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"It is common knowledge that war, physical abuse, sexual abuse, and getting robbed would all suffice as traumatic incidents. Childhood trauma can leave people feeling debilitated for years to come – some even their entire lives. Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) affects over 14 million adults in the United States, according to Mental Health America. The National Center for PTSD defines PTSD as a mental health problem that some people develop after experiencing or witnessing a traumatic event. Those who have PTSD often experience nightmares, flashbacks, hyperactivity, intrusive thoughts, and negative emotions/feelings.\n\nCan something as simple as watching a violent show on television trigger someone to have PTSD? The answer is technically, no. Cultivation theory posits that those who watch television often and in substantial amounts tend to adopt the perceptions of what they see on TV. For example, if a person spends many hours a day watching scary movies, they may eventually come to believe that the world is a scary place and may therefore fear leaving their home. The person may show similar symptoms of PTSD, but are not directly experiencing it. The scary content that they viewed on TV may cause them intense emotions which could continue manifesting into a phobia or anxiety disorder.\n\nAccording to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America, exposure to media, television, movies, or pictures cannot cause PTSD. Symptoms of PTSD are:\n\nReader’s Digest notes that there are many factors that must be present in order to be diagnosed with PTSD: hyperarousal, intrusive thoughts, re-living the experience in your mind, avoiding people and places associated with the trauma, engaging in risky behavior to cope with the symptoms, inability to trust others, hypervigilance, social withdrawal, drinking or using drugs, avoiding normal activities, change in sexual behavior in romantic relationships, difficulty concentrating, paranoia, and more.\n\nIf you have experienced a traumatic event and believe you may have PTSD, call us at Avalon Malibu to get diagnosed and discuss a plan of treatment today. We offer world-renowned, home-like treatment centers to help individuals focus solely on their recovery. We want you to have your life back – you deserve it. Call us today at 844-269-1761.\n\n« What Does a Mental Health Disorder Relapse Look Like?\nWhy Long-term Recovery can be Extremely Beneficial for You »\nRelated Posts"
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Virtual Audio is so accurate that the listener cannot distinguish Virtual Audio recorded sound from reality. Playback can be experienced on stereo, surround speakers or standard headphones.\n\nSince the brain is trying very hard to decipher different sounds unsuccessfully, a type of stress is induced. The medium of standard audio technology itself actually induces stress. This stress will inhibit the listener from being emotionally involved with the audio cues optimally. With the use of Virtual Audio, the natural phenomenon of selective hearing is retained in the recording process.\n\nVirtual Audio encoded material inherently contains much more information to be processed by the human brain than normal audio. The result is greatly enhanced communication and emotional response from the recording by using Virtual Audio technology. When recording the sounds of nature or music, the use of the Virtual Audio process is very important, and in fact, fundamentally necessary for relaxation, meditation and the relief of stress.\n\nSince a majority of my current work is using sound to expand consciousness, understanding this information cannot be underestimated. All my work has to be encoded into 3-D as a fundamental requirement.\n\nThe basic procedure of using the Virtual Audio Processing System (VAPS) in the recording process involved sending a mono audio source through a channel of the VAPS computer and then positioning the sound in a 360 degree space. Instead of the traditional panning of the left/right stereo field, VAPS allowed a 360 degree panning capability. VAPS also allowed the construction of each wall of a Virtual Room as well as the ability to locate those walls anywhere in a 360 degree space.\n\nFor the recording artist, producer or engineer, an understanding of the VAPS recording process is necessary for the best results. There are five basic levels of processing. At the higher level, a Virtual Audio environment can be created that is indistinguishable from reality. At the lower level, the result is Spatially Enhanced Stereo (SES), which has much more width, height, depth and clarity than the original stereo recording. Listed below, from elementary to complex, are the five levels of VAPS processing:\n\nThe first level of processing is called the SES Process. This process involved taking a two-track finished master and processing it through the VAPS. A two-track recording could be processed in such a way that the width is expanded past the stereo speaker field. The depth and clarity were greatly enhanced. Vertical information could be heard as well. The feeling of being immersed in a 360 degree sound field was presented on headphones. The exact translation of the sound field is directly proportional to the production characteristics of the recording. This process was very easy, fast and very affordable.\n\nThe second level of processing was called the SES Mix Process. This process is similar to the SES Process except it is done at the actual mix stage of the recording. The VAPS was placed on the stereo output of the mixing console before the two-track recorder. The advantage of this method is more precise control of the placement of each sound source in space. By having more individual control of each sound source, a more three-dimensional recording can be accomplished. This process was very cost effective for professional recording.\n\nThe third level of processing was called the SES Mix-Plus Process. It is a combination of the SES Mix Process and the Multi-Track Process (see below). The advantage of this method is that it still has the time and cost effectiveness of the SES Mix process, with the addition of three-dimensional room simulation and special effects such as sound moving around or over your head. The motion of individual sound sources is possible. The SES Mix-Plus Process was used for professional recording when special effects are desired.\n\nThe fourth level of processing was the Multi-Track Process. This process allows individual control of each sound source as well as three-dimensional room simulation for each sound source. The Multi-Track Process is the most advanced of the Virtual Audio processes. It does require more time than the other levels since much more detail is possible when locating sound sources and designing virtual room spaces. Using this method, proximity effects can be created. Proximity is the effect of sound moving close and moving away from the listener. The Multi-Track Process was used for professional recording applications where the most control and effect in creating realistic Virtual Audio environments was required.\n\nLike the VAPS computer, Virtual Audio Live Recording was totally compatible on speakers and headphones. This method was very easy, convenient and was cost effective.\n\nAll levels of processing were completely compatible with each other. Any combination of these different processes will combine with each other without any artifacts such as phase shift or smearing of the audio image. All the Virtual Audio processes were compatible in mono. Although the Virtual Audio effect cannot be achieved in mono, the clarity and intelligibility of the sound sources could be dramatically improved.\n\nBy understanding these different levels of processing, the end application and the playback medium (speakers, headphones, surround-sound systems, etc.) would insure the optimum result using the VAPS computer.\n\nImaging was excellent, including depth and height whether playback was in the usual equilateral-triangle stereo listening situation or in a narrow-stage arrangement, such as loudspeakers flanking a television screen. Listening area was wide, without sharp sweet-spot limitations.\n\nA good approximation of a Virtual Audio presentation could be made available by using four loudspeakers: a front pair and a pair to the sides or behind the listening position. The second pair received the same signals as the front pair, at a slightly reduced level. No signal processing was required.\n\nHeadphone listening of Virtual Audio was excellent, and a complete 360 degree immersed sound field could be obtained. Virtual Audio removed the annoying “in the center of your head” feeling that is common with headphones and exteriorized all the sounds outside your head.\n\nMono playback was also not compromised due to the amplitude and phase flatness of the VAPS technology. Although the spatial quality was lost, intelligibility was greatly enhanced.\n\nWhen mixing-down several sound sources recorded on a multi-track recorder, VAPS could be used on every track to design a sound field particular to each sound source. These various tracks where then mixed down to a normal two-track stereo master. The master mix could then be used directly for CD recordings, video sound tracks, or stereo broadcasting on TV and FM radio bands. Home audio enthusiasts could enjoy an unsurpassed Virtual Audio environment on their conventional stereo headphones or speakers, hearing full reproduction of the artist’s or producer’s original intention. Another notable application of Virtual Audio was in the manufacturing of video and multi-media software for the consumer market. These types of products could offer Virtual Audio sound tracks, which recreate the effects experienced in a movie theater with amazing realism.\n\nI created many more special techniques for spatialized audio such as a biofeedback system to help focus attention on specific brainwaves to advance the healing process of disease such as cancer. I also designed a system to use spatial sound techniques combined with ultrasound to help blind people see/hear their environment. I assembled all that data and applied for a patent in April 29, 2002. You can check the patent info here:\n\nOver time, as computer power became more available and software more accessible, the VAPs concept evolved radically. Today, in my recording studio, I am using proprietary software on a new MacPro platform to render 3-D spatial environments. I am using a HeadAmp Blue Hawaii electrostatic amplifier with two Stax SR-009 electrostatic headphones along with an Antelope Zodiac DAC for critical monitoring. The software allows me to build virtual rooms using computer graphic modeling and design the acoustic properties of each room in 3-D. This system is far more accurate and detailed than the original VAPS. The original VAPS could only render 4 channels of spatial sound in realtime. The new VAPS can render up to 256 channels in realtime! The original VAPS could only process audio at 24 bit at 44.1 kHz and 48 kHz sample rates. The new system allows me to process in 32 bits and up to 192 kHz sample rates!\n\nNext month, I will discuss my current Virtual Audio Processing System in more detail.\n\nSee you next month here at the Event Horizon!\n\nYou can check out my various activities at these links:\n\nOr…just type my name Christopher Currell into your browser."
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"The End of the Tour was never going to escape the David Foster Wallace mystique; the famously expansive author has become paradigmatic of the “tortured artist,” to the point that his literature is now almost inextricable from the tragedy surrounding his life and death. He was (it already seems hard to remember) a flesh-and-blood man, but for better and for worse he embodies an archetype in American culture: the misunderstood genius, the voice of an alienated generation, the lotus flower who was too pure to stay mired in the crudities of this world for very long.",
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"One might expect that a biopic about Wallace’s life would be the worst kind of pandering to this dehumanizing abstraction. But the premise of The End of the Tour — David Lipsky’s five-day interview with Wallace during his promotional tour for Infinite Jest — had the potential to circumvent the seemingly inexorable conflation of the man with the myth. Since its scope was so narrow, it could have been, at its core, a character drama, a film about two strangers talking to each other, with all of the tension, intimacy, and dishonesty that that entails. This premise is not only more elegant and streamlined than a traditional biopic, but more humble, as it would only claim to represent Lipsky’s limited view of Wallace, rather than presuming to depict a person in his entirety. This was, at the very least, director James Ponsoldt’s intention while making the film:\n\n“This is David Lipsky’s very, very subjective take of his time spent with Wallace,” Ponsoldt told AV Club. “It’s his story about spending a few days with David Foster Wallace, who was a stranger to him, and about how Lipsky was affected by that time.”\n\nPonsoldt claimed that he had no interest in rehashing the final, openly tragic year of Wallace’s life, that he was keen to render a holistic image of Wallace while he was in his element, reaping the rewards of years of hard work, still a dozen years from the decision to take his own life.\n\nAnd within the confines of the two Davids’ claustrophobic interview, The End of the Tour works on this level. But that success is severely marred by the film’s unnecessary and borderline distasteful framing device, which places the spotlight on (what else?) Wallace’s suicide. By using his final act as a preface, the filmmakers filter the entire film, not to mention all of Wallace’s dialogue—lifted verbatim from Lipsky’s transcripts of their conversations—through that one aspect of his life and legacy. While the characterization of Wallace is as nuanced and restrained as one could hope, the opening scene still renders the proceedings unnecessarily maudlin. (“Unnecessary” being the operative word, as the pall of Wallace’s suicide was going to hang over this film regardless of whether it were explicitly referenced on-screen.)\n\nThis tendency to (almost cutely) wink at Wallace’s suicide recurs in small choices throughout the film, starting with the altered title. Lipsky’s memoir/transcript is called Although Of Course You End Up Becoming Yourself: A Road Trip with David Foster Wallace, taking its title from a direct quote by Wallace, and thereby making clear Lipsky’s intention to relay their conversations as faithfully as possible, in the hopes of indirectly exploring the person Wallace has become. The movie’s title, by contrast, is at best a throw-away quote from Lipsky, a generic description of his road trip with Wallace that appears in the memoir. At worst, it’s a winky nudge to the viewer that Wallace is coming to the “end” of his own “tour” as the film unfolds.\n\nThanks to the pall cast by the opening scene and the change in title, even potentially blasé observations about the current state of things are manipulated into melodramatic anvils:\n\n“In ten or fifteen years, we’re going to have virtual reality pornography. Now, if I don’t develop some machinery for being able to turn off pure unalloyed pleasure, and allow myself to go out and, you know, grocery shop and pay the rent? I don’t know about you, but I’m going to have to leave the planet.”\n\nIn delivering this line, Jason Segel emphasizes the words “I’m going to have to leave the planet” so they hit us like a copy of Infinite Jest dropped from the Empire State Building. Yes, these are Wallace’s own words, but his own words selectively chosen from three hundred pages of conversations, chopped to a sixty-page screenplay, and arranged to portray his life as a fatalistic lumbering towards death, as one long, slow, and painful ending. Glenn Kenny, in a scathing essay for The Guardian, denounced the film for “insist[ing] that suicide loomed over everything Wallace did a full 12 years before the end.” The tenderer moments of the film may not deserve this sweeping criticism, moments like the above quotation rather perversely define Wallace by his depression and suicide at the exclusion of anything else.",
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"In the end, Ponsoldt’s intended film, the “Before Sunrise” for the literary set, is all but buried underneath these cloying innuendos. The film is at its best when it functions as a character study of two neurotics, two men grappling with palpable insecurity and fumbling through a genuine human connection. Just like Ponsoldt’s tender debut, The Spectacular Now, the heart of the film follows the ebb and flow of a newly developing relationship, the wary negotiations between two people who are uncertain of each other’s motives, the startling arc that occurs when a dynamic ends up in a place that is wholly unexpected. The crescendo of the conflict between the two men is artfully built, and their interactions are fraught with visceral tension: I had a pit in my stomach almost throughout the two-hour runtime.\n\nThe End of the Tour is also a saddeningly honest examination of neurosis itself; this presentation of Wallace (and to some extent Lipsky as well) is a tragic figure independent of his real-life illness, simply because he is unable to quiet the voices in his head. Everything he says has a counterargument, everything he does can be interpreted in ways he didn’t intend. He finds his thoughts perpetually chasing their own tails ad nauseam: he “treasures his regular guy-ness,” but he knows it’s condescending to pretend that he isn’t smarter and more successful than the guy sitting across from him. He wears his bandana because he sweats profusely, not as a trademark, but he knows that others see it as a trademark, so wearing it is a tacit consent to the mystique. This tension is richly and sensitively represented, and demonstrates the neurotic tendency to entertain relentless, circular arguments inside one’s head.\n\nFrom Although Of Course You End Up Becoming Yourself:\n\nBeyond these small but gratifying characterizations, the script prunes the meandering conversations of Lipsky’s memoir into a relatively cohesive meditation on loneliness in the age of instant gratification. Wallace offers insights into American culture that are not particularly original, but nonetheless ring true; we watch television (and pornography) in order to fulfill the need for human connection in an entirely artificial manner. There’s another person in the room, which gives the illusion of some kind of relationship, without any expectation of reciprocation. Television gives us friends and lovers who conveniently don’t talk back. As Wallace says, our “quick fixes” for true intimacy are analogous to eating candy for every meal: the consumption of calories that are life-sustaining in the short term, but completely empty.\n\nThe film’s doesn’t do these themes any favors by relaying them as received wisdom from the prophet Wallace; in the end they seem less truth than truism, largely because anxieties surrounding the effects of burgeoning technologies on real-life relationships are not exactly revolutionary anymore. Especially since the advent of social media, the conundrum is discussed daily and at length. And even taking into account the film’s setting, almost a decade before Facebook slithered onto the scene, television has been damned as the hedonistic bane of human existence since the fifties, and every new wave of technology since the Industrial Revolution has brought a new influx of naysayers and doomsdayers.\n\nThese grand observations are more successful as a backdrop for the character study of the two protagonists. Lipsky and Wallace meet under the most unnatural of circumstances, in which they both openly admit to their own self-interested agendas. But even as they know their intimacy is mostly forced, they still make tentative, frustrated steps towards each other, trying to cure their respective loneliness through inherently artificial means. At one point, Wallace says, “This is nice, but this is not real.” He happens to be talking about his interplay with Lipsky, but he could just as easily be talking about television, or candy, or alcohol, or virtual reality pornography.",
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"But after lauding the merits of the film, the question remains: should it exist? There is no self-evident answer, only a neurotic series of loops: one could argue that we’re all capitalizing on a man’s tragic suicide by cynically transforming him into an object lesson for our own self-actualization. But one could also argue that Wallace has, in fact, become a cultural institution, and that this kind of movie is not about the man himself, but about the myth. But on the other hand, the moviegoing public will almost certainly conflate Jason Segel’s (admittedly sensitive and layered) performance with the man to some extent.\n\nIn a bit of meta-commentary that may or may not have been intentional, Jesse Eisenberg’s Lipsky serves as a stand-in for those moviegoers. The film is critical of Lipsky’s almost parasitic relationship with Wallace, in which he fashions the man sitting across from him into a cohesive narrative, into a “hook,” for his own interests. Segel’s Wallace is palpably discomfited by the notion of a writerly persona, which only underscores the portrayal of Lipsky as a snake – a conflicted snake, but a snake nonetheless – who wants to mold Wallace into one of several applicable stereotypes: the falsely humble celebrity, the suicidal poet, the inspired drug addict. By insinuating that Wallace wrote Infinite Jest from his own experience, Lipsky is quite literally trying to turn Wallace into a character from his own book, and the film doesn’t let him off the hook for this presumptuousness.\n\nBut in that case, The End of The Tour is also critical of the filmmakers’ intentions, and the audience’s, for that matter. Karen Green, who was married to Wallace from 2004 until his death, did not endorse the film, and generally shies away from the morbid reverence surrounding his suicide: “It all turns him into a celebrity writer dude, which I think would have made him wince, the good part of him.” The End of the Tour problematizes this transformation even as it becomes a part of the phenomenon, and in watching this film, we all become complicit in the adaptation of a human being."
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"John Nichols, President of the Tutors' Association, shares how schools can make use of the National Tutoring Programme\n\nThe UK has embarked upon a truly ambitious endeavour to provide state-funded tuition to disadvantaged students across the country (initially only England, as education is a devolved matter). Whilst the National Tutoring Programme (NTP) and the associated £350 million of funding that it comes with - around one third of the total £1 billion catch-up funding - caught almost everyone slightly off-guard when it was first announced, it is not difficult to imagine why the government has taken this approach.\n\nWhy a National Tutoring Programme?\n\nExpert tuition is one of the oldest and highest-impact forms of educational intervention. It is widely known that a good tutor can have a transformative effect on a student's education in a way that is without parallel - a truly personalised learning experience. The Education Endowment Foundation's (EEF) own analysis suggests that one-to-one tuition can bring about around five additional months' of progress - the equivalent of giving a student an extra Spring and Summer term's worth of education.\n\nThe EEF's analysis is itself fairly limited at present, despite showing a high level of impact for tuition. Nonetheless, comparatively few tuition models have been studied, with a focus on tuition delivery by school staff or volunteers with comparatively little tuition experience. However, effective tuition is a complex and intense form of education, distinct from classroom teaching. As President of The Tutors' Association, with many thousands of hours of both professional tuition and classroom teaching experience to date, I know this very well.\n\nIt seems likely that tuition delivered by expert professionals, such as members of The Tutors' Association, could have an even greater impact; some of our tutors are among the best in the world and are held in high regard internationally, yet they have not been included in EEF trials to date. Perhaps more importantly, there is the opportunity for professional tuition to be robustly evaluated, which many tutors and tuition providers will welcome. Professional tutors can now be made available to schools on a massive scale under the NTP.\n\nHow can schools secure support under the NTP?\n\nSchool leaders will no doubt be considering where to start and how to secure good quality tuition for their own pupils. There will be two strands to the NTP: NTP Partners, which includes the provision of professional, expert tutors to provide subsidised tuition to schools, and NTP Academic Mentors (also referred to as 'NTP Coaches') which will mean placing recent graduates into schools to act as academic mentors, coordinated by TeachFirst. NTP Academic Mentors will be paid for by the school - presumably out of the total catch-up funding, although exactly which part of the budget this will come from is not yet clear.\n\nUnder the NTP Partners aspect of the programme, the EEF is looking to fund a significant number of organisations or consortia to provide tuition services directly to schools as 'approved providers', working closely with schools to supply the specialist academic support required. The tuition (expected to be charged at a flat rate of £50 per hour) will be subsidised by up to 75% by the EEF and schools will be able to use other catch-up or Pupil Premium funding to pay for their 25% contribution.\n\nFrom around October at the earliest, state-maintained schools are expected to be able to book subsidised tuition through the approved providers - although the programme is not expected to be scaled up until January 2021. The EEF is currently working through the details of how schools will be able to secure the relevant subsidy and how exactly tuition providers will be paid.\n\nPrivate schools are not eligible for the subsidy under the NTP. However, some of the approved providers will no doubt be very happy to offer similar high-impact tuition services to private schools at the same kind of reasonable rate.\n\nWhat will tutors do under the NTP and how can schools get good value?\n\nOne of the most important and useful aspects of the NTP is that the service provided for schools will be flexible. There do not currently appear to be any firm stipulations on what NTP-subsidised tuition can or cannot be used for. It can be used to deliver small-group tutorials or individual, one-to-one assistance; it will focus on the core subjects but, in general, the NTP is expected to be very flexible. It will be for schools - as clients - to choose what they would like.\n\nSome providers may come to the NTP with very fixed models based on programmes they've already run in the past. For charities or organisations with an established model, especially if they are dependent on volunteer or relatively inexperienced tutors, this is perhaps more likely to be the case. However, experienced professional tuition-providers are likely to be more flexible and responsive, as they are when they deal with private clients. So schools will have a range of options available to them.\n\nIs using external tutors a risk for the school?\n\nThere will no doubt be some within the mainstream education sector who will wonder why the funding is being allocated to tuition-providers and not simply added to school budgets. The tuition sector has previously been viewed with suspicion by some, often due to the fact that 'anyone can become a tutor', at least in theory. Occasional articles and social media posts from uninformed commentators sometimes recommend tuition as a way for university students or unemployed graduates to earn a bit of cash, but the reality is that the tuition sector has become increasingly professional in recent years.\n\nThe Tutors' Association (TTA) exemplifies this trend towards professionalism - a hallmark of reputable tuition providers, all signed up to a robust code of practice and following increasingly stringent safeguarding criteria, with a commitment to CPD. Many TTA members are themselves former (or, in some cases, current) teachers. School leaders will be pleasantly surprised to find an army of reputable tutors and tuition-providers ready and willing to step in and help wherever necessary. In many cases, the tutors will have a high level of experience in carrying out tuition on a professional basis.\n\nTutors acting as a part of one of TTA's endorsed providers will be members of TTA and follow our robust code of practice, specifically adapted for the NTP by our own NTP Taskforce. TTA tutors will also be signed up to the DBS Update Service, as well as following safeguarding best practice. TTA is currently in the early stages of working with the NSPCC to produce safeguarding guidance and/or training specifically for tutors. TTA tutors are leading professionals in their field, with a serious commitment to good practice and safeguarding on a par with schools. As such, the use of TTA members is a key indicator of a safe and reliable tutor or provider, with a commitment to high professional standards.\n\nTTA will continue to work closely with both its members and a variety of key stakeholders, including schools, to ensure that the NTP is as successful as it can be for the ultimate beneficiaries - the very many students who need the help of expert tutors the most.\n\nCareers advice for young people with vision impairment is a postcode lottery, research from Thomas Pocklington Trust and Vision Impairment Centre for Teaching and Research has revealed.\n\nThe Education Secretary for Scotland John Swinney has said on twitter that he will \"address\" the anger over Scottish SQA exam results on Tuesday."
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"Bryan Davies and his family welcomed Wyatt, a beautiful rescue cat, into their hearts and homes a few months ago. It didn’t take long for the inquisitive kitten to find his new favorite pastime.\n\n“Wyatt enjoys looking out the window at birds and squirrels,” Davies told The Dodo.\n\nRather than making Wyatt wait for birds and squirrels to emerge, Davies chose to be inventive.\n\nDuring the winter months, when animals were less likely to visit Wyatt’s observation locations, Davies found a way to supplement the cat’s preferred kind of amusement. He scoured the internet for bird footage and presented them to Wyatt on a tablet.\n\n“We resorted to YouTube, and he just enjoyed it,” Davies explained.\n\nWyatt now had his own personal television. Davies, on the other hand, wanted to offer him something even more special: his own small room to watch it in.\n\nDavies had seen a vacant area along a wall near his bedroom during a recent refurbishment of his property. That made him think.\n\nIt was all for Wyatt.\n\nDavies completed the little space by furnishing it with a small cat bed and other necessities.\n\nThe little room came together beautifully.\n\nDavies even decorated the walls with small works of art that he felt Wyatt would love.\n\nDavies added the finishing touch by mounting his cat’s TV to a wall, allowing him to watch his favorite shows – animal footage — in the comfort of his own small home.\n\nIt was then time to show Wyatt. What was the cat’s reaction?\n\n“He adores it,” Davies explained.\n\nDavies confesses that he wasn’t sure if Wyatt would use the little room he made for him. However, it immediately became the cat’s favorite spot.\n\n“He spends a lot of time in there, asking to watch his show before napping,” Davies explained. “He’s like any other adolescent, zoning out in front of the television. And he naps a lot. He enjoys it just as much as a youngster who has finally gotten his own room.”\n\nOf course, Wyatt does not spend his entire time in the room. However, he seemed to love having a specific spot to call his own.\n\nDavies felt that the time and work he put into creating a little place for his family’s cat was well worth it. After all, Wyatt means everything to them."
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"The prophetic ministry of the papacy as now being exercised by Pope Benedict in his final days as the Successor of St. Peter\n\nFirst we must understand prophesy as the Catholic Church does. Fr. Felix Just, SJ, states it succinctly. \"Contrary to what many fundamentalist preachers or late-night radio hosts would have you believe, biblical prophecy is not primarily about \"predicting the future\" or finding clues in the Bible that correspond to people or events in our own day and age! The prophets of Ancient Israel did not look into some kind of crystal ball and see events happening thousands of years after their own lifetimes. The books they wrote do not contain hidden coded messages for people living in the 20th or 21st centuries!\n\nRather, biblical prophets were mainly speaking to and writing for the people of their own time. They were challenging people of their own world, especially their political rulers, to remain faithful to God's commandments and/or to repent and turn back to God if they had strayed. They were conveying messages from God, who had called or commissioned them, rather than speaking on their own initiative or authority. However, because the biblical prophets were transmitting messages on behalf of God (as Jews and Christians believe), much of what they wrote for their own time is clearly also relevant for people living in the modern world. The overall message of faith and repentance is timeless and applicable in all ages and cultures.\"\n\nApply Fr. Just's explanation of prophesy to the Pope's talk to the priest of his diocese as the Bishop of Rome and to would-be priests in a talk that is just now being translated from Italian into English. You can read a fuller version from the Rorate Caeli Blog by pressing here.\n\nNow in that lesser language, English:\n\nThe false optimism was the post-Council optimism, when convents closed, seminaries closed and they said “but... nothing, everything is fine!”.... No! Everything is not fine. There are also serious, dangerous omissions and we have to recognize with healthy realism that in this way things are not all right, it is not all right when errors are made. However, we must also be certain at the same time that if, here and there, the Church is dying because of the sins of men and women, because of their non-belief, at the same time she is reborn. The future really belongs to God: this is the great certainty of our life, the great, true optimism that we know. The Church is the tree of God that lives for ever and bears within her eternity and the true inheritance: eternal life.\n\n\nMY COMMENT ON THE HOLY FATHER'S ITALIAN: In Italian the pope uses an Italian expression, \"Ma...niente, va tutto bene,\" which translated above, But...nothing, everything is fine!\" But in Italian you must listen to the voice inflection of \"ma...niente.\" The voice inflection ridicules the prophet who is in fact stating something that is very serious and quite something,\"that everything is not fine.\" The voice inflection of the \"ma niente,... va tuuto bene\" is a mocking of the one who is concerned and the mocker's voice inflection makes clear that he is quite dismissive of that person's actual and true concerns. 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Giving no offence to any man, that our ministry be not blamed: But in all things let us exhibit ourselves as the ministers of God, in much patience, in tribulation, in necessities, in distresses, In stripes, in prisons, in seditions, in labours, in watchings, in fastings,...\"\n\nNow what are the odds this Pope knew these lessons were coming and used his retirement as a way to focus attention on himself and preach these very lessons people might otherwise just mumble and passover?\n\nAlso, FWIW, I do NOT think Pope JPII 'stayed too long' and that this Pope is showing him how it's done. I think the Shepherd has various challenges and JPII was compelled to show the need to respect life in all stages. He bore is infirmities with a dignity that can only come from a Life that cannot be ignored or wiped away. This Pope is teaching us the value of humility that can be lost on those of us living in hubris.\n\nFather, allow me to pick a nit: prophecy is the noun form; prophesy the verb. 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Korean by ethnicity but American to the\n\nHow To Be Successful With Dating In South Korea\n\nI'm 25 year woman, who wants special experience during this summer. I'm working at a company now. I've visited many countries abroad but I realized that I do not have much experience to travel in Korea. I graduated a university nearby Myeongdong, so I do know many good places and restaurants.\n\nAnd I also hung out with my university friends around Sinchon , Hong-dae and Itaewon, which are very famous for foreigners. But I do not know much about local places. So I need friends to go around Busan or other areas in Korea.\n\nThis is not commercial advertisement, I just want to make foreign friends who are interested in Korean culture, who visits korea alone so who wants not to be lonely, and who also make korean friends. I just experienced camping travel called 'Trek America' for east coast travel last summer and it was very impressive.\n\nAnd I suddenly want to experience similar adventure like that one. Even though I'm not a native english speaker but I'm quite good to communicate. And I think I can be helpful to order meals or choose good suveniors. My purpose to write this is only to make special experience with foreign friends in Korea. Hello, I am not sure if you can help me but I am actually looking to come over to South Korea to teach English but am totally stuck on what area to actually go to.\n\nCould you recommend any places - is Seoul good? I am trying to do some research but where to start is the hard part. Seoul is such a big city and so many korean students want to learn english from native speakers. There are so many foreign teachers at public schools and private institutes but students still need more foreign teachers.\n\nI recommend you start teaching in Seoul or Kyeongki province which is very close to Seoul. Private institues are usually at Gang-nam and Jong-ro in Seoul.\n\nI was actually asked if i wanted to apply for a job in Geoje Island which does look really nice - are you familiar with this area? You can see beautiful scenery there. But that area is famous only for sightseeing I don't have any idea whether there are many students or not. Of course people are living there, but most koreans usually go there for vacation. It is a beautiful vacation spot. Maybe you will feel bored if you work there over 1 year, I think. Um, this is nothing more than just my opinion.\n\nYour posting comes in very timely. We will be in Seoul from 30Aug to 14Sep. I have been to Seoul many years ago and didn't have the opportunity to really see the great city.\n\nThis time it will be different. We have more time as my children 02 daughters age 25 and 18 are grown up. They are also immered into korean culture.\n\nBut seoul in a very big and cosmopolitan city 10 million people. Sometimes you just need to find out what interest you while you are there. Different people have different needs! Do you mind giving me your email so we can communicate further. Hello my email address is lyeojin87 gmail. I don't know the language so I am a little scared of making. Can you recommend a hotel around where the concert will be?\n\nIt's the Olympic Gymnastics arena. Log in to get trip updates and message other travelers. Hello, contact me if you plan to visit Korea! I'm Korean. Watch this Topic. Browse forums All Browse by destination. Seoul forums. All forums. Level Contributor. Report inappropriate content. Related: What are the most popular tours in Seoul?\n\nSee all. Drinking and Eating through the Alleys of Seoul. Re: Hello, contact me if you plan to visit Korea! Ask a question. May 07, Coronavirus Travelgenio frustraing customer service.\n\nSee All Seoul Conversations. When is the best time to visit Korea? View Hotel. Itaewon Inn. Seoul Backpackers. Hotel Myeongdong. Friend Hotel. Seoul Stars Hotel. Lotte Hotel Seoul. Hotel PJ Myeongdong. Royal Hotel Seoul. View all hotels. Top questions about Seoul. I am a first-time visitor. What are the MUST-see's and do's? I only have a couple of days in Seoul.\n\nWhat should I do? When is the best time to go in terms of weather? What is the best way to arrive in Seoul? Where can I go shopping? Where's the nightlife? What can I do during a short or long layover at Incheon International Airport? What other things can I do in Seoul or should know about? Michael 4, forum posts. Members who are knowledgeable about this destination and volunteer their time to answer travelers' questions.\n\nTripAdvisor LLC is not responsible for content on external web sites. Taxes, fees not included for deals content. About Us Help Center. United States.\n\nIf you have traveled to South Korea, you will have noticed an abundance of cute Korean girls. Korean girls have a solid reputation in the international dating community. They are regarded for their beauty, style, and quest for maximizing their appearance. Korean women possess fair skin. Having white skin is a mark of social status among Koreans.\n\nIn this occasional series, the Los Angeles Review of Books Korea Blog presents his essays on his ever-deepening experiences with Korean life, culture, and family. Links to previous installments appear at the bottom of the post.\n\nWant to begin dating korean brides women? Chances are you have actually reached a wall structure as well as are unsure what the hell is actually going on. All the same gain from what I have actually found out as well as create your courting life withladies from the Land of the Morning Calmness mucheasier. If dating a lady from Korea had not been hard adequate — acquiring a conversation going is toughas well!\n\nThough numerous Westerners could be stumped at differentiating between your two at first, you will find a serious great deal of distinctions which go beyond simply appears. Brace yourselves, my buddies. This is certainly likely to be a brutally truthful showdown of chinese Girls vs Korean Girls for the reading pleasure. Numerous Chinese girls are extremely effective academically and produce big names on their own within their particular endeavors ie. Company, technology, and academia. Many Chinese girls are real pioneers inside their companies and are generally excessively resourceful. These are generally relentless employees and exemplary leaders in the workplace. Additionally, Chinese girls have actually exemplary family members values. They have a tendency to become more conventional and their own families perform an enormous part in their life.\n\nI'm 25 year woman, who wants special experience during this summer. I'm working at a company now. I've visited many countries abroad but I realized that I do not have much experience to travel in Korea. I graduated a university nearby Myeongdong, so I do know many good places and restaurants.\n\nWhat do I need to know prior to dating all of them? Korean females like funds.\n\nLast Updated on May 5, Need some tips for dating a Korean girl? Maybe you have already set your sights on a lovely Korean lady. While every girl is different, in general many Korean girls have similar expectations when dating and will utilize similar dating rituals and techniques.\n\nAbdul Aziz. Back in the beginning days of America's Civil War, the women of the small town of Marlette, Michigan, in the very heart of the Thumb wanted to show their support of President Lincoln and the Union forces in some small way. They collectively designed and sewed a huge Union flag of 34 stars, four rows of eight with an extra star at the end in between each two rows.\n\nK-pop girl groups refer to South Korea 's all-female idol groups who account for a large portion of the K-pop industry. Korean girl groups have aided in the global spread and promotion of Korean culture through their demonstrated prominence and popularity. Generally, they are known for their interesting concepts, catchy lyrics, point-choreography and fresh visuals. First Generation groups from the late 90s and early s such as S. L , and Baby Vox are cited as building these foundations as the first successful all-female girl groups in Korea and through their participation in the first Hallyu Wave.\n\n5 Things You Can Expect from Dating a Korean Girl\n\nHi there, we use cookies to improve your experience on our website. You can update your settings by clicking the Privacy policy link at the bottom of the page. Please feel free to browse existing topics for answers to your travel questions. More information can be found by viewing the following announcement. Details here.\n\nHow could a human mother fling her child to the four winds like that? A halfnigger But a beautiful Korean girl like that? I don't You do that for your own dedeenergyfund.com G. Lee - - Fiction.\n\nDating In South Korea is a popular topic these days since Korea has become more mainstream. I lived in South Korea for several years in my twenties. I get asked a lot about my experience in Korea and specifically about dating in South Korea. 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"Not Everything Is Crap. I Promise.\n\nI know it can feel that way. I feel it too. It can be easy to focus on all the things that are horribly wrong with the world. Supreme Court Justices and demonizing immigrants and immoral, corrupt leaders… It can all feel like too much. I know we HAVE to focus on those things sometimes. But if that’s ALL we focus on, it can make us lose hope. And people who have lost hope are way less likely to vote. People who have lost hope stop trying. And when don’t vote and we stop trying, oppression and injustice and hatred thrive. So I just want to share a couple things to remind you that not everything is crap.\n\nFirst, this video. In a game deciding which team would go on to the state tournament, pitcher Ty Koen struck out the final batter of the game… Who happened to be his good childhood friend Jack Kocon. Please, PLEASE watch this…\n\nSometimes the world can feel like it’s filled with videos of people falling down on a patch of ice, or guys getting hit in the nuts, or an overweight person breaking a porch swing, or some other garbage. People park their kids in front of a TV watching “America’s Funniest Videos,” and those kids are taught that the loss of human dignity is “funny.” But in the midst of that darkness, videos like the one above shine even brighter. Friendship is more powerful than any rivalry. One act of compassion is stronger than 100 acts of “win at any cost.” In an interview about that hug, Jack said that “Twenty years from now, I will think back to that game, and I will not remember the score, but I WILL remember what Ty did for me, and that’s really all that matters.”",
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"So that’s one good thing. And the second good thing I wanted to remind you of is Mr. Rogers. This year for HER birthday, my mother-in-law took our family to see the documentary about the life of Fred Rogers called “Won’t You Be My Neighbor.” I seriously cannot recommend this movie highly enough. This movie, much like Fred Rogers’ life, is an extraordinary act of goodness and hope. If you have ever trusted anything I have ever said, please trust me when I say this: You NEED to go see this movie. EVERYONE needs to see this movie.\n\nHe’s a Republican, he‘s a devout Christian, and he’s my hero\n\nEvery single person needs to go see WON’T YOU BE MY NEIGHBOR, the Mr. Rogers doc.\n\nYou are the only one capable of being you\n\nThere is a scene in “Won’t You Be My Neighbor” where Mr. Rogers meets Koko the gorilla. Last week Koko died. She knew over 1000 words in sign language, and understood over 2000 words. There is a story about how once Koko tore a sink off of the wall in the area where she lived (which is really nothing for a gorilla). When her handlers asked her about what happened, Koko blamed it on her kitten, Ms. Grey. She signed the words “Cat did it.” And as if that story wasn’t enough to make you smile for a very long time, listen to this… Koko was a huge fan of Mr. Rogers. His show was one she was allowed to watch. So when she got a chance to meet him in person, she hugged him and told him she loved him. There is a scene in the movie where she takes off Mr. Rogers’ shoes… Just like she had watched him do so many times before when he walked into his house. I honestly can’t tell people about that scene — with Koko hugging an old man and taking his shoes off — without tearing up with happiness. And I’ve tried many times.",
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Bingo!\n\nNow you get to know the funniest element of this astounding experience.. I was riding Suzuki Access 125 and my friend was riding a Royal Enfield, imagine what efforts he had to make to match up with my bike's speed which couldn't go beyond 80kmph, killing all his desires of a rider who won't stop until he reaches his destination! Yes, we rode together till we're back home.\n\nReaching at the forest gate just in time was an achievement for us. We started our journey at about 2.30pm and reached the forest gate a little before 5pm. Beyond that was the path that lead us to the serene waterfall. Yes, that is the place we had come all the way to see.\n\nFrom the gate to the waterfall I was getting overpowered by the absolute exquisiteness of the cosmic revelations around me.\n\nThe forest trails were getting deeper and greener, the sound of waterfall took us to a truth in its absolute existence, the creek out there was even more inviting. About that moment and time Amazed was my friend and he couldn't come up with another cannotation. Amazed was I too and amazed will be the world around for it's beauty kept me quiet and sounds of my mind were shrunk to breathlessness.\n\nI have believed that I am a tiny little creature and mountains have crushed my ego and nature has quashed my wittiness now I can only face humans. And this I have felt not once but many times when I have been close to the nature.\n\nWe headed out of the waterfall vicinity following the whistling call from a creepy creature. We don't know if that was of a human or of an inhabitant from the forest or of a traveller of a different kind.\n\nI would be a fool or a writer if I could actually be able to pen down my story of this experience even when I am drunk. Remember what I mentioned what we were high on?\n\nI have done no justice to bringing this out to you guys and don't trust me on this, please, just go and experience it all by yourself!\n\nWe did manage to click a couple of pictures though and trust me for once, ok, atleast when I am asking for it! That none of the pictures could capture the depth of what I am talking about. I feel like 🙈 hiding behind one of those walloping trees in that drunken green forest.\n\nOk, let's now know how the journey back to home was like. It was already 6pm and we're hungry, we only had some khakra, green salad and a tiny piece of tandoori chicken for the entire day. After, all the journey we embarked and achievements we made we deserved a plate full of soulful #foodporn and we found a giver on our way back through a small village in a small hut cleaner than what you see \"in the city hotels/restaurants\". This giver was a God in disguise. We had a plate full of omelette rassa with pav, a very Goan dish. You'll only find it when you know what else to get high on when you're in Goa next time. Trust me once again! (Blink)! We were swayed by the God's hospitality. You'll find the right God only at the right places and only when you know the right things to get high on 😬\n\nWe were fed well and were ready to ride back, it started pouring. We were left with no other choices than to start riding. Absolutely unaware of the fact that 54km ride as per the google map would turn out to be a 65 -70km of ride. Like I said earlier we lost the track of kilometers again when we lost the way as well, just by a small turn that we missed. We met angels on the way who not just showed us the right route but also added to our day by saying \"go safe\". Why on earth would they care for strangers like us from some far off land.\n\nThe rain Gods blessed us with the best they had in store for us. 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It was known as Hadleigh Corner.\n\nThere was a motley row of shops around this bend, to a great extend obscuring the view of the Church from Castle Lane, as a perusal of Robert Nichols’ wonderful Hadleigh Postcard Memories would confirm.\n\nSome time before 1911, the Cingalee Restaurant and Tea Gardens set up here, (alongside Martin the Tailor and Perkins the Confectioner) to service the passing trade at this busy junction. Touring cyclists, it seems, were particularly welcomed in the early days and, in latter years, crews from the omnibuses and their passengers.\n\nIt appears it was a successful enterprise for, eventually, it occupied all these shops and dominated the corner for several years (at least until 1923).\n\nBut why the strange name, ‘Cingalee’? The Cingalese are a race of people from Ceylon (now Sri Lanka). Ceylon had become, since the 1880s, the principal source of our tea. In 1904 a successful two act musical play by James Tanner called The Cingalee, or Sunny Ceylon was staged at Daly’s Theatre (Cranbourn Street, just off Leicester Square). The Music was by Lionel Monkton and Paul Rubens and the lyrics by Adrian Ross and Percy Greenbank. Monkton was an especially important figure in the history of musical theatre and the show ran for just over a year in the West End (considered a good run in those days) but proved considerably less successful on Broadway.\n\nThe story is set in a colonial tea plantation and thus satisfied the penchant for exotic foreign settings which had been fuelled by Gilbert & Sullivan’s Mikado and, like the Savoy Operas, comprised the usual quota of frivolous nonsense, farcical mix-up, comedy and romance.\n\nOne of the most popular songs in the score is called simply ‘Tea, tea, tea’. Monckton’s catchy sextet, ‘The Island of Gay Ceylon’ and ‘Pearl of Sweet Ceylon’ and Ruben’s ‘White and Brown Girl’, ‘Sloe Eyes’, ‘Monkeys’ and ‘You and I’ are other highlights of the musical score.\n\nThe condescending racial overtone of The Cingalee’s libretto, however, would be unacceptable today, and so The Cingalee is unlikely to ever be revived and there is no recording available of the whole show. It was last staged, so far as I can tell in 1944 (as an amateur production, in Nottingham).\n\nIt is hugely intriguing that Southend Operatic and Dramatic Society (SODS) were the first amateur group to ever perform it, in 1912. Was there some connection here with our Hadleigh entrepreneurs?\n\nEssex Record Office have a copy of the SODS programme Reference Code: D/Z 234/2/7\n\nHarry Vereker, the owner of a Sinhalese tea-plantation, wishes to wed Nanoya, one of his workers. She, however, cannot follow her inclinations having been married at four years old to the potentate of Boobhamba. To avoid this marriage she has fled, disguised, from her position as the owner of the very plantation on which she now works, and Harry has been conned into ‘buying’ it by a rascally lawyer, Chambuddy Ram.\n\nBut the High Commissioner orders that Nanoya must be found and Ram is accused of hiding her. He is also accused of the theft of a famous black pearl and ordered to produce both at once.\n\nThe pearl turns up with one Peggy Sabine, engaged as governess for Harry’s wife-to-be. Peggy has won it in a gambling game in London. Ram sets out to get hold of both Peggy and the jewel, not to mention Nanoya. Things are made easy for him when Harry buys the pearl as a gift for Nanoya and Ram easily delivers both parts of his commission up to the judiciary.\n\nIn the second act Nanoya is freed from the unhappy early marriage by the combined efforts of everybody. Boombhamba has a harem in which every wife wears a different colour as an aid to identification. Since there is only one colour missing from his rainbow he can have only one wife more. At the crucial moment he spots one he prefers to Nanoya, who is sent packing back to her Harry’s arms.\n\nCopied from the programme of the Glen Innes Musical Society production of The Cingalee, NSW May 25th-29th 1926.\n\nThe hit song from the show, sung by Naitooma and the Tea Girls, “Tea, Tea, Tea” has words as follows:\n\nWe’re four young ladies, whose pleasant trade is\nTo make Tea all the day long.\nAt dawning, daily, we get up, gaily,\nAnd take out tea very strong!\nAt noon together, in sunny weather,\nWe sip our tea in the shade,\nAnd then it’s splendid, when work is ended,\nTo chat while tea’s being made.\n\nWe’re ever gay, working away\nWhen we have our\nTea in the morning, tea in the evening’\nTea in the afternoon;\nThat’s out tune, cup and spoon.\n\nVerse two gets every so slightly riské, in an Edwardian sort of way (see the music score appended below)."
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For a while, it seemed doubtful that the march would actually come together in a successful or safe way.\n\nSure, lots of people didn’t want to waste the plane tickets they bought in hopes of seeing the first woman president sworn in — but would it really be worth it? Could the necessary permits be obtained in time? Would it just be too much to handle logistically, given how chaotic DC tends to be during inauguration weekend? Would it be safe, given the current political climate and given how often large Trump events incite violence? And even if it all worked out, what would it actually accomplish?\n\nNow that professional organizers have taken the reins, it looks like the logistics will come together, although the broader impact remains to be seen.\n\nBut the huge, spontaneous groundswell behind the march says a lot about this moment in American politics. It’s another sign that Trump could spark a new golden age of activism on the left. And it’s a sobering reminder of why that might be the case: People are genuinely afraid for their civil rights under Trump, and women in particular could have a lot to lose.\n\nWhy a women’s march?\n\nThe march “represents women and people who identify as women, of all backgrounds, races, religions, ages and abilities,” according a press statement from organizers.\n\nMen are also encouraged to participate, though. “We welcome our male allies,” Bob Bland, one of the first women to organize the march on social media, told the Washington Post. “We want this to be as inclusive as possible while acknowledging that it’s okay to have a women-centered march.”\n\nThe event is being promoted as a “march” or a “rally,” but emphatically not a “protest.” Organizers say that the march isn’t anti-Trump — rather, it’s an affirmative message to the new administration that “women’s rights are human rights.”\n\n“Women’s rights are human rights” really shouldn’t be a controversial or politically polarizing statement. 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Then those friends invited their friends. Then the idea went viral after it spread to the huge, secret, pro-Hillary Clinton Facebook group Pantsuit Nation.\n\nSeveral different Facebook pages popped up to coordinate plans to descend upon DC. \"It's the most organic thing you’ve ever heard of,\" Bland, a New York-based entrepreneur, fashion designer, and activist, told DCist.\n\nSoon, Bland joined with other activists to consolidate their Facebook pages and unite their efforts. A loose organizing structure emerged — one big Facebook page for the national event, plus a page each for all 50 states for locals to coordinate transportation and lodging.\n\nThe march quickly faced some pushback over issues of diversity and inclusion. For one thing, Bland and all of the other original organizers were white women. And the original proposed name, the “Million Women March,” was scrapped — partly because there was already a “Million Woman March,” attended by hundreds of thousands of black women, in Philadelphia in 1997. Using that same name seemed a bit appropriative to many organizers and potential attendees.\n\nNow, though, three prominent women of color who are experienced activists and organizers have joined Bland as national co-chairs of the event: Tamika D. Mallory, Carmen Perez, and Linda Sarsour. Together, the three led a march from New York City to Washington, DC, in 2015 to demand changes in America’s criminal justice system.\n\nThe “Women’s March on Washington” name is a definite nod to the 1963 March on Washington where Martin Luther King Jr. made his famous “I Have a Dream” speech, and organizers say they are committed to the six principles of Kingian nonviolence.\n\nWhat began as a viral outcry on Facebook now has an official coordinating committee, complete with press contacts, working with the national co-chairs to pull everything together.\n\nThere are still plenty of details to be worked out, including the exact time and location, route, and program. 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"The period began in 5th millennium BC. It was the period of rising of stone processing technique. The more specialization in the production of tools happened during this period.\n\nThe period began in 5th millennium BC. It was the period of rising of stone processing technique. The more specialization in the production of tools happened during this period. Along with the improvement of technology of pressure retouch, emerged the new technological methods of stone processing: grinding, drilling, sawing: all difficult-used types of stone, manufactured stone axes, hoes, grinding stones, mortars and pestles.\n\nThe important feature of this Era was the emergence of cattle breeding and agriculture, so called productive economy that replaced the assignment of finished products of nature, gathering and hunting. The emergence of new types of farms had a great importance for the development of human society. It expanded the range of employment rights and at the same time qualitatively changed the nature.\n\nAll the further history of many thousands of human economic activity has pretty much the story of development, improvement of these two forms of economy. The level of development of productive forces, achieved by primitive population in the Neolithic, led to the emergence of other cultural and social innovations. The beginnings of mining and weaving emerged in the ancient population of Kazakhstan, it already know pottery.\n\nCurrently, on the territory of Kazakhstan there are more than 500 Neolithic and Eneolithic (Cooper age) monuments, but the vast majority was investigated selectively. Neolithic camps in their nature of locations is divided into four types: spring, river, lake and cave. Usually on camps of river type and lake types contain a significant number of finds, suggesting a persistent or long stay here man. Basic equipment of such camps is the knife-like plates and products for them.\n\nIn Kazakhstan most common is the spring camps, often temporary, seasonal place of wandering hunters. One of the features of Neolithic monuments of desert- steppe Kazakhstan is due to the reason that the most of them is open type camps (ground). In all parks were found tools from stone local materials: arrowheads and spears, axes, chisels, knives and scrapers. Variety of raw materials contributed to the development of various techniques of processing and refinement. Neolithic camps of Kazakhstan forms several territorial groups may appropriate to areas of habitat of related tribes close to each other in culture.\n\nNeolithic camps in the Karaungur cave is located on the right bank of the same river, 1.5 km to the north of Karaungur, Tulkubas district of South Kazakhstan region, or 43 kilometers northeast of the city of Shymkent. The cave itself located at a height of 7 m from the riverbed. Width at the entrance of 20-25 m, height of about 2-16 m cave consists of two rooms: the front, 20 m long and distant - 9 pm During excavations in 1959 by H. Alpysbayev it got quite a large collection of cultural household remains (stone and bone, pottery, animal bones and so on) of the oldest inhabitants of the cave.\n\nOnagers, bears, deer, gazelles, deer, wild boars, horses, wolves, bulls, partridges, pheasants and turtles were the objects of hunting. This is evidenced by the fossil remains found in the cave.\n\nIn West Kazakhstan there is only one option of Kelteminar culture — west Kazakhstan, a long time ago offered by S. Tolstov. Kelteminar culture dated back to the end 4th and beginning of 2nd BC, and covers a large territory of Kazakhstan and Central Asia. Stone industry characterized by preparation in the forms of plates and microplates medium sized, fragments of plates and flakes. As an example, Neolithic camps and locations, which were found in 1989-1990 period of time in Atyrau region: Shatpakol, Kulsary 1-5, Shandyaul, Kyz-Emshek, Kaynar, Zhylan-Kabak, Koykara, Sarykamys, Shayandy etc.\n\nLocation of Shatpakol is 12 km to the north of Shokpartogay Emba district. Stone products – knife-like plates, flakes and pottery fragments were found on a small slope near the spring. Kulsary camps 1-5 are around town Kulsary. Almost all of them are destroyed by the construction of roads and the gas pipeline. Among the many industries the knife- like plates with and without retouch, scrapers on flakes and plates, knives, tanged arrowheads sided treatment, ankoshi — guns with side notches, cleavages like nucleotide and prismatic cores. Most of the pottery fragments without ornament, only some have depressed horizontal lines from which go straight down or vertical lines.\n\nShandyaul located in 22 km. in the north-east from the village Kulsary. Stone artifacts were found near the modern cemetery of Akkiztogay village. Among them there are scrapers on the plates for the two-scrapers, flakes and ceramics.\n\nLocation Kiz-Emshek was found near Iman Kara Mountain, 37 km south-southeast from the train station Zhanterek. On top of the mountain picked cores prismatic nature of plate like knife retouched along the edges of the back side and fragments of pottery. Such artifacts were found in a high cliff of Kynar River.\n\nZhylan-Kabak and Koykara locations characterized by the existence of fragments of ceramics with ornaments “small fir-tree” and small “comb”. The stone tool is identical to the industries of above-mentioned camps.\n\nCamps Sarykamys and Shayandy were found on the dunes about 3-4 km. on south of the Sarykamys village of Emba district in Atyrau region. It was collected a large number of knife-like blades with no trace of disposal. Also several plates with retouched by the backrest, guns with recess on the plates and flakes. On fragments of pottery there is an ornament with oblique cuts, depressed into vessel, horizontal lines and geometric shapes in the form of triangles. Painted pottery is absent.\n\nFindings belong to the Neolithic time, were revealed in an abandoned area in Satchy-Kyz on the second terrace above the floodplain right bank of Kyzyl-Su River, 2-2.5 km from the Belokamenka village in Semipalatinsk region. At this point the terrace is cut out by the slate and quartz.\n\nCamps Kyzyl-Su is located on a high plot, on the bottom of which has a small spring. Near to it, runs deep ravine, which perpendicular to the floodplain of the river runs, at the bottom of which was discovered a triangular plate with retouches by the side of edges and a flake of dark siliceous rocks that has the impetus to finding a camps space. Stone products (they are more than 100) are collected on the surface.\n\nDistribution area of findings is 30 x 30 m. In two places was placed pit, 1 x 0.5 m sized. In the pits observed following stratigraphy: turf, with 0.05 m power; gray-yellow sandy with fine gravel, with the power of pebbles with small boulders and coarse sand.\n\nThe collection of lifting up materials consists of nucleus, arrowheads, scrapers, knife-like plate, microlites and wastage of production. Nucleuses are prismatic cut, amorphous and small sized. There are raw prepared nucleuses.\n\nThe major number guns are end scrapers on the plates with oval working edge. Some of them have retouched sides. There are scrapers with high form. The arrowheads are treated two-sided and small, also were found the prepared arrowheads. Some products have plates with a blunt edge, which have been treated with two or one side and small in size. Products are mainly made of jasper, chalcedony and opal.\n\nOn the territory of Kazakhstan were discovered so far a few Neolithic burials, mostly in northern Kazakhstan. None of the graves has any external signs on the surface. Arrowheads were laid with bones in all the graves, indicating not only that our ancestors were hunters, but also the fact that they engage in frequent military conflicts. In burials have little pottery, some of them have none.\n\nClose cultural and economic ties that existed between hunters and fishermen, vividly reflected in the archaeological materials. Most clearly, they can be traced to the tribes of Kelteminar culture or Kelteminar cultural community, who lived in the northern regions of Central Asia. Vividly it was shown in all the tribes of the South, especially in Western Kazakhstan.\n\nThe chains of ancient contacts go far to the north and north-west in Urals and Western Siberia, appearing in features and forms of flint tools in the types of ornamented pottery.\n\nThe culture of Northern and Eastern Kazakhstan tribes, which detects signs of similarities with the culture of the population of Central Asia, at the same time, was closer to the Altai and Baikal Stone Age tribes. Retaining the specificity and uniqueness of cultural traditions, Neolithic tribes of Kazakhstan has evolved in close cooperation with names of neighboring regions and areas.\n\n3. H. Alpysbayev. The meaning of Paleolithic for subdivision of the Paleolithic Anthropogenic deposits //Culture of ancient pastoralists and farmers of Kazakhstan. Almat-Ata.1969. page 119.\n\n11. Z. Samashev, Zh. Taymagambetov and others. Report of West Kazakhstan’s archeological expedition in 1989// Archives of the Institute of Archeology named after A. Margulan, National Academy of Science of Kazakhstan.\n\n© Institute of History and Ethnology named after Sh.Valikhanov Committee of Science of MES RK, 2013.\n\nUse of materials for publication, commercial use, or distribution requires written or oral permission from the Board of Editors or the author. Hyperlink to Qazaqstan tarihy portal is necessary. All rights reserved by the Law RK “On author’s rights and related rights”. To request authorization email to mail@e-history.kz or call to 8 (7172) 57 60 13 (in - 1163)\nҚазақша Русский English\nMOST READ\nMonth Year\nRecorded history of Kazakhstan. Part 2\nHeroic mothers of the great steppe\nHow had the World War II been started?\nPhilosophy of the Emblem\n14 monuments at Tekturmas\nThe rural akims: the country's hope is in the elections\nKazakh historical drama Tomiris premiered in Istanbul\nStolypin about the worries and hopes of immigrants to the Kazakh steppes\nALASH IDEA IS THE PROTECTION OF KAZAKH STATEHOOD\nA tireless explorer of the Kazakh land\nSWITCHING TO THE LATIN ALPHABET – UNITE ALL KAZAKH PEOPLE\nKunaev Dinmukhamed Akhmedovich\nPeople who eat horses will kill you\nMaterials on theme\nThe historiography of the problem of archaeological definition of the Eneolithic of North Kazakhstan and Transural region\nBotay culture\nWhat did ancient man do?\nMan stretches his back"
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"Vince’s life has improved immeasurably since he moved to Bluewater Bay two years ago. He’s gone from working for a man he hated, to helping found a company he believes in. And he and boyfriend, Pete, have built a delicate balance of power between them that keeps them both grounded and thriving.\n\nPete’s job on the set of Wolf’s Landing is demanding. He needs lots of downtime off set, and that’s where Vince’s firm but gentle control isn’t always enough. And for Vince, Pete’s constant high-energy needs are turning out to be more than he can handle alone.\n\nIt’s no surprise to either of them, then, that sparks fly when Vince’s coworker Lee enters the picture. Outwardly, Lee is tough and confident, but when a bad back confines him to Pete and Vince’s spare room, the cracks start to show and his desire for connection begins to peek through.\n\nPete and Vince both like what they see under Lee’s prickly outside, but now the three men must learn that love isn’t about beating the game—it’s about balance, trust, and letting each other in.\n\n*a copy was provided via NetGalley\n\nOne of the characters said best what bothered me with this story pretty much from the beginning: “You can’t just say there’s a relationship, and then there is one.“\n\nI had a hard time to get into the story because Vince and Pete were already an established couple and they already knew Lee as well. Vince and Lee are coworkers and the whole getting to know each other happened off-page, before the book even started. That made it impossible for me to connect to the characters in any way. I dnf-ed How the Cookie Crumbles by the same author in this series. Since one of the main characters of How the Cookie Crumbles is the boss of Vince and Lee I assume that to really connect with the characters you have to read that before reading Three Player Game.\n\nWhat I missed the most was communication between each of them. You can’t just decide you’re in a relationship and Ta-Da! everyone is happy and in love. I find this hard to believe – especially in a poly relationship. Throughout the whole book – at least up until I read it – Vince and Pete say that they have to agree on what to do because it was their relationship first, and they don’t want to destroy what they have by bringing in a third. Their actions though are different. It’s always one of them deciding on their own and only afterwards telling the other about what they did. That just didn’t work for me.\n\nPersonally I really disliked how Pete and Vince try to run Lee’s life as if he is not capable of doing it alone. And the way they didn’t listen to what Lee wanted was really annoying. So all in all this really wasn’t the book I had hoped it would be. I am really looking forward to the next book in this series though.\n\nIf you’re looking for an awesome poly story check out Misfits by Garrett Leigh or The Art of Three by Erin McRae & Racheline Maltese.\n\nJaime has been writing for various publishers since the fall of 2008, although she’s been writing for herself far longer. Often asked, “Why men? What’s so fascinating about writing stories about men falling in love?”, she’s never come up with a clear answer. Just that these are the stories that she loves to read, so it seemed to make sense if she was going to write, they would also be the stories she wrote.\n\nThese days, you can find plenty of free reading on her website. She also writes for Freya’s Bower, Jupiter Gardens, and Total E-Bound, Dreamspinner Press, MLR Press, and Riptide Publishing.\n\nSpare time, when it can be found rolled into a ball at the back of the dryer or cavorting with the dust bunnies in the corners, she’s probably spending crocheting, drawing, gardening (weather permitting, of course, since she is Canadian!), or watching movies. She has a day job, as well, which she loves, and two kids, but thankfully, also a wonderful husband who shoulders more than his fair share of household and child-care responsibilities.\n\nShe graduated some time ago from college with a fine arts diploma, and a major in textile arts, which basically qualifies her to draw pictures and create things with string and fabric. One always needs an official slip of paper to fall back on after all. ."
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"Three-year-old Lillian will be very busy Christmas morning, thanks to the Empire State College Office of Admissions and the Saratoga County Children’s Committee’s Empty Stocking Project.\n\nEach child has his or her own wish list. Sponsors buy a gift, or gifts, selected from their matched child’s list, which the children’s committee uses to stuff each “stocking.”\n\nBy working together to share the cost of sponsorship, the entire staff of the Office of Admissions was able to fulfill all the wishes on Lillian’s list, plus a few extras. At the same time, every staff member was as a Secret Santa for a deserving little girl.\n\n“I am so happy that my office now participates,” said Secret Santa Pam Berube, an office assistant with the college. “It really was fun to see the excitement in my office build as each present was brought in, which got everyone in the true spirit of giving.”\n\nBerube began participating in Empty Stocking many years ago and, while talking with her colleagues, learned that others also participated individually. As a result of those discussions, the entire office staff participated as a group for the first time.\n\n“I have been fortunate enough through the years to be able to celebrate the season with gifts for my children,” said Berube. “As they grew, the magic of Santa left, but never the spirit. As a family, we wanted to bring Christmas magic into the life of at least one underprivileged child. Life can bring such disappointing moments and, we felt, if for only one day, true Christmas magic could happen in their life.”\n\n“Collaborating to support Lillian brought us together as a team,” said Secret Santa Mary Veitch Austin, the office’s staff supervisor and an admissions advisor. Veitch Austin followed in her mother’s footsteps, who had participated in the Empty Stocking project for a number of years. “Focusing on an underprivileged child in our community also added fun and anticipation to our daily tasks over the last month. We all felt so good knowing that our gifts would bring Lillian happiness on Christmas Day.”"
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