduced a black nobleman to a barbarous state, which everyone, at the time the play was written, expected. We can be critical towards Shakespeare’s use of racism, but we have to remember that racism was part of the culture in which he was present. So, it’s clear for everyone to see that the racial element of the play made the play very interesting and intriuguing indeed as an issue of race was created which is rife around the world right now. Without racial issues in the play, the play just would not have been the same. Judging from the entire play I now feel that shakespeare does indeed symopathise for black.

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The Shakespearean tragedy , Othello , was written and set during the mid 16th century . The play has set in Cyprus and Venice . Shakespeare intends to break the stereotype of black characters through this play . He represent the black hero of outstanding qualities , and it was hard on Shakespeare ’s audience to appreciate the out standing figure of black , as they were familiar with the character of the black man as a villain . Moreover , Shakespeare expressed his desire for social by doing this play . Through out the play , considering the point of how a black mans kindness and honestly has been destroyed by the racism and sling of whites but it has yet be be proven beyong doubt that Shakespeare sympathises for blacks and this is my hypothesis .
 The quote “ I may profess due to the Moor my lord ” by Desdemona . In this scene Othello shows his heroic nature when he stand up to Brabantio about his marriage to Desdemona . Here he proves that to be a noble character . People are more shocked by Othello ’s appearance on the stage . When Brabantio says , “ Where hast thou stowed my daughter ” , Othello remains calm . This shows that he respects Desdemona ’s dad and he thinks that her dad will stand by his decisions . “ Her farther loves me ; often invited me ; from year to year – the battle , siege , fortunes that I have passed . There was a lot of difference between the ways he has described at the start to now . Although he has been accused by Brabantio and almost by the whole Venetian society he still pay attention to the tradition .
 As well as he is confident in what he says . Compare to Othello , Brabantio was out of control this is known by his broken language , when he speaks . Even though he treats Othello with the lack of respect , once Othello got married to his daughter , he also turned to be a racism man . This has been proved when he looses his control . Shakespeare shows audience that Othello is contrast with the stereotypical view of blacks in Elizabethan times so now doubt this created considerable force from a racial point of view and the audience clearly stood by this . ( WWW.Ebscohost.com)As Othello perform to be a very noble , charm and dignify character whereas the black people at that time expected to be villains with characters such as untrustworthy and anger . ( WWW.Ebscohost.com ) Othello ’s good character only corrupted when Iago puts his plan of revenge into actions . Iago has mainly ruled with racism .
 It ’s not hard to imagine that Othello was probably Shakespeare ’s most controversial play . In the play , Othello Shakespeare ’s shows the audience a transformation of a barbarous black man into a respected soldier and nobleman . At the time this play was written , black people were only known as slaves . That is why there is a clear theme of racism throughout the play and it captures the audiences imagination . Society rejects the marriage of Othello and Desdemona , sees it as an act “ against all rules of nature”(act 1.3 , line 102 ) . Society has no real reason to reject the marriage of Othello and Desdemona . Othello matches or even exceeds the other men trying to win Desdemona hand in marriage . Nothing separates Othello from “ the wealthy , curled darlings of our nation”(act 1.2 , line 68 ) except his skin - color . Iago , Brabantion , Roderigo and Emilia are all main characters that have racist feeling toward Othello . Out of these main characters Iago shows the most racist in the play .
 IAGO : Your heart is burst , you have lost half your soul .
 Iago even goes so far as to tell Brabantio ’s grandchildren will be animals .
 Roderigo also calls Othello racist names such as “ thick - lips”(act 1.1 , line 63 Shakespeare , 2004 ) . Playing on prejudices , Iago provoked Brabantio to take action against Othello by sending out guards to catch him and put him in prison . Othello tells the audience later , “ Her father loved me , oft invited me”(act 1.3 , line 128 Shakespeare , 2004 ) . All it took to change that was a few crude words from Iago to make a respected figure turn against a close friend of equal stature simply because of skin color .
 Brabantio challenged the marriage by accusing Othello of witchcraft in front of the court . Brabantio was unable to imagine that his daughter would willfully deceive him and could not believe she would ever “ fall in love with what she feared to look on”(act 1.3 , line 99 Shakespeare , 2004 ) without the aid of spells . Brabantion suggest that Othello ’s race makes him capable of these powers of BLACK magic . We have to ask ourselves , if Desdemona had eloped with Roderigo , would he be accused of witchcraft ? The answer , if you have not figured it out by now , is most obvious . This event supports the idea of white purity equals goodness and that other race , such as African - American , represents darkness and evil . When cabining the blackness of Othello and the fair whiteness of Desdemona in marriage , the audience will see nothing but chaos coming from it . This seems to be the concept that Shakespeare was playing with . That White and Black natural ca n’t mix , which by today ’s standers in society is considered very racist .
 Everyone seems to think that marrying Othello was not a smart thing for Desdemona to do because of Othello ’s skin color . All characters seem to see the marriage as becoming an inevitable failure .
 In Act 3 , scene 3 , the audience starts to see the methods of Iago in progress to make Othello doubt Desdemona , by making him doubt himself . Following Othello ’s refusal of believing that Desdemona has cheated on him with Cassio . Iago reminds him of his nature as an outsider and assures Othello that “ I know our country ’s disposition well”(act 3.3 , line 204 Shakespeare , 2004 ) . Making Othello believe he is an outsider , Iago can also makes him believe that he is lacking in the knowledge of Venetian woman . Iago is playing on Othello ’s insecurities of his lack of experience with woman . Doing this Iago is forcing Othello to confide in him for advise about the world of woman . Facing losing Desdemona love to a younger white male is just too much for Othello to handle . Othello then sees the love between him and Desdemona as unnatural , “ nature erring from it self ” ( act 3.3 , line 231 Shakespeare , 2004 ) . The audience then sees Othello make a reference to his blackness in a negative way and starts to compare himself to Cassio .
 Despite Iago ’s efforts , when Othello sees Desdemona he refuses to believe Iago , but the damage has already been done . As the audience will see , Othello returns to Iago to find “ ocular proof ” ( act 3.3 , line 363 Shakespeare , 2004 ) . Othello is then deceived very easily by a thin illusion . After easily falling into this illusion he vows to kill Desdemona , without first confronting her . The ease at which Iago was able to trick Othello was frightening . Iago was able to do this by playing on his insecurities , which a large portion of is his race .
 Richer than all his tribe ( act 5.2 , lines 345 - 346 , Shakespeare , 2004 ) .
 All of this was brought about by Iago , but only because he was able to play on the insecurities that Othello had about his race .
 Although Othello is not made out to be the cleverest and most cunning character in the play , he does have a certain wit about him that is uncommon among a European Moor . Othello is a romantic man who has won the heart of Desdemona , the senator ’s daughter , with his stories of battles . Othello is also a hero whose life is full of good deeds . With all he has accomplished , he should be able to escape from preconceived notions of his race . But the play shows all too clearly how thin the value of his reputation was , in the eyes of others and to himself . Othello is an example of a noble black man at a time when black men and woman were not known except as slaves . The racism in the play reduced a black nobleman to a barbarous state , which everyone , at the time the play was written , expected . We can be critical towards Shakespeare ’s use of racism , but we have to remember that racism was part of the culture in which he was present . So , it ’s clear for everyone to see that the racial element of the play made the play very interesting and intriuguing indeed as an issue of race was created which is rife around the world right now . Without racial issues in the play , the play just would not have been the same . Judging from the entire play I now feel that shakespeare does indeed symopathise for black .


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Tuesday October 23: I walk in the fog again this morning at our camping spot on Mineral Point Road outside Canyonlands National Park. So strange to see the fog in the desert when there is not even a river nearby.
After breakfast, I play viola and write in my journal in turns so as to get more out of each, send texts with pics to my kids, finish the blog I started yesterday, and do some editing on the next book of the Novels of Shannon series, Emperors and Exiles. Clifford is working on the next animation video for the CI website, introducing some aspects of the research in a way that is easy for folks to understand.
Wednesday October 24: Today features many of the same activities as yesterday, but no day is exactly the same. More fog, but not the same fog; more editing and journal writing, but different words; check texts and FB, sending and receiving messages different than yesterday’s messages; and play viola for awhile, but different vibrations than yesterday. Like the wind, never the same wind from one moment to the next, so it is with the stream of activities that are not necessarily noteworthy, but have value anyway.
Today is our last day here. Tomorrow we will be moving to nearby Dead Horse State Park to meet up with friends from Colorado. We have liked being here, but life on the road means moving where the weather and the situation takes one.
Sunday October 21: Clifford and I are boondocking with Cougar on Mineral Point Road outside Canyonlands National Park. Even though our original intention was to find a spot in Horsethief Campground, we are liking the view and the quiet of being further out on the road away from the busyness of the campground.
Today is spent at camp taking care of things that we need or want to do. I take photos, post photos for friends and family, and finish editing the revised Princes and Priests for my daughter, Ang. This is a big deal, as we are preparing her novel to be presented to a literary agent.
It is nice enough that I am able to play viola outside in the afternoon, alternating it with writing in the journal so as to play longer.
Clifford works on the animation video for CI for a good part of the day, but we also walk up the road to explore a campsite, now vacant, that we had seen from the road. It does, indeed, look like a good spot for a future trip.
Monday October 22: It is a pleasant temperature outdoors in the sunshine this morning, so after breakfast, I play viola and write in the journal on the sunny side of Cougar.
Clifford is working on the animation video for the CI website, but in the afternoon he takes a break and we go for a drive to nearby Canyonlands National Park. Even though it was nice outdoors earlier, by time we leave for the park, it is windy and jet trails mar the sky. But we go anyway, visiting the Visitor Center and then walking to the viewing point across the road from the Visitor Center. The view of the canyons with the La Sal Mountains in the background is quite spectacular.
Back at camp, we get the Suburban in place to tow Cougar out, as thunderheads are forming and the weather forecast shows the possibility of rain. The set up here was awkward and challenging, and getting out will have its own set of problems, particularly if it rains. Getting Suburban situated while the ground is still dry is a smart move under the circumstances. And indeed, there is rain in the evening hours.
Wednesday October 17: It is cloudy and rainy today and we spend the day at our campsite on Mineral Point Road near Canyonland National Park.
I take photos, send texts with photos to family and friends, play viola, and edit Princes and Priests. Clifford is working on preparing his CI lab notebooks for digital copying. While none of this sounds super exciting, it actually is what we want to do.
Thursday October 18: This morning I walk about taking photos of the fog. It is not often in these desert regions that I get to see such.
Taking photos, making business calls, writing in the journal, editing, playing viola, and blog writing fill my day, a good day for indoor activities with the high only 45 degrees. I start reading “Anatomy of the Spirit” by the medical intuitive, Caroline Myss. Clifford is working on video animations for the CI website, an interesting way to introduce certain papers.
Friday October 19: Frost on the ground this morning! Today is a Moab town day and off we go after making tea and coffee. We have breakfast at Denny’s, then run errands. We also spend time at the library with free power and wifi, which allows for downloading of bigger files, necessary for some of the work that Clifford is doing.
Back at camp, we find new neighbors in the spot right next to us; we are glad they found a place to camp. We have learned that it is fall break and thousands of people flock to the scenic camping areas of the country, like the national parks of southern Utah. We are happy to have found a niche to call home for a couple of weeks.
Saturday October 20: Another coolish morning, but after tea and coffee we go for a drive further out the road to look at other possible camping spots. There is a good one not far from us, should it be available at some future time. We are fine with staying where we are for the time being, however.
After a late breakfast, I edit photos, edit Princes and Priests, then sit outside to write the next blog (Sedona in March). Later I put the text and the edited photos together and publish the blog. We are lucky to have that much cell service when camped out in the boonies like this.
Clifford continues with his projects, mostly the animation, but also plays his dulcimer, and works with his ham radio. After dinner, reading and playing viola finish out the day for me.
Saturday October 13: It is 32 degrees, clear and windy this morning at Beas Lewis Flat, west of Capitol Reef National Park. The sunlight on the mesa at sunrise is amazing!
Clifford has been watching the weather forecast; a storm is coming and he figures we should leave. I want to stay and hike in the park as planned and leave after the storm, but my brother Rollie has had enough of chilly weather and is also ready to move on south. So, we pack up and head out, even though I think moving to a popular area (Moab for us) on a Saturday is a bad idea.
We arrive at Horsethief Campground outside Canyonland National Park in the late afternoon and sure enough, there is not a single site available. We keep on going out Mineral Point Road, as we know there is some dispersed camping about a mile further on. When we reach this dispersed area, we discover that it has been closed. We continue on and it seems that every available pull-out is taken. Finally we choose a spot that is small, hard to get into, and close to the neighboring campers, but the best we can find. We are barely off the road, the ground is far from level, and the sand is soft. It is one of the hardest parking and set-ups we’ve ever done, but at least we have a home for the night.
Sunday October 14: It is a windy chilly day here in this sagebrush desert. We had thought we’d move to Horsethief Campground this morning, but decide there really is no point in doing that since we are set up here now. It is very peaceful here and the neighbors left, so we don’t feel so much like we are crowding someone. And interestingly enough, we have better cell service at this location with the slightly higher elevation and a view of the snow-covered La Sal Mountains (cell service is better when there is line-of-sight to La Sal Mountains).
Since we are not moving this morning, I walk down the road to take photos, send texts with photos to family and friends letting them know where we are, redo the fire ring at the campsite, and rake out unsightly tire tracks. In the afternoon I edit, making good headway on the revised and updated version of Ang’s epic fantasy, Princes and Priests. Clifford has kept himself busy with working on video projects for CI, ham radio, and his dulcimer.
Monday October 15: It is 25 degrees outside and 34 inside! That is a bit chilly for an inside temperature, but we can’t run the furnace without electricity. Ah well. Making coffee and cooking a big batch of applesauce with the last of the wild apples warms Cougar up.
Clifford continues working with the video project and his ham radio set-up today, and I continue editing.
Tuesday October 16: Another chilly morning, but luckily Cougar’s living space is small enough that it warms up adequately with making coffee and breakfast. Today we go to Moab for errands and a stop at the public library where we can use power and free wifi. I post a blog of our brief stay at Agua Fria National Monument in Arizona on our way north last spring. Clifford always has research to do when the opportunity presents itself.
Back at camp, we have a late dinner, and even though it is near bedtime by time dishes and cleanup are done, I take out the viola and play for a bit. Sending texts with photos rounds out the day for me, while Clifford stays up to listen to the radio.
Friday October 12: The low last night was 32 degrees, but the morning is calm with some puffy little clouds against a blue sky, a nice day for an outing.
I make sandwiches and thermoses of tea, and then we – Clifford, Rollie, Ninja, and I – head off to Capitol Reef for another day of sight-seeing there. First stop is Twin Rocks, right alongside the highway, then Chimney Rock where we hike up the trail a ways. Photos can’t do justice to the enormous size of the mesas here.
Photos can’t do justice to the enormous size of the mesas here. If you look closely, you can see Clifford where the path drops off.
Panoramic Point is next and we walk out onto the rocks for the panoramic view of the colorful striated mesas, imagining the tremendous geological activity that took place eons ago to create such a landscape.
At the Visitor Center we sit on a bench to enjoy our sandwiches and fruit cups. While we are there, I cross the highway to get a better shot of the iconic rock formation.
After lunch, we visit Gifford House, once part of the original farm settlement, now renovated and operating as a living demonstration of the life of the early Mormon settlers. Pies, candles, soaps, and such are made and sold at this “home.” We visit the nearby orchards, 200 acres of fruit trees. One orchard has been designated as available for tourists to pick an apple. We walk through the orchard, but it has long since been thoroughly picked over, so my thoughts of eating a freshly picked apple do not come to fruition, so to speak.
As we head back to camp, I am able to get a few more photos of the scenic landscape through the open window, but no more stops.
Back at camp, dinner is sloppy joes. Cribbage with Rollie, dishes, and journal round out a very full day for me.
is Wednesday October 10: A very windy and rather chilly day here at Beas Lewis Flat west of Capitol Reef National Park. Too chilly for this early in October, in my opinion. Big hurricane, Michael, is in the gulf and hitting Florida, so guess I don’t have much call to complain.
Beautiful first light renders the landscape to the west an awesome rich golden color, but soon the moment passes and usual daytime color returns. I make my French press coffee and then go over to my brother Rollie’s rig where it is warmer while Clifford is still sleeping.
Later, Clifford and I go to the nearby town of Torrey for errands and the laundromat. Back at camp, I do some editing before starting dinner. After winning a game of cribbage with Rollie, I do dishes and then play viola for a bit. Start putting away clean clothes until I reach our pj’s, and then off to bed. The rest of the clean clothes can wait until tomorrow.
Thursday October 11: There was some rain in the night and this morning is overcast and calm. After breakfast, Rollie gets out his fire pit and we have a little campfire, but being outdoors is still kind of chilly. Some sun broke through for a bit, followed by more clouds and a little rain. Definitely a fall-ish kind of day.
In the afternoon we all go to Red Cliff Cafe in Torrey and have pizza, a fun thing to do on a chilly day. Back at camp, I continue with a reorganizing project that I started this morning. Rollie and I play music at his rig in the later afternoon before having a light dinner, since we had a big lunch today. Cribbage, dishes, and journal writing finish out the day for me.
Tuesday October 9: It is 32 degrees this morning here at Beas Lewis Flat Road outside Capitol Reef National Park, but it is not snowing and the blue sky shows off yesterday’s snow on the mesas. I make coffee and then go visit my brother Rollie for a few minutes.
After breakfast, Clifford and I make a trip to the nearby town of Torrey to pick up our mail. We stop at the market; it doesn’t have much, even for a small town, but there is a bakery in the back, so the bread is good and fresh. We get water and propane, and then we stop at the Visitor Center to use their wifi to check email and post photos on FB.
Back at camp, I make tuna sandwiches for a picnic and clear a seat in the Suburban for Rollie and Ninja, and then off we go to Capitol Reef National Park.
and then we rush back for the ranger program at the Fremont Petroglyph Site. We learn about the Fremonts, the Native Americans of the area who began incorporating farming into their hunter and gatherer lifestyles about 1,300 years ago.
We then drive to the east side of the park to explore BLM dispersed camping outside the park boundaries. Although we find several places that could be used, we like our spot on the west side of the park the best.
Back at camp, I make “breakfast” for dinner, play cribbage with Rollie, do the dishes, and then tidy up. Keeping tiny homes (RV’s) neat and organized makes living in a small space comfortable, especially when being full-time or nearly full-time nomads as we are.
Monday October 8: The overnight low is 36, but it gets colder and begins to snow by 9:00 this morning.
I go have coffee with Rollie, as his rig is warm, and then walkabout to take photos of the snow. Coat, hat, and gloves are thoroughly wet by time I return.
After breakfast, Clifford and I go over to Rollie’s to play music – a good day for it. Later I go for a longer walk up to the big rock feature on the north side of the road, and to the highway, to the rock quarry that is further in on the road, and back to camp. Quite muddy, but I picked my way carefully.
Rollie wants to get out, so I walk the road with him, again picking our way carefully so as not to get too deep into the mud.
We have homemade soup and rice for dinner, taking it over to Rollie’s so he doesn’t have to come out again. This chilly weather is hard on him. After we eat, we play music again. When Clifford and I get back to Cougar, we discover that the propane ran out while we were at Rollie’s. The burners were on low to keep the place warm, so now it smells bad in here and we have to leave the door open for fresh air in spite of the chill outside. Not he best way to end the evening!

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Tuesday October 23 : I walk in the fog again this morning at our camping spot on Mineral Point Road outside Canyonlands National Park . So strange to see the fog in the desert when there is not even a river nearby .
 After breakfast , I play viola and write in my journal in turns so as to get more out of each , send texts with pics to my kids , finish the blog I started yesterday , and do some editing on the next book of the Novels of Shannon series , Emperors and Exiles . Clifford is working on the next animation video for the CI website , introducing some aspects of the research in a way that is easy for folks to understand .
 Wednesday October 24 : Today features many of the same activities as yesterday , but no day is exactly the same . More fog , but not the same fog ; more editing and journal writing , but different words ; check texts and FB , sending and receiving messages different than yesterday ’s messages ; and play viola for awhile , but different vibrations than yesterday . Like the wind , never the same wind from one moment to the next , so it is with the stream of activities that are not necessarily noteworthy , but have value anyway .
 Today is our last day here . Tomorrow we will be moving to nearby Dead Horse State Park to meet up with friends from Colorado . We have liked being here , but life on the road means moving where the weather and the situation takes one .
 Sunday October 21 : Clifford and I are boondocking with Cougar on Mineral Point Road outside Canyonlands National Park . Even though our original intention was to find a spot in Horsethief Campground , we are liking the view and the quiet of being further out on the road away from the busyness of the campground .
 Today is spent at camp taking care of things that we need or want to do . I take photos , post photos for friends and family , and finish editing the revised Princes and Priests for my daughter , Ang . This is a big deal , as we are preparing her novel to be presented to a literary agent .
 It is nice enough that I am able to play viola outside in the afternoon , alternating it with writing in the journal so as to play longer .
 Clifford works on the animation video for CI for a good part of the day , but we also walk up the road to explore a campsite , now vacant , that we had seen from the road . It does , indeed , look like a good spot for a future trip .
 Monday October 22 : It is a pleasant temperature outdoors in the sunshine this morning , so after breakfast , I play viola and write in the journal on the sunny side of Cougar .
 Clifford is working on the animation video for the CI website , but in the afternoon he takes a break and we go for a drive to nearby Canyonlands National Park . Even though it was nice outdoors earlier , by time we leave for the park , it is windy and jet trails mar the sky . But we go anyway , visiting the Visitor Center and then walking to the viewing point across the road from the Visitor Center . The view of the canyons with the La Sal Mountains in the background is quite spectacular .
 Back at camp , we get the Suburban in place to tow Cougar out , as thunderheads are forming and the weather forecast shows the possibility of rain . The set up here was awkward and challenging , and getting out will have its own set of problems , particularly if it rains . Getting Suburban situated while the ground is still dry is a smart move under the circumstances . And indeed , there is rain in the evening hours .
 Wednesday October 17 : It is cloudy and rainy today and we spend the day at our campsite on Mineral Point Road near Canyonland National Park .
 I take photos , send texts with photos to family and friends , play viola , and edit Princes and Priests . Clifford is working on preparing his CI lab notebooks for digital copying . While none of this sounds super exciting , it actually is what we want to do .
 Thursday October 18 : This morning I walk about taking photos of the fog . It is not often in these desert regions that I get to see such .
 Taking photos , making business calls , writing in the journal , editing , playing viola , and blog writing fill my day , a good day for indoor activities with the high only 45 degrees . I start reading “ Anatomy of the Spirit ” by the medical intuitive , Caroline Myss . Clifford is working on video animations for the CI website , an interesting way to introduce certain papers .
 Friday October 19 : Frost on the ground this morning ! Today is a Moab town day and off we go after making tea and coffee . We have breakfast at Denny ’s , then run errands . We also spend time at the library with free power and wifi , which allows for downloading of bigger files , necessary for some of the work that Clifford is doing .
 Back at camp , we find new neighbors in the spot right next to us ; we are glad they found a place to camp . We have learned that it is fall break and thousands of people flock to the scenic camping areas of the country , like the national parks of southern Utah . We are happy to have found a niche to call home for a couple of weeks .
 Saturday October 20 : Another coolish morning , but after tea and coffee we go for a drive further out the road to look at other possible camping spots . There is a good one not far from us , should it be available at some future time . We are fine with staying where we are for the time being , however .
 After a late breakfast , I edit photos , edit Princes and Priests , then sit outside to write the next blog ( Sedona in March ) . Later I put the text and the edited photos together and publish the blog . We are lucky to have that much cell service when camped out in the boonies like this .
 Clifford continues with his projects , mostly the animation , but also plays his dulcimer , and works with his ham radio . After dinner , reading and playing viola finish out the day for me .
 Saturday October 13 : It is 32 degrees , clear and windy this morning at Beas Lewis Flat , west of Capitol Reef National Park . The sunlight on the mesa at sunrise is amazing !
 Clifford has been watching the weather forecast ; a storm is coming and he figures we should leave . I want to stay and hike in the park as planned and leave after the storm , but my brother Rollie has had enough of chilly weather and is also ready to move on south . So , we pack up and head out , even though I think moving to a popular area ( Moab for us ) on a Saturday is a bad idea .
 We arrive at Horsethief Campground outside Canyonland National Park in the late afternoon and sure enough , there is not a single site available . We keep on going out Mineral Point Road , as we know there is some dispersed camping about a mile further on . When we reach this dispersed area , we discover that it has been closed . We continue on and it seems that every available pull - out is taken . Finally we choose a spot that is small , hard to get into , and close to the neighboring campers , but the best we can find . We are barely off the road , the ground is far from level , and the sand is soft . It is one of the hardest parking and set - ups we ’ve ever done , but at least we have a home for the night .
 Sunday October 14 : It is a windy chilly day here in this sagebrush desert . We had thought we ’d move to Horsethief Campground this morning , but decide there really is no point in doing that since we are set up here now . It is very peaceful here and the neighbors left , so we do n’t feel so much like we are crowding someone . And interestingly enough , we have better cell service at this location with the slightly higher elevation and a view of the snow - covered La Sal Mountains ( cell service is better when there is line - of - sight to La Sal Mountains ) .
 Since we are not moving this morning , I walk down the road to take photos , send texts with photos to family and friends letting them know where we are , redo the fire ring at the campsite , and rake out unsightly tire tracks . In the afternoon I edit , making good headway on the revised and updated version of Ang ’s epic fantasy , Princes and Priests . Clifford has kept himself busy with working on video projects for CI , ham radio , and his dulcimer .
 Monday October 15 : It is 25 degrees outside and 34 inside ! That is a bit chilly for an inside temperature , but we ca n’t run the furnace without electricity . Ah well . Making coffee and cooking a big batch of applesauce with the last of the wild apples warms Cougar up .
 Clifford continues working with the video project and his ham radio set - up today , and I continue editing .
 Tuesday October 16 : Another chilly morning , but luckily Cougar ’s living space is small enough that it warms up adequately with making coffee and breakfast . Today we go to Moab for errands and a stop at the public library where we can use power and free wifi . I post a blog of our brief stay at Agua Fria National Monument in Arizona on our way north last spring . Clifford always has research to do when the opportunity presents itself .
 Back at camp , we have a late dinner , and even though it is near bedtime by time dishes and cleanup are done , I take out the viola and play for a bit . Sending texts with photos rounds out the day for me , while Clifford stays up to listen to the radio .
 Friday October 12 : The low last night was 32 degrees , but the morning is calm with some puffy little clouds against a blue sky , a nice day for an outing .
 I make sandwiches and thermoses of tea , and then we – Clifford , Rollie , Ninja , and I – head off to Capitol Reef for another day of sight - seeing there . First stop is Twin Rocks , right alongside the highway , then Chimney Rock where we hike up the trail a ways . Photos ca n’t do justice to the enormous size of the mesas here .
 Photos ca n’t do justice to the enormous size of the mesas here . If you look closely , you can see Clifford where the path drops off .
 Panoramic Point is next and we walk out onto the rocks for the panoramic view of the colorful striated mesas , imagining the tremendous geological activity that took place eons ago to create such a landscape .
 At the Visitor Center we sit on a bench to enjoy our sandwiches and fruit cups . While we are there , I cross the highway to get a better shot of the iconic rock formation .
 After lunch , we visit Gifford House , once part of the original farm settlement , now renovated and operating as a living demonstration of the life of the early Mormon settlers . Pies , candles , soaps , and such are made and sold at this “ home . ” We visit the nearby orchards , 200 acres of fruit trees . One orchard has been designated as available for tourists to pick an apple . We walk through the orchard , but it has long since been thoroughly picked over , so my thoughts of eating a freshly picked apple do not come to fruition , so to speak .
 As we head back to camp , I am able to get a few more photos of the scenic landscape through the open window , but no more stops .
 Back at camp , dinner is sloppy joes . Cribbage with Rollie , dishes , and journal round out a very full day for me .
 is Wednesday October 10 : A very windy and rather chilly day here at Beas Lewis Flat west of Capitol Reef National Park . Too chilly for this early in October , in my opinion . Big hurricane , Michael , is in the gulf and hitting Florida , so guess I do n’t have much call to complain .
 Beautiful first light renders the landscape to the west an awesome rich golden color , but soon the moment passes and usual daytime color returns . I make my French press coffee and then go over to my brother Rollie ’s rig where it is warmer while Clifford is still sleeping .
 Later , Clifford and I go to the nearby town of Torrey for errands and the laundromat . Back at camp , I do some editing before starting dinner . After winning a game of cribbage with Rollie , I do dishes and then play viola for a bit . Start putting away clean clothes until I reach our pj ’s , and then off to bed . The rest of the clean clothes can wait until tomorrow .
 Thursday October 11 : There was some rain in the night and this morning is overcast and calm . After breakfast , Rollie gets out his fire pit and we have a little campfire , but being outdoors is still kind of chilly . Some sun broke through for a bit , followed by more clouds and a little rain . Definitely a fall - ish kind of day .
 In the afternoon we all go to Red Cliff Cafe in Torrey and have pizza , a fun thing to do on a chilly day . Back at camp , I continue with a reorganizing project that I started this morning . Rollie and I play music at his rig in the later afternoon before having a light dinner , since we had a big lunch today . Cribbage , dishes , and journal writing finish out the day for me .
 Tuesday October 9 : It is 32 degrees this morning here at Beas Lewis Flat Road outside Capitol Reef National Park , but it is not snowing and the blue sky shows off yesterday ’s snow on the mesas . I make coffee and then go visit my brother Rollie for a few minutes .
 After breakfast , Clifford and I make a trip to the nearby town of Torrey to pick up our mail . We stop at the market ; it does n’t have much , even for a small town , but there is a bakery in the back , so the bread is good and fresh . We get water and propane , and then we stop at the Visitor Center to use their wifi to check email and post photos on FB .
 Back at camp , I make tuna sandwiches for a picnic and clear a seat in the Suburban for Rollie and Ninja , and then off we go to Capitol Reef National Park .
 and then we rush back for the ranger program at the Fremont Petroglyph Site . We learn about the Fremonts , the Native Americans of the area who began incorporating farming into their hunter and gatherer lifestyles about 1,300 years ago .
 We then drive to the east side of the park to explore BLM dispersed camping outside the park boundaries . Although we find several places that could be used , we like our spot on the west side of the park the best .
 Back at camp , I make “ breakfast ” for dinner , play cribbage with Rollie , do the dishes , and then tidy up . Keeping tiny homes ( RV ’s ) neat and organized makes living in a small space comfortable , especially when being full - time or nearly full - time nomads as we are .
 Monday October 8 : The overnight low is 36 , but it gets colder and begins to snow by 9:00 this morning .
 I go have coffee with Rollie , as his rig is warm , and then walkabout to take photos of the snow . Coat , hat , and gloves are thoroughly wet by time I return .
 After breakfast , Clifford and I go over to Rollie ’s to play music – a good day for it . Later I go for a longer walk up to the big rock feature on the north side of the road , and to the highway , to the rock quarry that is further in on the road , and back to camp . Quite muddy , but I picked my way carefully .
 Rollie wants to get out , so I walk the road with him , again picking our way carefully so as not to get too deep into the mud .
 We have homemade soup and rice for dinner , taking it over to Rollie ’s so he does n’t have to come out again . This chilly weather is hard on him . After we eat , we play music again . When Clifford and I get back to Cougar , we discover that the propane ran out while we were at Rollie ’s . The burners were on low to keep the place warm , so now it smells bad in here and we have to leave the door open for fresh air in spite of the chill outside . Not he best way to end the evening !


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India on Thursday afternoon successfully put into orbit its seventh and final navigation satellite – IRNSS-1G – with its own rocket in copy-book style.
With this, India successfully completed putting into orbit all the seven navigation satellites to complete the system in the sky.
Exactly at 12.50 p.m. the PSLV rocket standing 44.4 metres tall and weighing 320 tonnes tore into the afternoon skies with fierce orange flames at its tail.
Gathering speed every second, the rocket raced amidst cheers of ISRO officials assembled at the rocket port.
At the rocket mission control room, scientists were glued to their computer screens watching the rocket escaping the earth’s gravitational pull.
Just over 20 minutes into the flight, the PSLV rocket ejected its sole passenger – IRNSS-1F – at an altitude of 488.9 km.
Soon after this, the satellite’s solar panels were deployed.
The satellite’s control was then taken over by the Mission Control Facility (MCF) at Hassan in Karnataka.
The MCF will manage the satellite’s orbit raising operations firing the on-board motors till it is placed in its slotted orbit.
While GPS and Glonass are fully functional global systems, the Chinese and the Japanese systems offer regional coverage and Europe’s Galileo is yet to be operational.India will formally join the select group of nations owing such system once IRNSS is declared operational after checking the systems – space (satellites), ground (ground stations) and the user-end signal receivers.

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India on Thursday afternoon successfully put into orbit its seventh and final navigation satellite – IRNSS-1 G – with its own rocket in copy - book style .
 With this , India successfully completed putting into orbit all the seven navigation satellites to complete the system in the sky .
 Exactly at 12.50 p.m. the PSLV rocket standing 44.4 metres tall and weighing 320 tonnes tore into the afternoon skies with fierce orange flames at its tail .
 Gathering speed every second , the rocket raced amidst cheers of ISRO officials assembled at the rocket port .
 At the rocket mission control room , scientists were glued to their computer screens watching the rocket escaping the earth ’s gravitational pull .
 Just over 20 minutes into the flight , the PSLV rocket ejected its sole passenger – IRNSS-1F – at an altitude of 488.9 km .
 Soon after this , the satellite ’s solar panels were deployed .
 The satellite ’s control was then taken over by the Mission Control Facility ( MCF ) at Hassan in Karnataka .
 The MCF will manage the satellite ’s orbit raising operations firing the on - board motors till it is placed in its slotted orbit .
 While GPS and Glonass are fully functional global systems , the Chinese and the Japanese systems offer regional coverage and Europe ’s Galileo is yet to be operational . India will formally join the select group of nations owing such system once IRNSS is declared operational after checking the systems – space ( satellites ) , ground ( ground stations ) and the user - end signal receivers .


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True Detective director Cary Fukunaga will take on the next James Bond film.
According to Variety, director Cary Fukunaga will direct the next James Bond movie.
Also known for Jane Eyre, Fukunaga will replace Danny Boyle as the latest director of the Bond film franchise.
Currently untitled, Fukunaga’s Bond film will be the 25th film in the spy-action series. The film has an estimated release date of 8 November 2019.
Daniel Craig will return as the British MI5 hero whilst Ben Whishaw, Naomie Harris and Rory Kinnear will reprise their roles as Q, Moneypenny and Tanner respectively.
Fukunaga is best known for directing the first season of True Detective and Jane Eyre. He also produced TV mini series Maniac, African child soldier film Beasts of No Nation and TB series The Alienist.
The Japanese American is also known for walking away from horror remake It, which became a success for Andy Muschietti.

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True Detective director Cary Fukunaga will take on the next James Bond film .
 According to Variety , director Cary Fukunaga will direct the next James Bond movie .
 Also known for Jane Eyre , Fukunaga will replace Danny Boyle as the latest director of the Bond film franchise .
 Currently untitled , Fukunaga ’s Bond film will be the 25th film in the spy - action series . The film has an estimated release date of 8 November 2019 .
 Daniel Craig will return as the British MI5 hero whilst Ben Whishaw , Naomie Harris and Rory Kinnear will reprise their roles as Q , Moneypenny and Tanner respectively .
 Fukunaga is best known for directing the first season of True Detective and Jane Eyre . He also produced TV mini series Maniac , African child soldier film Beasts of No Nation and TB series The Alienist .
 The Japanese American is also known for walking away from horror remake It , which became a success for Andy Muschietti .


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Quelqu'un addresses the General Public in this Feuilleton and claims that he lost the first draft of his column on an omnibus "like the authoress of 'Nothing to Wear'" (3). Claims that he discussed Brougham in his original piece, and mentions Brougham's upcoming benefit (which will include a performance of Pohcohontas , trip to Europe, and encourages readers to go see him. Quelqu'un prints a dialogue he heard between two "Buckeyes" leaving Nixon's. Quelqu'un also remembers that his original Feuilleton discussed the sale of Burton's "theatrical effects." Quelqu'un reports that the Tycoon has had a "brilliant run" at Jefferson's and will be followed by a performance of Our American Cousin that will involve the original cast (3). Quelqu'un also mentions the other upcoming benefits and who they will honor.
Quelqu'un claims that the Feuilleton he lost discussed Brougham (3). Quelqu'un reports that Mr. W. J. Florence will star in Brougham's new Burlesque, The Great Eastern during his benefit at Wallack's (3).
Quelqu'un reports that the Tycoon has had a "brilliant run at Jefferson's (3). He also reports that Our American Cousin will be performed next with the original cast (3). Quelqu'un mentions Jefferson's upcoming benefit and that he will debut his character "Paul Pry" (3).
Quelqu'un reports that the Tycoon has had a "brilliant run" at Jefferson's (3).
Quelqu'un reports that Our American Cousin will be performed next at Jefferson's with the original cast. He claims it will be "on the most approved Sothern principles" and is "A Dundreary Prospect!" (3).

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Quelqu'un addresses the General Public in this Feuilleton and claims that he lost the first draft of his column on an omnibus " like the authoress of ' Nothing to Wear ' " ( 3 ) . Claims that he discussed Brougham in his original piece , and mentions Brougham 's upcoming benefit ( which will include a performance of Pohcohontas , trip to Europe , and encourages readers to go see him . Quelqu'un prints a dialogue he heard between two " Buckeyes " leaving Nixon 's . Quelqu'un also remembers that his original Feuilleton discussed the sale of Burton 's " theatrical effects . " Quelqu'un reports that the Tycoon has had a " brilliant run " at Jefferson 's and will be followed by a performance of Our American Cousin that will involve the original cast ( 3 ) . Quelqu'un also mentions the other upcoming benefits and who they will honor .
 Quelqu'un claims that the Feuilleton he lost discussed Brougham ( 3 ) . Quelqu'un reports that Mr. W. J. Florence will star in Brougham 's new Burlesque , The Great Eastern during his benefit at Wallack 's ( 3 ) .
 Quelqu'un reports that the Tycoon has had a " brilliant run at Jefferson 's ( 3 ) . He also reports that Our American Cousin will be performed next with the original cast ( 3 ) . Quelqu'un mentions Jefferson 's upcoming benefit and that he will debut his character " Paul Pry " ( 3 ) .
 Quelqu'un reports that the Tycoon has had a " brilliant run " at Jefferson 's ( 3 ) .
 Quelqu'un reports that Our American Cousin will be performed next at Jefferson 's with the original cast . He claims it will be " on the most approved Sothern principles " and is " A Dundreary Prospect ! " ( 3 ) .


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Broughton Gate District Centre is directly fronting of the main dual carriageway H7 Chaffron Way. Blocks CM5 and CM6 have been developed, along with Block CM8 currently being developed, due to be completed early 2019.
Unit was previously trading as Jardines’ pharmacy, next door to the Co-Op unit at Highland Drive, Broughton Gate, currently A1 use and is available September 2018. Block CM8 is due to be completed to a very high standard with various shop uses on the ground floor and high specification flats above. Ample parking is available on site also. Unit has rear servicing and allocated bin storage for two bins.
CM7 and CM8 being built for various uses including A1, A2, A3, A5, B1, Medical D1 and Leisure subject to planning.
Unit has allocated service area with allocated bin storage.

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Broughton Gate District Centre is directly fronting of the main dual carriageway H7 Chaffron Way . Blocks CM5 and CM6 have been developed , along with Block CM8 currently being developed , due to be completed early 2019 .
 Unit was previously trading as Jardines ’ pharmacy , next door to the Co - Op unit at Highland Drive , Broughton Gate , currently A1 use and is available September 2018 . Block CM8 is due to be completed to a very high standard with various shop uses on the ground floor and high specification flats above . Ample parking is available on site also . Unit has rear servicing and allocated bin storage for two bins .
 CM7 and CM8 being built for various uses including A1 , A2 , A3 , A5 , B1 , Medical D1 and Leisure subject to planning .
 Unit has allocated service area with allocated bin storage .


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You can find great deals on just about anything on eBay . Whether you want to buy something at a fixed price , or take part in an auction - style listing to win that perfect item , it 's easy to get started .
 I won an item , but no longer want to buy it . What should I do ?
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“Good speeches, as a rule, generally push a single idea,” says the former speechwriter for the Obama Administration.
When the Democratic National Committee needed a volunteer speechwriter in 2012, Ryan Jacobs ’19 was quick to put up his hand. The gig soon turned into a full-time job as a speechwriter within the Obama Administration.
On this episode of Columbia Bizcast, Jacobs talks about how his career in speechwriting started with emulating a character from TV drama The West Wing and led to traveling around the country as chief speechwriter for former President Obama’s secretary of transportation. Jacobs also explains why he wanted to learn “the language of business” from Columbia Business School.
Now working toward his Executive MBA degree as a cross-country commuter based in Seattle, Jacobs is a senior speechwriter for the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

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“ Good speeches , as a rule , generally push a single idea , ” says the former speechwriter for the Obama Administration .
 When the Democratic National Committee needed a volunteer speechwriter in 2012 , Ryan Jacobs ’ 19 was quick to put up his hand . The gig soon turned into a full - time job as a speechwriter within the Obama Administration .
 On this episode of Columbia Bizcast , Jacobs talks about how his career in speechwriting started with emulating a character from TV drama The West Wing and led to traveling around the country as chief speechwriter for former President Obama ’s secretary of transportation . Jacobs also explains why he wanted to learn “ the language of business ” from Columbia Business School .
 Now working toward his Executive MBA degree as a cross - country commuter based in Seattle , Jacobs is a senior speechwriter for the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation .


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How to I give Family Tree Maker admin-level access?
User Account Control (UAC) is a feature of Windows that can help you stay in control of your computer by informing you when a program makes a change that requires administrator-level permission. If Family Tree Maker does not have admin-level access it may not be possible to perform certain actions such as applying program updates.
If you want to run Family Tree Maker with administrative-level access, please use the processes outlined below.
Right-click your Family Tree Maker icon on your desktop.
Choose Run as administrator from the menu that appears.
Family Tree Maker will now start with admin-level access. This access level is removed once Family Tree Maker is closed.
Right-click the Family Tree Maker icon on your desktop and select Properties from the drop-down menu.
Check the Run this program as an administrator box, then click OK.
Admin-level access will be given to Family Tree Maker every time it is launched.

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How to I give Family Tree Maker admin - level access ?
 User Account Control ( UAC ) is a feature of Windows that can help you stay in control of your computer by informing you when a program makes a change that requires administrator - level permission . If Family Tree Maker does not have admin - level access it may not be possible to perform certain actions such as applying program updates .
 If you want to run Family Tree Maker with administrative - level access , please use the processes outlined below .
 Right - click your Family Tree Maker icon on your desktop .
 Choose Run as administrator from the menu that appears .
 Family Tree Maker will now start with admin - level access . This access level is removed once Family Tree Maker is closed .
 Right - click the Family Tree Maker icon on your desktop and select Properties from the drop - down menu .
 Check the Run this program as an administrator box , then click OK .
 Admin - level access will be given to Family Tree Maker every time it is launched .


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Direct Auto & Life Insurance has affordable coverage near Manchester , Tennessee . Our car , motorcycle , and life insurance is designed to fit your needs , and your budget . Direct Auto policyholders near Manchester can trust that their representative will work with them to determine the best policy for their needs .
 From knowledge about coverage types to understanding the importance of having the state - required level of insurance , we can manage it , all while considering your budget and any special circumstances you may have , like an SR22 . Unsure how much insurance coverage your state requires ? We specialize in helping drivers meet Tennessee 's insurance requirements , and at an affordable rate too . Your level of coverage and services can be adjusted to fit your needs , so whether you need to get motorcycle insurance , auto insurance , or an emergency protection plan , we 're ready to take care of you . * We believe that low - cost insurance should n't come with less than exceptional customer service . Our customers receive the great customer service you should expect from any insurance provider . From online access to your account , to the experience our representatives can offer , we pride ourselves on taking care of our policyholders .
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As the industry standard for CD packaging Jewel Cases will always provide you with professional looking products . We offer high quality durable jewel cases with the option of a 2,4 or 6 panel front insert or 8 - 16 page booklet as well as a single or double sided tray card . Our Jewel Case package comes with the CD replicated and printed with your choice of 1 - 4 color silkscreen , or full color offset on disc printing . After the inserts are cut and the discs are printed we will assemble it for you with shrinkwrap giving you the ultimate retail ready product !
 Have you finished recording and mastering your album and are ready for the next step ? Disc2day can you take to that next step by completing your retail ready CD jewel case package . Our experience and equipment will turn your project into a professional quality product at an affordable price . Do not settle for laser ink jet printers and stick on labels at Disc2day we only use silkscreen or offset printing which is the highest quality industry standard on disc print . Let us transform your album into a retail ready complete package today . This CD replication jewel case package comes with the CD replication , 1 color or full color silkscreen or offest disc print , 2 to 8 panel or 8 page full color front insert , full color back traycard , and assembled into jewel cases with cellowrap . Prices below do not include films .


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The smaller of the two properties, this lovely barn is entered from the parking area where the front door leads directly into a pleasant living room open to the apex of the roof, with a comfortable leather seating area enjoying Sky TV, a fully fitted country style kitchen/diner and natural wood flooring.
A rear hallway gives access to a bathroom W.C. with hand basin, bath and shower cubicle, a twin bedded room with patio door opening to the landscaped lawn and gardens and a master bedroom with a kingsize double bed and an en-suite shower room W.C. with hand basin.
Stairs lead up from the living room to the first floor and an attractive landing/snug area with casual seating ideal for reading or as a children's play room and to one side a door opens to the third bedroom with two 3ft single beds tucked under the eaves with some exposed low beams.

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The smaller of the two properties , this lovely barn is entered from the parking area where the front door leads directly into a pleasant living room open to the apex of the roof , with a comfortable leather seating area enjoying Sky TV , a fully fitted country style kitchen / diner and natural wood flooring .
 A rear hallway gives access to a bathroom W.C. with hand basin , bath and shower cubicle , a twin bedded room with patio door opening to the landscaped lawn and gardens and a master bedroom with a kingsize double bed and an en - suite shower room W.C. with hand basin .
 Stairs lead up from the living room to the first floor and an attractive landing / snug area with casual seating ideal for reading or as a children 's play room and to one side a door opens to the third bedroom with two 3 ft single beds tucked under the eaves with some exposed low beams .


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Every day, you make critical decisions that impact your overall business, customers and the bottom line. Go well beyond typical customer satisfaction surveys — get the details you need to make decisions wisely.
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Every day , you make critical decisions that impact your overall business , customers and the bottom line . Go well beyond typical customer satisfaction surveys — get the details you need to make decisions wisely .
 Revenue and profitability numbers alone ca n’t tell you everything you need to know about the health of your business . You need key insights into what matters most to your customers . Listen360 arms you with real , actionable insights — so you can focus decisions and investments on targeted areas that will have the greatest impact on the company ’s growth and profitability .
 There ’s no shortage of questions to be answered — just like there ’s no shortage of customer opinions . They ’re both a part of everyday business life . Listen360 gives you the ability to use those customer opinions to your advantage . We ’ll help you tap in daily to areas that need improvement , follow up in meaningful ways , and measure progress and success .
 Listen360 is simple enough for your frontline teams to embrace even though the platform includes the powerful social marketing and sophisticated text analytics often found in complex , implementation - heavy solutions . Listen360 ’s cloud - based platform is designed to let you get started quickly , often in days rather than weeks .
 Executives benefit from using our platform in a wide variety of ways . See what they have to say about us .
 We partner with companies that can help our clients maximize the value of customer feedback .


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We are thrilled to share this good news with all our supporters! The Malaysian authorities have acquitted and dropped all sedition charges against political cartoonist Zulkiflee Anwar "Zunar" Ulhaque and others. Zunar was facing prosecution for his peaceful political activities.
Thank you to all of those who sent messages of solidarity for Zunar as part of Write for Rights 2015.
"Zunar, Sivarasa and Surendran have shown great courage in shining a spotlight on injustices such as corruption and abuse of power. Their acquittal is a positive development but the Malaysian authorities must do more to protect people who dare to speak out.” N. Surendran, Rachel Chhoa-Howard, Amnesty International’s Malaysia Researcher.

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We are thrilled to share this good news with all our supporters ! The Malaysian authorities have acquitted and dropped all sedition charges against political cartoonist Zulkiflee Anwar " Zunar " Ulhaque and others . Zunar was facing prosecution for his peaceful political activities .
 Thank you to all of those who sent messages of solidarity for Zunar as part of Write for Rights 2015 .
 " Zunar , Sivarasa and Surendran have shown great courage in shining a spotlight on injustices such as corruption and abuse of power . Their acquittal is a positive development but the Malaysian authorities must do more to protect people who dare to speak out . ” N. Surendran , Rachel Chhoa - Howard , Amnesty International ’s Malaysia Researcher .


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What distinguishes one dental practice from another, is it’s team. The Lakeside Dental team has over 80 years of combined experience in the dental field and it’s experience you can trust. Because we are experts in our field, we have time to focus on your needs and listen to your concerns. Our team does not just clean teeth; we serve as advisors, counselors, and friends to everyone who comes through our door.
Bridget became a Dental Assistant in 2001. She joined the team at Lakeside Dental in 2007. Bridget became a Dental Assistant because she likes to work with people and enjoys increasing her patients’ self-esteem by improving their smiles. Bridget likes working with Dr. Hansen because he is honest and genuine.
Bridget’s community outreach work includes Halloween Candy Buy Back and Give Kids a Smile.
Bridget resides in Duluth with her daughter. Outside of the office, she enjoys traveling, gardening, reading, decorating, turkey hunting, fishing , running, and spending time with friends and family.
Kayla graduated from the University of Wisconsin Superior with a degree in business administration. She joined the team at Lakeside Dental in January of 2015. She likes working at Lakeside Dental because Dr. Hansen and the rest of the staff truly care about their patients and the work they are doing. They love what they do and it really shows.
Kayla resides in Superior, WI. Away from the office, she enjoys the outdoors whether she is playing softball, on a lake, or in the woods. She also enjoys cooking, reading, photography, and upcycling furniture.
Tarja graduated from Lake Superior College with a degree in Dental Hygiene in 2011 and started working at Lakeside Dental in 2012. Tarja chose to become a Dental Hygienist because she enjoys helping people. She enjoys working with Dr. Hansen because he is such a great Dentist and Lakeside Dental provides a fun, friendly atmosphere.
Tarja enjoys volunteering with Give Kids a Smile and looks forward to participating in more outreach work throughout her career as a Dental Hygienist.
Vicki graduated from the University of Minnesota- Duluth with a degree in Dental Hygiene in 1986. She joined the team at Lakeside Dental in 2012. Vicki loves the energy at Lakeside Dental and enjoys working with Dr. Hansen because he is very patient oriented. He wants everyone to feel welcome and comfortable.
Vicki is a member of the ADHA and volunteers with Give Kids a Smile, Special Olympics – Special Smiles, and various church activities.
Vicki resides in Duluth, MN with her husband, 2 children, and cute dog, Chico. Outside of the office, Vicki enjoys reading, cooking, gardening, traveling, camping, skiing, walking, and Dragon Boating.
Holly graduated from Lake Superior College with a degree in Dental Hygiene in 1999. She has been a Dental Hygienist at Lakeside Dental since 2001. Dentistry is in Holly’s blood, as her Mom worked at a dental office for many years and Holly’s sister is also a Dental Hygienist!
Holly enjoys working with Dr. Hansen because he is so positive and enjoys making patients feel comfortable. Holly respects Dr. Hansen’s drive to educate and encourage his patients to decide how they want to proceed with their dental treatment. Holly really enjoys working with her patients and enjoys educating them about their dental health.
Holly volunteers at the Welcome Center and Children’s Program at her church.
Kristy has worked in the dental field since 2001. In 2005 she graduated from Lake Superior College and started working as a dental hygienist and a dental assistant. She joined the Lakeside Dental staff half way through 2015 and has been doing both hygiene and assisting. Kristy loves the opportunity to do both sides because every day is something different and it allows her to see patients throughout their entire care process. She likes working with Dr. Hansen because of how much time he takes with each patient and how much he focuses on continuing education to ensure patients receive the best experience possible.
Kristy lives in Superior, WI with her husband and daughter. She enjoys her weekends at the campground surrounded by friends and family.

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What distinguishes one dental practice from another , is it ’s team . The Lakeside Dental team has over 80 years of combined experience in the dental field and it ’s experience you can trust . Because we are experts in our field , we have time to focus on your needs and listen to your concerns . Our team does not just clean teeth ; we serve as advisors , counselors , and friends to everyone who comes through our door .
 Bridget became a Dental Assistant in 2001 . She joined the team at Lakeside Dental in 2007 . Bridget became a Dental Assistant because she likes to work with people and enjoys increasing her patients ’ self - esteem by improving their smiles . Bridget likes working with Dr. Hansen because he is honest and genuine .
 Bridget ’s community outreach work includes Halloween Candy Buy Back and Give Kids a Smile .
 Bridget resides in Duluth with her daughter . Outside of the office , she enjoys traveling , gardening , reading , decorating , turkey hunting , fishing , running , and spending time with friends and family .
 Kayla graduated from the University of Wisconsin Superior with a degree in business administration . She joined the team at Lakeside Dental in January of 2015 . She likes working at Lakeside Dental because Dr. Hansen and the rest of the staff truly care about their patients and the work they are doing . They love what they do and it really shows .
 Kayla resides in Superior , WI . Away from the office , she enjoys the outdoors whether she is playing softball , on a lake , or in the woods . She also enjoys cooking , reading , photography , and upcycling furniture .
 Tarja graduated from Lake Superior College with a degree in Dental Hygiene in 2011 and started working at Lakeside Dental in 2012 . Tarja chose to become a Dental Hygienist because she enjoys helping people . She enjoys working with Dr. Hansen because he is such a great Dentist and Lakeside Dental provides a fun , friendly atmosphere .
 Tarja enjoys volunteering with Give Kids a Smile and looks forward to participating in more outreach work throughout her career as a Dental Hygienist .
 Vicki graduated from the University of Minnesota- Duluth with a degree in Dental Hygiene in 1986 . She joined the team at Lakeside Dental in 2012 . Vicki loves the energy at Lakeside Dental and enjoys working with Dr. Hansen because he is very patient oriented . He wants everyone to feel welcome and comfortable .
 Vicki is a member of the ADHA and volunteers with Give Kids a Smile , Special Olympics – Special Smiles , and various church activities .
 Vicki resides in Duluth , MN with her husband , 2 children , and cute dog , Chico . Outside of the office , Vicki enjoys reading , cooking , gardening , traveling , camping , skiing , walking , and Dragon Boating .
 Holly graduated from Lake Superior College with a degree in Dental Hygiene in 1999 . She has been a Dental Hygienist at Lakeside Dental since 2001 . Dentistry is in Holly ’s blood , as her Mom worked at a dental office for many years and Holly ’s sister is also a Dental Hygienist !
 Holly enjoys working with Dr. Hansen because he is so positive and enjoys making patients feel comfortable . Holly respects Dr. Hansen ’s drive to educate and encourage his patients to decide how they want to proceed with their dental treatment . Holly really enjoys working with her patients and enjoys educating them about their dental health .
 Holly volunteers at the Welcome Center and Children ’s Program at her church .
 Kristy has worked in the dental field since 2001 . In 2005 she graduated from Lake Superior College and started working as a dental hygienist and a dental assistant . She joined the Lakeside Dental staff half way through 2015 and has been doing both hygiene and assisting . Kristy loves the opportunity to do both sides because every day is something different and it allows her to see patients throughout their entire care process . She likes working with Dr. Hansen because of how much time he takes with each patient and how much he focuses on continuing education to ensure patients receive the best experience possible .
 Kristy lives in Superior , WI with her husband and daughter . She enjoys her weekends at the campground surrounded by friends and family .


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The President of India has approved conferment of 127 Padma Awards including one duo case (counted as one) as per the list below. The list comprises two Padma Vibhushan, 24 Padma Bhushan and 101 Padma Shri Awardees. 27 of the Awardees are women and the list also includes 10 persons from the category of foreigners, NRIs, PIOs and Posthumous Awardees.
Padma Awards, the country’s highest civilian awards, are conferred in three categories, namely, Padma Vibhushan, Padma Bhushan and Padma Shri. The Awards are given in various disciplines/ fields of activities, viz- art, social work, public affairs, science and engineering, trade and industry, medicine, literature and education, sports, civil service, etc. ‘Padma Vibhushan’ is awarded for exceptional and distinguished service; ‘Padma Bhushan’ for distinguished service of high order and ‘Padma Shri’ for distinguished service in any field. The awards are announced on the occasion of Republic Day every year. The awards are conferred by the President of India at a function held at Rashtrapati Bhawan sometime around March/ April.

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The President of India has approved conferment of 127 Padma Awards including one duo case ( counted as one ) as per the list below . The list comprises two Padma Vibhushan , 24 Padma Bhushan and 101 Padma Shri Awardees . 27 of the Awardees are women and the list also includes 10 persons from the category of foreigners , NRIs , PIOs and Posthumous Awardees .
 Padma Awards , the country ’s highest civilian awards , are conferred in three categories , namely , Padma Vibhushan , Padma Bhushan and Padma Shri . The Awards are given in various disciplines/ fields of activities , viz- art , social work , public affairs , science and engineering , trade and industry , medicine , literature and education , sports , civil service , etc . ‘ Padma Vibhushan ’ is awarded for exceptional and distinguished service ; ‘ Padma Bhushan ’ for distinguished service of high order and ‘ Padma Shri ’ for distinguished service in any field . The awards are announced on the occasion of Republic Day every year . The awards are conferred by the President of India at a function held at Rashtrapati Bhawan sometime around March/ April .