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The Art Scene 08.25.11

 “Deep Sea Memory”
Darlene Charneco’s work, including this 2011 piece, “Deep Sea Memory,” composed of mixed media, nails, and resin, will be at Solar in East Hampton.

Ramiro Returns
    After four years, Ramiro, a classically trained painter, has returned with a new show of his works at the Grenning Gallery in Sag Harbor. A reception will take place on Saturday from 6 to 8 p.m.
    Born in Venezuela, at the age of 6 he was accepted into the Ninos Cantores school for musically gifted children. At 14 he decided to become an artist and apprenticed with a realist painter and eventually studied at the Florentine Accademia di Belle Arti and the Florence Academy of Art. By 22, his work was winning awards and in prominent Italian collections.
    In 1998, he started spending his summer months on the East End. His subjects include portraiture, allegorical figures, interiors, and plein-air landscapes. According to Laura Grenning, “he believes that the artist’s job is to connect the viewer to the emotion, the balance, and the truth that can be found by looking closely at the world around us.”
    The exhibit will remain on view until Sept. 18.

Resika at Butler’s
    Butler’s Fine Art in East Hampton is exhibiting a collection of floral still lifes by Paul Resika through September.
     Born in New York in 1928, Mr. Resika began art studies at a young age and, as a teenager, was a studio assistant and student of Hans Hofmann from 1945 to 1947. He then lived and studied in Venice and Rome from 1950 to 1953.
    From his formal basis in Hofmann’s abstract techniques, Mr. Resika incorporated influences from the French modernists and Fauves, capturing “the power of nature through his uniquely personal exploration of color and form through observation,” according to the gallery.
    His work is in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Whitney Museum of American Art, and the Parrish Art Museum in Southampton, among many other public and private collections.
    Other work on view includes art by Esteban Vicente, Mary Abbott, Herman Cherry, Nicolas Carone, Stephanie Brody-Lederman, Eugene Brodsky, Sally Egbert, Casimir Rutkowski, Harry Kramer, and Natalie Edgar Pavia.

On Pollock and Picasso
    Michael FitzGerald will present “Drip, Brush, and the Unconscious: Pollock and Picasso at Midcentury” on Sunday at 5 p.m. as part of the Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center’s summer lecture series. The series is held at the Fireplace Project across the street from the center at 851 Springs-Fireplace Road in Springs.
    Dr. FitzGerald, who is the director of the art history program at Trinity College in Hartford, Conn., and a part-time resident of Sag Harbor, will examine the two artists’ attitudes toward the redefinition of painting that took place in the first half of the 20th century, beginning with Cubism and then Abstract Expressionism. He will compare and contrast the achievements of Picasso and Pollock, painters who epitomize divergent poles of modernism.
    Dr. FitzGerald is the author of “Picasso and American Art,” which accompanied a traveling exhibit that originated at the Whitney Museum of American Art. He is also the author of “Picasso: The Artist’s Studio.”

Charneco at Solar
    Solar in East Hampton will open “Islands of Memory,” featuring new works by Darlene Charneco, on Saturday with a reception at 5 p.m. This is the first solo show for the artist at Solar, who is known for her work in resin, nails, and mixed media. She incorporates network theory, geographic information systems, video games, virtual worlds, childhood toys, and educational tools.
    The islands she refers to are her current home, Long Island, and her parents' native Puerto Rico. Of her sculpture, she said, “These clusters are like thought-forms . . . a chunking of concepts that I am trying to hold, mix, marry, communicate with, make tangible.” She has exhibited at the Katonah Museum, the Hunterdon Museum, the Islip Art Museum, and the Parrish Art Museum. In addition to the reception, the artist will be available to talk about her work during the East Hampton Village gallery walk next Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m.
    Eric Ernst will visit Solar on Sept. 17 for an “Artists on Artists” talk at 4:30 p.m. Reservations, which are required for all events, can be made by e-mailing The show is on view through October.

Art Happening in Sag
    The Delaney Cooke Gallery at the Haven’s House Art Space in Sag Harbor will offer “Mixed-Media: A Group Perspective Art Happening” beginning tomorrow with a reception on Saturday at 7 p.m.
    The show is organized by Robert Nasatka and brings together “a motley crew of visual artists, musicians, poets, actors, teachers, and students comfortable with their own unique passion and flare for life without excessive vagueness. It aims to not only have a good time but educate as well through sensible outreach and honest discussion.” The participants have both traditional and more progressive approaches to art.
    The group includes Mr. Nasatka, J.K. Legos, Breahna Arnold, Ray Colleran, Anna Atanasova, Billy Martin, Benjamin Faraone, Chandra Elmendorf, Matisse Patterson, Yung Jake, Matty Liot, Mark Schiavoni of the Montauk Project band, Human Error, Paddy Noble, 4 Alarm Chili, Keogh Collections, Jason Nower of Why We Climb, Yong Jo Ji, Open Minded Organics, Ashley Tomkiel, and Philip Kess.
    The reception will feature performances and more. The installation will be up through Sunday.

Troy’s Ceramics at Celadon
    The Celadon Clay Art Gallery will show Jack Troy’s wood-fired and reduction-glazed ceramics beginning tomorrow and running through Sept. 5. The artist will speak about his work on Sunday at 4 p.m.
    In his career, Mr. Troy has been a teacher, potter, and writer. He is retired from Juniata College, where he taught for 39 years. He has led more than 185 workshops for potters at colleges, universities, and art centers in this country and abroad. His work is in the collection of the Smithsonian Institution, at the Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Park in Japan, and in the Auckland Museum of Art in New Zealand. He has written several books on ceramic techniques as well as poetry.

Markel Shows Fayer
    Kathryn Markel Fine Arts in Bridgehampton is showing recent paintings by Laura Fayer. There will be a reception on Saturday from 6 to 8 p.m. Ms. Fayer uses a variety of mediums to explore the Japanese concept of wabi-sabi, which describes a world that is transient and incomplete.
    “I rely on visual memories of childhood years living in Japan,” she has said. “The memories are vast and fluid.”
    Those who view the images may sense waves, wind, music, or moving trees that belie her process, one that is more complex than the results would indicate. She lives in New York and has received a Pollock-Krasner Foundation grant. The show will remain on view through Sept. 11.

Tabor’s “Horse Whisperings”
    The Tulla Booth Gallery in Sag Harbor will show “Horse Whisperings” beginning on Saturday with an opening from 6 to 8 p.m. The artist will be on hand to sign copies of his book of the same title, with proceeds going to Autism Speaks.
    Mr. Tabor is a creative director and photographer who is known for large-scale prints of his equestrian works and landscape and seascape “portraits” of the East End. He treats his subjects like athletes, exploring their inner strength, spirit, and power.
    His images have no title, simply a number. He believes that the viewer should have an experience of the image without preconceptions. He uses only natural light. The show is running in connection with the Hampton Classic Horse Show in Bridgehampton, which opens on Sunday.

Noto Comes to Demato
    The Richard Demato Gallery in Sag Harbor will have a solo exhibit of works by Russell Noto, an artist from Savannah, Ga. The show opens on Saturday with an artist’s reception from 6 to 8 p.m.
    In his current series, he paints pit bulls that have the names of colors painted on them. They are stark but also fierce looking, usually with mouths agape. His work is realistic but also self-conscious in its references and ironic implications. The images play with stereotypes as well as the real fear of the different and unknown.
    The artist was born in Scranton, Pa., and earned an undergraduate degree from Keystone College in 2009. While attending college, he completed two paintings for the Scranton Parking Authority’s permanent collection. He will finish his Master of Fine Arts at the Savannah College of Art this year.

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Eben Kirksey has published two books with Duke University Press—Freedom in Entangled Worlds (2012) and Emergent Ecologies (2015)—as well as one edited collection: The Multispecies Salon (2014). He was Princeton University's 2015-2016 Currie C. and Thomas A. Barron Visiting Professor, where he was researching and writing a new book. Currently he is an Australian Research Council Fellow and the incoming Disciplinary Convener (Chair) of the Environmental Humanities program at UNSW Australia in Sydney.

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Tuesday, November 8, 2011

Cosmos/Bios/Polis Panel at the AAA meetings

Thursday, November 17, 2011: 10Panel at the American Anthropological Association

This panel explored the challenges of building common worlds—with former enemies who might become allies, with technological networks, with other species—while remaining open to surprises from the unknown. If the promise of a perpetual peace from Kantian citizens of the cosmos no longer rings true, then what are the prospects of Isabelle Stengers' cosmopolitical proposal?

Cosmopolitics presences “the question of possible nonhierarchical modes of coexistence among the ensemble of inventions of non-equivalence, among the diverging values and obligations through which the entangled existences that compose it are affirmed.” Giving resonance to the unknown cosmos beyond our fragile constructions, this panel will reckon with how common cosmopolitical worlds are created when many players work together, tooth and nail. Thinking within the constraints imposed by the unknown, we will bring cosmos together with bios, the biographical life that concerns the polis. Appreciating the foolishness of human exceptionalism, this panel will follow Donna Haraway to explore contact zones where the outcome, where who is in the world, is at stake. Working to get past the thanatological drift in contemporary biopolitical thought, speakers will probe the attractions and limitations of the search for an affirmative biopolitics. Being polite, or political in common worlds, where multiple species meet, may require discomforting intra-actions with newly recognized subaltern subjects.

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KIRKSEY, S. E. (2015) "Species: A Praxiographic Study" Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute, 21, 758-780.

KIRKSEY, S. E. (2014) The Multispecies Salon, Duke University Press: Durham.

KIRKSEY, S. E. (2013) “Interspecies Love” in Lanjouw and Corbey (eds) The Politics of Species (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press), pp. 164-77.

KIRKSEY, S. E., N. Shapiro, M. Brodine (2013) "Hope in Blasted Landscapes" Social Science Information, 52 (2): 228-256.

KIRKSEY, S. E. 2013 “A Messianic Multiple: West Papua, July 1998” in Bryan Turner (ed.) War and Peace: Essays on Religion and Violence (Anthem Press), pp. 37-59.

KIRKSEY, S. E. 2012 "Living with Parasites in Palo Verde National Park" Environmental Humanities, 1: 23-55.

KIRKSEY, S. E. 2012 "Thneeds Reseeds: Figures of Biocultural Hope in the Anthropocene" in G. Martin, D. Mincyte, and U. Münster (eds.) Why Do We Value Diversity? Rachel Carson Perspectives vol 9: 89-94.

KIRKSEY, S. E. 2012 Freedom in Entangled Worlds, Duke University Press: Durham.

KIRKSEY, S. E. & S. HELMREICH. 2010 "The Emergence of Multispecies Ethnography", Cultural Anthropology, 25 (4): 545-576. Full Special Issue (48.8 MB)

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In September 2010 Eben testified before the U.S. Congress about massacres in West Papua.

He joined Indonesian investigative reporter Andreas Harsono in 2008 to publish "Criminal Collaborations", a peer-reviewed article about Indonesian military involvement in the murder of two Americans. This research started a lively discussion in the Indonesian media and sparked a series of media articles in publications such as The Washington Post, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and the International Herald Tribune. Amy Goodman of Democracy Now! invited Eben to discuss this research on her news show.


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Friday, 28 February 2014

A Reason to Cheer !!!!!

By Jason “foolybear” Lineberger

Over the past six years the paintball media landscape has shifted.  Not long ago the average player could walk into his local bookstore or even grocery store and buy 200 pages of articles, photos, and ads for the latest gear.  Players in the right markets could pick from half a dozen choices on the magazine rack.  Paintballers whose tournament experience culminated at three man pick-up games on pallet-and-barrel local speedball fields could immerse themselves in the national tournament scene, the teams, the standouts, the game-winners.

Fast forward to the present day when any paintballer with internet access can pull down massive amounts of high quality photos, video, and text from all corners of the Web.  It’s a media-rich environment, but that doesn’t necessarily translate into a new positive for paintball.  For every slick clip of paintball action, there are ten poorly-written posts, five long unedited practice videos and a couple of hard-to-watch gun cam movies.  What the magazines offered was a curated experience.  The better magazines gave readers a balanced and insightful look into the current paintball scene.  They had tournament coverage, scenario write-ups, tips to improve one’s game, gear reviews, and commentary written by experts.  The editors who refused to shy away from long articles gave their writers the chance to develop a story, flesh out the characters, and hook their readers.  Boiling a tournament or scenario event down to 500 words (or less) might make for a quick read, but it’s not facts that spark the imagination or that develop loyalty, it’s people and their stories.

All one has to do is look at the meteoric rise of the UFC for proof.  They realize that they can pull in a small hardcore audience for any fight, but to really draw big numbers they have to tell a story and get their audience to care about at least one of the fighters.  That’s why, before every big event, they produce these sharp video bios of the competitors, so the viewers can see them as people.  That’s why they love it when fighters appear to have bad blood between them; it’s a story – the oldest story – anger or jealousy or bitter rivalry.  When there’s a fight between mismatched opponents, they hype the underdog’s chances, because everyone loves a Cinderella story.  The UFC knows what sells, and the fight itself is a relatively small part of the equation.

That bring me to ETV’s The Roster.  In 2004 I read every paintball magazine cover to cover.  I started playing tournaments.  I could name just about every rostered professional in the game.  By 2009, except for the few who had remained on teams, I could hardly name anyone.  As the magazines disappeared and article length shrank, I didn’t find the stories or the people to create any loyalty.  Patrick Spohrer’s films (of Monkey with a Gun fame) would have been just the right fix, but without the articles to make me want to learn more, I was reluctant to spend the cash on DVDs about a side of the sport that had lost my interest.  Enter the Artifact series.  Quality filming combined with a depth of story-telling and analysis drew me back into the tournament scene.  On the back of the Red Sunday series, I cheered for Omaha Vicious.  That spurred me to actually watch PSP tournaments, as they aired, live on Paintball Access.  And now, with the new season of The Roster, I’m catching the episodes on the day they’re released. The show gives me, a die-hard scenario player, a reason to watch tournament paintball.  I’ve learned the story of X-Factor, their players, their struggles.  I’m actually replaying games from 2013 because I have a reason to.  I’m hooked, and I want more.

Paintball needs new blood, and if tournament paintball is going to grow, it has to have fans. Paintball can pull an audience if people are drawn to the players and their stories, otherwise every match is just another fight, and only the hardcore fans (the players themselves) will watch.  So, do your part to build the sport.  Show someone The Roster.  Give them a reason to cheer.

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Tuesday, 18 February 2014

Dynasty Win the first event of the year !!

Ryan Greenspan tell us about Dynasty first event of the year....

We are starting to make a tradition of this; year two of our, now annual, trip to the first UWL of the year!  Last season Dynasty, with a newly revamped and fresh team, got the guys together early for a fun, team bonding game in the woods.  We ended up taking second place last year in the opening event, a great jumping point for a great season last year.  This year, so far, only differed from our placing…

The team is still lazily coming off our off season and we decided it should be fun to brush off some dust in the woods again.  A lot of people don't quite realize that the core of Dynasty started before an air ball bunker was even created, let alone ramping paintball markers!  So, we have a bit of experience in this area.

For those unfamiliar with the UWL rules, there are five players on each team that include a "heavy gunner" who gets an uncapped fully auto marker. There's a "ranger" who gets to break out five seconds before the rest of the team, giving him a head start.  Then the rest of the roster is compromised of regular "Infantry" players possessing no real bonus perks.  The objective, like most games, is to secure a flag, or in this case flags.  There are two flags on either tape line along the 50 yard line which, when raised in your team's color, give you one point per minute.  Then there is one flag near each team's starting base which gives the opposing team 15 points when raised.  Then there are points awarded for each elimination and another bonus item hidden in the middle of the field worth another nine points.  It certainly takes some time to get used to, but it makes for a very fun game!

For Dynasty; Yosh, Tyler, Blake, Dalton, Brandon and I were there all draped out in camo and ready to rock the woods!  These events are much more laid back than a normal tournament and players seem to share more "war stories" with each other than your typical PSP event.  there is something about playing woods ball that really takes you back to the first time you played, there is a crazy bit of nostalgia.  You are more in the action it seems as every tree branch can frustratingly be in the way of a seemingly clear shot.  the spray from hiding behind a stick pile is intense.  There is a lot more riding on the side of the field you choose to start from because one side has more cover than the other.

The event was run in just one round, with the final game being between us and the GI Factory team comprised of Dave Bains, bear Degidio, Alex goldman, Damian Ryan and Rainy Stanzack.  This was certainly our toughest game.  It came down to a crazy fire fight and a timed reincarnation which allowed both teams to come back in full force.  Luckily, for us, Yosh and Brandon had pushed through to their flag base in in the first half to secure the 15 points, along with blake and Tyler grabbing each 50 yard line flag for the duration of the game.  It came down to Dalton, in his last day as a Dynasty player, coming through and stopping Damian Ryan from "back dooring" us!

The end was a great win for us, but most of all, it was fun and that is what paintball is at the end of the day; a fun game played with your friends!

Thanks to Tom Cole for organizing this event.  Thank you to Planet Eclipse for outfitting us with the perfect woods ball markers.  Thank you to HK ARMY for creating some great scenario gear for the team to experiment with. And thank you to The Paintball Park at Camp Pendleton and Paintball Tickets for giving us a fun set of both tournament parks and woods ball fields to play on!

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Sunday, 16 February 2014

Sunday, 9 February 2014

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Thursday, 6 February 2014

Bad Moji 2013..... 2014..... and beyond !!!

So 2013 is done and dusted...

At the start of the season we decided that we wanted to broaden our paintball playing experiences!
We wanted to play more games overseas, we wanted to attend more scenario games and we wanted to delve in to the world of Tournament paintball in the forms of The UWL and SupAir at The CPPS events!

Let’s start with The UWL…. Run by Shoreline and held at 2 locations North and South of England the idea was to make sure as many teams could get to a location and play. YPC in Selby ran the North Events and Campaign Paintball in Cobham, Surrey ran the Southern events.

The UWL was set up so that a team’s best 4 recorded finishes counted towards the final rankings.  With 3 legs being held at each Northern and Southern location, teams had the chance to play 6 events before the final round, The UWL Super Cup which was held at the Planet Eclipse Big Game Staargate.

We booked ourselves in to all 3 Southern events and the Super Cup at Staargate played at Powerplay, Wakefield. This was a brand new experience for us and we had not played competitive paintball to this standard before, it was nervy but addictive! Out of all 4 events we finished 4th in our first ever UWL tournament. We also had players ranked in the top 15 (Indie 9th & Jonty 13th - unlucky for some) The UWL gave us the bug for close quarter competitive paintball which led us to look further afield!

We attended many UK scenario events and were Generals for some of those and also managed to squeeze a few trips to Europe.. Shoreline always put on a good show and we like to get to as many of those games as possible, these included a game at a fort in France, Tippmann Challenge UK,
and Staargate. Mixed in with some events by Going Postal and some Skirmish and Mayhem games we probably played 8 Big Game events.

Our newest adventure led us to a wide open field in Penkridge, Cannock, home of The CPPS...
Being from the woods all this inflatable bunker stuff looked a bit, out of place and wrong.. But we had the competitive bug from UWL so just had to try it to see what it was all about.

For 2013 the CPPS opened a new Division played on the Saturday called 'Breakout Division'.  The rules were slightly different than the standard divisional play in an effort to attract new teams to SupAir and for us it worked really well. The FPS is lowered to 280fps from 300fps,
No Ramp setting on markers, Semi only and capped to 10bps and the start gate had a 5 yard box style setup. The benefit of the box is that any player can start from within the box without having to touch the gate, the idea being you could make a bunker quicker and not get shot.

In the first event we managed to place 3rd and although there was a small turn out we were on top most of the day only losing in the finals. We all had a great time and the competitive buzz and adrenaline rush really got us hooked, before the day was out we had booked in for the next event.

We wanted to also try out the Division above Breakout, Div 5 played on the Sunday. So the next CPPS saw us play Saturday and Sunday in a full on SupAir paintballfest. In the Breakout Division we started to think about how the game should be played, we had tactics that we knew we could cross
over from the woods and like any person with a bug for something new we all had been watching the Millennium Webcast and PSP webcast in a hope to pick up some tips and skills.

In our 2nd only attempt at SupAir we walked away with first place in The Breakout Division only dropping 2 points all day.  We felt good and couldn’t wait to hit Div5 the next day. CPPS is an amazing event held at a really well run site by people who really care about the experience you receive.. A big shout to Ainsley, Matt and the rest of the CPPS team for making it what it is and keeping us so hungry for more..

Sunday came and what a change for the Saturday, literally a hundred or so teams turned out for the event and we were immediately put back and slightly intimidated by all the guys in their bright shirts and swanky bling markers...

First game came round and we managed to pick up a draw, we should have won but the fact we decided to pick our pods up before game over saw a few 141's and the team eliminated, lesson learned! Slightly miffed at our lack or knowing the rules, our own fault, we regrouped for the next one and pulled in a win. The success continued and we reached the finals! our 2nd ever visit to a SupAir site and tournament and we hit the finals, a woodsball team... We went on to win the Div5 event and out of a full weekend of SupAir, playing 25 points only dropped 3.. What a buzz..

We returned for a 3rd Breakout event which was sponsored by Eclipse and picked up Ledz as a day coach, we didn’t impress much, losing our first point miserably and getting that look from the Boss.... We re-grouped and pulled off a run of straight wins to see us win the Breakout Division for the 2nd time.. Wanting to better our game we booked in to Div4 for the Sunday, we were hungry for more, its now in our blood this tourney thing..

Saturday didn’t go without any hitches.... In the first point of the day Kirsty decided she needed to 'Ryu flying knee drop' some hard ground before a bunker and managed to pop her knee cap which ended up half way down her shin!  It was a grim sight!  We applaud John from Sandbaggers for taking her straight to A+E.. So I need to add that we did have the help of some others on the Saturday, namely Dog Soldiers & Shoreline Rangers, our fellow woodsball comrades.. So many people said she'd be out for a good few weeks but guess what.. not wanting to let the team down and leave 4 players fighting against 5, Kirsty sucked it up like a boss and played on the Sunday, knee cap having been popped back in place!  We made her cover the back centre so she didn’t have to
run! She did a great job all day..  It’s fair to say that despite the big injury we were playing with 4 and a 1/2 as it was simply impossible to move with that type of injury.  We gave it our all and walked away just shy of a podium finish which we thought was well deserved considering our situation..
SupAir is something that has now firmly attached itself with each member of the team and we are keen to play more events for sure.

So to sum up 2013 with some highlights we need to mention a 3rd place podium finish at the UWL Super Cup played on the Saturday before the Planet Eclipse Big Game 'Staargate' Only losing out to Sand Baggers North & South who placed 1st and 2nd!!  Top of the table overall 4th place finish in our first competitive UWL event.. Staargate itself in which Indie helped lead 1 of 3 Red factions to a overall win, beating Ledz and his gang who opted to play for the Blues!

Leadership / General Roles for 4 of the Big Scenario Games and some overseas battles in France.
2 Breakout Divisional wins at the CPPS, 1 Division 5 Win and a top table Division 4 finish.

We want to thank Planet Eclipse for all the support this year, the gear and markers are 1st class and keep us in the game, winning..We are pleased to re-sign with Planet Eclipse for the 2014 season and beyond.

We will have some more exciting news coming soon.. Very soon...

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Sunday, 2 February 2014

Fresh Year, Fresh Blood…..

Sandbaggers kicked off the 2014 season with a 3-man event.. But in true Sandbagger style we decided to make it fun and bring in some New Blood… Chris Latham and Al Woods were the backbone of the team (when I say backbone, more like a jellyfish :-) Chris took alone his son Jack (13 years old), who had been pot bitch for the Sandbaggers in 2013. Kitted him up with Planet gear and an Etha and away they rocked. 10 Games, 10 wins (with Jack winning 2 one on ones…)

Thanks to our sponsors. Without you guys we would still be in the pub and little Jack would have to wait outside…

Baggin Ain’t Easy !!


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Freshman Year Lessons

Moving away to college has been the greatest blessing and challenge that I have ever had to face thus far. Here are some pieces of advice that I have learned these first few months as a panther.

Explore your surroundings. Florida is a most beautiful state with even more interesting people. Florida Tech’s location on the space coast is ideal. Taking day trips to Cocoa Beach, Orlando, and even the Florida Keys is an excellent way to meet new people and feel at home in a land far away from where most panthers were born.

Due dates are dangerous. The losers of races never determine the winners. This is why due dates have the ability to drag even the best of students to the back of the class. Do your work when it is assigned as opposed to right before it is due. This will make more time for social and extracurricular activities. Be in front of the race. Do not drag behind your community.

Finally, get to know your professors. Florida  Tech is full of professors who are eager to acquaint with the hungry young minds of tomorrow. This is why  Florida Tech hires such an esteemed staff. A great deal of learning occurs outside of the classroom. I have had the fortunate opportunities to make friends with Dr. Winston Scott, a NASA astronaut on staff here at Florida Tech! The advise and guidance he has already given me puts me on the tracks to achieving my dreams of flying in space. There is staff available at Florida Tech for all disciplines of science. Become a part of this high tech community.

Freshman year can be a roller coaster ride. These three skills will be useful for the rest of my career. Even though different in practice, these skills all have something in common: community. Becoming a part of a community that is diverse, supportive, and knowledgable cultivates goals into realities. Becoming a part of the panther community is the challenging roller coaster ride that can foster any dream into a reality.

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Sunday, July 10, 2011

The Next 60 Seconds Are All That Matter

By J.D.
John Carpenter is one of those rare filmmakers that entertains while also trying to say something about the society in which we live in. It is a tough balancing act that few can maintain but Carpenter's films make it look easy. From the special effects opus/remake drenched in paranoia of The Thing (1982) to the two-fisted diatribe against Reaganomics of They Live (1988), he hasn't been afraid to sandwich a thought-provoking message in between action sequences. In this respect, his films are much more than genre pictures; rather they critique the problems of contemporary society. And for its time, Escape From New York(1981) was no different. Carpenter's film examined the validity of the presidency and the increase of crime and disguised it as a slick, futuristic race against time that was very prescient, going on to influence similarly minded and looking films for years, including a fascinating subgenre of Italian rip-offs.

Escape From New York is set in 1997 (?!) and crime in the United States has grown so bad that Manhattan Island in New York has become a maximum security prison with one simple rule: "Once you go in, you don't come out." One night, the president's plane is taken over by terrorists who crash it into the prison. The president (Donald Pleasence) escapes but quickly becomes a prisoner of the inmates led by the Duke (Isaac Hayes). It seems that the president is carrying a vital piece of information that is to be delivered to a historical summit in Hartford. Enter Snake Plissken (Kurt Russell), an ex-soldier, now legendary fugitive who has been captured by the government and is scheduled to be transferred into the prison. Instead, Police Commissioner Bob Hauk (Lee Van Cleef) offers him a deal: go into the prison, find the president, and bring him and the information back in exchange for a full pardon. Sounds easy, right? There's a catch: Snake only has 22 hours to do all this because by then the conference will be over and the world will be thrown into chaos. As an incentive he has two explosive charges lodged in his neck to keep him focused on the task at hand. With this enticing opening, the film kicks into high gear as Snake enters the world's most dangerous prison to find the president and save the world.

Carpenter had just made Dark Star (1974) and no one wanted to hire him as a director so he shifted his focus to screenwriting. Inspired by the Charles Bronson film Death Wish (1974), Carpenter originally wrote the screenplay in 1974. He didn’t agree with the film’s philosophy but liked how it conveyed “the sense of New York as a kind of jungle, and I wanted to make an SF film along these lines. He was also influenced by the Watergate scandal. "The whole feeling of the nation was one of real cynicism about the president. I wrote the screenplay and no studio wanted to make it" because the general feeling was that “It was too violent, too scary, too weird.” And so the director went on to do other films with the intention of making Escape later. After the successes of Halloween (1978) and The Fog (1980), Carpenter was in a position to make a motion picture with a big budget. He decided to revive his Escape script, but something seemed to be missing. "This was basically a straight action film. And at one point I realized it really doesn't have this kind of crazy humor that people from New York would expect to see." So, he brought in Nick Castle, a friend from his film school days at University of Southern California. Castle invented the Cabbie (Ernest Borgnine) character and came up with the film's humorous conclusion that offset the bleak tone of the film with a skewed sense of satire.

The film's setting proved to be another potential problem for Carpenter. It is apocalyptic in tone: a decaying, semi-destroyed version of New York. How could Carpenter create this world on only a budget of $6 million (his biggest at the time)? As fate would have it, in 1977 there was a big fire in St. Louis that burned out several blocks of the downtown area. Carpenter and his crew convinced the city to shut off the electricity to these blocks at night and then proceeded to transform the remains into a New York of the future. They even found an exact replica of Grand Central Station that was deserted and unused. It was a tough, demanding shoot that Carpenter had never experienced before. "We'd finish shooting at about 6 a.m. and I'd just be going to sleep at 7 when the sun would be coming up. I'd wake up around 5 or 6 p.m., depending on whether or not we had dailies, and by the time I got going the sun would be setting. So for about two and a half months I never saw daylight, which was really strange." This approach paid off, creating a dark, foreboding atmosphere of a futuristic film noir.

In addition, Carpenter shot parts of the film in Los Angeles and New York. He and his film company were the first ones ever to be allowed to shoot on Liberty Island, at the Statue of Liberty at night. They let Carpenter have free run of the entire island. He remembers, “We were lucky. It wasn’t easy to get that initial permission. They’d had a bombing three months earlier, and were worried about trouble.” With Escape, the director created two distinct looks: “one is the police state, high tech, lots of neon, a United States dominated by underground computers. That was easy to shoot compared to the Manhattan Island prison sequences, which had few lights, mainly torch lights, like feudal England.”

The heart of Escape From New York lies in its main character: Snake Plissken. His cynical, world-weary attitude flies in the face of the earnest authorities who send him off to the save the world. Snake could care less. All that matters to him is "the next 60 seconds," as Kurt Russell commented in an interview. "Living for exactly that next minute is all there is." It is this kind of intensity that makes Snake such an interesting character. He is the ideal antihero — intent on getting the job done and content on being left alone. Snake doesn't need anyone. Russell's performance clearly echoes Clint Eastwood's style of acting — the strong, silent type. Snake is a clever hybrid of The Man With No Name and Dirty Harry. It is an amusing riff on Eastwood's two most famous characters, which is only reinforced by the appearance of Lee Van Cleef (who appeared in a few films opposite Eastwood). It is to Russell's credit that he makes Snake a character you want to root for, that you want to see win at the end. There is something charismatic about Snake that makes you automatically want to like him. What is so great about the character is that Carpenter and co-screenwriter Nick Castle remain true to him throughout. They don’t saddle him with a love interest or dilute his intensity by having him crack the occasional joke. Snake remains an unrepentant badass, the proverbial fly in the ointment with a surly disregard for authority right up to the last shot of the film.

And to think that the studio did not want Carpenter to cast Russell in the role. Up until then the actor had done a string of Disney films as a youth and worked with Carpenter on a TV movie about Elvis Presley. The studio did not see Russell as a tough action hero. In fact, Charles Bronson expressed an interest in playing Snake (Tommy Lee Jones also was considered). However, by Carpenter’s own admission, “I was afraid of working with him. He was a big star and I was this little-shit nobody.” Fortunately, the filmmaker had faith in Russell and Escape From New York continued a long-standing relationship between the two men — both personal and professional — that continues to this day.

Escape From New York also features a strong supporting cast of character actors such as veteran thespian Harry Dean Stanton as Brain, the smartest man in the prison, and Ernest Borgnine as Cabbie, a hack who stayed in New York even after it changed into a prison. Let’s not forget Adrienne Barbeau as the Brain’s girlfriend Maggie and yet she is anything but that, as the talented actress plays her character as the tough-minded female equivalent of Snake. The film contains an eccentric assortment of characters each of who get their moment to shine and this only enhances the enjoyment of watching Escape. One of the best things about it is how these characters interact with Snake and how he views them. The supporting cast also fleshes out more of this fascinating world. They continually offer all sorts of tantalizing tidbits that allude to Snake's colorful past, to conditions in the prison and how the inmates have created their own world.

Escape from New York received mostly positive reviews when it was released. Newsweek magazine felt that Carpenter had a “deeply ingrained B-movie sensibility — which is both his strength and limitation. He does clean work, but settles for too little. He uses Russell well, however.” Time magazine’s Richard Corliss wrote, “John Carpenter is offering this summer's moviegoers a rare opportunity: to escape from the air-conditioned torpor of ordinary entertainment into the hothouse humidity of their own paranoia. It's a trip worth taking.” In his review for The New York Times, Vincent Canby wrote, "[The film] is not to be analyzed too solemnly, though. It's a toughly told, very tall tale, one of the best escape (and escapist) movies of the season." However, the Chicago Reader’s Dave Kehr felt that the film, “fails to satisfy — it gives us too little of too much.”

First and foremost Escape From New York is a fast-paced action film that is never dull to watch. However, the film also contains a dark, satirical edge that never falters, even right up to the film's conclusion. One the most frustrating problems of most films is how they end. No one seems to know how to end a film without relying on tried and true clichés. Carpenter's film does not fall into this trap. Escape may be an action film but it also makes some very interesting comments about crime in the United States that are still relevant even today. One could argue that Carpenter's film is almost intended to be a warning. That if things get any worse, the world that is depicted in this film isn't that far off. It is these sobering thoughts that make Escape From New York as powerful and entertaining today as it was when it first hit the screens in 1981.

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Wonderful examination and celebration of this great John Carpenter film, J.D.! This one never gets old. Thanks for this.
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Explosives strapped to girl kill 20 people at Nigerian market

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  • The girl's age was not immediately clear; guesses vary from 10 to 18
  • Police says explosives on her body detonated at market, killing 20 and injuring 18
  • The explosives went off as she was being screened at entrance of the market

Kano, Nigeria (CNN)Explosives strapped to a girl detonated at a crowded marketplace in Nigeria, killing at least 20 people and injuring 18 others, according to police.

The police estimate differed from the local hospital's estimate, which counted 51 people with blast injuries.
    The blast happened at the main entrance of the ever-crowded Monday Market, the largest in the city of Maiduguri. About 12:40 p.m. Saturday, the girl was stopped for screening by vigilantes who man the gates of the market, according to witnesses and rescuers.
    The girl was among the dead, said Gideon Jubril, Borno state's police spokesman. Her precise age was not immediately clear.
    A source with inside knowledge of security operations described her as being about 17 or 18. Abur Babakura, who was at the scene, said she appeared to be about 10.
    The explosives detonated as the girl was being screened with a metal detector at the market's entrance, he said. It's standard procedure for people to be screened before entering the market.
    Although no one has claimed responsibility, Boko Haram militants are the main suspects.
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    This was the fourth attack on the city's market since July.
    "The metal detector beeped indicating she was carrying a metal under her dress, but it exploded before she could be singled out from the crowd," said Babakura.
    "We believe that ... an accomplice watching from a distance pressed the remote," he said.
    Two of the vigilantes manning the entrance were among the dead, Babakura said. The source reported that at least six vigilantes were killed.
    Many of wounded victims taken to Maiduguri Specialist Hospital have life-threatening injuries, said Musa Kyarimi, a nurse there.
    The marketplace in Maiduguri has been a frequent target. More than 45 people were killed in late November in an attack, and more than 10 others died in another blast a week later, on December 1. Another bombing on July 1 left at least 15 people dead and several injured.
    On Sunday, three people were killed and 43 injured in a separate attack in Potiskum, police said.
    "Two female suicide bombers targeted the mobile phone market in Potiskum this afternoon, but they blew up before the could reach their targets," Marcus Danladi, police commissioner for Yobe state, said from the state capital of Damaturu.
    The two bombers were also killed.
    Boko Haram has terrorized northern Nigeria since 2009, attacking police, schools, churches and civilians, and bombing government buildings. It also has kidnapped students, including more than 200 schoolgirls who were abducted in April and remain missing.
    According to the source, the group is attacking villages, killing older men and women and rounding up the young to "do their dirty work," or to be used as bombers.
    Maiduguri is the capital of Borno state. The deadly Saturday blast came after a bloody massacre in Baga, a fishing town about 125 miles away, where Boko Haram militants killed hundreds, possibly as many as 2,000 people. That massacre has been described as Boko Haram's deadliest act by Amnesty International.
    The Islamist group, whose name translates to "Western education is sin," has said its aim is to impose a stricter form of Sharia law across Nigeria, which is split between a majority Muslim north and a mostly Christian south.


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What is the gluten free cassien free diet??

What is the gluten free cassien free diet??
my child is autistic and having touble next to milk and i was wondering how to start the Gluten Free Cassein Free (GFCF) diet

i want to a short time ago start with getting rid of the milk
but what else can u impart a toddler??

what else can i feed that doesnt own gluten or cassien for right now b4 we stir to the doctors

Answers:    Individuals with ASD may exhibit low tolerance or allergies to indisputable foods or chemicals. While not a specific cause of autism, these food intolerances or allergies may contribute to behavioral issues. Many parents and professionals enjoy reported significant changes when specific substances are eliminate from the child's diet.

Individuals on the autism spectrum may have trouble digesting proteins such as gluten. Research within the U.S. and England has found elevated level of certain peptides surrounded by the urine of children with ASD, suggesting the incomplete breakdown of peptides from foods that contain gluten and casein. Gluten is found within wheat, oats and rye, and casein in dairy products. The incomplete breakdown and the excessive digestion of peptides may cause disruption within biochemical and neuroregulatory processes in the brain, affecting brain functions. Until nearby is more information as to why these proteins are not broken down, the removal of the proteins from the diet is the only bearing to prevent further neurological and gastrointestinal damage.

It is far-reaching not to withdraw gluten/casein food products at once from a child's diet, as within can be withdrawal symptoms. Parents wish to pursue a gluten/casein free diet should consult a gastroenterologist or nutritionist, who can help ensure proper nutrition. For information something like implementing a gluten/casein free diet, jump to http://www.gfcfdiet.com/ additional information almost gluten-free foods can be found at http://www.celiacsociety.org/. The Autism Society of America’s magazine, Autism Advocate, also has a regular side of recipes for those next to special dietary needs.

Some hypothesize that children beside ASD have what is referred to as a "leaky gut" -- tiny holes contained by their intestinal tract that may be caused by an overgrowth of yeast. Some believe that this overgrowth may contribute to behavioral and medical problems within individuals on the spectrum, such as confusion, hyperactivity, stomach problems, and fatigue. The use of nutritional supplements, anti-fungal drugs and/or a yeast-free diet may reduce the behavioral problems. However, counsel should be paid to the certainty that just as antibiotics can head to bacterial resistance, antifungals can lead to fungal resistance.

Over more afterwards a decade, claims have be made that vitamin and mineral supplements may improve the symptoms of autism, surrounded by a natural passageway. While not all researchers agree in the region of whether these therapies are scientifically proven, masses parent, and an increasing number of physicians, report improvement within people next to ASD when using individual or combined nutritional supplements.

Malabsorption problems and nutritional deficiencies enjoy been address in several, as-of-yet, unreplicated studies. A few studies suggest that intestinal disorders and chronic gastrointestinal inflammation may dull the absorption of essential nutrients and wreak disruptions in immune and broad metabolic functions that are dependent upon these essential vitamins. Other studies have shown that some children on the autism spectrum may enjoy low levels of vitamins A, B1, B3, B5, as ably as biotin, selenium, zinc, and magnesium, while others may have an elevated serum copper to plasma zinc ratio, suggesting that relatives on the autism spectrum may benefit by avoiding copper and taking extra zinc to boost their immune system. Other studies have indicated a inevitability for more calcium.There are several laboratories that test for nutritional deficiency but many insurance companies will not money for these tests.

Perhaps the most adjectives vitamin supplement used for individuals with ASD is vitamin B, which plays an celebrated role in creating enzymes needed by the brain. In 18 studies or more on the use of vitamin B and magnesium (which is needed to net vitamin B effective), almost half of the individuals near autism showed improvement. The benefits include decrease behavioral problems, improved eye contact, better attention, and improvements contained by learning. Other research studies enjoy shown that other supplements may help symptoms as in good health. Cod liver oil supplements (rich contained by vitamins A and D) have resulted within improved eye contact and behavior of children beside autism. Vitamin C helps within brain function and deficiency symptoms similar to depression and confusion. Increasing vitamin C has be shown in a clinical trial to revolutionize symptom severity in children near ASD.

If you are considering the addition of vitamins or minerals to your child's diet, a laboratory and clinical assessment of nutritional status is notably recommended. The most accurate method for measuring vitamin and mineral level is through a blood test. It is also substantial to work with someone educated in nutritional psychotherapy. While large doses of some vitamins and minerals may not be unfavourable, others can be toxic. Once supplements are chosen, they should be phased in slowly (over several weeks) and consequently the effects should be observed for one to two months.
You must start by taking your son to a pediatrician. Do not start the diet without consulting a doctor. A few more days will not mar your child, but beginning something you don't make out could do more harm than well-mannered. Advice from a website is not good plenty!

I know we all saw Jenny McCarthy today praising the benefits of this diet. Is it a serious step and not something to be taken insubstantially. Remember, she stated that she had her son tested not here, right, and sideways before she begin. Although she kind of glossed over that module quickly.

There is no proven evidence that this diet does anything at all. The gluten free diet be developed for people next to a serious digestion disorder. It was not developed for children near autism or other developmental disorders.

Cutting out a huge part of a child's diet is serious. You said he have trouble with milk. Why cut out gluten? Please consider this particularly. It is a huge committment and there is no guarantee that it will work. Also, what nobody tell you is that if there are no results inwardly a month your child should be taken off the diet.

Good Luck

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Keeping Us From Stepping Up in Ardoch, Ontario, Canada

We jumped into a house that we have no business living in Canada Ontario Ardoch

They will forgive you because Jesus forgives you in Canada Ontario Ardoch

He didn’t jump down from the wall and go toe to toe with them. He didn’t mud sling with them in Ardoch, Ontario, Canada . He didn’t say, “Who are they? Well, let me find it, who said that? Really? He did? She did? Well, I’ll find out. I’ll sit down and talk with them and have coffee at Starbuck’s and surely I can change them.”

He didn’t do that. Do you know what he did? He prayed and he stayed above the fray. Because when you have the right they, the needs based people in your life surrounding you, they will give you the props to stay above the fray and to discover the path God has for your life. That’s what Nehemiah did. You have got to step up. I can’t be frozen in fear. This past July, I had a powerful experience occur in my life. I’d been praying for a man, a very cold hearted man. In fact, he was the coldest man I’d ever talked to about spiritual issues. I’d been praying for him for years and years and years to become a Christ follower. I shared Jesus with him on several occasions in Ardoch, Ontario, Canada , but the response I received was unbelievably hard.

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News from Belgium

With a backdrop of declining government subsidies, the profile and importance of private fundraising has never been higher.  A study, carried out between October 2011 and 2014, set out to gain insight into how fundraising is carried out by nonprofits in Belgium. What strategies and funraising techniques are most important and most successful?

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The launch of the Fundraisers Alliance Belgium (FAB) this Summer is a major step forward in professionalising fundraising across the nation.

As a membership body for individual fundraisers, FAB works to develop and deliver training at the highest standard and to provide opportunities for sharing professional knowledge. Members must meet best practice standards for fundraising, as defined by the Association for Ethics in Fundraising (the self-regulatory body in Belgium) and in the International Statement of Ethics.

A series of half day conferences on topical aspects of fundraising has already been diarised, with the first event looking at the importance of transparency taking place on 20th September 2012.

 “Fundraisers have been very positive about getting involved with us – their national association – and there is a real appetite to grow and develop the profession,” says Ilja De Costa, Vice President of FAB. “The main challenge of course is our reliance on volunteers to enable key activities such as our conferences to take place”.

FAB works closely with professional bodies in France, the Netherlands and the UK, linked through EFA’s network. Eligible for mutual member discounts, Belgian fundraisers will be encouraged to attend relevant conferences and events in these neighbouring countries.


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A Prayer to Venus in her Temple at Stowe.

To the Same.

1 FAIR VENUS, whose delightful shrine surveys
2 Its front reflected in the silver lake,
3 These humble off'rings, which thy servant pays,
4 Fresh flowers, and myrtle wreaths, propitious take.
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5 If less my love exceeds all other love,
6 Than Lucy's charms all other charms excel,
7 Far from my breast each soothing hope remove,
8 And there let sad despair for ever dwell.
9 But if my soul is fill'd with her alone,
10 No other wish, nor other object knows,
11 Oh! make her, Goddess, make her all my own,
12 And give my trembling heart secure repose.
13 No watchful spies I ask to guard her charms,
14 No walls of brass, no steel-defended door;
15 Place her but once within my circling arms,
16 Love's surest fort, and I will doubt no more.

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The E Ink electronics ecosystem provides customers with a host of design components for quickly designing the electronics and firmware required to integrate an E Ink display into their products. Designers can leverage trained personnel and product ready reference designs to decrease the product time to market.

E Ink based displays support a variety of solutions for touch. These solutions include several sensor types: resistive, inductive, capacitive or Infrared. Resistive touch responds to pressure applied to the screen and is implemented using patterned electrodes on the display. Inductive touch requires the use of stylus and is implemented with a patterned electrode array behind the display. In capacitive touch, contact creates an increase in capacitance, which is detected by a controller IC. Infrared touch responds to an object, such as a finger, to break the infrared beams over the display to detect interaction with the display.

E Ink displays can also be in applications with little or no light through the integration of a front light solution. A front light use a very thin light guide material to uniformly disperse light over the entire display. The light source is usually in the form of LEDs mounted in the sides of the display module. E Ink can manufacture the entire display module including the front light.

E Ink displays (also known electrophroetic displays or EPDs for short) require special electronics to control and drive the screen. This design requirement is solved for the designer with the use of an EPD controller. EPD controllers are specialized ICs that have been specifically designed for this task. Because of the complete and simple design solutions they provide, they are one of major reasons for the number of different eReaders that are found on the market today. There are two types of EPD controllers referred to as either Discrete controllers or SoC (System on Chip) controllers. Discrete controller designs consists of dedicated electronics that have all the EPD controls hard wired into the design. SoC controllers are microprocessor based. They usually contain an embedded processor core in the IC and the EPD control functions are implemented through firmware that is developed by the IC supplier.

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    During April, the trade gap widened to a seasonally adjusted $50.2 billion from $43.6 billion - the biggest monthly deficit since October 2008. (read more at Millennium-Traders.Com)

    Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said that time is quickly running out to get a deficit-reduction and debt-ceiling deal and the 'broad outlines' of a deal should be in place by the end of this week or next. “I think the leaders understand we don’t have a lot of time, and we want to wrap up the broad outlines of an agreement by the end of this week — certainly by the end of next week — so that we have time to legislate it and put it in place,” he said during a symposium on women in finance at the Treasury Department. The latest scheduled round of negotiations over the debt ceiling between President Barack Obama and congressional leaders is set for 3:45pm ET today. The government needs to raise the $14.3 trillion debt ceiling by Aug. 2 or face default, Geithner says. “After years of discussions and months of negotiations, I have little question that as long as this president is in the Oval Office a real solution is probably unattainable,” said Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R., Ky.) on the Senate floor.

    Asian markets moved lower again today as concerns over European debt crisis continues. Media reports citing Dutch Finance Minister Jan Kees de Jager are saying that a selective default of Greece was no longer excluded from the options being considered by the euro zone - losses increased after comments released. For its largest one-day percentage drop since May 2010, Hang Seng Index fell 3.1% to 21,663.16. The Shanghai Composite dropped 1.7% to 2,754.58. South Korea’s Kospi shed 2.2% to 2,109.73. Japan’s Nikkei Stock Average closed the day 1.4% lower at 9,925.92; Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 index fell 1.9% to 4,495.40 and Taiwan’s Taiex shed 2% to 8,491.01.

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    Trade Balance: U.S. May Trade Deficit with China Jumps 15.6% on rising imports; May Exports $174.86B -0.5%; May Imports $225.09B +2.6%; April Trade Balance revised to Deficit $43.63B from Deficit $43.68B; U.S. May Trade Deficit $50.23B vs. Consensus Deficit $44.5B.

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    FOMC Meeting Minutes: Fed officials agreed to adopt wait-and-see policy approach - June Minutes; Fed lowers forecast on economy, raises sights on unemployment; All but 1 Fed official agreed on key elements of exit strategy ; Fed officials expect to stop reinvesting securities as first step; Fed exit strategy discussion don't suggest unwinding will begin soon; Fed officials set concrete steps to take when exit strategy begins; A few Fed officials cited inflation risk as possible reason to tighten sooner; A few Fed officials raised possibility of further easing if growth slows.

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Friday, December 31, 2010

Chiffon and Pearls

Mahrani Indiradevi of Cooch Behar
Indiradevi, daughter of Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad of Baroda and mother of Mahrani Gayatridevi of Jaipur, introduced the famous ‘Chiffon Saree and string of pearls’ combo in India. She is seen in the painting above in a Maratha style nine yards Chiffon Saree. Please notice that the styling here is distinctly French… International without forgetting the roots!

Thursday, December 30, 2010

Spitting Insult

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Wednesday, December 29, 2010

Global Thinkers and 'Marathi Manoos'

The ‘Foreign Policy’ Magazine has released its list of ‘Top 100 Global Thinkers’ which includes 8 people of Indian origin… and Maharashtra Times is celebrating the fact that a Marathi Manoos – Dr. Atul Gavande (#72) has made it to the list. So 3M took a closer look… and to his surprise there are actually two Marathi Manoos in the list! Fareed Zakaria (#17), editor of Newsweek Magazine, comes from a Konkani Muslim family from Nala Sopara in Thane District of Maharashtra… So does that make him a lesser ‘son of the soil’ as compared to a Marathi Hindu?

3M Trivia: Nandan Nilekani (#43) also comes from a Konkani family from Sirsi.

Sunday, December 26, 2010

Wednesday, December 22, 2010

Sambhajiraje Chhatrapati

The Scion of the Kolhapur Royal Family with his Rolls Royce in front of his Palace!

Tuesday, December 7, 2010

The Great Sena Yo-Yo

After being the self appointed guardian of Marathi Manoos for decades, Shiv Sena ‘broadened’ its vision to hardcore Hindutva in the mid 1980s… By 2005 they realised that they have to appease the ‘Uttar Bharatiya’ vote bank (how dare you call them ‘bhaiyyas’!) to retain power in the Mumbai Municipality (BMC)… and the ‘Mee Mumbaikar’ campaign was born. Raj Thackeray was quick to understand the pulse of the emerging Marathi voter who was being alienated by the senior Sena. When MNS pushed the ‘Marathi Agenda’ full throttle, Shiv Sena was forced to revert to their ‘original philosophy’. But sadly the ‘Marathi Manoos’ baton seems to be clearly in Raj’s hand.

Now the new banners of Yuva Sena clearly show that the mother Sena wants to again ‘broaden its agenda’… this yo-yoing will certainly hurt them and they will be ‘ghar ka na ghat ka’!

Friday, December 3, 2010

Marathi take-off

After MNS decided to flex its muscle in sky, Hindustan Times editor is upset that a ‘Regional Language’ is thrust on him!

3M would like to ask him a few questions:
  • Is he aware that there are more Marathi speaking people in this world than those who speak French or Italian?
  • Why does he not get angry when announcements are made in Tamil when he lands in Chennai?
  • Why should 3M not sue Jet Airways for not serving Non veg food on flights to Gujarat?
  • Has MNS said that ‘only Marathi’ should be used? In that case 3M will join the protest!

Hindustan Times is trying to be a TOI Me-too in Mumbai by imitating later’s Anti Marathi policy… 1 2 3 4 5

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Tuesday, January 6, 2009

My friend has cancer~

What do I do, how do I be a friend when my friend is living with cancer?

I decided to touch on this because I think this is a tough area for everyone. Just last week I sent an e-mail to a few friends after talking with my counselor and decided I needed to be specific about how they could help. Realizing that others don't know what you need if you don't ask. Many people can't or won't ask so I hope this puts a voice to those that need it. There are some do's & dont's here that I hope you find helpful. I realize that it is very difficult to know what to say or do so hopefully some of this will help you and your friend. After 10 years of living with cancer these are a few things that I have found helpful~

~ phone calls, cards, e-mails, comments on their blog, etc. Sometimes phone calls are too much, especially if your friend is going through treatments and does not feel well. If you are a caretaker, maybe encourage letting voice mail pick up the calls until the person feels up to returning them. Don't be discouraged if you don't hear back from them, it still means a lot.

~ going for a walk or run together if your friend is well enough. This is always a nice change and helped me both times. Getting outdoors and moving is very therapeutic however sometimes your friend may need encouragement to get out there.

~ Staying positive about your friends future. Talk about goals, plans, life. There are plenty of doubts regarding the future and talking about moving forward is very helpful.

~ talk about your life and family ( hopefully the positive things). Your friend wants the distraction of other people's lives. Not to dwell on theirs all the time.

~ No-one wants to be in this situation, and your friend definitely does not want to be perceived as "unable". If they are up to it give them opportunities to help you or others. This may be in a big or small way. Whatever they may be up to, use your discretion so they don't feel "obligated" if it is too much. Many people going through or that have been through cancer like to "speak" to groups or encourage others in any way that is helpful. If there is an oppurtunity, ask them.

~ Get together. Do the things you always did together. Go out for lunch, coffee, shopping etc. If your friend is not up to that just visit, talk, watch a movie together. Work on a project together ( photos, painting, family journals, etc). Especially during times that family members are away. Idle time is very difficult, so filling in some of that time is helpful.

~ Let your friend know you are praying for them. I can personally tell you I know when there is prayer being lifted up for me. Trust me-they know.

~ Let them know how you feel about them, that you love them and what they mean to you.
~ Have Fun! Laugh!

What to avoid~
~ Questions, questions, questions. It is very difficult for the person with cancer to continually be answering questions. Each time it brings the situation to the forefront of their minds and they have to then work very hard to "shake it".
It is understandable that you want to know what's going on and how your friend is "really" doing. I have been in the same position with many friends. If they have a blog or newsletter that is the best way to keep up with the details they want to share. Otherwise asking someone like their caretakers, or family would be a better alternative.

~ Don't ask them if they are going to die or how long they have to live. Yes, people do ask these questions. This is troubling enough with out having to answer that question. Remember, be positive and look forward with them. If they want to share that, they will.

~ please do not feel the need to tell your friend about everyone you know that has cancer and how horrible a time they had or that they did not make it. This really does not help. If the story does not have a happy ending it is not appropriate to share with your friend or their family members.

~ please avoid introducing your friend as "this is the one with cancer" or "cancer patient". Your friend is trying to live a normal life and their "normal" name works just fine :)

~ If your friend is in treatment, be encouraging about the beautiful person they are to you. Avoid focusing on what it may be doing to them physically. It is temporary. It is not helpful to your friend if you take one look at them and begin to cry or have a horrified look on your face. Just remember who that person is~ your friend.

Most people are affected by cancer in one way or another. I hope that sharing this is helpful to you and your friend should you ever be in this situation.

I know some of you are also survivors, family members, caretakers, etc. Your thoughts left in the "comments" section would be great to share on this subject from your own experiences.

Anonymous said...

Great things to know, thanks for sharing the wisdom. Lots of situations are hard to navigate and the right words are hard to find. You otta write a book! I go to see Patrick next friday! You always have good advice in that kind of situation as well!

Racn4acure said...

This is fantastic, Elayne. such wonderful counsel.

Anonymous said...

Somewhere deep down inside you there is an author screaming to get out. I say let her out and continue to do what you have recently been doing. Such motivation to so many! Especially to me. Keep it up.
Love, Diane

Anonymous said...

Dear Elayne,
You are such a wonderful writer-you should have a publisher!!!! You are very wise and your words are very comforting. Seriously, have you considered this????You certainly should-you have a gift----Uncle Burt does,also!! He has a great talent and a flair for writing as well,however,he still hasn't gotten past chapter three of his book--maybe you will inspire him to finish!!!
Please let us know when you would like another visit as we would all love to come and see you all!!.Give our love to everyone--hope to hear from you soon.
Lots of Love,
Aunt Suzy and Uncle Burt xxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Anonymous said...

Thanks for sharing "My friend has cancer." A good reminder to all of us.

Stay good. Love to all the boys and Nikki.

Love, Dena

Nikki Marie said...

Hi, Mama! This is great advice, and I have to agree with everyone--you have a way with words!
I love you and am always praying for you!

What's Going On... said...

That is an awesome post! Thank you for sharing!

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