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1,604 | Garlic butter shrimp and zucchini noodles cooked in one pan in under 15 minutes. This flavor-packed dish is healthy, keto and low-carb and makes a delicious protein packed meal in minutes.
There is nothing in the world better than garlic, butter, and pasta and there is nothing worse for your diet. Your Italian food craving self will thank you after tasting this delicious shrimp and zucchini noodles dish. Zucchini noodles are used in place of pasta making this meal 100% guilt free and delicious without sacrificing taste or texture. Zucchini noodles are fresh, colorful and are one of my favorite way to eat healthy and gluten-free without all the carbs.
So low-carb and delicious, what’s more? It’s all cooked in one pan making clean-up a breeze. Shrimp cooks so fast, you can have this meal on your table in under 15 minutes. The shrimp will take just 2-3 minutes to cook through and then the zucchini is cooked in the same pan for another few minutes.
How to Make Zucchini Noodles
Make the pasta/spaghetti shape using a zucchini spiralizer or a julienne vegetable peeler. Most mandoline slicers or a standard vegetable peeler will also work and make wide noodles.
Don’t peel the zucchini. Peeled zucchini noodles are mushy and have a little crunch, so the skin is needed to give them texture and crunch.
Don’t overcook the zucchini noodles or else they’ll become mushy. Zucchini noodles cook really fast, Cook the noodles for just 2 minutes to warm them up. The noodles should be cooked to al dente (just like pasta).
15 Minute Garlic Shrimp Zucchini Pasta
Garlic butter shrimp and zucchini noodles (aka Zoodles) cooked in one pan in under 15 minutes. This delicious dish is low-carb and keto and makes a healthy quick dinner in minutes.
4.79 from 14 votes
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Course: Dinner
Cuisine: Italian
Keyword: garlic butter, keto, noodles, pasta, spaghetti, zoodles, zucchini
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 5 minutes
Total Time: 15 minutes
Servings: 4 people
Calories: 199kcal
Ingredients
3-4 medium zucchini
1 pound raw shrimp peeled and deveined
1 tablespoon olive oil
2 tablespoons butter
3-4 garlic cloves minced or crushed
1 teaspoon Italian seasoning or oregano optional
1/4 teaspoon of red pepper flakes adjust to taste
Salt and pepper to taste
Freshly grated parmesan or chopped parsley to garnish, optional
Instructions
Wash and trim the ends of the zucchini. Make the zucchini noodles using a spiralizer and set aside.
Heat 1 tablespoon oil in a large pan over medium-high heat. Add the shrimp to the hot pan, season with salt and pepper cook for 1 minute. Add the garlic, Italian seasoning, and crushed pepper to the pan. Cook for another minute per side or until shrimp is light pink and garlic is golden brown. Transfer to a bowl.
Add the Butter and zucchini noodles to the same pan, season with salt and pepper and cook for 2 minutes or until tender.
Return the cooked shrimp to the pan and stir through. Garnished with freshly grated parmesan cheese or/and chopped parsley.
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Nutrition
Serving: 1serving | Calories: 199kcal | Carbohydrates: 5g | Protein: 25g | Fat: 8g | Saturated Fat: 2g | Cholesterol: 293mg | Sodium: 918mg | Potassium: 483mg | Fiber: 1g | Sugar: 3g | Vitamin A: 380IU | Vitamin C: 31.7mg | Calcium: 200mg | Iron: 3.2mg
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Comments
JulieB says
at 5:05 pm
Loved it (replaced Italian seasonings with Hidden Valley Ranch seasonings). YUM!
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Jake says
at 5:38 pm
Came out great! I accidentally over cooked the zucchini noodles so it was a bit watery but that’s my fault, the taste was great!
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Donna Gregory says
at 11:55 am
Making this tonight
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TinkerBell says
at 12:28 am
Delicious! This meal really does take about 15 minutes to make, as I was surprised because I am slow at cooking. The longest amount of time was making the zoodles. And I love that it only uses one pan. This dish is delicious!!!
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Frieda says
at 5:18 pm
Loved this recipe started doing keto. I had zoodles already done. The only thing I didn’t have was fresh oatmeal & parsley, cut the butter very delicious!!
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Sonya D says
at 7:14 pm
It was great….. just started KETO. Great way to start. I love the fact that it was quick and easy! This most expensive ingredient was the shrimp. Super filling as well
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Susan says
at 8:04 pm
So good!
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Cloe says
at 5:51 pm
Can you use the same recipe just with chicken inst
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Layla says
at 7:41 am
Yes, you can but be sure to cut the chicken into small bite size pieces and cook them well.
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Jessica says
at 7:37 pm
What is 1 serving CONSIDERED?
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Layla says
at 9:04 am
The recipe serves 4 so 1 serving is about 1/4th of the complete dish. I would guess around 1 – 1.5 cups of shrimp and zoodles. | {
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April 17, 2007
After Virginia Tech, How to Prevent the Next Mass Killing (Updated)
In the aftermath of the Virginia Tech shooting, the question of "why?" is rapidly being sorted out.
Remembrances of some of the victims are here.
The next, all-important question is how to prevent the next shooting.
I've offered my thoughts on this before, in the wake of the awful Amish schoolhouse shooting. The solution lies in better religious training, better character education, better social support, less leniency for small offenses that are "red flags," and, last but not least, firearms on campus in the hands of adults who are trained and ready to use them for defensive purposes. Students should also be trained at least once a year in how to escape or fight back in case of a classroom attack.
To be sure, evils of every kind have been committed throughout human history. And yet the increasing anonymity of daily life, combined with our highly secularized world -- one that largely forbids any discussion of religion in all public schools, most universities, and most workplaces -- are likely contributing to this appalling degree of depravity among some.
Anonymity is a major factor. With America's population over 300 million, and many schools and universities extremely large, it is easy to get lost in a crowd. It's even easier to stop caring very much about the well-being of the people around you.
Of course, in this age of instant global communication, few acts of extreme violence escape the wide net of the news. If ignorance was ever bliss, those days are gone. Besides making us immediately aware of any tragedy anywhere in the nation, instant communication also may be leading to more copycat crimes. It is odd, and perhaps not coincidental, that the attack on Amish girls followed within less than a week the hostage taking of girls and killing of one of them in Colorado on September 27, 2006. One man "lowered the bar" for behavior -- attacking and killing school girls only -- and another man followed within a week.
We Need More Religious Training, Churchgoing and Social Support
Religious training is clearly necessary. God should at least be mentioned in the classroom and workplace from time to time. God is mentioned on our currency; he certainly should not be ignored completely throughout the school day.
God should be even more prominent in our colleges in universities. In universities where students choose their own courses of study, there is no reason not to offer courses in religion. There is no good reason not to have chapels available. There is no good reason not to acknowledge God on the nation's campuses.
The world's major religions encourage and even require one to acknowledge a higher power than one's own immediate gratification. If they are any good, religions also inspire people to decent behavior. The total blackout on even mentioning religion in most classes in public schools and universities -- and in many privates ones -- leaves kids in a moral vacuum and has the potential to undermine the religious training children receive elsewhere.
Starting in elementary school, children should receive at least a few hours of training about the fundamental beliefs of most of the world's major religions, with more emphasis put on the religions that are most widely observed in the country and in the world at the time. If 80% of Americans are Christian, then Christianity should get more emphasis than Judaism or Islam, each of which is observed by less than 1% of Americans. Schools don't need to teach religion as such, but they can certainly make sure that their students are Bible literate. "God" should not be a forbidden word, and prayer should not be reserved for the moment when a pop quiz is announced or the aftermath of a school shooting (if then).
Parents also need to make sure that their children attend church and Sunday school or other appropriate religious education. Every family should continue to bring youths and teenagers to church as well. Kids and young adults need to be reminded at least once a week, and preferably several times a day, that there is a power higher than themselves and that being a decent person matters.
When kids go away to college, parents should be involved and try to help them transition to a church or other religious institution near their college. This is criticially important to provide not only a religious framework but also a social safety net for young adults -- especially young men, who commit the vast majority of mass shootings. Life can seem very hard to young men who are simultaneously trying to get good grades, prepare for a future career, and find a girlfriend or future wife. The stress can be unbearable. Every form of social and religious support possible is critically important. As James Allen Fox, a professor of criminal justice explains:
Then there's the eclipse of traditional community: higher rates of divorce, the decline of church-going and the fact that more people live in urban areas, where they may not even know their neighbors. If mass murderers are isolated people who lack support, these trends only exacerbate the situation.
Many mass murderers, for example, are people who have picked up roots and moved. James Huberty, who used a 9-mm semiautomatic Uzi to kill 21 people during a 77-minute massacre at a McDonald's in San Ysidro in 1984, had moved to California from Ohio after losing his job. When he lost another job in California, he had no friends or extended family to fall back on. They were all in Ohio.
For every man who commits a mass shooting, there are many men and women who live in despair and even commit suicide. Some of this is preventable with better religious and social support. Churchgoing or other community religious observances should be strongly encouraged throughout our society.
We Need More Character Education Too
Another partial solution is secular character and values education in all schools and universities. Some primary schools, my daughter's included, are putting greater emphasis on character education, making it a part of their curriculum. That certainly cannot hurt and may help.
If your school does not have a basic values curriculum such as a teaching of the "six pillars of character" starting in the early years of school, ask why not and urge that such training be integrated into the curriculum. It need not cost anything, nor need it take any time from the core curriculum. Children learning to write need topics anyway. One such topic can be to write about how they demonstrate one of the traits of good character. Children learning history can find a famous character and learn what was admirable about them. The opportunities are endless; they should be grasped.
The Killers: Study, Medicate, Lock Up
We need to closely at look at the killers, unpleasant though that is. What, besides a lack of adequate religious grounding and character training, brought them to the level of depravity at which they were willing to harm and kill other human beings without mercy? As adults, were their earlier offenses treated too leniently by the criminal justice system or the mental health system? If we are not locking people up where they belong, or not locking them up long enough, it's time to get more serious.
We Need Defensive Weapons in Schools and Self-Protection Training for Students
Given this pattern of attacks on schools and universities, it is time to make sure that every school has at least two on-campus security officers, principals, or teachers with access to a locked up, but loaded, weapon. At large universities, there should be at least two in every building. Those individuals should be carefully screened and rechecked annually to make sure that they are not themselves mentally unbalanced, depressed, or of questionable judgment, and they should be trained to make sure that they can use their weapon effectively if needed. This also will provide protection in event of a terrorist attack on a school like that which happened in Beslan, Russia.
The availability of 911 calls and local police officers off campus is not an adequate substitute. As every school shooting demonstrates anew, too many can be killed before off-campus help arrives.
The fact that schools are known to be weapon-free zones is surely a factor in this developing pattern of violence.
Children should also be trained, at least once a year, how to escape or fight back if there is a classroom attack. In at least one Texas school district, kids are being taught to fight back if a gunman storms their classroom.
Who Is Ultimately Responsible -- And What We Must Do
We will never prevent every act of violence, nor does the responsibility lie primarily with us to do so. The person who does evil is the one responsible for that evil, and nobody should fall into the trap of blaming "society" or the government first when something like this happens.
That being said, for our own mutual protection, we should take another look at what we can do to make this kind of violence less likely to happen and, more importantly, less likely to succeed when it does happen. If we can address these questions wisely and well and make some course corrections, we will save innocent lives.
Update: The Carpetbagger Report argues that there are lots of religious groups on the Virginia Tech campus, including these:
African Christian Fellowship at Virginia Tech
Ambassadors for Christ
Campus Crusade for Christ
Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship
Christ Gospel Ministries
Christ’s Church at Virginia Tech
Christian Concert Planning
Christian Leadership Network
Cornerstone Christian Fellowship
Episcopal/Anglican Christian Fellowship
Friends Adventist Christian Fellowship
Graduate Christian Fellowship
International Christian Fellowship
Intervarsity Christian Fellowship
Korean Campus Crusade for Christ
Korean Christian Fellowship
New Life Christian Fellowship
I'm glad to hear it. But how often is God actually mentioned in the regular classroom at Virginia Tech, outside of a religion class? Virtually never, I'm willing to bet. We have become a highly secular society, particularly in our schools and universities. This, in turn, is based on an expansive interpretation of the constitution's establishment clause.
If students aren't receiving regular encouragement to act in a godly way on campus unless they go out of their way to seek out a campus religious group, are they receiving religious support anywhere during their college years? Too often, the start of college represents the end of churchgoing for young adults -- at a time when students need religious social support more than ever.
That's why I recommend that parents help their children find a church or other religious home near their university. They will need it more than ever during their college years, even if they think they don't need it at all. Nobody can force adults to attend church or to practice their faith, but parents who care about their children's well-being certainly are within their bounds to try to help their college student find a church near their college, and even to attend that church with their adult child once or twice. If parents are paying for their children's college education, they have every right to request that their children go to church at least occasionally.
Can regular religious observance prevent every form of mental illness or evil? Of course not. But it helps. There are many aspects of Christianity that help. Among them are a belief in forgiveness, encouragement to love one's neighber as oneself, and the belief that it is important to forgive others when they trespass against us. All of these things were clearly lacking in the life of the Virginia Tech killer.
Update 2: Glenn Reynolds weighs in on another aspect addressed in my post -- the fact that we need decent, law-abiding people with guns on campus. As I've written, I believe there should be two professors or security officers with access to a locked up, loaded weapon in every building on a large campus.
Update 3: Captain's Quarters has an update based in part on a package Cho sent to NBC between the first killings and the second round of killings. Apparently at the time he committed these heinous killings Cho "hated Christianity," which might help explain why he violated every tenet of Christianity starting with "thou shalt not murder."
Cho also signed his mail to NBC as "Ismail" or "Ishmael," which correlates with the name "Ismail Ax" tattooed on his arm and suggests a possible Islamic component to the violence.
Obviously, it's still too early to be certain what religious faith, if any, Cho had at the time of these murders. Maybe he was still a practicing Christian who completely lost his mind, though early reports point to the opposite.
But as a matter of general public policy, we have just about reached the far extreme of exclusion of religion, and especially Christianity, from our schools and universities -- and this has not served us nearly as well as the alternative of allowing God to be mentioned freely in schools and universities by teachers and students alike, while avoiding the establishment of any one official state religion. Students today spend most of their time in a moral and religious vacuum that does not serve anybody well.
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Posted by: Daniel DiRito | April 17, 2007 at 02:14 PM
You've pretty much covered it all, Gina. So much needs to be done, yet I fear it will be business as usual. The "usual suspects" will be spotlighted by the MSM, the usual cries for gun control will be raised, the "culture of violence" - as Obama has boringly droned on about - will be decried, and nothing will be done save that most of us will be further restricted in our daily lives with our Constitutional rights curtailed for the convenience of the governmental elite.
Prayers will help, and so will training. But getting to know who your neighbors are, while not always desirable, may actually relieve someone of the feelings of abandonment that could lead to such horrific acts.
Well done, Gina!
Posted by: benning | April 18, 2007 at 05:21 AM
We need to stop reacting to every isolated tragedy as though we are now all implicitly at risk. It's terribly tragic that these events occur, but perhaps more so when in their aftermath school kids are subjected to ever harsher security measures and wacky paranoid attitudes. These ideas are turning our schools into prisons rapidly. That's leaving out the obvious fact that training our kids how to react to these assaults will only cement the idea OF these assaults in kids' minds. It may have no further effect than inspiring that one susceptible child to take action. NOT a good idea.
These events are terrible. But no matter how hard we try, we never can prepare for them. Am I saying we should not try? Absolutely, that's exactly what I'm saying. I am saying WE SHOULD STOP TRYING to "protect" our children when it only adds to their stress and fear, and suffocates them. Give the paranoia a break already.
Meanwhile, the calls to religious training may ring true to you, a believer. But to me and millions of others, "faith" is really a suspension of disbelief; a willingness to believe what you're told, stop asking questions, and blithely flow along on a stream of golden hope, or whatever. An altered state of reality, if you will. A drug. There is no reason to believe that religious training will have any measure of difference in the lives of those whose troubles (or their reactions thereto) drive them to these acts. In fact, there are many examples of people whose very religious fervor IS the driving cause of their violence (i.e., Charles Manson, Jim Jones, any number of Islamic terrorists). It has also been the root cause of many, if not most, of the wars and genocides in human history. Not a great record of harmony to run on in my opinion.
You may not be advocating for religious indoctrination, but for coursework addressing what various religions believe, from a secular point of view. The tough part in that case is how to ensure that such courses do NOT in fact become, if not indoctrination classes, at least advocacy. It's too difficult to pull off, and would never work. Meanwhile, I don't know of a single university that doesn't offer such classes to any student that wants them. Do you?
To sum up, no one knows why these events occur, but they are so staggeringly unlikely to occur in our own lives that to move heaven and earth to protect ourselves from them is a big, fat waste of time and energy. It does more harm than good. And looking to religion to solve the world's problems has a proven record of failure that should be obvious to anyone.
Posted by: David I | April 18, 2007 at 11:29 AM
Lack of religious training? Charles Whitman, who committed the worst school shooting prior to Virginia Tech, was an altar boy. The notion that religious training protects against the sort of mental illness that compels people to commit a suicidal crime of this nature makes about as much sense as expecting religious training to protect against the flu. - trrll
Editor's note from Gina Cobb: True as far as it goes, but incomplete. Several months before the shootings, Whitman told a family friend that he had lost his faith and no longer considered himself a practicing Catholic. This is where my recommendation that parents help their children find a church near college that they can remain actively involved in comes into play. College students need social support and regular reminders to act ethically, to forgive others, and to accept that they are forgiven. Christianity provides just that. Sadly, Whitman's life turned murderous after he left the church.
Posted by: trrll | April 18, 2007 at 01:35 PM
Gina: Ref: Whitman; true as far as it goes, but why did he leave the church? Was it not adequate to his needs, whatever they were? Too situational for analysis.
I want to second what Benning says. And add that God is on campus, he is everywhere, and he did nothing to stop this very troubled person, that he made in his image, from killing 32 young people, who he created in his image. I suppose that his was all done for the betterment of us survivors that we may contemplate his glory and be tested in our faith so we will love god more?
I applaud your apparent goodness, and you appear to be a very fine person. I am an atheist, and can be moral, ethical, and kind without religion. I believe in the Golden Rule. If you really commit to it, and accept it, its more personal and requires as much commitment as most religions.
Posted by: highplainsjoker | April 19, 2007 at 09:45 AM
You say "Schools don't need to teach religion as such, but they can certainly make sure that their students are Bible literate."
I'll send you an official portrait of President Jackson if you can tell me what the first sentence in the Bible is.
I'm guessing strongly that I'll check that $20 bill...
Posted by: LeftWingPharisee | April 19, 2007 at 10:30 AM
I'm going to take the silence as a no. The first sentence in the Bible is "B'reishis barah Elokim es haShamayim v'es haAretz" (Ashkenazi pronunciation, the Name of G_d aliased).
When you learn the Bible through English translation (particularly those done by Christians), you wind up knowing less than nothing, because what you know is wrong. It amazes me how so many people in this country can pretend to love the Bible, yet are too lazy to learn how to read it.
Posted by: LeftWingPharisee | April 19, 2007 at 04:25 PM
Question Marks
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"This didn't have to happen", Cho Seung-Hui said, after murdering thirty-two people at Virginia Tech University.
And this terrible tragedy of sons, daughters, mothers and fathers didn't have to happen, if we'd only listened.
But we never listen.
We never listen to those that are different from us- the outcasts, the lonely, the homeless, the ones that are unspoken for. We don't try to understand. We shun them and put them out of our minds because of our fear that we will become like them.
And these people become more and more lonely and alienated in their isolation.
Words like "creep", "deranged misfit" and "psycho" devalue this killer's humanity so we don't have to face how similar he is to us. Cries of "how could he have been stopped" are uttered by media quick to sensationalize and gain market share, when the words "how could he have been listened to" are never considered.
Because we don't want to listen.
We don't want to hear about loneliness and alienation when we're all so busy with our lives, making money and making friends. And the unpopular, the ones that don't fit in, the lonely ones are ignored or made fun of because we don't care to understand anything about them.
This man who clearly needed help, Cho Seung-Hui, devalued himself so much that he called himself "Question Mark".
There are more "Question Marks" out there. There are millions of them. And if we don't listen to them, they will follow the same path again and again, because people are not connecting. We are becoming more and more disconnected from each other, creating more and more "Question Marks" every day.
Most "Question Marks" don't become murderers. Some just kill themselves. Most harm no one and live just as we do, needing antidepressants to appear what we call "normal". They may be someone you know, someone you love.
This "Question Mark" was once a little boy, who cried, and smiled and loved, He wanted to fit in just like you and I. But that desire to fit in transformed itself into anger towards a society that shunned and ignored him.
How many more times will we shun and ignore the one that doesn't fit in, the one in the corner, the one that's different? When all we have to do is listen, before it's too late.
But we won't.
Thirty-two human beings who did not know Cho Seung-Hui were murdered.
They were sons, daughters, fathers and mothers, with dreams of futures that will never come and children that will never be born. The thirty-two leave behind people that love them. People that are now scarred for life by this horrible day of death.
To most of us that have not been directly involved, this tragedy will become a memory and fade like all the others that came before.
And the "Question Marks" will appear with more frequency, again and again, because we don't listen.
We never do.
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1,606 | A puppy helped me lift morale for my adopted soldier “K.” It started with an email. Afghanistan is 9.5 hours ahead of New York so I was usually asleep when his messages came. But this one arrived while I rode the train to Long Island to visit my cousin Laura. In it, K talked about how much he missed his puppy. This “puppy” was a 100-pound Italian Mastiff named Angus. It was clear from the way he wrote that K was Dog People.
Dog People
You know them. You might even be one. I think dogs are awesome but Dog People have a special connection. And now that I knew K did, what kind of care package could I come up with? Sometimes I liked to go beyond beef jerky and canned ravioli. I was still wondering exactly what and how when Laura picked me up at the train station.
LAURA: I’m thinking of drawing again. I haven’t sketched anything in ten years but I’m thinking of doing portraits of dogs.
ME: What????
Laura is Dog People too. I informed her that her first portrait would be my adopted soldier’s dog.
LAURA: What???? You adopted someone? How old is he? How does that work? How did you meet him?
ME: He signed up. I signed up. I send one letter a week and one care package a month. It impacts morale. Mail call is like Christmas morning for them. No, we never met. But he’s awesome. I’ll get pictures from his wife. It’ll be great.
Laura did not think it would be great. Only because she didn’t think her drawing would be good enough. I explained that the thought, time and effort would meet that threshold and then some. He was in a remote base with limited internet access and few entertainment options. It would be a really nice surprise to “bring” Angus to him this way, to bring some warm fuzzy puppy love here:
K’s Combat Outpost in the mountains of eastern Afghanistan
Picture this
K’s wife sent me a bunch of pictures and Laura chose one where K and Angus were connecting. Laura’s teenaged children had never seen her draw before and said, “Wow Mom!” I was excited too. For privacy/security, I had to blur part of the image. But I hope you can still get a sense of it.
Angus and K
Angus and K. Again.
I put it in a glass frame because it’s not like there’s a store nearby where he can pick one up. Then I worried, what if it shatters? Mail goes through a lot to get to his base. I didn’t want to be the volunteer that actually harms troop strength! So I bought a large roll of bubble wrap and used all of it. You could bounce this thing when I was done.
Real power
K loved it and couldn’t believe someone would take the time and trouble to do this for him. Especially someone he had never met. His wife loved it. Her parents loved that my family (well, really just Laura) did this for him. K’s battle buddies got to see that strangers care. Laura got to re-debut her artistic side in a meaningful way.
This was not the first or last mail call I asked for help with. At times I would simply ask someone to fill out a postcard. But no matter what, the results were always the same. K was moved and it helped him during a very difficult time. Those helping me were moved too. It feels good to do good. To know that you’ve made a difference for someone. That’s a real power we all have. One that we can “deploy” at any time.
Dog treat
Love is a powerful thing. On fours legs as well as two. Here are a few dogs welcoming soldiers home. Enjoy!
© Gina left the mall, 2012
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15 thoughts on “Deploying Puppy Power”
rateyourdirector on November 19, 2012 at 12:20 pm said:
My throat has a big clump in it. And don’t think it’s dog hair-but def dog stories.
Great moving and touching article.
They are so lucky to have u.
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Gina left the mall on November 19, 2012 at 8:25 pm said:
Very glad it’s the story having an effect on you 🙂 And thank you. I think one of the awesome things about putting care into action is how both sides (giver and receiver) gain from the experience in some way. I know I have.
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Helena Fortissima on November 19, 2012 at 1:45 pm said:
Oh, those videos made me cry! And that sketch of K and Angus is amazing! What a thoughtful and unique gift for a soldier. I think the work you’re doing is amazing, Gina. I’ve got 2 dogs at home, and every time I walk in the door, they greet me as if I’ve been away forever! They love me no matter what. That’s what I call true unconditional love.
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Gina left the mall on November 19, 2012 at 8:35 pm said:
The videos made me cry too. Dogs are real pros at that whole unconditional love thing. I can’t imagine a better greeting! And I’m so happy you liked the sketch! Now I can tell Laura, “See? I told you so” and she won’t think I’m being biased 🙂
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Heather Button French on November 19, 2012 at 8:15 pm said:
So awesome! That sketch is perfect. Nothing quite like “puppy” love!
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Gina left the mall on November 19, 2012 at 8:36 pm said:
Thanks Heather!! And I’m going to say thank you from Laura as well. “Puppy” love rocks!
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Jessie Homemaker on November 19, 2012 at 10:09 pm said:
This story is so touching! My boyfriend is deployed and I make it a point to play with my dog on skype so he can see. He talks to her too, it’s actually pretty cute! His friends even come look if they’re nearby. I rescued my dog from a shelter my senior year of high school when I was going through my first encounters with depression, she’s a blessing in disguise! Thank you for this post! It made me smile! And also gave me an idea for my adopt a soldier…I never thought to ask someone else to write him a letter as well. May give him a break from my rambles! lol
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Gina left the mall on November 19, 2012 at 11:11 pm said:
Glad you like it! I’m also happy to hear that your dog is spreading the love both home and away 🙂 It’s great that you rescued her. Sounds like she has a wonderful way of paying you back.
Please tell both your soldiers that I thank them for their service. And I thank you for your efforts as well. One thing I did you may like- I went to a party and brought pics of my soldier and his family. I “introduced” them to the guests and put down a stack of postcards and a bag of different colored pens. I said if anyone wanted to write him a note, I would address and send it. Almost everyone did and the folks ranged in age from 7 to 70 so all the messages were very different. Then I mailed them all at once so he’d get a lot at one mail call. It was a hit.
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Jessie Homemaker on November 20, 2012 at 12:02 am said:
That’s brilliant! Especially with the holidays coming up and I’m sure I’ll at least be at one holiday party lol! I’m getting a head start on their Christmas packages and I think the postcards from others would be a good addition 🙂
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nothingprofound on November 20, 2012 at 10:36 am said:
Gina, I can see I’m not the only one who cried at those videos. Your posts are always so moving. It’s so important for all of us to know we’re loved and not alone in this world. Laura’s drawing is just perfect.
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Gina left the mall on November 21, 2012 at 10:32 am said:
Thank you! I think you are so right about the importance of knowing “we’re loved and not alone in this world.” What’s amazing is how easy it is to convey that message and how we build each other up in the process. A few kind words or even a small act can have a great impact. And yes, I too think Laura’s drawing is just perfect.
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Omi S. and Bender Oak (and Pepper too!) on November 21, 2012 at 11:16 pm said:
Found a link to your blog post from Reddit. Didn’t know that I’d land on such a heartwarming story. Not only do I love big dogs (my childhood buddy was a big ol’ English Mastiff), but I love people who support our soldiers (that means you)! Thank you so much for making this soldier’s day, and I’m totally subscribing to your blog!
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Gina left the mall on November 22, 2012 at 8:31 am said:
Thank you so much for reading and following!! Angus helped out without even trying. But then, dogs just have to “be” and love follows. This care package was a pleasure to put together. Well…especially since Laura did most of the work 🙂
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Linda on November 27, 2012 at 8:59 pm said:
I didn’t know Laura wsa so talented. And I didn’t know K has such a humongous dog! LOL LOVED IT!
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Gina left the mall on November 28, 2012 at 4:51 pm said:
Yes Laura is very talented! That’s why I had to ignore her when she doubted the greatness of this idea 🙂 And yes I laughed when I saw how big K’s “puppy” was! | {
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The drama teacher says my acting career will never amount to more than a hill o’ beans. Despite not knowing what that means, I’m assuming it ain’t positive as she always gets the class to laugh at me whilst I’m taking my turn on stage.
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I am Barry Belcher. I am a Milkman. I am Psychic. I have been predicting predictions, with little accuracy for a number of years now.
I am up with the Lark, delivering milk in my hometown of Devizes. I also deliver eggs, orange juice, potatoes, bread (wholemeal mostly but the occasional white sliced) and yoghurt.
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At the 148th Meeting of the OPEC Conference, the oil exporting cartel decided to leave its production level unchanged, sending crude prices spiralling to new records (above $104). OPEC "observed that the market is well-supplied, with current commercial oil stocks standing above their five-year average. The Conference further noted, with concern, that the current price environment does not reflect market fundamentals, as crude oil prices are being strongly influenced by the weakness in the US dollar, rising inflation and significant flow of funds into the commodities market." OPEC - March 5, 2008.
Kyushu University (Japan) is establishing what it says will be the world’s first graduate program in hydrogen energy technologies. The new master’s program for hydrogen engineering is to be offered at the university’s new Ito campus in Fukuoka Prefecture. Lectures will cover such topics as hydrogen energy and developing the fuel cells needed to convert hydrogen into heat or electricity. Of all the renewable pathways to produce hydrogen, bio-hydrogen based on the gasification of biomass is by far both the most efficient, cost-effective and cleanest. Fuel Cell Works - March 3, 2008.
An entrepreneur in Ivory Coast has developed a project to establish a network of Miscanthus giganteus farms aimed at producing biomass for use in power generation. In a first phase, the goal is to grow the crop on 200 hectares, after which expansion will start. The project is in an advanced stage, but the entrepreneur still seeks partners and investors. The plantation is to be located in an agro-ecological zone qualified as highly suitable for the grass species. Contact us - March 3, 2008.
A 7.1MW biomass power plant to be built on the Haiwaiian island of Kaua‘i has received approval from the local Planning Commission. The plant, owned and operated by Green Energy Hawaii, will use albizia trees, a hardy species that grows in poor soil on rainfall alone. The renewable power plant will meet 10 percent of the island's energy needs. Kauai World - February 27, 2008.
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
UK Parliamentary Group: Peak Oil threatens development in poor countries
A group of British MPs, together with two development groups have released a new report showing the potentially catastrophic consequences of the looming peak in world oil production on poor countries. The text warns that decades of progress could be reversed and that the efforts to make poverty history might be in vain. The risk exists that the UN's Millennium Development Goals will never be achieved. What is more, social unrest and conflict may arise as a consequence of the ongoing energy crisis. The document titled The Impact of Peak Oil on International Development therefor calls on all stakeholders involved in development work to adapt their strategies to this new dangerous energy landscape.
High oil prices are largely responsible for the current spike in food prices, which already resulted in food riots in several countries. But the energy crisis can go much further and "make poverty a permanent state for a growing number of people, undoing the development efforts of a generation", the report warns. This is so because access to affordable and abundant energy, in particular liquid fuels, is the key to agriculture, economic development, mobility and social progress (earlier post, with an assessment by the UN of the disastrous impacts of high ($60 per barrel) oil prices on the Least Developed Countries, and the report by the InterAcademy Council which sees tackling energy poverty in the developing world as one of the biggest challenges of this century).
Written by the House of Commons' All Party Parliamentary Group on Peak Oil, RESET and Practical Action, the new study says that "communities across the globe are more vulnerable than ever, living in an unsustainable present and facing an uncertain future."
The parliamentary group, chaired by lawmaker John Hemming, was formed in 2007 to consider the production outlook and the consequences of declining supply for the British and world economy. It has 20 members. Its report now refers to warnings that peak oil is likely to occur "before 2015" and the current jump in oil prices is "a prelude to even more severe increases in the next decade," a statement issued with the report said.
Energy security has become a political priority for governments world-wide, a priority which needs to be reflected in the field of international development. Principal donors of overseas aid and senior policy advisors are encouraged by the Group to consider that:
Vulnerability to energy and commodity price rises must be addressed at all levels – from humanitarian aid to bilateral development;
Business as usual is not an option: future project funding should include criteria for reducing energy vulnerability - especially in post-disaster recovery and reconstruction settings;
Food production should be de-linked from petro-chemicals; proven alternatives should be promoted.
Transport, diesel-generated electricity, refrigeration, plastics and medicines are all susceptible to increasing energy costs. Availability of all these items is not in question – the question is whether people will be able to afford them as energy becomes scarcer, the document states.
Political and economic impacts of high oil
When oil passed $130 per barrel in May 2008, it sent shockwaves through the global economic system. As prices have risen, protests at the economic impact have been organised. Hauliers across Britain, France, the Netherlands and Bulgaria, as well as European fishermen, have shown their desperation.
"However, the impacts are hitting hardest in the developing world, where fuel price rises make the difference between poverty and extreme vulnerability", the report states:
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After Indonesia withdrew subsidies in June, leading to a 30% fuel price jump, daily protests have erupted. In the Lebanon, reports were received of five people killed and forty injured, as police attempted to quell civil unrest as a result of protests against rising fuel costs.
Potential impacts of a global recession
In 2006, Dr Robert Wescott, former chief economic advisor to the US President, stated that “if oil increased to $120 a barrel and stayed there for a year [...] it would almost certainly precipitate a global recession”. Goldman Sachs and OPEC representatives indicated the possibility of a $200 barrel by the end of 2008 meaning that despite efforts to stem economic downturn in the short term, a global recession is now likely.
The impacts of global recession on the international development sector would be profound. For agencies working in the field, the outcomes are likely to be stark: higher operational costs together with contracted donor aid budgets.
Furthermore, as oil prices rise and commodities become less affordable, social unrest and conflict is inevitable – food and energy riots reported already during 2008 are testament to this.
Economic Impacts on Developing Nations
In 2007, a High-Level Task Force based at Oxford University, warned that high energy prices would “wipe out Millennium Development Goal progress”. Meanwhile, the International Energy Agency found that each $10 per barrel increase costs sub-Saharan Africa 3% of GDP. In the year 2000, it was estimated that countries in sub-Saharan Africa spent 14% of their GDP on fuel imports. Oil is now $100 a barrel more expensive than in the year 2000.
The Parliamentary Group says the current situation is clearly unsustainable and needs to be addressed. Where possible, development assistance should promote energy security through local, renewable energy generation that minimises dependency on fossil fuels. This is in line with EU energy policy.
Energy poverty and alternative energy
It is important to remember - amidst all the discussions of the impact of Peak Oil and Climate Change on our energy usage - that around a third of the world’s population today still has no access to electricity and almost a half of the world’s population still cooks over open fires.
Energy poverty is a feature of life in the developing world. Ending energy poverty means providing sufficient access to improved energy sources, to cover:
Elemental needs – providing basic energy needs in the home
Basic services that make a big impact on quality of life: energised pumping to bring water closer to the home, refrigeration for vaccines, lighting in health posts to extend opening hours, lighting and basic equipment in schools to improve teaching facilities, and better facilities in schools and clinics to attract better doctors and teachers to work in rural areas.
There is a direct correlation between energy consumption figures and countries’ levels of development, as shown by the graph charting Human Development Index (HDI) scores against per capita energy usage (graph, click to enlarge). HDI seems to reach a plateau when the average nation’s people consume about 4000 kWh (kilowatt hours) per capita of electricity annually.
The EU recognises that to avoid energy vulnerability we “cannot hang on to old, fossil energy systems”. An equally compelling argument has been made for overseas development in a UN Development Programme analysis that “today’s situation [...] entrenches poverty, constrains the delivery of social services, limits opportunities for women and erodes environmental sustainability at the local, national and global levels.”
Energy security and development
In relation to energy security, it is useful to identify where communities in the developing world may be most vulnerable to energy price rises. Risk areas include cooking, electricity, light, heating and cooling.
From this point, it is possible to see how renewable energy systems, or in some cases
increased efficiency, could play a useful role to reduce vulnerability, offer better economic value and strengthen resilience. The economic comparison between renewable energy systems and fossil fuel improves every time the price of oil rises.
To tackle energy poverty in a world of rising oil prices and the threats from climate change the following actions are required:
Urgent government action to reduce the unit cost of renewable technologies, including solar photovoltaics, and to increase efficiency (e.g. through feed-in tariffs).
Greater emphasis on renewables as the first choice option wherever feasible and additional grant funding to cover increased capital costs where this is not the lowest cost option.
More investment in decentralised energy production to enable the rural poor to gain access to energy where extensions of national grids are unlikely in the medium term.
Grant financing to enable developing countries to access new technology to improve efficiency and reduce carbon emissions where fossil fuel use is currently inevitable.
Recognition that, if energy poverty is to be dealt with, the developing world’s use of carbon will have to increase in the short to medium term and that the developed world’s absolute and relative share of consumption of fossil fuels will have to fall sufficiently to accommodate this and concerns over reducing global carbon emissions.
Recommendations
This paper advocates urgent risk assessment in energy scarcity, international development and cooperation. Viable strategies need to be identified that can mitigate further hardship and disaster through community based projects. These strategies need to be included in donor funding criteria.
More specifically, the following recommendations are made:
Support and fund a Working Group on energy security and international development to undertake contingency planning on the impact of Peak Oil in developing countries, and humanitarian response capacity
Make local energy security a donor funding criteria to encourage organisations to adopt appropriate technologies and designs
Initiate wider dialogue and action planning within the UN and other leading donors on questions of energy security
Fund research and training that builds capacity in local food and energy security that is independent from fossil fuel imports - disseminated across the humanitarian and development sector.
Many proactive strategies exist to manage this transition to sustainable, low carbon
communities. They should be integrated into humanitarian and development funding
priorities and criteria, the report concludes.
Picture: bags of rice being offloaded from a truck on weekly market in eastern Niger. Low transportation costs are vital to ensure food security.
References:
House of Commons - All Party Parliamentary Group on Peak Oil: The Impact of Peak Oil on International Development [*.pdf] - June 2008.
Biopact: High oil prices disastrous for developing countries - September 12, 2007
Biopact: Global effort to fight energy poverty in Africa is launched at the World Economic Forum - June 14, 2007
Biopact: Leading scientists: energy crisis poses major 21st century threat, action needed now - October 23, 2007
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Researchers at the Taiwan Forestry Research Institute (TFRI) and North Carolina State University in the U.S. have developed genetically modified Eucalyptus trees that store far more carbon dioxide and contain less lignin. - Biopact Sept. 17, 2007
The International Eucalyptus Genome Consortium's sequencing effort has been taken up as a project under the U.S. Dept. of Energy's Joint Genome Project for the year 2008. - Biopact June 12, 2007
Brazilian state of Acre intends to make cattle ranchers reforest land which they have cleared for grazing. The sustainable forestry policy is based on replanting economic tree crops such as mahogany, acai, Brazil nut and palms - BBCNews Sept. 27, 2006
Illegal deforestation of acacia for charcoal is becoming a serious problem in Kenya's Naivasha area. Nobel Peace Prize laureate Wangari Maathai's Green Belt Movement re-afforests with acacia but needs more support to win fight against illegal loggers - Kenya Times Sept. 5, 2006
Australian scientists are conducting a 'time-machine' experiment to see how eucalyptus trees cope with increased levels of CO2 and global warming. - University of Western Sydney Aug. 28, 2006
International research effort underway to sequence cassava genome, which may result in increased starch yields - USDA Agricultural Research Service - Aug. 30, 2006
Cassava has one of the highest rates of CO2 fixation and sucrose synthesis for any C3 plant. With this in mind, researchers from Ohio State University develop transgenic cassava with starch yields up 2.6 times higher than normal plants by increasing the sink strength for carbohydrate in the crop. This means cassava makes for a 'super crop' when it comes to both CO2 fixation and carbohydrate production, i.e. sugars, the feedstock for ethanol - Plant Biotechnology Journal - Volume 4/Issue 4 - July 2006
Vietnam's Institute of Tropical Biology to invest in Jatropha research - Le courrier du Vietnam - Sept. 6, 2006
Genetic study proves humans have pushed orangutans to the brink of extinction; genetic decline coincides with establishment of oil palm plantations in Malaysia/Indonesia since the 1950/60s- Public Library of Science / Biology, Volume 4/Issue 2 - February, 2006
Synthetic Genomics and the Asiatic Centre for Genome Technology Sdn Bhd (ACGT) have created a multi-year research and development joint venture to sequence and analyze the oil palm genome. In-depth genomic analyses will be followed by subsequent studies that will analyze the oil palm’s root and leaf microbial communities, to identify biomarkers and metabolic pathways that affect the plant's growth and viability. Biopact - July, 2007
Researchers at the International Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics have developed a sweet sorghum for the production of ethanol. The new variety has a very high sugar content in its root. Average yields in trial fields in the Philippines were between 95 to 125 tons, considerably higher than those of sugarcane - ICRISAT - Feb. 28, 2007
Sokoine University of Agriculture, Tanzania, develops sorghum and millet processing technologies suitable for local conditions in effort to empower small farmers - IPP Media - Sept. 6, 2006
South Africa blocks GM Sorghum project for fears over contamination of local wild sorghums - Kruger Park - Aug. 26, 2006
Brazilian authorities have given their fiat for field trials with genetically modified sugar cane plants. The Centro de Tecnologia Canavieira (Cane Technology Center - CTC) will test three genetically modified varieties that are expected to yield 15% more sugar - GMO Compass
Bamboo planting can slow deforestation, scientists from the International Center for Research in Agroforestry in Nairobi, Kenya, say. Bamboo rapidly becoming economically beneficial crop with large potential for energy, bioremediation, and afforestation - Chosun (S.Korea) Aug. 30, 2006
"The beauty of miscanthus is that you only have to sow it once...Because of the way it grows, there is no need for fertilisers or chemicals", an English entrepreneur talks about his experience with Miscanthus as an energy crop - Grantham Today Aug. 8, 2006 | {
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Exclusive: Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 will get Android updates faster than previous foldables
By James Peckham 15 November 2021
We don't yet know when, though
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 (Image credit: Samsung)
Samsung's most recent foldable phones - the Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Galaxy Z Flip 3 - won't have to wait long for the new update to One UI 4, according to a Samsung executive.
Sally Hyesoon Jeong, Head of Framework R&D at Samsung, told TechRadar, “Last year, when One UI 3 was released, foldable users had to wait a little bit before they could enjoy the latest version.
"We heard feedback, and they wanted to get their hands on One UI as soon as possible. So this time around, we tried our best to narrow the gap.
“We brought greater efficiency to the software structure by bringing a modular structure to the underlying software architecture. Through that, we were able to bring One UI to foldable users earlier than before.”
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Jeong couldn't share an official release date for the new software, but the One UI 4 update - which is based on Google's Android 12 - is now rolling out to the Galaxy S21, Galaxy S21 Plus and Galaxy S21 Ultra.
The Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Galaxy Z Flip 3 are the company's most recent smartphones, so it'd make sense if these handsets are among the next to get the upgrade. Often Android manufacturers will prioritize upgrading its current line of smartphones.
The company confirmed today that One UI 4 would be coming to the Z Fold 3 and Z Flip 3, as well as the original Galaxy Fold. So far, it doesn't seem like the software will be coming to the Galaxy Z Fold 2, Galaxy Z Flip or the Galaxy Z Flip 5G.
While we don't yet know when it'll land on Samsung's most recent foldable handsets, it's reassuring for those who have spent a lot of money on these handsets that the company is making an effort to get them upgraded as soon as possible.
Analysis: Foldable phones have made updates tougher
Why do people's iPhones get updates on the same day, but those with Android devices have to wait to be able to upgrade to the latest software? It's mostly because of the sheer variety of devices on Android.
Manufacturers have to take the software update that Google provides - for example Android 12 in 2021's case - and then adapt it for their own means. For One UI 4, that includes a different design to the software as well as extra features.
Foldable phones only make this process more complicated as it's an entirely new form factor that Samsung has to take into account when its tinkering on its changes to the software.
Samsung also had two forms of foldable device. The Z Flip series features clamshell devices that need the software to work across a longer screen, while the Z Fold series mimicks a book and therefore the software needs to work on a wider screen.
It's unlikely to differ too much, but foldable phones just add in another thing for manufacturers to consider when upgrading smartphones to the latest software so it's not a huge surprise these new handsets haven't been the priority for Samsung in the past.
Samsung’s new One UI 4 is here for Galaxy S21, expect Material You-like design changes
James Peckham
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Huawei develops own smartphone OS in case of Android ban
By Steve McCaskill 15 March 2019
Executive confirms it has Android and Windows alternatives
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Huawei has built its own PC and mobile phone operating systems as a contingency plan should it be barred from using Android, the company has revealed.
Heightened political tensions between the US and China, along with Huawei’s legal difficulties in America, have increased fears that the company might face a similar punishment to the one imposed on rival ZTE last year.
ZTE was found to have violated a previous settlement for violating US trade sanctions against Iran and barred from dealing with US companies.
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This saw it unable to procure the components necessary for its smartphones and networking equipment and brought into question its ongoing ability to use the Google-developed Android. ZTE virtually shut down for four months and only the intervention of US President Donald Trump ended questions about the firm’s survival.
Given Apple and Google account for virtually the entire smartphone OS market, any barrier to accessing the US market would be a huge blow for Huawei’s ambitions. It is currently the world’s second largest smartphone maker and has the goal of overtaking Samsung next year.
Attempts to create a third viable platform have been unsuccessful over the past decade. BlackBerry 10, Samsung Tizen and Firefox OS are but three failed projects, while Windows Mobile enjoyed modest success before Microsoft gave up too.
The South China Morning Post reports that Huawei has been working on an alternative since 2012 and in an interview with German newspaper Die Welt, the company’s mobile head confirmed the software’s existence.
“We have prepared our own operating system, if it turns out we can no longer use these systems [Android], we will be ready and have our plan B,” Yu is quoted as saying.
A company spokesperson reportedly added clarification, adding that Huawei didn’t expect to have to use the platforms and didn’t really want to as it was happy with Android and Windows.
Huawei has largely been excluded form the US market over national security concerns, but its challenges have multiplied and escalated in recent months.
It faces 23 charges of bank fraud, obstruction of justice and technology theft in two separate indictments. The first concerns 13 counts of financial fraud, the breaching of economic sanctions against Iran, and money laundering, while the second involves 10 counts of theft and charges related to the theft.
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1,626 | Maharishi Mahesh Yogi's inaugural address for the ten-day Coronation ceremony of six new Rajas - Vijaya Dashami, 21 October 2007 - Part I
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22 October 2007
During the first session of Sunday's grand, global celebration of Vijaya Dashami, the auspicious Victory Day in the Vedic Calendar, His Holiness Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, Founder of the Global Country of World Peace, inaugurated the ten-day Coronation ceremony of six new Rajas of the Global Country of World Peace.
The entire ten-day Coronation ceremony is being broadcast live* on the Maharishi Channel beginning today. Following is Maharishi's address from this morning's inaugural session:
'In what connection all this is being studied to create an ideal administration, to create an ideal administration. . . . Our Prime Minister has kindly translated the first, we could say, the first out of the ten, coronation ceremonies that were held with Raam. Raam Brahm Paramarath Rupa. We have with us the Rajas who have started to be crowned from the Puja** to Guru Dev*** on the Vijaya Dashami Day and followed by the Puja, with Puja we got the total blessings.
'And total blessings for the Coronation of our Rajas—a fortunate thing for us. This is the one thing whereby we are going to establish Raam Raj dukh kahu na vyapa—suffering belongs to no one. We have the ceremony of Coronation for the Rajas here (in MERU, Holland), in America, and Vedic Pandits are chanting from India. So the whole ceremony is going around the globe.
'Very fortunate to have this on the first day—Vijaya Dashami—Coronation of Raja Raam. This is how we are going to establish a very solid foundation, not only the foundation, but the working of the administration of Natural Law, which involves the whole of the Constitution of the Universe—whole of the Veda. We are very fortunate to have had this day Puja to Guru Dev and with the blessings from him we are coronating Rajas. And we would continue the ceremony for ten days.
'Dr Feldman (Minister of Finance and Planning of the Global Country of World Peace), brief everyone, introduce all the Rajas who are being coronated and will continue the ceremony for ten days. It is a very fortunate time for us, time for Raam Raj. Times have changed. Kali Yuga departed, Sat Yuga stepping in. And all the Rajas are there from so much in the past.
'And today's coronation ceremony we are very fortunate to witness, and have the introduction of the Rajas. And all the Rajas are here full of blessings for the new Coronation for the new Rajas, welcoming them to complete, so to say, the galaxies of administrators of the world on the basis of the most ideal administration of Raja Raam.
'Our ceremony is blessed by the presence of the greatest scientist of today who has assumed the role of administrator to the Constitution of the Universe—the Veda. Veda is what has expressed itself in different species, and ultimately the supreme quality of mankind. Just a few people in every country, from this Vijaya Dashami Day, a few people in every country, hundred, two hundred, five hundred, one thousand, two thousand, depending on the population. A few countries acting on themselves—Self-referral rule. It is Self-referral rule. It is a Self-referral rule being established by the Vedic hymns.
'All the Rajas are here. They are all full of light of the rays of Raam, which is spontaneous, because Raam being omnipresent is present everywhere. So the Kingdom of Raam is a spontaneous phenomenon of perfect order. We have been desiring for this day in life and we feel we are blessed. Great blessings from Guru Dev.
'And Dr Feldman, bring the blessings of our first ruler of the Age of Enlightenment—Maharaja Nader Raam. And bring his blessings to all the Rajas and the forthcoming Rajas who are being coronated today. Great blessings of Guru Dev. Pandits from India are thrilling the atmosphere of the globe with those supremely endowed with the natural ruling power in the world. We are sending forth today and from the past so many years, all the Rajas (who) are reigning in their territories with their most natural, perfect, supreme order where suffering belongs to no one.
'Very soon, very soon, the history of the world will be different. We are blessed for this occasion. And the Finance Minister, the great planning and Finance Minister will beautifully plan for the perpetual rays of silence, peace, integrated national consciousness in every country—the reign of Raam.'
Please also visit Part II of this article—Maharishi's beautiful address during Session II of the first day of the Coronation ceremonies on 21 October, Vijaya Dashami. Global Good News will also feature the addresses of Maharaja Nader Raam, Dr Benjamin Feldman, and other leaders of the Global Country of World Peace.
* For schedule and updates on the live broadcast and replays of the ten-day Coronation ceremony on the Maharishi Channel, please visit: 'Announcing the live broadcast of Vijaya Dashami and the ten-day Coronation ceremony of Rajas', and also the Maharishi Channel home web page: www.mou.org.
** Puja is a Vedic performance of gratitude; Guru Puja, of gratitude to the spiritual teacher
*** Maharishi's Master, Shri Guru Dev, His Divinity Brahmanand Saraswati, Jagatguru Shankaracharya of Jyotir Math, Himalayas
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1,627 | CHICAGO – On September 23, Global Midwest Alliance and sponsors, the Allstate Strategic Ventures, Consulate General of Canada, K&L Gates and Polsinelli, will host the 6th Midwest Corporate Venturing Program in Chicago. This year's half-day program will focus on current thinking from key leaders in corporate venturing on the opportunities and challenges for corporate venturing in the post pandemic world.
Corporate venturing is an important and growing part of the innovation ecosystem in the Midwest and throughout the world. The number of corporate venture companies has more than doubled since this program began six years ago. While Covid-19 has changed the corporate venturing landscape, it is clear that the innovation economy has emerged from the pandemic alive and well with a new sensitivity to the changing business economic and social landscape. After a pause in investing at the outset of the pandemic, venture deal-making has continued to grow.
Now more than ever, a company’s ability to recognize and extract value from innovation will separate success from failure. Corporate venturing continues to offer companies a direct path to reap strategic and financial rewards from new business models, emerging technologies and disruptive innovation. Startup companies increasingly view corporate venture companies as important partners in building value. Areas to be covered include:
• Managing successful corporate venture programs in turbulent times;
• Accessing new opportunities in innovative technologies and solutions;
• Supporting entrepreneurs in scaling their businesses, both in the Midwest and globally;
• Investing in early-stage technologies and driving innovation; and
• Achieving a strategic and financial return.
The program will include discussion of the current state of corporate venturing and the opportunities and challenges of corporate venturing in the post pandemic world. The Innovation Panel brings a global perspective with international companies bringing promising, novel technologies to the energy, health care and logistics sectors. This year, we have selected senior executives from revenue-positive, emerging companies from the United States and who will be showcasing their technology solutions and are looking to enter or build their U.S. market presence via investment and or partnership opportunities. The Corporate Venturing Panel will provide insight into the relationship between corporate venture companies and their portfolio companies and how these relationships help the portfolio companies grow. The panel includes a diverse group of individuals with experience leading corporate venture capital firms that invest across the spectrum of emerging technologies.
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1,629 | Peter and I did a lot of things in the rain. We met in the rain at a bus stop after arriving by ferry from mainland Malaysia to the island of Penang. We hiked a mountain in the rain and were chased by monkeys on our descent. We ate many dinners together in intermittent silence as the rain drummed on the thin roof covering us. We had sex in the rain.
The water drummed hard against the bamboo roof, and with the waves crashing hard against the beach a few feet away, I could barely hear the sound of him breathing heavily into my neck. It wasn’t because it’d been months since I’d felt the passionate need of a man on my skin that I lost myself and molded so effortlessly to his body, or even because of the way his thick hands wandered with such care from my lips, down my neck, across my breasts, and pulled me intensely to his chest. It was because he remembered the things I’d forgotten I’d told him two weeks earlier — things an intellect such as his shouldn’t have made note of in the first place — and the way he endearingly corrected my facetious remarks with factual statements — sincerely and without patronizing — that I felt, being four months and three time zones away from home, I could indulge in the best of what could come from being in the right place at the right time.
He had finally kissed me on our fourth day together at the beach in Penang, not because he hadn’t made it obvious sooner that he wanted to, but because the whole situation felt too Hollywood for me to let it happen. I had already wanted to undress him the day before, having spent hours watching his rugby legs flex and seeing the deep lines of his muscles through his shirt, damp with rain and sweat, as we ascended and descended 4,000 feet of Malay mountain, him in front of me. It was far easier for me to resist in the way I always do than to give in in the ways I wish I could, which is why I declined his offer on the fifth day to spend a few days with him at a little fishing village off the western coast of the island and instead ventured 13 hours north across the border into Thailand, without reason. With my secret doubts, I told him we could meet up again there.
Peter seemed to always know where he would be. He had everything mapped and planned.
His patience and my uncertainty only grew from the time he stopped in and hugged me goodbye at my hostel Friday at noon in Penang, to the time he again found me Wednesday night at 8pm sitting at the open-air front of my hostel in Koh Lanta. But when I climbed on the back of his rented motorbike later that night, straddling him closely and resting my hands with deliberation on his lower abdomen, I knew there was a reason I took the same route to where I knew he would be.
Peter seemed to always know where he would be. He had everything mapped and planned based on recommendations from guidebooks, blogs, and travel sites. He knew dates, facts, and figures and could discuss philosophy, literature, and politics with equal amounts of interest. He always carried a map and could always tell me with unwavering certainty what we should see. Our first night together in Penang, after eating at an Indian restaurant he’d read received a good rating, we ventured through the streets of Georgetown in the light evening mist. “We built this church in 18…,” he’d tell me, as we passed the British architecture he’d studied in university. On our second day together, we sat out on the pier and he told me his plans to be back in Melbourne for Christmas, and later when the conversation drifted lightly to talk of the future, he knew he wanted to be retired from a commendable military career at 40 and living back in his hometown hills in the UK. So much conviction for someone only 23.
I never knew where I would be. In fact, the idea of committing to a plan two days from now made me antsy with the fear I might miss something wonderfully spontaneous. I showed up at bus stations on a whim and arrived in new towns without the faintest idea of where I’d stay that night. I’d moved ten times in the last four years, between Canada, the United States, Ecuador, back to Canada, China, and now indefinitely through Southeast Asia, not to mention different cities in each place.
My geographical knowledge was commendable mainly because my passport stamps were well into the double digits and I regularly fantasized about the places I’d show up in next, staring at the little map of the world I had stored on my iPod.
“It always works out,” I told Peter, and he said he found my ad hoc approach endearing. I didn’t know any other approach. I had often tried to create a semblance of a plan, a route, a career path, a life plan, but my attention span usually broke and shifted, and instead I’d find myself thinking about how the lady I’d been watching across the street met her husband or what it would be like if I took a six-month contract in Afghanistan or the feeling I’d have when I finally overcame procrastination and wrote a book.
Silly was how Peter described the little tattoo on my ribs, but when I didn’t know the full history of Zimbabwe, I wondered if that’s what he thought of me too. But he kept inviting me to join him places. He ran his hands up my legs with the grip of someone who doesn’t fully know their own strength as we rode around the island on his rented motorbike, weaving the narrow roads between the beach and jungle. He asked me to dinner every night, and even when we sat for lengths of time in silence on the little wooden planks on the beach, watching the waves roll in and out, I somehow got the sense he enjoyed my company.
On our twelfth night together, I climbed up the wooden ladder behind Peter to his little stilted bamboo hut. The Lonely Planet listed the place as their number one choice for accommodations on that beach, not only because it was 500 baht a night, but also because the natural Thai feel was evident beyond the bamboo structures; no internet, candle lighting, guitar music. We stepped over the hammock strung across the tiny porch, dusted the sand off our feet, and crawled inside under the mosquito net that draped across the mattress that stretched across the full width of the hut.
I walked the narrow path between the palm trees with the unmistakable feeling that I was making a mistake.
It was already dark. It began to rain lightly and the smell of fried onions being cooked in the kitchen a few metres away wafted in through the open shudders. I sat with anticipation, knowing full well, as any 22-year-old does, what can happen after dark, while Peter climbed down the ladder on the other side of the bed and closed the door behind him to the bathroom without saying a word. When he returned a few minutes later, he lay down on top of me and we lay clothed, tangled in each other — arms and legs, hands in hair — in perfect silence.
“Are you sure?” he asked me. I didn’t answer him; instead I peeled off his thin green shirt to reveal a body toned from recent years of rugby training. I was sure but I still left in the middle of the night to return to my own guesthouse. Alone.
Many times I wonder whether I welcome solitude. I have ideals and perceptions created by an overactive imagination that no human can live up to, and so I find loneliness more appealing than bad company. Peter was exceptional company; he was witty and curious, and I was endeared by the way normal words sounded pretentious in his British accent.
But I still left, though not before returning to his bungalow the next afternoon to eat mango sticky rice on his porch and spend the night in his bed. I woke up sometime around when the sun did. The sound of Peter’s rhythmic breathing beside me and seeing him deep in sleep in only his Calvin Klein’s made me waver, but if I’m anything, I’m stubborn (and persistent). I found my dress at the end of the bed, slipped it over my head, and kissed him on the face. He sat up and hugged me for a long time in silence.
“Bye Peter. I hope to see you again,” I whispered, like it was him and not I choosing to leave.
“You will. Bye Adrianna,” he said, but I was already halfway down the bamboo ladder. I walked the narrow path between the palm trees out to where my scooter was parked with the unmistakable feeling that I was making a mistake. I wanted to crawl back under the mosquito net with him, feel his arm on my back when I stirred in the middle of the night, taste the saltiness of his skin. But I didn’t. I returned the scooter at 9am, had my bags packed by 10, and left for Bangkok at 11. | {
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1,630 | Mason’s New Building Set To Open In 2021 BY ALEXA HERRERIAS, STAFF WRITER Construction on Robinson Hall, one of the oldest buildings on campus, began this summer. Mason’s administration decided to rebuild the building because the underground heating and cooling infrastructure…
Mason hosts rally for gun reform
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Student organizations united to speak out in Wilkins Plaza By Michael Eberhart, News Editor Dozens of students gathered to protest and call for reforms to end gun violence on Friday, March 23, in Mason’s Roger Wilkins Plaza (formerly known as…
Is Campus Free Speech Truly Free?
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By Jimmy O’Hara, contributor Peaceful resistance against hate is an important form of learning outside the classroom, and many in our Patriot community practice this at the heart of GMU’s campus, North Plaza. A popular location for various forms of protest…
Bomb scare at Mason
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BY RYAN COONEY, STAFF WRITER On Thursday, Oct. 13, students and faculty at Mason’s Fairfax campus were notified via Mason Alert of a possible bomb threat in the Johnson Center at approximately 4:05 p.m. Following the alert, the building was…
Mason students tune out controversial preachers
February 26, 2016 / no comments / 1992 views
Savannah Norton, Lifestyle Editor As Mason students are making their way through North Plaza on Tuesdays, they might often notice the angry preachers yelling arguably hateful words. These preachers sometimes attract large crowds of curious, and often aggravated, students because of their passionate…
I’m a Christian, and I think the North Plaza preachers have it all wrong
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In December 2015, I was walking between classes, one earbud in with music blaring. It was clear that I had somewhere to be: finals were coming up, and as a freshman, I had worked them up in my mind to…
Students march in solidarity for Michael Brown in #HandsUpWalkOut
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Mason students affiliated with the Black Student Alliance and other campus organizations marched on North Plaza on Monday afternoon in protest of the shooting of 18-year-old Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo. Following the shooting, subsequent protests and clashes in Ferguson have sparked a…
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Kathy: These pans are very sturdy. They do scratch easily, but that doesn't matter. I own 2. My older one is becoming pitted. The small black spots are like chemical erosion, but I only use them for cookies & once in awhile fish products. I think with the way quality goes these days, they may be the best on the market.
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1,635 | Trusting in God’s plan while walking through early and late loss in pregnancy (including stillbirth), pregnancy after loss and raising children following loss.
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From Fiancé to Wife: A Year I’ll Never Forget
Posted by godsplanunraveling on February 15, 2018 February 15, 2018
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We had the best time the night we became engaged and I’m so grateful for everyone who participated in making that so magical!
Over the next year, we planned and prepared for our wedding! Our biggest concern was throwing an awesome party and making sure that everyone had a blast!
Picking out my dress was surprisingly easy, I walked away with the dress that had me, my mom and sister all in tears!! My mom referred to it as the “hippy dress” because of the way it looked on the hanger! She is the one who pulled it out and I said I would try it on but I just knew it wasn’t the one – so I thought!
When I got home I showed a picture to my dad almost immediately! He was hesitant but he agreed to look because I wanted him too!! He was so happy! I remember being in the backyard with him in this moment! So special looking back on this.
Our wedding went so smoothly and perfectly! The weather was so amazing for a south Louisiana outside wedding!! I couldn’t have asked for more! My best memory of that night is my dad! He calmed my nerves while I was walking down the isle! He cut jokes to make me laugh! I got choked up when I saw my grandpa so my dad told me to “look over here at the ugly people!” And I just began to giggle!! He was so proud of Brandon and so happy for us! My dad danced the night away and held on to my money bag so tight that night – which was cause for many jokes!
“At last!” the man exclaimed.
“This one is bone from my bone,
and flesh from my flesh!
She will be called ‘woman,’
because she was taken from ‘man.’”
This explains why a man leaves his father and mother and is joined to his wife, and the two are united into one.
(Genesis 2:22)
Me and Brandon didn’t stop dancing that night! We always have a good time together and this was the beginning of an amazing life together. I really had no idea how big the promise of “I do” was that night! I’m so blessed Brandon said those two words to me! He has been my rock through our struggles with loss in the years following and I cant imagine anyone else being as incredible to me as he has been.
“Two are better than one, because they have a good return for their labor: If either of them falls down, one can help the other up”
(Ecclesiastes 4:9)
God had really put me with the perfect man for me! I can’t imagine my life without Brandon and specifically our journey through the loss of my father and two pregnancies. God’s plan has continued to unravel for us and I can’t wait to see more!
“Therefore what God has joined together, let no one separate.”
(Mark 10:9)
I hope you have enjoyed this blog entry! Please leave feedback! And trust me when I tell you things are about to get real! I pray that I show the glory that I give to God on a daily basis for being with me through the years that I have needed Him most! | {
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1,636 | Posted on August 12, 2020 August 12, 2020 Author Jordan DunnCategories Guest Blogs, New YorkTags college, ethnic clothing, fashion, New York, refugees, world fashion
Comments and photos provided by the Refugee Center in upstate New York…
The Heart of a Community
Refugee Welcome Center
Albany, New York is both the center of the capital region and home to a number of diverse communities. Organizations like the West Hill Refugee Welcome Center (RWC) work tirelessly to create opportunities for its members, as well as an accepting atmosphere for those who are looking for a collaborative space to make lasting connections.
Building Lasting Connections
The RWC works toward building a sustainable community that is supportive of its more established members as it is welcoming of newcomers. The center is known for its efforts in helping refugees polish their skills and tools they need to thrive as newcomers in the United States. They achieve this by organizing youth activities such as movie nights; mentorship programs; as well as safe and affordable housing. They also offer English and civics classes, and space to grow their gardens.
Local Partnerships
This summer, the RWC partnered with two local professors, Dr. Vera Eccarius-Kelly and Dr. Alison Schaeffing, with the purpose of creating a community museum with refugees living in the underserved West Hill neighborhood. A group of 12 Americorp fellows, students, many of whom are refugees themselves, were also involved in the program, which was facilitated by the Siena Project Incubator (SPIn), hosted by Siena College.
Unforeseen Obstacles
The supervisors and their fellows had originally hoped to engage with the RWC by developing a museum exhibit that showcased the voices of refugees. However, the spread of the coronavirus created several obstacles for the group.
They instead started a virtual fashion series, titled “For Us By Us.” The series features West Hill community members who showcase thee refugee community through fashion.
Learn how men and women dress across different cultures.
For Us, By Us: A Fashion Series
The “For Us By Us” project highlights more than just beautiful clothing. Descriptions of the outfits written by the models tells you more about the history of the garment and its use.
The project strives to provide a space for refugees to share their experiences, stories, and needs with the wider Albany community. The SPIn fellows hope that the future will allow them to use the images and their descriptions from the series as a feature in a new museum exhibit that will eventually be created through this initiative.
Meet the Models
Jeanne Sinzinkayo is not only a curator of the “For Us, By Us” Series, she is also a model for the fashion show. Along with another member of the AmeriCorps team, she is researching the Banyamulenge struggle for recognition, with the long term goal of publication of digital information for a virtual museum exhibit. With both projects, she hopes to serve as a record keeper for the unheard voices and experiences of the diverse communities, along with developing a comprehensive case study to publish.
Jeanne Sinzinkayo in an iribaya and ipantaro
Jeanne Sinzinkayo: This blue outfit is a two-piece set in African clothing. The top is called iribaya (shirt) and the bottom part is called ipantaro. This is the most common for everyone of all ages. Usually, younger women would wear this as is or pair the iribaya (shirt) with a skirt (ijipo). Older married women would wear the iribaya (shirt) with another piece of igitange as their skirt. It is handmade and it is very versatile. It can be used interchangeably. For example, the top could be worn with jeans, and the pants could be worn with t-shirts. To save money and time, there are extra stitches so if one gains weight, one can take out some of the stitches to make the clothes lose to fit. The cloth itself is high-quality so it can sustain longer.
Jeanne Sinzinkayo in an Ibubu
This yellow dress is called ibubu. This is commonly worn by older women in the Banyamulenge community of Congo. It is loose and it gives you room to be able to move around. It is typically worn with a headpiece because older women from the Banyamulenge community cover their heads as a sign of respect. When it is worn by younger women, they usually wear it without the headpiece.
Jeanne Sinzinkayo in an Igitange
This green outfit is made out of a fabric called igitange. It is a set with pants and a long blazer, the blazer is called ikoti (jacket) and the pants are called ipantaro (pants). This is usually worn by younger women and it can be made for men as well. After selecting the fabric you can take it to the tailor with a design and they will make the outfit for you.
Ethnic tunics have become part of mainstream fashion globally.
Balqees Sayed is also a SPIns Fellow, a model, and a local resident of the West Hill community. She is a recent graduate of Russell Sage College. She has been volunteering at the RWC for the past two years. Balqees is working as a part-time Program Coordinator at the RWC after graduation.
Balqees Sayed in an Afghani Kamees
Balqees Sayed: I love wearing my Afghani Kamees (ethnic Pashtun dress). For me, this is an opportunity to show another part of who I am. I am not just a girl from a developing country. I am not oppressed. I am not controlled by men. This is a vintage dress worn by Kuchi women (Pashtun nomads). My ancestors were nomads. Traveling to colder areas in summer and warmer areas in winter. These dresses are perfect for colder weather in summer. It is very loose and has a huge pocket where you can store many things. And this is all handmade!
When I bought it, my mom sewed some torn parts of the dress. This is more than just a dress. This is a part of who I am. This is the beauty of my culture. This is what the media fails to see. We are humans. We have cultures. We have insights. We are smart. This is an Afghani kamees, to all the white people out there appropriating our culture. This is not a “boho” dress. This is a handmade Kochani kamees (nomadic dress).
Handmade Dress by Balqees Sayed
The second dress was designed by me and my mother. Then it was sewn by my aunt. In Afghanistan, people who know how to make clothes, sew their own clothes. It is a very traditional way of wearing clothes. This dress was made from scratch, except the chest part which I bought from a vintage shop. This dress is usually worn in parties and different formal and informal occasions.
Ishaque Ismail: Men’s fashion is a way to express yourself. People can tell a lot about you just by looking at your outfit. This is a traditional Afghan male dress. It is called shalwar kameez. I wear it on Eid and to weddings.
Muzzamil Khiljee continually strives to spread love and acceptance throughout all of his lyrics. He has persistently fought for his work and message throughout his changing environments. Sip has continued to drop high-quality music with top-notch production to attract a mainstream crowd, all the while fostering the same message that culture is not necessarily just black and white. Music is unity; music is the culture that brings everyone together.
Muzzamil Khiljee: As a Hip-Hop fan, this handmade “culture” logo that you see on the back of my jacket is an international brand by one of the most talented Afghan hip hop/rap recording artists called Sip.
Continue Spreading Awareness
Looking for ways to become a part of the cause? Consider donating to the West Hill Refugee Welcome Center today, or, if you are a local of the Capital Region in Albany, consider volunteering at the Center and make a difference in a fellow community member’s life.
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1,638 | Eggs are such a healthy source of protein for the body. The news and media have misunderstood cholesterol and what sources of cholesterol we should be avoiding in our daily diets.
“A new 2017 study from Tufts found cutting back on sodium, sugar-sweetened beverages, and processed and red meats, and eating more fruits, vegetables, nuts, seafood, whole grains, and polyunsaturated fats were key to lowering risk of death from heart disease. Eggs were not included in the study. ” Dole newsletter April 2017
Cutting out processed foods, sodas and fast food in general is the key to lowering cholesterol levels along with daily exercise and healthy eating. Oatmeal is a functional food that helps lower cholesterol in the body. Grapefruit also helps with lowering cholesterol levels. Eating an egg a day can be a part of a healthy diet. Eating a clean diet full of fruits and vegetables is the key to lowering cholesterol. Avoid hydrogenated oils and trans fats at all costs! That is the key to healthy cholesterol levels. | {
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1,639 | Bringing the outdoors-inside was the DNA for the development of the new Grille collection. The Grille collection symbolises relaxation and enjoyment through the referencing of Australian’s well known love of eating outdoors primarily using one’s barbeque grille. The range encapsulates stackable chairs, a counter and bar stool and a series of tables, with the idea that a curvaceous form can cross boundaries between a harsh environment into a warm environment.
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Anti-corrosion electrophoretic and powder coated surfaces for protection in the harshest environments. Stackable to 4 chairs. Weatherproof seat pad available with magnetic fixing (as an option).
A sleek and curved tubular steel design, the Grille residential table is a focal point of any outdoor or indoor environment. Anti-corrosion electrophoretic and powder coated surfaces for protection in the harshest environments. A UV grade, weather resistant compact laminate table top compliments the design.
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‘lunar’ is available in three base styles – ‘lander’, ‘rover’ and ‘orbiter’ – with upholstery available in Camira Mainline Flax in Temple / Archway / Bayswater / Barbican
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Whether in a residential or commercial environment, the Tulipa stool offers untethered functionality focused on flexibility and mobility, whilst adding a distinct impact to any environment.
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A stool, side table and coffee table define the Tulipa collection. All three of which are designed to work either on their own, or together as a collection of multi functional surfaces.
The entire collection is flat packed for efficient shipping, and available in a variety of finishes, including; Natural FSC American oak, Black stain oak, Musk stain oak, and a Walnut veneer.
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1,640 | There are very few people who actually have a good reason for purchasing a golf cart for their own personal usage, but if you decide that you do need a golf cart there are a few things that you should keep in mind so that you can make the best purchase decision possible. Of course purchasing a used model will allow you to save a lot of money, but you should know what you are looking at when you look to buy a golf cart in order to ensure that you get a good deal, rather than waste your money on something that does you no good.
Your first step if you want to look into purchasing a golf cart for your own personal use at a golf course is to find out if the course even allows you to use a cart on the course. Many do not allow carts, however many others do. The main reason you may want to purchase a golf cart is if you live on a golf course and would rather drive the cart to the clubhouse rather than your actual car. With the increasing expenses for gas alone, this can be a huge savings over several years and more than pay for the expense of the golf cart itself. However, still check with your local area to ensure that it will not be a problem driving it on the roads in your area, as well as with the golf course to ensure that it is ok with them.
Once you have done all of the research for your area you have several things that you need to consider. An electric golf cart is obviously a much wiser and cheaper purchase in the long run. Not only are you not having to purchase gasoline continuously but there are typically fewer parts that may need to be repaired or fixed as well. This will make the maintenance expenses much cheaper as well which will allow you to get further usage from the golf cart before it needs to be replaced or repaired.
As you look around at golf carts, you need to look for a cart that has a new battery as well as battery connectors. You should also look for a cart that has a nice clean connector and charger that looks in good condition. The cart itself should be clean and in good working order. Never purchase a cart that is not working with the hopes that you can fix it cheaply. Many times this turns into a nightmare project because of the continuous repairs that are needed. If the cart does not operate correctly at the time of purchase, you simply should move on.
You want to also ensure that you can take the cart for a test drive. If you are not able to take the cart for a drive, you should walk away. If you do take it for a test drive ensure that you can stop within a space of 10-15 feet without sliding. Golf courses are not going to appreciate you bringing a cart to the green that can cause damage of any sort. You also want to check the steering and ensure that the cart turns properly. Your final consideration should be looking at all of the wheels to ensure that they are in good shape. With a big of careful research and knowing what you are looking for you can save as much as 75% off the price of a new golf cart by purchasing a used model.
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1,641 | Sometimes it’s the little things that make the biggest difference in your game. From balls to travel accessories, Golf Headquarters carries everything to complete your bag or find the perfect gift for the golfer in your life. From game-enhancing devices to custom-framed autographed memorabilia, clothing and more, there’s something for everyone. | {
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1,645 | Ah, good ol’ Quake 4. It was an Xbox 360 launch title and easily one of the console’s best at the time.
Now gamers will get a chance to pick it up at retailers one more time as Bethesda announced today via their official blog, that Quake 4 will be re-released for $19.99 beginning on June 19 in North America.
In Europe, the game will be arriving on 360 and PC in the UK, France, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, and Benelux territories.
No word on how long the game will remain at stores, but we can imagine it will depend on sales numbers.
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1,647 | To continually get better at what we do, we need to be able to map out what it is we are doing, who is doing it and how we are measuring its performance. A Process Mapping Canvas helps us understand who is doing what in a specific process and what the performance metrics are in terms of efficiency and effectiveness.
Objectives
The objective of the exercise is to:
Map out who the stakeholders are in a process (Green Sticky Notes)
What tasks do they do (Yellow Sticky Notes)
Determine what the metrics are for efficiency and effectiveness (Blue Sticky Notes)
Resources
3 different coloured sticky notes
Permanent marker
Process stakeholders
Process Mapping Canvas template (optional)
RealtimeBoard Software (optional)
Instructions
Fill in the details of your process. In the example below we are mapping out a travel requisition process. We’ve set the date of when the process was mapped out, when it will next be reviewed, the divisions that this process applies to and who was involved in the mapping.
Take the green sticky notes and write down the roles of every stakeholder that is involved in a process. The rule is to have one sticky note per role.
Take the yellow sticky notes and write down what tasks each stakeholder does. Place these tasks directly below each stakeholder.
Take the blue sticky notes and write down what the efficiency and effectiveness metrics should be for the process.
The formula for efficiency is total output / total input (usually time or effort). E.g. If your process is outputting Permits then your efficiency metric could be total # of processed permits / total time taken to process permits. For more information on the theoretical framework for this you can look into efficiency formula
The formula for effectiveness is total desirable (or undesirable) output / total output. E.g. If your process is outputting Permits then your effectiveness metric would be total # of approved permits without violations / total # of approved permits. For more information on the theoretical framework for this you can look into confusion matrix
When completed you should have something like the image below. This is the process mapping canvas for a travel requisition process (i.e. staff requesting to travel).
Extensions
The following are additional activities you can do to extend the process mapping exercise further.
Number each task in order of execution
Indicate with blue sticky dots which tasks are done electronically (i.e. with a computerised system)
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1 cup quinoa
1/4 cup vegetable oil
1 cup all purpose flour
1 cup whole wheat flour
3/4 cup packed dark brown sugar
1 1/2 tsp baking powder
1 tsp salt 1/2 cup raisins
3/4 cup whole milk
1 large egg
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1942 Obituary [1]
CHARLES LEVEN was born in Denmark and was educated at the Polytechnic Institute, Copenhagen.
He then went as a pupil for five years with the Klein Engineering Co. in that city. On completing his articles he obtained a travelling scholarship and went to the United States, where he was employed in the laboratory and test rooms of the Ansonia Electric Co.
Subsequently he was for several years on the staff of the Crocker-Wheeler Co. and eventually came to England in 1897, where he became Managing Director of Messrs. H. M. Salmony and Co.
When the Lahmeyer Co. of Frankfort started business in this country they appointed him General Manager of the Lahmeyer Electrical Co., and later he became Managing Director.
From 1907 he was for many years Managing Director of the Electrical Engineering and Equipment Co.
which carried out a number of power plant installations. In 1921 he founded a company, of which he was Chairman and Managing Director, to carry out electric motor installations, and in 1937 another company in connection with the supply of carbons and rectifiers.
He died on the 29th May, 1942, at the age of 78.
He was elected a Member of The Institution in 1901.
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A wonderful serenity has taken possession of my entire soul, like these sweet mornings of spring which I enjoy with my whole heart. Even the all-powerful Pointing has no control about the blind texts it is an almost unorthographic life One day however a small line of blind text by the name of Lorem Ipsum decided to leave for the far World of Grammar. The Big Oxmox advised her not to do so, because there were thousands of bad Commas, wild Question Marks and devious Semikoli, but the Little Blind Text didn’t listen.
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And if she hasn’t been rewritten, then they are still using her. Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts. Separated they live in Bookmarksgrove right at the coast of the Semantics, a large language ocean. A small river named Duden flows by their place and supplies it with the necessary regelialia.
A wonderful serenity has taken possession of my entire soul
On her way she met a copy. The copy warned the Little Blind Text, that where it came from it would have been rewritten a thousand times and everything that was left from its origin would be the word “and” and the Little Blind Text should turn around and return to its own, safe country.A wonderful serenity has taken possession of my entire soul, like these sweet mornings of spring which I enjoy with my whole heart. I am alone, and feel the charm of existence in this spot, which was created for the bliss of souls like mine. I am so happy, my dear friend, so absorbed in the exquisite sense of mere tranquil existence, that I neglect my talents.
But nothing the copy said could convince her and so it didn’t take long until a few insidious Copy Writers ambushed her, made her drunk with Longe and Parole and dragged her into their agency, where they abused her for their projects again and again.
Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts. Separated they live in Bookmarksgrove right at the coast of the Semantics, a large language ocean. A small river named Duden flows by their place and supplies it with the necessary regelialia. It is a paradisematic country, in which roasted parts of sentences fly into your mouth.
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A collection of textile samples lay spread out on the table – Samsa was a travelling salesman – and above it there hung a picture that he had recently cut out of an illustrated magazine and housed in a nice, gilded frame. It showed a lady fitted out with a fur hat and fur boa who sat upright, raising a heavy fur muff that covered the whole of her lower arm towards the viewer.
Gregor then turned to look out the window at the dull weather. Drops of rain could be heard hitting the pane, which made him feel quite sad. “How about if I sleep a little bit longer and forget all this nonsense”, he thought, but that was something he was unable to do because he was used to sleeping on his right, and in his present state couldn’t get into that position. However hard he threw himself onto his right, he always rolled back to where he was.
One morning, when Gregor Samsa woke from troubled dreams, he found himself transformed in his bed into a horrible vermin. He lay on his armour-like back, and if he lifted his head a little he could see his brown belly, slightly domed and divided by arches into stiff sections. The bedding was hardly able to cover it and seemed ready to slide off any moment. His many legs, pitifully thin compared with the size of the rest of him, waved about helplessly as he looked. “What’s happened to me? ” he thought. It wasn’t a dream.
His room, a proper human room although a little too small, lay peacefully between its four familiar walls. A collection of textile samples lay spread out on the table – Samsa was a travelling salesman – and above it there hung a picture that he had recently cut out of an illustrated magazine and housed in a nice, gilded frame.
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It is a paradisematic country, in which roasted parts of sentences fly into your mouth. One morning, when Gregor Samsa woke from troubled dreams, he found himself transformed in his bed into a horrible vermin. He lay on his armour-like back, and if he lifted his head a little he could see his brown belly, slightly domed and divided by arches into stiff sections. The bedding was hardly able to cover it and seemed ready to slide off any moment.
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1,657 | Luke is a energetic and fun loving dog who has a lot of love to share with his new forever home.(KTVF)
By Richard Atkin
Published: Oct. 7, 2021 at 4:23 PM AKDT
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FAIRBANKS, Alaska (KTVF) - This good boy has a lot of love and energy to share with his new forever home.
Luke is a fun loving, active dog who is looking for a loving family to play with all day. Here’s what Britley Calkins, an animal handler with Fairbanks North Star Borough Animal Shelter, had to say:
“Luke is a one-year-old Lab Chow mix who is now available for adoption here at the shelter. Luke has a lot of energy, he is looking for a very active home that can keep him both physically and mentally stimulated.
Luke is not completely housebroken, so this is something his new owners are going to need to continue to work with. He’s definitely catching on, but still has a way to go in that department.
Luke is very friendly towards other animals and people in general. We do not know how he does with those smaller critters such as cats or pocket pets, so do please take caution if choosing to introduce him to those little critters.
Luke’s favorite thing is to play with the squeaky ball, and he loves to play fetch. If you are interested in meeting this happy boy, and you can give him the training that he needs, and the exercise that will help him grow into the best boy he can be, please give the shelter a call. We also have plenty of other dogs available, cats, pocket pets, and chickens!” | {
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1,659 | Mixers are one of the most fun experiences of greek life! From choosing the theme to decorating the space and planning the perfect outfit - mixers are a great way to bond with your fellow brothers or sisters. Hang up the toga, here are unique recommendations to make your next socially distanced mixer a success!
The Nineties - The nineties are the new eighties. From the grunge looks of Nirvana to the pop culture style phenomenon of Clueless, there are so many options to create the perfect nineties look.
Jungle - Animal prints are so trendy right now - so everyone could easily find an outfit in no time! Decorate the space with lots of greenery, craft the perfect playlist (think Welcome to the Jungle by Guns N’ Roses), and concoct a signature jungle juice to serve.
Tie Dye - Tie dye prints are also very on trend right now. You can make the mixer an interactive experience by having everyone tie dye their shirts together first!
Pirates and Captains - Think nautical! Partygoers can choose to be pirates or captains.
Greek Pride - Celebrate your sorority or fraternity pride with a letter theme where everyone rocks their letter gear! Shop our store for inspiration. | {
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1,670 | I completed Spyro the Dragon, at 71%, despite the wonky camera, frustrating platforming, and that final fight against Gnasty Gnorc. Then I took on Spyro 2: Ripto’s Rage!, collecting a mighty number of gems, talismans, and orbs. After that, I moved on to Spyro: Year of the Dragon, the third installment in the series despite it missing a number in the title, but alas, I’ve still not finished it off and most likely won’t…well, not the PlayStation 1 classic version I have downloaded on my PlayStation 3. Why, you ask? Well, there’s a little thing called Spyro Reignited Trilogy coming out next month–that’s November, y’all–and I’m mega-stoked to revisit the series with hopefully better controls and camera options. Oh, and it looks gorgeous too.
Spyro: Year of the Dragon opens with a celebration in the land of the dragons, where Spyro and his kin are celebrating the titular “Year of the Dragon,”, an event that occurs every twelve years when new dragon eggs are brought to the realm. However, unfortunately, during the celebration, a cloaked rabbit girl named Bianca invades the Dragon Realms with an army of creatures called Rhynocs and steals all of the dragon eggs. She brings them back to the Sorceress, an evil ruler of all the Forgotten Realms, who scatters the eggs throughout several worlds. Spyro, along with his trusty lifelong pals Sparx and Hunter, are sent to recover the dragon eggs.
Well…my save file says that I’m at 64% completion for Spyro: Year of the Dragon. Go me. That more or less equates to 10,110 out of 15,000 gems and 90 out of 148 dragon eggs, according to the in-game Atlas menu. Which, if I can say, is really handy for tallying up all your accomplishments, along with the objectives still to finish off in each distinct world. This is good information to have because you often need a certain number of dragon eggs to move forward to the next area, and most of them are easy enough to collect, except for the ones based on mini-games, like skating or boxing.
The gameplay is, more or less, the same as the it was in the previous two games. In this one, Spyro will explore over 30 worlds, defeat enemies, complete puzzles, participate in mini-games, and collect eggs and the usual colored gems. He doesn’t have any brand-new moves, but the controls are still fine, if a bit iffy when trying to both charge forward and jump; often, I would just send our poor tiny, purple dragon right off a cliff’s edge. The camera remains a constant opponent. That said, it’s still a lot of fun to explore these worlds and find all the hidden-away gems or see a dragon egg in the distance and figure out how to reach it.
Spyro’s quest to recapture the dragon eggs stolen by the Sorceress is aided by a number of furry and fuzzy friends. Such as Bentley the yeti, Sheila the kangaroo, Sergeant Byrd the flying penguin, and Agent 9, a blaster-wielding space monkey. These characters are represented in unique levels to highlight their different powers and abilities, with puzzles only for them. For example, Sergeant Byrd, has large, open levels to match his ability to fly and long-distance attacks. There’s also Sheila, who has much more vertical levels to make use of her double-jump ability, and these sometimes look like a traditional 2D platformer.
Spyro: Year of the Dragon‘s graphics, sound, and charm all work together to create something special. Yes, even some eighteen years later. The character designs, while low on the polygon count, still show off Insomniac’s knack for creating iconic characters that are the step-stones for what’s to come down the road, namely the Ratchet and Clank series. Honestly, I’m excited to revisit all three games next month, and I promise to get all them dragon eggs back from the Sorceress. Why? Well, mostly because they’ll be tied to Achievements. Ha, I can’t quit caring about those digital bursts of dopamine.
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1,672 | Seven years ago I arrived at the Ramon Noguera Foundation. It came from the healthcare world, after detecting an illness that caused me to leave my profession. Everything was new to me and I was afraid of being unable to stand up and being able to assume everything I was asking for.
Little by little I was adapting thanks to my children and my children; They and they taught me what was the spirit of overcoming and that life did not limit you, that these limits only we put them. I have to say and loudly they have taught me more to them than to me.
In the Store , the work is very varied and relaxed, offering our customers clothes, shoes, accessories and the costume jewelry that make our boys and girls of the occupational centers, which each season are overcome presenting a new collection. This means that the customer can understand that what he buys has a very important added value.
Seasonal changes are very intense, but at the same time very fun with Dolors Punsí. With her I learned everything I know now, since for many years I was at her side placing and removing the clothes of the new season and refining the shop windows, an important part of the store since it is the first image that has The customer before entering.
After a while, there was a new challenge, Laundry . I thought "how will you do it if you have no idea?"
And then I thought "why not? Apply common sense and everything that the mother taught her. " The truth is that it has served me a lot. I also have to say that my manager at that time, Àngela, helped me a lot with his knowledge.
And here I am, working at the Store and Laundry with my girls, forming a good team, with enthusiasm "as says in Mas." When I tell them that always causes them a laugh and that makes me very happy to see them happy.
It is a very rewarding experience and it makes me grow as a person a little more every day. Thanks for being as your salary.
Article published in the Annual Magazine of the Ramon Noguera Foundation 2017. Read more articles: MAGAZINE FRN 2017
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Botiga, centre especial de treball, CET, bugaderia, Treballadors, inserció laboral / / Autora: Dolors Serra, treballadora de la Botiga de Moda i Complements i de la Bugaderia. Article publicat a la Revista FRN 2017.
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With the Greek islands climbing to the top of the world’s holiday destinations, competition is stiff for any major metropolitan area. Besides, the summer is traditionally associated with a mass exodus from cities towards the countryside. Nevertheless, Athens has come a long way and is no longer a mere transit lounge en route to other destinations in the country and has developed into a metropolis of exceptional variety with its own unique and heterogeneous character. In fact, the Greek capital has much more to offer beyond some of western civilization’s most important monuments, an impressive array of museums and beaches a mere hours’ drive away from the city center. Even those averse to the idea of spending even a single day of their summer holidays in a city will find comfort in the fact that Athens is a hop away from the Saronic Gulf islands and countless other destinations in Peloponissos, Evia and, close by, the pristine slopes and plateaus of Mt. Parnitha.
The flip side of the crisis that hit the country was a surge of experimentation as the city sought novel ways to escape or remedy its grim predicament, softened only by a culture of indefatigable alfresco socializing. Though many businesses in the center of Athens have shut or relocated over the past 5 years, a younger generation, along with the newly unemployed, has seen plummeting rents as an opportunity to try out new ideas across a broad spectrum, to the benefit of all. These include pop up shops, eclectic bookstores, spiffy wine bars, stylish restaurants, trendy cafes, boutique hotels, artsy hotels, alternative art venues (the perfect stop-over en route to one of the city’s many open air cinemas) and, more recently, even art and architecture-oriented walking tours and innovative city guide services. The sense of a city on the go has created an atmosphere of sparkling energy that lasts well into the small hours, a midsummer mayhem especially around the neighbourhoods of Psyri, Monastiraki, Gazi, Thissio and radical Exarchia, to name a few - though neighbourhoods like Chalandri farther up north, Pagrati and Mets, both very near the Panathenaic Stadium, which hosted the first modern Olympics in 1896, have also come into their own.
The city’s three main hubs of activity are the center, broadly defined as the area around Syntagma and Omonia squares and what is known as the historical triangle, Kifissia, a leafy and posh northern suburb, and the coast of Faliro that stretches out to Poseidon’s temple at Sounio via the beaches of Vouliagmeni, Glyfada, Kavouri, Varkiza and, in the opposite direction, towards the ultra-busy port of Piraeus. Though the city center is at its emptiest in mid-August, some of the clubs and bars have decamped to their summer venues on the coast, which in parts has a generous promenade with a direct view of the Saronic Gulf and the islands of Salamina, Aegina, Agistri and, on a clear day, Poros and Hydra.
There is probably no other landmark associated so inescapably with Athens than the Parthenon, its outline atop the Acropolis almost like an island amidst a sea of cement: construction spiraled out of control in the Greek capital for many decades, especially after a building spree in the 50s that, among other things, gave priority to cars over pedestrians – though this seems to be changing. But from a different perspective and perhaps by that token, the city is a repository of architectural styles that range from the dignified neoclassical buildings of the center (e.g. the Academy of Athens, the Archaeological Museum), the unpresuming houses at Anafiotika on the slope of the Acropolis, the surviving gems of inter-war architecture in the heart of the city (e.g., in Kypseli and in some sections of the ethnically diverse Patission area) and, of course, the ancient monuments of the Ancient Agora, the Roman Agora, Kerameikos, among many others.
Though a number of initiatives have sought to remedy the city’s lack of green spaces, the center has its own exquisite oasis in the form of the National Gardens, perfect for strolling, reading or for moments of Zen-like respite. With entrances from Syntagma, the up market neighbourhood of Kolonaki and the stately and almost palatial Herod Atticus Street, the gardens’ southwestern exit opens up to the temple of Olympian Zeus and thereon to the old-world neighbourhood of Plaka (another with similar appeal is Kessariani, a couple of kilometers away in the opposite direction). From there, the spacious pedestrian walk of Dionysiou Areopagitou leads directly to the bustling neighbourhood of Thissio and Pnyka, which over the past years has hosted from picnics to tai-chi. Lykavitos, a hill in central Athens that is equally a landmark, is perfect for finding one’s bearings and offers a panoramic view of the entire city stretching out in every direction of the Athens basin.
Besides the striking new Acropolis museum in the neighbourhood of Makrygianni (designed by renown architect Bernard Tschumi) that houses thousands of artifacts from the Acropolis and has seen more than 4 million visitors since 2009, Athens boasts many superb museums and contemporary art galleries including the National Archaeological Museum, the Benaki Museum, the Museum of Cycladic Art and the National Gallery. There are also some exciting projects in the works, including a new building for the National Museum of Contemporary Art and the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center, an immensely exciting project (designed by acclaimed architect Renzo Piano) at the Faliron delta, that includes the construction of the new facilities of the National Library of Greece, the Greek National Opera and the Stavros Niarchos Park. Close by and towards Piraeus are the picturesque marinas of Mikrolimano, Kastella and Zea among many other places worth visiting along the winding coastal road that eventually leads the main port of Piraeus.
Do not fret if cities are generally not your thing: Athens is a perfect launch pad for day trips and excursions, which may include the Saronic Gulf islands, Cape Heraion near the spa town of Loutraki, where there is a tiny but magical cove next the remnants of an ancient temple of Hera, the ancient theater of Epidaurus on Peloponissos, Trikala Korinthias perched atop Mt. Ziria, Vouliagmeni Lake to the south of Athens and near the beach by the same name, Schinias, a beach several kilometers long on the eastern coast of Attica. It is a local windsurfing paradise (there are also kite surfing strongholds further south) that comes with some beach furniture and bars but also sections of clear beachfront dotted with pine trees. Avlaki, Chamolia near the temple of Artemis in Vravrona and Daskalio, are to the south along the same coast, towards Lavrio and eventually Sounio. The island of Evia to the northeast of Athens is also well within reach, as is stunning Delphi on Mt. Parnassos, one of the country’s top ski resorts northwest of Athens.
Recommended
Archeological and Historical Sites
Acropolis and the area surrounding the hill, including the Ancient Theater of Dionysus and the Odeon of Herod Atticus (along with the ancient theater of Epidaurus, a main venue for the Greek Festival) on one side of Dionysiou Areopagitou street and near the Acropolis Museum at the lively neighbourhood of Makrygianni. Nearby are also Hadrian’s Arch and the temple of Olympian Zeus.
Athens Historical Center: includes many of the city’s top-tier antiquities besides the Acropolis, including Arios Pagos, Kerameikos, the Ancient and Roman Agora, the Attalos Stoa, Pnyka, Filopappou Hill, the temple of Hephestus but also the neighbourhoods of Plaka, Monastiraki and Psyri, a true mosaic of history and architecture that spans the centuries.
Panathenaic Stadium
Plato’s Academy
Museum and Cultural Centers
Benaki Museum: there are two, one in Kolonaki and the other on Pireos street, a short hop from Gazi.
Goulandris Museum of Cycladic Art
National Archaeological Museum
Byzantine and Christian Museum
National Gallery
Greek Folk Art Museum
Museum of Islamic Art
Theocharakis Foundation for the Fine Arts & Music
Atelier Spyros Vassiliou
Onassis Cultural Center
Athinais Cultural Center
Herakleidon Museum
Kanellopoulos Museum
Frissiras Museum
Contemporary Art Galleries and Spaces
Bernier/Eliades
Rebecca Camhi
Breeder
Alpha Delta
Kalfayan
Ileana Tounta
Zoumboulakis
Skoufa
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Kappatos
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Technopolis (Gazi)
Monastiraki
Plaka
Anafiotika
Lykavitos
Panathenaic Stadium
National Gardens
Kessariani Monastery
Piraeus (Kastella, Mikrolimano)
Vouliagmeni Lake
Excursions
Temple of Poseidon at Sounio
Saronic Gulf: Salamina, Aegina, Agistri. Farther out: Poros and Methana
Beaches: on either of the two coasts of Attica, or farther out near Loutraki or Psatha
Vravrona (temple of Artemis, but also a beach nearby)
Tumulus of Marathon
Akrokorinthos
Epidavros
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Type of location: Town hall, Prefecture capital, Regional seat, Country capital, Places to visit
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Altitude: 70 meters
Longitude: 23o 44' 03.1" E
Latitude: 37o 58' 34.31" N
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Distances:
144 Kilometers TRIKALA KORINTHIAS Village, CORINTHIA , GREECE
41 Kilometers PACHI / MEGARA General aviation airport, ATTICA, WEST , GREECE
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8 Kilometers Southwest (SW) from the port: PIRAEUS Town, ATTIKI , GREECE
26 Kilometers East (E) from the port: RAFINA Small town, ATTIKI , GREECE
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1,674 | For fairly time now, gold and silver have actually confirmed to be much more steady and also stable financial investments than the unstable investments in the securities market. We are currently seeing a growing number of capitalists rely on gold and silver as a way to diversify their possessions as well as hedge their profiles against rising cost of living as well as a decreasing market.
If you intend to expand your investment portfolio to consist of even more silver and gold, there are two leading investment firm you should take into consideration. We will evaluate Goldco and Augusta Rare-earth elements, 2 of the leaders in the sector. Continue reading to find out more about what makes these business the top selection.
Goldco
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Goldco has actually been a trusted company that helps individuals safeguard their retirement savings by using the method of rolling over their qualified retirement accounts such as an IRA to a Silver Or Gold Individual Retirement Account. They have been the industry leaders for years as well as continue to acquire popularity.
The firm is ranked A+ by the Bbb, has a stellar Osceola Gold IRA Financial investment evaluation and takes pleasure in a Triple-A rating from Business Consumer Partnership. These rankings are based upon quality in ethical business methods, client testimonials, reliability, as well as client assistance.
If you are wanting to buy rare-earth elements such as coins or bullions, their knowledgeable group takes you via each action of the process to make it easy for you to expand your retirement account.
On the business internet site, you will certainly discover downloaded free overviews that show you how to invest in rare-earth elements. Along with their complimentary guide, they also have academic resources including videos as well as electronic books along with precious metals specialists readily available on the phone or via e-mail.
Goldco’s reduced charges and also exceptional client support make it a leader in the sector. If you are ready to invest, this business is definitely one to look into better.
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Goldco Precious Metals specializes in self-directed gold IRAs in the USA in addition to straight acquisitions of physical gold. Founded in 2006, it is just one of the even more experienced gold investment companies; they have years of experience and significant customer responses.
As soon as you start with Goldco, you get an account executive to stroll you via the individual retirement account process while ensuring you fulfill your financial investment goals. The BBB has granted Goldco with an A+ ranking as well as, as a personal organization, was likewise called among the fastest-growing firms in the USA by Inc. 500.
Augusta Precious Metals
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An additional noteworthy business to take into consideration is Augusta Precious Metals, a top gold individual retirement account business. The business is founded on concepts of extensive experience as well as specialized solution.
Every member on their team is lead by a culture of providing superior solution dedicated to helping retired life capitalists to expand their portfolio with silver and gold. Their substantial knowledge and experience make them a fantastic resource for individuals wanting to discover more about rare-earth elements financial investments.
One of the fantastic benefits of using Augusta Precious Metals is finding the very best customer support in the market. They maintain three major dedications: Simpleness, overall transparency, and tailored rare-earth elements profiles.
As a lot of precious metals firms see clients as simple deals, Augusta makes a huge difference by assigning a custodian to your account that will certainly be dedicated to assisting discover your profile, in addition to providing continuous assistance as it grows.
Augusta’s charges are competitive and also they provide additional education and learning resources on their website. This is the sort of company with whom you can easily create a lasting partnership.
You’ll find several positive client evaluates about the firm as they happily hold among the most favorable positions in the marketplace. Furthermore, Augusta is a member of professional organizations that guarantee they follow the highest possible standards of customer assistance and also honest organization practices.
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Exactly how Do I Begin?
If you’re ready to diversify your investment profile, start by having a consultation with both firms. You will promptly see which one you want to try first. Several capitalists have various business working for them till they find their favored ones.
Both Goldco and Augusta Precious Metals are great beginning factors for significant financiers. They are favored by skilled as well as brand-new investors alike. Their devotion to supplying the best solution by experienced professionals receives the wealth of favorable consumer reviews.
When it pertains to financial investments, rare-earth elements are just one of the safest means to expand your finances. Start by contacting their financial investment consultants for an appointment. The even more you learn about your investment alternatives, the better you’ll be prepared to make your precious metals financial investment portfolio among the most intelligent possessions you will have.
How Does a Gold IRA Work?
A Gold individual retirement account works precisely like any retirement account with the added benefit that it offers you a lot more control over your investment to include physical gold coins and bars as well as various other IRS accepted silver, platinum and palladium steels.
Similar to any retirement account, with your Gold Individual Retirement Account or Personalized Precious Metals individual retirement account, you will be investing your retired life funds based upon details tax treatment (pre-tax or after-tax) and afterwards take circulations in future. With your Gold Individual Retirement Account or Personalized Precious Metals IRA, you will continue to have recipient (ies), get quarterly declarations as well as have the ability to visit online to examine your balances.
Types of Gold Individual Retirement Account Accounts
As with conventional pension, there are few types of accounts that each provide distinct tax benefits. The complying with are the 3 kinds of Gold individual retirement account Accounts:
Typical Gold Individual Retirement Account: A conventional gold individual retirement account is a tax-deferred retirement savings account as well as works just like pre-tax standard IRAs when it pertains to tax obligations. Your payments and also any gains will certainly not be strained and, most of the times, contributions are tax insurance deductible too. The IRS establishes annual payment restrictions of $5,500 if you are under 50 and $6,500 if you are above 50. With a pre-tax individual retirement account you will certainly need to pay taxes on your circulations during retired life.
Roth Gold Individual Retirement Account: A Roth Gold individual retirement account is an after-tax retirement savings account and works just like any kind of Roth IRA While there is none ahead of time tax obligation deduction with Roth IRA payments, the major advantage of a Roth IRA is that you will not need to pay any taxes down the line when you begin to take circulation throughout retired life.
SEP Gold Individual Retirement Account: SEP gold Individual retirement accounts are offered to business owners and also freelance people. The SEP Gold IRA functions similarly to a pre-tax traditional IRA, because your contributions are not exhausted, yet it uses greater payment limitations. Instead of the $5,500 restriction, you can contribute as much as 25% of your earnings or $53,000, whichever is much less.
Allegiance Gold can aid you navigate governing requirements, avoid tax mistakes as well as diversify with physical precious metals to support your retirement portfolio. Schedule your cost-free consultation with one of our Senior Portfolio Managers or contact us at Allegiance Gold today.
How To Invest 1 Lakh In Gold
Does My Account Qualify?
Bulk sorts of pension are qualified to be moved all or part, on a tax-deferred, penalty-free basis, into a Gold individual retirement account or a personalized rare-earth elements IRA.
While conventional individual retirement account, Roth IRA, Simplified Employee Pension (SEP) IRA, and also Savings Reward Suit Plan for Workers of Small Employers (BASIC) are devoid of any rollover limitations, others such 401k, 403b, 457b as well as Second Hand Savings Plan (TSP), are certified to be transferred if the person mores than 59 1/2 years of ages or no more works with prior employer.
With an assigned IRA specialist, Loyalty Gold employee can assist you figure out whether your account is qualified to be moved. A lot of accounts can be transferred on a tax-deferred, penalty-free basis with the exception of annuities which could, relying on the contract, have a surrender charge. An experienced IRA expert will certainly help you discover if there are any kind of surrender costs.
At Loyalty Gold, we make the process of shielding your financial investment with precious metals easy. A group of an individual retirement account expert and also an Elderly Profile Managers will aid you throughout the process as well as take care of all the paper functions.
Fund Your Gold IRA.
With your application completed as well as your self-directed individual retirement account open, funding your Gold IRA can not obtain much easier. Financing the account is easy as well as can be finished by among the 3 methods:
IRA Transfer: The new IRA can be funded through an IRA to IRA transfer by simply completing a Transfer Request Kind. This will guarantee that the transfer is completed on a tax-deferred and also penalty-free basis.
Rollover: A straight rollover from a 401( k) or various other professional retirement plan is one more means to fund your self-directed individual retirement account on a tax-deferred basis.
Money Payments: To fund the account with cash money, the self-directed custodian will approve either a check or cable. The taxed therapy depends upon the type of the IRA account either pre-tax (standard) or after-tax (Roth) basis.
One of the few restrictions on moneying your account is that you can’t lawfully fund it with gold coin or bullion you currently possess, partly due to the fact that the U.S. federal government just enables particular coins as well as bullion to be kept in IRAs.
Once the funds are received by the new self-directed IRA custodian, your Obligation Gold representative will certainly help you pick the IRS approved coins and also the vault to store your rare-earth elements. Your assigned Allegiance Gold team members, both an individual retirement account professional and also a Senior Profile Manager, will certainly manage the entire procedure of establishing and also moneying your Gold individual retirement account or custom rare-earth elements individual retirement account
How Does a Gold IRA Work?
A Gold IRA works just like a conventional IRA, but invested in it is gold or other physical precious metals.
You can likewise purchase Gold ETFs in your Gold individual retirement account.
This is great since a Gold Individual Retirement Account in the U.S.A. permits you to invest without paying funding gains tax obligation.
What is a Gold Individual Retirement Account Company?
A Gold individual retirement account company is a firm that’s certified to assist in the purchase of gold and also the configuration of your Gold IRA under internal revenue service guidelines.
Along with a Gold IRA company, you will certainly also require a Gold individual retirement account Custodian, along with a protection depository to keep your gold.
The most effective Gold Investment companies in U.S.A. help with this procedure as well as even look after everything for you.
Advantages of a Gold IRA- Why Should I Obtain One?
The benefits of a Gold IRA start with the diversity of your retired life portfolio in a tax-preferential means.
A wonderful way to fund your Gold individual retirement account is with rollovers or transfers which do not activate any kind of tax obligations when done correctly.
How Do I Stay Clear Of Funding Gains Tax Obligation on Gold?
You can prevent funding gains tax obligation on any type of quantity of gold by investing directly into a gold IRA if you are investing within the U.S.A..
Various other taxes and also charges may use if you’re buying a different nation.
The USA does not have resources gains tax on silver or gold acquired for an IRA.
Just how much Does it Price to Open Up a Gold Individual Retirement Account?
Similar to virtually whatever Gold IRAs feature fees. This typically totals up to anywhere from $250-$300 for the initial year, as well as regarding $150/year after that.
The financial investment minimum right into your account, nonetheless, hinges on whichever business you select to attach. This minimum varieties from $5,000 as much as $50,000.
Is Gold Allowed in an individual retirement account?
Gold is admitted a Gold IRA, which is likewise called a “rare-earth elements IRA”.
There are 4 rare-earth elements you can take into this which include gold, silver, platinum as well as palladium.
Is Gold Great For Retirement?
Gold is fantastic for the diversity of your retirement account. It bushes against inflation and also actually executes best when the United States Dollar is down.
How To Invest 1 Lakh In Gold
That is the Best Gold IRA Custodian?
Our suggestion for the best Gold individual retirement account Custodian is Equity Institutional & Self Directed IRA, which you instantly deal with when registering with Goldco.
This is just one of the many advantages of collaborating with them.
Residence Storage Gold Individual Retirement Account- Can I take Physical Belongings of Gold in My IRA?
Although you are enabled to acquire gold as well as shop it in your home, the IRS does not allow you to save your IRA-approved gold in house storage.
IRS Code Area 408 claims your individual retirement account rare-earth elements have to be stored with a trustee.
Physical Gold Individual Retirement Account
Your Gold or Valuable Metals IRA spends into physical gold and also other precious metals.
With a Gold IRA, you likewise have the alternative of investing in Gold ETFs.
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1,675 | Our products cover high quality waxes, developed and created especially for use in each specific sector. Presented in the form of slabs or pearls, they are manufactured with raw materials of the highest quality and subjected to the most demanding tests to offer our customers the best results.
APPLICATIONS:
Waxes industry
Depilatory industry
Health industry
Agriculture and grafts
Food industry
Ceramics
Automotive (anticorrosive and antiozone),
PROPERTIES:
High degree of plasticity
Excellent protective barrier
Adapted to food regulations
Non-toxic
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1,676 | This guide will walk you through the process of setting the default tax treatment against your product variations in bulk via spreadsheet in Cloud Commerce Pro.
For a guides on how to set this manually on a single product variation or how to set country specific tax treatments in bulk, click the links below:
Simple VAT Widget
Setting Country Specific Tax Treatments in Bulk
Contents:
Admin Centre
Product Ranges
Product Exports
Editing the Spreadsheet
Return to Product Ranges
Uploading New Spreadsheet
Run Import Step
1. Admin Centre
From the Admin Centre in Cloud Commerce Pro, click the Products button.
2. Product Ranges
On the Product Ranges screen, click the Exports button.
3. Product Exports
Click the Export Products button to generate a fresh export of your inventory. When updating products via spreadsheet, it is best practice to always work from the most up to date data.
Once generated, your product export will appear at the top of the list. Hover the mouse over the Actions tab and click Download Spreadsheet.
Save the spreadsheet to your device and give it a unique name so you can easily identify it before opening it in your preferred spreadsheet editing tool.
If you don't want to risk making changes to certain products, simply copy the ones you want to change into a fresh spreadsheet along with ALL of the headers.
4. Editing the Spreadsheet
With your spreadsheet now open, find the header named "VAR_TaxTreatmentDefault". This has replaced the old "VAR_VATRate".
Your default tax treatment can now be entered against each product variation in the spreadsheet by entering the appropriate tax code under VAR_TaxTreatmentDefault.
The codes we currently support are as follows:
Name
Tax Code
Standard
S
Reduced Rate
R1
Extra Reduced Rate
R2
Super Reduced Rate
SR
Zero Rate
Z
Flat Rate (UK Only)
FlatRate
ECG Exempt
ECG
VAT Exempt
VEX
The actual percentage of VAT these treatments apply will vary at the point of order depending on which country they are being shipped to.
Consult the table below (right click the table and select "open image in new tab" for the full size version) for the actual tax rate percentage for each treatment in each region.
Please note: Cloud Commerce Pro hold no responsibility for setting the tax treatment for your products. Proceed with caution to ensure you are setting the correct treatment for each product. If you have any doubts about what treatment to use, please consult an accredited accountant or HMRC.
Once complete, save your spreadsheet on your device and head back to the Product Ranges screen in CCP.
5. Return to Product Ranges
From the Product Ranges screen in Cloud Commerce Pro, click the Imports button.
6. Uploading New Spreadsheet
First you need to upload your new spreadsheet before you can import the data into Cloud Commerce Pro.
Click the Upload Spreadsheet button.
Once complete, your spreadsheet will display at the top of the list of available items.
Check the box under "Use" to make this spreadsheet as the one you will be importing from.
7. Run Import Step
Scroll down the page until you find Step 7: Price Import and click the Import Prices button.
The step will update the status as the import processes (press F5 to refresh the screen if not). If you are updating a large amount of products, this can take some time. Once the status shows as complete, your product tax treatments have now been added to the system.
If the spreadsheet fails, a list of errors with the corresponding SKU's will be displayed so you can attempt to fix them on the spreadsheet. If you don't understand the error displayed, please contact our support team for assistance. | {
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1,678 | Health workers register people to receive a dose of the AstraZeneca Plc COVID-19 vaccine at a vaccination centre set up in Karachi, Pakistan, on Tuesday, May 11, 2021. Image Credit: Bloomberg
Islamabad: The coronavirus was ripping through Pakistan, and Muhammad Nasir Chaudhry was worried. Long lines and tight supplies plagued the government’s free vaccine campaign. Newspapers were filled with reports of well-connected people jumping the line for a free dose.
Then Chaudhry, a 35-year-old government consultant, discovered he could pay to leapfrog the long lines himself. He registered to take two doses of the Russian-made Sputnik V vaccine for about $80 from a private hospital. That’s a lot of money in a country where the average worker makes about $110 per month, but Chaudhry was ready to make the commitment.
Critics have assailed such private sales in Pakistan and around the world, saying that they make inoculations available only to the wealthy. But in Pakistan, like elsewhere, tight supplies have stymied those efforts. The private hospitals are out of supplies, and Chaudhry still hasn’t been vaccinated.
“I am willing to pay double the price for the vaccine, but I don’t want to wait on and on,” Chaudhry said.
Millions of doses stockpiled
Access to the coronavirus vaccine has thrown a stark light on global inequality. The United States and other rich countries have bought up most of the world’s vaccine supplies to protect their own people, leaving millions of doses stockpiled and in some places unused. Less developed countries scramble over what’s left.
To speed up vaccinations, some countries have allowed doses to be sold privately. But those campaigns have been troubled by supply issues and by complaints that they simply reflect the global disparities.
“The Pakistani example is a microcosm of what has gone wrong with the global response – where wealth alone has primarily shaped who gets access,” Zain Rizvi, an expert on medicine access at Public Citizen, a Washington, DS, advocacy group, said in an email. “Ending the pandemic will require the global community to do much more than just that.”
Pakistan’s need is growing. The country of nearly 220 million people is reporting more than 2,500 new infections a day, but its low rate of testing suggests many more cases remain undetected. The government has toughened restrictions and limited public gatherings.
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1,679 | COVID-19: Many parts of the world have become more divided, more parochial, more conflictual, and even more self-delusional Image Credit: ©Gulf News
In the initial months of 2020, when the COVID-19 crisis was taking the shape of becoming a pandemic, the UN Secretary-General called for a ‘global ceasefire’ to give a push for peace and reconciliation to wage a focused fight against the coronavirus. Taking the cue, many commentators then hoped for the world to be more peaceful, more united, and more climate-conscious.
I had written then in my Gulf News column that how these well-meaning optimisms are misplaced. I had also argued how the world was more likely to plunge deeper into conflicts and violence, and it would be more divided and prone to severe economic and climate crises.
Though I was sincerely hoping to be proved wrong, unfortunately, after more than a year, the overall global health and well-being have become much more precarious than what I had even reluctantly envisioned in April 2020. Old conflicts have not disappeared; instead, they have become more violent.
Authoritarianism gaining strength
New conflicts are emerging, and authoritarianism is gaining strength at the cost of democracies. The economic recession has become a depression, and multilateralism has taken a Cold-War avatar, further endangering the planet’s struggle to survive against climate change.
Last year, we have seen dangerous, violent conflicts with global ramifications erupting in different parts of the world. Chinese and Indian soldiers, for the first time in many decades, got engaged in fierce duels on their Line of Actual Control resulting in scores of deaths and injuries.
Armenia and Azerbaijan fought a full-scale war, and the Russian brokered ceasefire is still very fragile. Ethiopian and Eritrean armed forces have joined hands and suppressed the opposition in the Tigray region.
Israel and Hamas tensions have erupted in air strikes and rocket attacks for nearly two weeks that killed hundreds of civilians, including more than 70 children. Russia’s flexing of muscles has made Ukraine’s security situation more precarious, and an escalation can happen anytime.
On the other hand, the Biden administration’s decision to withdraw the US troops from Afghanistan by September 11, 2021, has given an upper hand to the Taliban and has increased its attacks with the fear of civil war in the country becoming more devastating.
The war in Yemen is complicating the serious humanitarian crisis the country is facing. Conflicts in Mali and South Sudan continue as before, resulting in deaths, misery, and displacements.
After overthrowing an elected government, Myanmar Army’s capture of power has led to months-long street protests, and the armed opposition has become active again in different parts of the country.
Besides deteriorating security situation, Columbia is also presently experiencing massive popular protests and violent oppression. The continuing political crisis in Venezuela has resulted in an unprecedented economic and humanitarian crisis in the country.
As we can see, the COVID pandemic has not convinced the leaders yet to opt for peace and cooperation instead of engaging in violence and warmongering. While the pandemic has almost destroyed the economies worldwide, that has not resulted in countries buying fewer weapons.
As the SIPRI study finds, in 2020, while the global GDP shrank by 4.3%, the global military expenditure increased 2.6% compared to 2019. More worryingly, the five biggest military spenders in the last year, the US, China, India, Russia, and the UK, are also at the forefront of facing the wrath of the pandemic.
Further erosion of multilateral institutions
Considering the global nature of the pandemic, the expectation of a revival of multilateralism has also come to naught. Five veto carrying permanent members of the Security Council are divided as ever, and the debates in the Council have become Cold War-like again.
The failure of the permanent members to take a united position on serious humanitarian crises like Tigray, Myanmar and Palestine exposes the further erosion of multilateral institutions. In the absence of an effective multilateral framework, it will be much more difficult for the countries and societies to face the economic and climate crises the world is facing now.
In 2020, the pandemic had seriously affected economic activities worldwide, creating massive unemployment and has already pushed additional 131 million people into poverty.
The hope of global economic recovery in 2021 is very uncertain as the pandemic is still raging in many parts. Pandemic forced lockdowns in 2020 had brought a dramatic reduction in carbon emissions, but that was temporary.
However, the countries in their post-lockdown periods are returning to their usual carbon emission habit. The attempts towards faster economic recovery have pushed the climate consideration aside, and the economic difficulties have reduced green investments by the countries.
The ever-growing distance between the US and China provides very little hope of the world forming a common strategy and a joint battle against climate change.
Forget the spin-off cooperation for economy and climate; even the world has miserably failed to adopt a cooperative approach to face the pandemic itself. The blame game continues, and ‘vaccine nationalism’ has become common.
No doubt, the COVID-19 pandemic, despite its devastating impact, has not been able to push the world to be more inclusive and cooperative.
It has failed to infuse global values and universalism; instead, the world is more divided than before, and narrow ethno-nationalism is gaining strength. Populist leaders have hijacked the public discourse, and authoritarianism is gaining strength.
The world has witnessed unimaginable human suffering and unprecedented economic downturn in the last year; it has also become more divided, more parochial, more conflictual, and even more self-delusional.
Ashok Swain
@ashoswai
Ashok Swain is a Professor of Peace and Conflict Research, at Uppsala University, Sweden.
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1,680 | Correspondence to Dr Edus H Warren, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, 1100 Fairview Avenue N, D3-100, PO Box 19024, Seattle, WA 98109-1024, USA; ehwarren{at}u.washington.edu
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The development of colorectal cancer (CRC) is arguably the most feared complication of ulcerative colitis. Clinical variables correlated with the development of CRC in patients with ulcerative colitis include age at onset, duration and geographical extent of disease, and concomitant primary sclerosing cholangitis (PSC). Patients with ulcerative colitis and with extensive duration of disease or pancolitis have a cumulative lifetime risk of CRC that exceeds 30%.1 Although the pathogenesis of CRC that develops in patients with ulcerative colitis is poorly understood, several studies have identified molecular features that distinguish CRC associated with ulcerative colitis from sporadic CRC.2 3 4 5 CRC that develops in patients with ulcerative colitis is most common in the rectum and sigmoid colon, almost always occurs in areas involved by chronic inflammation, and is more frequently characterised by multiple synchronous tumours than is sporadic CRC.6 It is generally preceded by dysplasia, which therefore provides cogent rationale for colonoscopic surveillance for CRC in patients with ulcerative colitis, particularly those with pancolitis and extended duration of disease.
Although a large number of germline and somatic genetic lesions have been associated with a predisposition to the development of CRC, little is known about the extent to which genetic factors may influence the risk for development of CRC in patients with ulcerative colitis. In this issue of Gut, Garrity-Park and colleagues7 (see page 1226) now report that risk for the development of CRC in patients with ulcerative colitis is associated with specific HLA-DR and HLA-DQ alleles encoded at loci within the class II region of the major histocompatibility complex (MHC) on chromosome 6p. The HLA-DR and HLA-DQ molecules are heterodimeric cell surface proteins that present polypeptide antigens derived primarily from extracellular sources to CD4+ T lymphocytes, and play multiple critical roles in adaptive immunity. …
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1,681 | And once again, India’s live felts are buzzing with yet another tournament series! The Deltin Poker Tournament (DPT), one of the prestigious names in live poker in the country is back with another edition of DPT Xpress (DPTX) especially for those with smaller bankrolls where the entire series expenses could come within a lakh!
Previously hosted in Casino Deltin Denzong in Sikkim, the 2020 version of DPTX opened with Burn N Turn Event in the luxurious floors of Casino Deltin Royale in Goa. The entire tournament was crowded by 197 runners for a buy-in of INR 5,000. This number saw the eventual creation of INR 9.17 Lakhs in prize pool. After the dismissal of Gaurav Gupta in the 18th position, the top 17 places were assured a min-cash.
Anish Juwarkar, a Management Consultant took only 20 minutes to come out on top and capture the title. It is interesting to note that Juwarkar first stepped in the live felts a decade ago and it was only last year that he finished 5th in DPT Xpress Main Event earning INR 1.45 Lakhs and 6th in DPTX Bounty Event in Goa.
Juwarkar paced through the final table with the shortest stack but managed to double through Anuj Laddhad. It was Prashant Jain Bhutoria to drop out at 11th place for INR 23,000 giving way to the final 10 players. Following his club was Dipika Agarwal and Laddhad in a three-way pot who couldn’t dominate pocket Jacks of Clinton Fernandes and left the tournament in 10th and 9th place, respectively. Fernandes’ next victim was Sharan Randhawa in the 8th place and soon after which the final 5 runners opted for a 5-way deal.
The prize pool was shared among these 5 players. Rajat Singh was the one to take home the largest portion from the prize pool bagging INR 1.58 Lakhs, Dhaval Doshi earned INR 1.37 Lakhs, Fernandes with INR 1.28 Lakhs, Juwarkar locked INR 1.08 Lakhs and Karan Mehta with INR 98,200.
Following Mehta’s exit, heads-up got underway. By then, Singh was ahead of Juwarkar in chips, but the latter managed to take the lead and ultimately captured his first-ever DPT title after Singh’s Kc Ks failed to take over Juwarkar’s As Jh hitting a straight.
Top 10 payouts:
Anish Juwarkar – INR 1,08,700*
Rajat Singh – INR 1,58,800*
Karan Mehta – INR 98,200*
Dhawal Doshi – INR 1,37,300*
Clinton Fernandez – INR 1,28,700*
Sam Reddy – INR 38,000
Niyut Shah – INR 32,000
Sharan Randhawa – INR 29,000
Anuj Laddhah – INR 26,000
Dipika Agarwal – INR 23,000
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1,682 | Oh fuck. After yet another e-mail wondering what the hell happened to my Martin Rushent revelations, I've decided to give in and reveal what little I know. I really wanted to do something special with this one, and there was so much info I wanted to glean from Martin but, despite his assertions that he would answer my questions when he had the time, no further information has been forthcoming, and I really don't want to keep hassling him like some sad wanker. So here's what he's given me so far, in his own words...
A very dear friend of mine - Andrew Lauder - head of A&Rr of UA Records and then Radar records - played me an album by Grandmaster Flash.
I thought this record was amazing - GMF was doin it by scratchin' records and I thought i could do something similar using studio fx and splicin tape.
The first remix I did this way was Homosapien remix with Pete Shelly from The Buzzcocks.
I did the remixes for Love & Dancing at the same time as I mixed the Dare versions.
In fact the b sides of some of the singles were the remixes of the a sides.
By the time Dare was dun - we had almost an album's worth of remixes - so I suggested I do a couple more and put it out as Love and Dancing - which we did.
After Dare had been successful in the USA I went over to find L&D had revolutionised the US dance scene !!
Whilst on tour with the Buzzcocks I stumbled over the Linn Drum (LM-1)in development and ordered one.
So in summation:
influences from USA
Grandmaster Flash
the Linndrum machine
there were a few other unfluences - reggae dub
Motown
James Brown
etc
There u have got it
So essentially Martin is saying that the early '80s US dance scene was influenced by him, not the other way around. I must admit I was fascinated by the thought that all those st-st-stuttery edits, which would become so predominate in club remixes, originated from Martin's desire to emulate Flash's turntable technique. It's also important to remember that, although remix albums can often smack of 'cash-in' these days (even Go West were doing it by '85), there wasn't really anything like it when L&D first hit the racks. The nearest comparisons would be with Jamaican dub albums, whose influence Martin acknowledges. Soft Cell's "Non-Stop Ecstatic Dancing" came shortly afterwards (more on that here). L&D's success would've been far from assured at the time, especially as they decided to release it under the 'League Unlimited' moniker. It was a pioneering concept, and potentially risky as there were no real precedents with which to gauge audience reaction. The other vital point in Martin's comments is that, rather than being cobbled together as an afterthought, most of the L&D mixes were recorded during the Dare sessions - the result of Martin's feverishly inspired tinkering after the rest of the League had gone home for the night. It was a labour of Love. And Dancing.
I should also mention that Martin is writing his autobiography, and also remixing 'Dare' once again "using all the latest computer stuff". The League don't seem too sure whether Martin is up to the job, but bare in mind that Martin has been in talks with Autechre's Skam label about releasing a solo album. If the Skam people are taking him seriously, so should we! | {
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1,683 | "The '60s "were an incredibly fertile period in American (electronic) music", but the music of the times was not documented because publishers wouldn't produce books about it and record companies wouldn't release recordings. The true music history of that era, Bob claimed, only exists in composer's file cabinets like mine, all over the United States."
Thom Holmes, speaking to composer Robert Ashley in the introduction to his book Electronic And Experimental Music (Routledge, 2nd edition, 2002)
I've long suspected the same might apply here in the UK, albeit on a much smaller scale. The established history of British '60s culture and musical innovation generally ignores anything that doesn't fit within the framework of Rock and other more accessible genres. Ask anyone about British electronic music of the period and maybe they'll mention the Dr.Who theme and other worthy examples of the Radiophonic Workshop's output, perhaps they'll discuss Joe Meek's extraordinary methods of recording space-age pop, or cite the later psychedelic improvisations of the Pink Floyd and their offspring. And some extremely boring people would probably talk about The Beatles.
I've taken issue with Paul McCartney's attempts to boost his cutting-edge credentials before, but here he is once again trying to make us all believe that he was the most avant-garde member of the Fab Four. Recorded evidence of this is non-existent. All the most sonically innovative Beatles tunes were John Lennon things like "Tomorrow Never Knows", "Strawberry Fields Forever" and "Revolution 9", not to mention solo outings like "Two Virgins". Even George Harrison, who Macca reckons "disparaged sonic experimentation" managed to make a solo album of experimental electronics. But apparently we should all be getting down on our knees and worshipping Sir-bloody-Paul just because he managed to coax his colleagues to "just wander round all of the stuff and bang it, shout, play it" for 10 minutes. Big deal. AMM were doing that long before he was.
But of course the legion of fans are dying to hear this racket, and I suppose its only right and proper that they should have the opportunity to do so. But I personally would be much more curious to hear some more recordings by the true electronic pioneers at that legendary festival - Unit Delta Plus, and specifically the work of Peter Zinovieff, who at that time was developing one of the most advanced privately-owned electronic studios in the world: EMS in Putney.
Whilst other British luminaries of the era (Daphne Oram, Tristram Cary, John Baker...) have had significant portions of their work anthologised over the years, I'm unaware of any major Zinovieff retrospective. The only things I've found are a vinyl album of his electronic realisation for Harrison Birtwhistle's "Chronometer" (1971), and "Agnus Die" cropped-up on a Space Age Recordings compilation a while back. Oh, and a couple of very short excerpts on an EMS promotional flexidisc (which you can listen to here). Presumably the guy must've built-up quite a large body of work during the decade or so that he was active, but where's it all gone?
Did you know that Zinovieff once tried to donate his studio to The Nation? Apparently, The Nation didn't want it and it ended up literally rotting away in storage in the dungeon basement of the National Theatre. But I digress...
"Unit Delta Plus once shared a bill with Paul McCartney at a "Million Volt Light and Sound RAVE - Dancing to Mystic Rock Groups" held in early 1967 at one of London's most hip venues, the Roundhouse. At the time, McCartney was deeply involved with electronic music (Stockhausen is one of the figures on the cover of Sergeant Pepper) and was a regular visitor to Peter's studio. As the swinging sixties started to unfold around Peter, he displayed an almost studied indifference to the rock musicians who became interested in electronic music. The world of rock stars, drugs, and counterculture was not really Peter's world. He was bemused by the EMS secretaries swooning over the famous musicians who came to visit, but for Peter it was business as usual."
Trevor Pinch, from the book Analog Days (Harvard, 2002)
I love that image of the slightly remote, aristocratic mad genius, completely unimpressed by the attentions of all those rock star 'hangers-on', stubbornly refusing to 'get hip' or creatively interact with popular musicians. But by remaining aloof in the world of classical composition and research, Zinovieff ultimately doomed himself to obscurity. His legacy lives on in the classic synths he helped design - EMS VCS3, Synthi AKS, etc - but for now I guess his own work must languish in another damned filing cabinet somewhere, along with early work by Dave Vorhaus' Kaleidophon Studio and other mysterious figures like Fred Judd.
But back to Macca. If he really was so 'deeply involved' in electronic music back then, why did he never put his enthusiasm to good use? And if he did, where's the proof? A bunch of hairy Liverpudlians banging a few rocks and sticks together with a bit of echo added doesn't really cut the mustard as far as I'm concerned...
Posted by N.E. at 10:54 AM
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Anonymous 9:16 PM
You are right to be suspicious. By all accounts (or at least Ian McDonald's), "Carnival of Light" is a pretty pathetic effort electronic music-wise and its use by Sir Spiggy in a disengenuously vague (but really fairly shameless) way to bolster his avant-garde credentials is typically self-serving and reveals that he has never gotten over the dilettantism that has dogged his career. However, to give him his due, he was experimenting with tape loops as early as '66; Lennon apparently urged Macca, inevitably without success, to release these bits and bobs under the title "Paul McCartney Goes To Far". And anyway, the loops in "Tomorrow Never Knows" are Paul's, so there's your "good use."
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N.E. 9:56 PM
i had a feeling this one might elicit a response from you, Asbo. so you reckon there's a filing cabinet in a bank vault somewhere full of all Macca's '60s experimental 'bits and bobs'? i'd like to believe it, really i would.
what do you think about his Fireman stuff?
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Anonymous 5:19 PM
Whether or not these loops still exist is the question. Given Paul's desire to prove his experimental side (out of a desire to balance regular lambasts for being the "cute" one, p'raps), you would have thought he'd release them in some form.
Surprisingly, I do not own and have not heard the Fireman rekkids. I might get the new one when it's out. I did get the Liverpool Sound Collage collaboration with Super Furry Animals, however. It's shit and all.
Years ago when a friend was working at a local (Columbus, Ohio) newspaper as music writer, he was sent some Fireman promo stuff (CD, press, etc.). I hinted broadly that, you know, I collect that sort of thing; alas, hint not taken and I have never persued that aspect of our Paul's cannon.
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droid 1:27 PM
Completely forgot about that George Harrison LP... will have to dig out my copy - though I haven't seen it in years.
RE: Macca What about 'Simply having a wonderful Christmas time?' its hardly experimental, but it is a very strange slice of pop synthtronica.
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Anonymous 9:10 PM
Well spotted droid; I've really come around to that song, it's catchy and subversive (I think he was on pot when he wrote/recorded it [which was surely at one and the same time]).
I don't remember Electronic Sounds being any great shakes.
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N.E. 9:30 PM
Electronic Sounds wasn't very good, it's true. but, if we look at the Beatles' history purely on the basis of the recordings they released, it makes Harrison look somewhat more avant garde than Macca. Elegidly, half of that record was actually made by Bernie Krauss in the States and Harrison merely 'appropriated' it.
Nice phat synth sound on Macca'a Xmas tune, its true. I have no problem with that record.
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droid 10:59 AM
yeah - I was watching some shit '50 best xmas songs on some shit music channel and it came on - it immediately occurred to me that the intro was highly sampleable (I could easily see a xmas grime version), the drums were very Bontempi and the whole arrangement was bizarrely minimal...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0d91x2_XKmc&feature=related
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Anonymous 8:05 PM
In the current Guardian Guide, Paul says it did have these tapes of his experryments, but, uh, he lost them. And if anyone has them, could they return them to him. | {
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“Connection Leads to Protection”
“Connection leads to protection because when you feel connected to something, you feel a responsibility to care for and protect it,” says Stephanie Woodworth as she reflects on her experiences over the past few years – from winning the 2016-2017 edition of the Great Waters Challenge, to working on a number of water-related youth projects and finding her motivation to reach her goal of connecting people to water, especially the younger generation.
The Great Waters Challenge is an educational programme for youth, led by Waterlution, a Canadian-based non-profit organisation that works to build young water leaders. Stephanie worked hard in four progressive challenges, with her final challenge being to design, organise and host a water celebration in her community. She co-organised #PassTheGlass, a water walk along Garrison Creek, a buried river in Toronto, to learn about, and embody, Toronto’s water cycle, lost rivers and histories by pouring water glass to glass from downtown to Lake Ontario. With the success of this celebration and the video that corresponded, she won 1st prize, which led her to represent Canada as one of two Canadian delegates at the World Youth Parliament for Water (WYPW) 4th General Assembly, which took place in Brazil in 2018. This showed Stephanie how water has no boundaries, no borders and no judgment.
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1,687 | Great mullein, Verbascum thapsus, is kind of my plant. It showed up in every yard I had over time, whenever I needed it actually . I’m sure I’ve mentioned it before, but my airways were a major worry for me during the first decades of my life. This plant still reminds me that I have to take good care of myself.
Medicinal effects of mullein, Verbascum thapsus
Mullein is not my favourite plant; that one will appear here later. But it’s a plant definitely belongs in this vademecum if you ask me. After all, it grows locally where I live, has brilliant medicinal properties and is also incredibly beautiful. Most who know this plant will immediately think of its application for, I already mentioned, all kinds of respiratory diseases. An yes, this plant is very suitable for those. What not everyone knows is that mullein also helps against all kinds of pain and can be used externally against, again, pains, but also in skin conditions.
Magic properties of mullein, verbascum thapsus
Mullein has quite a few magical properties. It protects you from wild animals, malicious entities and colds. It gives you courage when you need it. Not only does it give you insight into where to find your loved one, it also attracts love. And, for those of you who use it, you can use crushed mullein leaves as a substitute for graveyard dust.
Botanical description Great mullein, Verbascum thapsus
The mullein is a human-sized plant – it can grow up to 2 meters high – that you can hardly overlook. It stands on a strong taproot. In the first year, a base rosette with woolly leaves up to 45 cm in size is formed above the taproot. These are ovate to lanceolate with a shallow serrated margin and light grey-green in colour.
In the second year, the stem develops, which has the same colour as the leaves and has a pannose feel to it. The stem leaves are smaller, sessile and less hairy. The inflorescences consist of dense spikes of clustered yellow flowers that are up to about 2.5 cm in diameter at stem apex. The flowers spread a subtle honey-like scent.
After flowering comes the ovoid capsule with 5 chambers containing small seeds. Their main way of spreading is the plant being shaken by the wind in the autumn.
Interesting facts
Related to the denseflowered mullein, Verbascum densiflorum, which has a similar effect. The two often cross-breed.
The name “torch” or “candlewick” comes from the use of applying grease or resin to the stem of mullein and using it as a torch.
The leaves were also used as a wick in an oil lamp.
You can use infusion of mullein to lighten your hair.
Mullein can be used as a healthier alternative to tobacco.
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1,688 | My kindergarten teacher was worried about me because I liked to read. In those days kindergarteners were supposed to occupy themselves only with playing, and socializing, and coloring in the letters of the alphabet on worksheets just to familiarize themselves with the shapes that they would be introduced to more thoroughly in first grade. But I could already read and I was tantalized by the books on the shelves behind the teacher’s desk, which she read aloud to us before naptime. When the teacher’s back was turned I scrambled up on a stepstool and grabbed books and ran off with them to a corner to devour them before she could find me and take the books away and scold me for reading and send me back to play with dolls or something else I had no interest in. I felt like a criminal. I felt like a rebel. I felt like a five-year-old who was sick with love for stories and kept having her heart broken, day after day, by never being able to find out what the ending was.
Sometimes I dreamed the endings. Sometimes I wonder whether my own endings or the real ones were more satisfying.
first day of school —
out of time to decipher
the cicada’s drone
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Haiku, Tanka, Haiga From All Over
I broke one of my own unwritten rules this edition. I usually try not to feature more than one poem per poet per edition, but I nearly went mad deciding which of the below three haiku by Johannes S.H. Bjerg I should include, so in the end I said the hell with it and decided to inflict them all on you. Please address any complaints to my alter ego, Ms. I.N. DeCision.
.
still air –
will a dead butterfly
become a butterfly?
stille luft –
vil en død sommerfugl
blive til en sommerfugl?
— Johannes S.H. Bjerg, 2 tongues/2 tunger
.
swallows leaving youshouldhavesaidsomething
svalerne forsvinder duskullehavesagtnoget
— Johannes S.H. Bjerg, 2 tongues/2 tunger
.
yoshino cherry tree—
it was never a question
of if
— Johannes S. H. Bjerg, Tinywords
.
high heat index–
my mosquito bite
the size of a fat raindrop
— Kathy Nguyen, Origami Lotus Stones
.
off key crooning
in the darkness:
a neighbor braces for fall
— Gene Myers, genemyers.com
.
All I can do
most days
is point and say
this
this
— Kris Lindbeck, haiku etc.
.
pale moon—
sugar crystals travelling
south
— Stella Pierides, Stella Pierides
.
.
eastern daylight time
she leaves
another voicemail
(this is a wonderful haiga; please go check it out)
— Angie Werren, feathers
.
from the beginning —
the moon &
love note after love note
— Patricia Nelson, Moon Viewing Party, Haiku Bandit Society
.
広島や卵食ふとき口ひらく 西東三鬼
hiroshima ya tamago kû toki kuchi hiraku
Hiroshima—
to eat an egg
I open my mouth
— Sanki Saito, translated by Fay Aoyagi, Blue Willow Haiku World
Fay’s Note: This haiku does not have a kigo, but it is one of 8 haiku titled ‘Famous City’ by Sanki Saito (1900-1962). Soon after an atomic bomb was dropped in Hiroshima, Sanki visited the city. When he started to eat a boiled egg for lunch, he noticed that was the first time he opened his mouth that day. He had been speechless with what he saw.
.
wet rain . . .
you keep telling me things
i already know
[Modern Haiku 40.1]
— David Caruso, DavidHaiku.com
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Web Wide World
I’m just going to snap a bunch of links at you real quick like a bunny with a minimum of commentary because, you know, school’s starting soon and I should be doing stuff like buying textbooks and notebooks and sharpening my pencils and polishing shiny red apples to put on the desks of all my professors on the first day so they will be favorably disposed toward me and hopefully forgive me for scribbling haiku in the margins of all my notebooks around my notes on Electronic Resource Management. Ready? Here we go.
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A Brief Survey of Senryu by Women, by Hiroaki Sato
This essay, published in Modern Haiku 34.1 in spring 2003, first makes a quick stab at trying to define how senryu differs from haiku, with a note that “the senryû is expected to deal with matters of human and social nature, often in a playful, satirical, or knowing manner” but also acknowledging that the line between haiku and senryu these days can be blurry in the extreme. Most of the piece, however, is taken up by samples of modern (mainly twentieth century) senryu by Japanese women, which are absolutely fascinating — not least because many of them make no attempt to be funny at all, in fact can be quite serious, and I suspect would not be considered senryu by most American haiku poets. They are powerful, compelling poetry, however, and I keep coming back to read them over and over. They seem to me to painfully and eloquently express the difficulties and limitations of many women’s lives.
.
The moment it blooms with full force it’s cut
— Inoue Noboku
.
The snow’s falling the snow’s falling these two breasts
— Kuwano Akiko
.
He leaves and I put away the lonesome sound
— Saigo Kanojo
.
Okay, so here’s something that’s genuinely funny. One workshop I was sorry I had to miss at Haiku North America was Jessica Tremblay’s session about her well-known “Old Pond” comics based on haiku. The next best thing, though, was discovering that Jessica had drawn a series of strips about her experiences at HNA. I laughed and laughed with recognition at so many of these and if you were there, or have read my reports from the conference, I guarantee you will get at least a chuckle out of them as well.
.
Another HNA connection: After I saw Eve Luckring’s amazing presentation on video renku at HNA I came home and Googled her straight off because I had to know more about her work, and discovered her astounding website, filled with her photography, short films, art, and poetry, which are often combined in wildly imaginative and original ways. Please go explore, you’ll be happy you did.
.
A funny and fascinating article by Marlene Mountain on English haiku poetics vis-a-vis Japanese haiku poetics made the rounds of Facebook a couple of weeks ago, provoking lots of interesting discussion: The Japanese Haiku and So On, first published at Paul Conneally’s haikumania (which is worth a look around) in 2004.
.
re zen. whatever.
— Marlene Mountain
.
If you haven’t discovered the “Montage” archive at The Haiku Foundation website, you need to run right over there and check it out…for about nine months in 2009 Allan Burns put together this fascinating weekly gallery of haiku, each week featuring haiku by three different poets on a different theme. The whole thing has been turned into a book now which can be yours for a $50 donation to The Haiku Foundation, but while you’re saving up for that, you can download each week’s gallery as a PDF and enjoy yourself mightily reading some amazing poetry.
.
Charlotte DiGregorio is the Midwest Regional Coordinator for the Haiku Society of America, which is my region and so I get to benefit from her energy and organizational ability as she organizes so many enjoyable and successful events for us here in flyover land. She also has a blog on which she posts many interesting musings about haiku. Quite often she invites audience participation and recently she sent out an email soliciting answers to the question, “Why do you write haiku?” The answers she got back were thoughtful, often funny, usually thought-provoking, and all over the map: well worth reading. Check them out.
.
Roadrunner published a new issue a couple of weeks ago, which besides being, as usual, one of the most thought-provoking reads in the Haikuverse, is also graphically appealing this time around. Every ku is enclosed in a box with a background of a different color and with a different typeface, and with the author’s name left off — only to appear at the end of the issue in a box matching the color and typeface of his or her contribution(s). (Full disclosure: I have a ku in this issue, in a highly appropriate color, but I’m not gonna tell you what it is.)
I don’t usually think of myself as someone who is overly influenced by the famous “fourth line” in haiku, but I was amazed at how different an experience it was to read these poems without knowing who had written them. I had to force myself not to keep scrolling to the end to read those names. But I ended up wishing that more journals would do something similar. See how you feel.
.
And finally, here’s an announcement for what promises to be an exciting new online journal, A Hundred Gourds:
The editorial team of ‘A Hundred Gourds’ welcomes your submissions to our first issue, which will be published online in December, 2011. ’A Hundred Gourds’ is a new journal featuring haiku, haibun, haiga, tanka, resources (articles, commentaries, reviews and interviews) and special artwork. ’A Hundred Gourds’ is managed by its editorial team: Lorin Ford, Melinda Hipple, John MacManus, Gene Murtha and Ray Rasmussen. Ron Moss will continue to support us in his valuable role of contributing and consulting artist. We are dedicated to producing a high quality journal, and look forward to your submissions. Books for review (hard copy only) may be sent to John McManus or the haiku, tanka, haiga or haibun editor respectively.
Submissions for the first issue of ‘A Hundred Gourds’ close on September 15th, 2011. Submissions and enquires may be addressed to : Lorin Ford, Haiku Editor: [email protected] ; Melinda Hipple, Haiga Editor: [email protected] ; John McManus, Resources Editor: [email protected] ; Gene Murtha, Tanka Editor: [email protected] ; Ray Rasmussen, Haibun Editor: [email protected], [email protected]
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Dead Tree News
Once again, lots of print, little time.
.
Journals: Bottle Rockets, Ribbons
I love both these journals and you should too and here are some examples of why:
.
From Bottle Rockets 25:
.
was it the dark
we shared
or the candle
— Susan Marie La Vallee
.
wet bike seat
not everything
must be a poem
— Lucas Stensland
.
here with me distant train
— John Hawk
.
a low stone wall
neatly topped with snow
this happiness
— Bruce Ross
.
sitting out
on the concrete path
that summer
very still with ants crawling
over my skin I did feel loved
— Joey Jenkins
.
And also in this issue of Bottle Rockets, you must read the wonderful anthology/essay by Michael Fessler, Remarkable Haiku, a collection of the author’s favorite haiku with trenchant commentary on what makes them so memorable for him.
.
From Ribbons 7:2, Summer 2011:
.
outside, the crickets
continue to sing,
though they would
never think of it
as singing
— Rosemary Wahtola Trommer
.
oh the places
we’ll go
rather than go
straight to the place
we’re all going
— John Stevenson
.
snow melt —
watching the world
shrink back
to its
usual proportions
— Paul Smith
.
.
Books: Beyond the Reach of My Chopsticks (Fay Aoyagi); Where I Leave Off/Waar Ik Ophoud (Jim Kacian); Penguins/Pingviner (Johannes S.H. Bjerg)
I’m slowly working my way through the stacks of haiku books I bought this summer: first at Gayle Bull’s amazing bookshop in Mineral Point, Wis., The Foundry Books, which may have the best haiku book selection in the United States and is, terrifyingly, located only an hour from my house; second at Haiku North America. I’ll start with a couple of little books (little only in the physical sense) because somehow that makes them seem less intimidating, although on the inside they are as big as any haiku book ever written.
.
Fay Aoyagi’s third collection of poetry, Beyond the Reach of My Chopsticks, is as thrilling as her first two, Chrysanthemum Love (2003) and In Borrowed Shoes (2006), and is even more thrilling for the fact that it includes extensive excerpts from both these books as well as a large selection of new poetry. Fay manages to employ fairly traditional haiku aesthetics — kigo, kire — in the service of extremely striking and original images and ideas, often funny and subversive.
.
cauliflower —
another day without
an adventure
forced hyacinth
a congresswoman
steals my pen
July Fourth
he criticizes my graceless use
of chopsticks
in the pool
she sheds everything
she wants to shed
soft rain
a plum tree
in its third trimester
— Fay Aoyagi
.
Jim Kacian’s Where I Leave Off is both a collection of one-line haiku and an examination of the poetics of one-line haiku: When and why do they work? He briefly describes various one-line techniques (these were also the subject of the talk by Jim I attended at HNA) and gives numerous striking examples from his own work.
1. “One-line one-thought”: “Rather than a piling up of images upon the imagination, a single image is extended or elaborated into a second context, stated or implied.”
reading the time-travel novel into the next day
— Jim Kacian
2. “Sheer speed”: “The rushing of image past the imagination results in a breathless taking in of the whole…”
in this way coming to love that one
— Jim Kacian
3. “Multiple kire”: “The advantage of one-line poems is that any of several stops can be made by the reader, and a different stop each time.”
where the smoke from a chimney ends infinity
— Jim Kacian
4. And then there’s “one-bun”: “a haibun where the prose element must be contained in a single line.”
the second week
traveling by myself i cross the continental divide, and everything that once ran in one way now runs in another, down and down
on the surface of dark water my face
— Jim Kacian
.
When Johannes S.H. Bjerg’s (yes, him again) new chapbook, Penguins/Pingviner, appeared in our mailbox last week, there was much rejoicing in our household, since we are all both rabid penguin fans (no, not fans of rabid penguins, for goodness’ sake) and also staunch Johannes fans. So we sat around the kitchen table reading and laughing and musing philosophically. Go ahead, try it.
.
on the backside
of the moon
lurking penguins
.
penguins walking
the need for bridges
of chrome and sugar
.
penguins —
no respect for
top brands
.
sleeping
in softdrink vending machines
guerilla penguins
.
hole in the sky
penguins knead a blue scarf
into a human
.
penguins
believe willingly
in all things flying
.
— Johannes S.H. Bjerg
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And on that note… I think I’m going to drift off to sleep now, off to the far reaches of the Haikuverse, where the penguins fly and no one ever makes you stop reading just when you get to the good part. You’re welcome to join me, that is, when you’ve finished reading everything I tell you to. What, you thought you were gonna get out of doing your homework? Think again, kids.
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Across the Haikuverse, No. 18: Here Comes the Sun Edition
May 19, 2011 / Melissa Allen / 9 Comments
So. It’s been a long, cold, lonely winter. (That’s a line from some song we sang at our third-grade choral concert. Amazing that I still remember it.)
This is how long it was: Have you ever had one of those dreams where the whole time you knew something really great was about to happen, something really fantastic you could hardly wait for, and the dream went on and on and all kinds of other humdrum, boring things happened, and you were thinking, “Okay, isn’t it about time the really great thing happened now?”, and then it was just about to happen, oh man, and … you woke up. And it never happened.
Yeah. I was seriously afraid this winter was going to turn out to be like one of those dreams. There was the cold. And the snow. And the more cold. And the unrelenting brownness and grayness. … Did I mention the cold? All through March. All through April. Into May. May!
Everyone else in the world (it seemed) was writing these cheerful blossom haiku and I kept looking out my window wondering if this was one of those dreams after all. Cold rain. Bare branches. Me shivering in my sweaters and occasionally even long underwear still, the grass like straw, the cold! so painful it felt like some kind of bone disease! (Should I go to the doctor?)
Well. So okay, it was still only about fifty degrees today with a stiff breeze. But there was sun! There’s supposed to be sun all week. And there are flowers everywhere. There are blossoms! There are lilacs! The grass is green, the leaves are green. …It finally happened!
Not only that, but I handed in my last assignments of the semester last week. Another thing I thought would never happen. And my son finally got his driver’s license, which means I don’t have to drive him everywhere anymore. [Though he will kill me if I don’t mention that he’s been getting himself practically everywhere on his bike since he was like ten, so it’s not like I’ve been a slave to his transportation.]
And my husband finally got over whatever microbial infestation had him in its death grip for the last month, so he can do something besides sit around making exploding-lung noises. Like take me to the Arboretum to look at apple blossoms. And wait patiently while I scribble illegible things about them in a notebook. Cold and lonely no more. So glad that dream is over.
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falling in love with a memory apple blossoms
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Haiku of the Month: All Spring and Summer, All the Time
I’ve mentioned before how you can follow the world’s weather patterns by observing the haiku that is posted on the Internet. Well, I was looking through all the haiku I had collected over the last three weeks and noticed that not a single one referred to autumn or winter. (I must not have been hanging out on enough southern hemisphere blogs or something. I apologize to that half of the globe.)
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river sunrise
a girl’s shadow
swims from my ankles
— Lorin Ford, Mann Library’s Daily Haiku
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as it lands
the mallard shatters the house
in the river
— Polona Oblak, Crows & Daisies
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migrating geese
the shapes of chins
in a crowd
— an’ya, DailyHaiga
(Please go visit this very lovely haiga.)
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spring dusk –
the river pauses
for a moment
to take the weight
of a swan
— Paul Smith, Paper Moon
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twilight
settling on all
the unfound eggs
— Pearl Nelson, Pearl Nelson
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Palm Sunday
a card game called
‘doubt’
— Fay Aoyagi, Blue Willow Haiku World
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summer rain I’m still a fool around gravity
— Johannes S.H. Bjerg, scented dust
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a careless butterfly:
lost among thousands
of heavy raindrops
— Vladimir Devide/haiga by Kuniharu Shimizu, see haiku here
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“The typhoon rain seems to have stopped this morning here, but the clouds are still pretty heavy. People walking on the street are taking umbrella along. Small insects, however, are sometimes careless and venture into the pouring rain only to be slapped down on the ground.
I heard that when the tsunami was approaching, quite a few people actually went out to the pier or seaside to watch the wave. How careless I thought, but I guess that is what happens when one underestimates the real power of the nature. Being curious and being careful are both the working of the mind. It makes a big difference which working one chooses in time of danger. I certainly choose not to be a careless butterfly.”
— Kuniharu Shimizu, see haiku here
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春寒の山のひとつがはぐれけり 齋藤愼爾
harusamu no yama no hitotsu ga hagurekeri
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spring chill
one of the mountains
goes astray
— Shinji Saito, translated by Fay Aoyagi, Blue Willow Haiku World
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it has to end:
the wind
to cherry blossoms
— Alegria Imperial, jornales
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in tranquility
cherry petals are falling
abyssal fish
— Taro Kunugi, from Donna Fleischer’s Word Pond
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secretly
still expecting
the living
that life owes me
– lupins !
— Mark Holloway, Beachcombing for the Landlocked
(I had a hard time choosing between this tanka and several others Mark posted this week that were equally wonderful. You should really go over there and decide for yourself which is your favorite.)
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between tour groups
the garden
just the garden
— Sandra Simpson, DailyHaiku
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open scissors beside a vase of water
— Eve Luckring, from A New Resonance [6]: Emerging Voices in English-Language Haiku, Red Moon Press, 2009, quoted on Basho’s Road
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This is the toy theatre room. You’ll notice the wooden Lawyer. Took forty-two hours to get his jaw right. We’re staging Visions on Wednesday. You should come.
— Ben Pullar, a handful of stones
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(You’re right, this is not a haiku. It’s a small stone, which is sometimes the same thing and sometimes not. You should let Fiona Robyn tell you about them if you don’t already know. And this reminds me — Fiona and her fiance Kaspalita, who are getting married on June 18, are asking for a wedding present of small stones written on their wedding day. They are lovely people and if you write them a poem I promise you’ll get some good karma. Shhhh. Don’t tell them I told you.)
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Web Wide World
So much fun stuff to read this month, so little time…
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“Understanding Modern English-Language Haiku” from Winning Writers, April 2010
This is a fascinating essay that features the editors of five haiku journals speaking about the process they go through when writing haiku in general and one specific haiku in particular. The introductory remarks feature a discussion of one of my pet peeves, how profoundly haiku is marginalized in the wider world of poetry and the serious ignorance and misunderstanding of what haiku is among mainstream poets.
It’s encouraging that this essay appears on a mainstream poetry website. I hope that the remarks of Jane Reichhold, John Stevenson, George Swede, Linda Papanicolau, and Colin Stewart Jones do something to enlighten at least a few writers about the real nature and potential of haiku.
cold night
the dashboard lights
of another car
— John Stevenson
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Serendipiku
Speaking of Colin Stewart Jones…I got the link to that last essay off his blog, serendipiku, which is very interesting, as is his static website, also, slightly confusingly, called serendipiku. (It’s called branding, I guess. I must get with the times. Nice work, Col.)
Colin is a wonderful poet and artist. His one-word bird haiga are really fun, and I especially like his graphic haibun, which are unlike any other haibun you’ve ever seen. I recommend in particular “Menu” and “Burberry” and “Midsummer Moon.” The last, about insomnia, contains one of my favorite poetic lines of the month: “Can’t even conjure up a pathetic fallacy.”A possibly crippling ailment for some writers of haiku, probably including me.
secret promise…
almost thirty years now
since I was
the twelve-year-old boy
looking over a high wall
— Colin Stewart Jones (originally published in Muse India 37, May/June 2011)
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Insect Haiku From the Shiki-School
You can download this unpublished manuscript from 1959, by Harold J. Isaacson and Helen Shigeko Isaacson, from the Internet Archive (an amazing collection of online texts, images, and audio which if you aren’t careful will suck you into its orbit and never let you go).
It’s an excellent collection of classical haiku about insects, with commentary. What makes it really interesting, though (to me, anyway, big geek that I am), is that the translations incorporate (untranslated, because they have no real translation) the kireji or cutting words (ya, kana, and keri) that the Japanese employ in many of their haiku for emphasis and/or as a way of marking a pause between the two parts of the poem.
Here are a couple of examples:
Ownerless
the helmet on which sleeps
a butterfly kana
— Choi, tr. Isaacson
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Golden flies ya
Where on the ground has spilled
a melon’s entrails
— Chikuba, tr. Isaacson
At first I thought this manner of translation was very strange and awkward and disliked it. But now I kind of like the rhythm it gives and feel that in some ways it helps me understand better what these poems must be like in the original. I wouldn’t want these to be the only translations I read of these haiku, but I think there’s definitely a place for them in the world. That’s my final answer.
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Women Poets of Japan from The Green Leaf
“The Green Leaf” has a lot on it, from mainstream poems by contemporary authors to classical haiku in translation to vast quantities of photo haiga to contemporary haiku to…the works of women poets of Japan, which is what I feel like featuring today because I just do, okay? The whole site, though, is well worth rummaging around in, though it feels incomplete and uneven (but who am I to talk) and also it does something which drives me completely out of my mind, which is fail to credit the translator of translated poems.
I hate this because it’s inconsiderate not only to the translator, who has done a very difficult job that deserves to be acknowledged, but to readers who might like to know where they can seek out (or, ahem, avoid) other translations by a particular translator or compare translations between translators. So I was feeling a strange mixture of annoyance and delight as I browsed around here. But then I came upon this tanka and forgave everything.
Gazing across the fields,
at Taketa I hear the cranes
ceaselessly crying:
not a space not a moment
of pause in my longing.
— Lady Otomo-no-Sakanoue (8th century)
(There’s a haiga of this poem, too, if you follow the link from the poet’s name above.)
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Bare Bones Haiku
So Jane Reichhold has done it again. Last year when I was just getting started writing haiku I used Jane’s list of 24 haiku-writing techniques to help me understand what haiku were all about and all the different ways they can be written. You can find her list here on the web and also in her excellent book, Writing and Enjoying Haiku.
Jane is great at explaining how haiku work and breaking down the process of writing them in a way even a more-or-less clueless newbie can understand, as I can attest. She does have her own particular understanding of what haiku are, which is not necessarily everyone’s understanding, but hey, who doesn’t.
Anyway, what she’s done now is create this series of fourteen quite brief lessons that take a beginner through the process of learning what a haiku is, what the various parts of a haiku are, what a good haiku looks and feels and sounds like. You could do way worse as a beginner than start with these lessons and their exercises. I really like this one, for instance:
“Find a haiku that you really admire and write it [down]. It would be kind to the author to record his or her name and where you found the poem.
Then begin to rewrite the poem. Maybe start by just changing one word. Or changing one line. Or take a phrase of image you greatly admire and see how many ways you can make it work with other images.”
— Jane Reichhold, “Bare Bones Haiku, Lesson Two: Before Writing Your Own Haiku“
(Disclaimer: Obviously, this is just an exercise for your own poetic development — you wouldn’t want to try to publish the results of this exercise or pass them off as your own poetry unless they ended up really, really, really different from the originals.)
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The Haiku Foundation Contest Archive
Once again The Haiku Foundation has created a very cool resource for readers and writers of haiku, which is this archive of past winners of most of the major haiku contests. If you are looking for an online collection of excellent contemporary haiku, needless to say this would be a good place to start.
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“Repetition in Haiku”
This is an older (2001) essay by Florence Vilen, discussing when and how repetition makes haiku more effective. Most of the essay is taken up by examples, which really is my favorite kind of essay. And haiku with repetition are some of my favorite kind of haiku, so this made me very happy.
the sound they make
the sound I make
autumn leaves
— Gary Hotham
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Dead Tree News
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tea’s aftertaste,
by Aubrie Cox,
graphic design and illustrations by Katie Baird,
published by Bronze Man Books ($12)
(ordering information)
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So you wanna see the most adorable haiku book ever published? Do you? Do you? You do? Yay! Okay…here’s the cover:
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Yes…that is a hand-sewn Japanese binding in red thread, thanks for asking. And that is a tiny little sketch of the moon reflected in a teacup. I did say it was adorable, didn’t I?
… Not sold yet? Looking for some more substance? Okay, here are a couple of the inside pages:
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… I know, right? All the pages are like that. Aubrie’s haiku are amazing, and Katie’s illustrations are awesome, and you just keep looking through the book going, “Why don’t more people write more haiku that so movingly combine the personal and the universal, that are filled with such astute and original observations of the concrete world, that are simultaneously mercilessly honest and lovingly generous?… And then why don’t they have an artist with the same rare sensibility draw touching little illustrations to go with their haiku… And then why don’t they put the whole thing together in a lovingly designed package and sew it up with red thread?”
It’s a mystery, really. But I wouldn’t spend too long agonizing over it. Just get the book and enjoy it. You’re welcome.
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Sigh. No matter how much I write it always feels like I’m forgetting something. If you figure out what it is, let me know, okay? I’m getting old, I need help with these things.
what I meant to say
still folded into
unopened blossoms
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Across the Haikuverse, No. 14: Abridged Edition
February 27, 2011 February 28, 2011 / Melissa Allen / 22 Comments
Everyone have a nice Valentine’s Day? Looking forward to warmer weather? (Or cooler, if you live in the Southern Hemisphere?) Great. Glad to hear it.
Okay, got the chitchat out of the way. No time. Must be fast. Short. Abbreviated. Abridged. Yes, that’s it. This is the Reader’s Digest Condensed Books of haiku columns. Don’t let that put you off, though. It’s just my boring words that are abridged, not the haiku.
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Haiku (Etc.) of the Week
(Poems I found and liked the last couple of weeks.)
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I am giving pride of place this week to Amy Claire Rose Smith, the 13-year-old winner of the youth haiku contest at The Secret Lives of Poets. This haiku is not just “good for a thirteen-year-old.” I would be proud of having written it. Amy is the co-proprietor of The Spider Tribe Blog and Skimming the Water along with her mother, Claire Everett, also a fine haiku and tanka poet (I mean, she’s okay for a grownup, you know?) who has been featured in this space previously.
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listening
to the brook’s riddles
a moorhen and I
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— Amy Claire Rose Smith
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From Haiku Bandit Society:
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pearl diver
a full breath,
a full moon
— el coyote
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From Crows & Daisies:
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sleet shower
plum blossoms
on flickr
— Polona Oblak
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From Via Negativa:
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moon in eclipse
I remember every place
I’ve seen that ember
— Dave Bonta
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(The first line links to a spectacular photo by Dave, take a look.)
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From Morden Haiku:
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stretching out
the peloton
a hint of spring
— Matt Morden
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From scented dust:
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still winter –
a heavy book about
nutritional supplements
— Johannes S.H. Bjerg
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(Johannes has also been writing a lengthy series of haiku about penguins that are delighting my son and me. A few of them are at his blog, linked above, and he’s also been tweeting a lot of them (@jshb32). Both in English and in Danish, because I asked nicely. 🙂 Thanks, Johannes.)
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From zen speug:
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the auld fushwife
sits steekin –
her siller needle dertin
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the old fishwife
sits sewing –
her silver needle darting
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— John McDonald
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From Yay words! :
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late winter cold
I suckle
a honey drop
— Aubrie Cox
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From The Haiku Diary:
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Ripeness Is All
In the produce section:
A very pregnant woman,
smelling a grapefruit.
— Elissa
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From a handful of stones:
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Joyfulness Keeps Pushing Through
I’m reading
T. S. Eliot
Goethe
and the Old Testament
But I can’t help it
— Carl-Henrik Björck
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From haiku-usa:
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returning spring
in the dawn light she looks like
my first love
— Bill Kenney
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(Bill’s comment: “Line 1 may be a bit optimistic, but it is warming up, and, in my personal saijiki, spring begins on Valentine’s Day, regardless of the weather.”)
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From Stella Pierides:
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have you thought
of your effect on us?
full moon
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— Stella Pierides
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(Stella’s note about the genesis of this haiku: “I wrote this haiku trying to understand aspects of (by skirting close to) Issa’s poem, posted as an epigraph on the Red Dragonfly blog.” I found this interesting because I, too, have been thinking about my epigraph lately, after having kind of pushed it to the back of my mind for some time. And loving moon haiku as I do, I really liked Stella’s take on it.)
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From Naumaddic Pieces:
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a bit of parade
from the sparrow …
first flakes, last snow
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— Ricky Barnes
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From Blue Willow Haiku World:
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まどろむの活用形に春の雪 小川楓子
madoromu no katsuyôkei ni haru no yuki
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conjugation
of ‘doze’
spring snow
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— Fuko Ogawa, translated by Fay Aoyagi
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From Miriam’s Well:
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how many haiku
must I write…
waiting for you
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— Miriam Sagan
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(The person Miriam was waiting for in this haiku was the great Natalie Goldberg — check out the link for a wonderful story by Natalie about an evening she and Miriam spent together.)
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Two from Issa Haiku-a-Day:
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my gate–
just six radishes
remain in supply
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four, five, nine years
always the first to bloom…
cherry tree
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— Issa, translated by David Lanoue
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(Does everyone know that you can get one of Issa’s haiku emailed to you daily if you ask nicely? These are a couple that landed in my inbox this week, and of course after confessing my love of number haiku I had to include them here.)
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From Haiku News:
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“Class Warfare in Wisconsin: 10 Things You Should Know” (Tikkun Daily)
a long day…
field laborers
fasten stars
to the under belly of
a snail shaped moon
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— Robert D. Wilson
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(Normally I try to keep this blog a politics-free zone, but can I help it if Robert wrote a great tanka and Haiku News connected it to a headline about the protests in my state against the governor’s budget bill? I’m all for art for art’s sake, but if art happens to intersect with politics in an artistically pleasing way, I’m all for that too.)
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A Story, A Story
At jornales, Alegria Imperial recently recounted a wonderful story (originally written for the Vancouver Haiku Group) about meeting a Japanese woman who critiqued her haiku in a way that seems to me very reminiscent of the way that Momoko critiques Abigail Freedman’s haiku in The Haiku Apprentice, something I wrote about not so long ago. The point of both Momoko and Mutsumi, Alegria’s mentor, is that haiku must come from the heart, must not just be a linguistic or intellectual exercise but must express something fundamental about what the poet is feeling.
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I think you should really go over and read the whole story yourself, but I’ll quote a few choice passages to give you an idea of what it’s all about.
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The white gold moon: A Japanese haiku experience
Or how a hole in the sky turned into a pair of wings in my heart
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Mutsumi and I did meet over spare egg sandwiches and coconut muffins at the 411 Seniors Centre Cafeteria. … I laid the printed sheets out on the table, two pages of ten haiku. I had noticed her wince as she read them and then, she pushed the pages away.
… She pointed to one of them and asked me, or to my mind, accused me, “Where is your heart?”
The haiku she had her forefinger on is this:
hole in dark sky?
but
the white moon
… “When you wrote this how did you feel?”
“Well, in the dark night sky on a full moon, I looked up and there was the moon like a white hole in the sky.”
“So…”
“Seeing a hole although it was bright sort of scared me but it also delighted me because I realized it is but the moon.”
“And so…”
“That’s it.”
“That’s why, it can’t be a haiku. It cannot stop there. It has to stop right here,” she tapped her chest with her hand and to mine, finally a gesture which uplifted me, “in the heart, your heart.”
We plumbed the idea deeper. She focused on my delight to see the moon. What did I want to do about it? And how would I have wanted to reach the moon. I said the only I could would be “to fly”. She began to smile and latched on to the image, to the idea of flying. She asked how I would have wanted to fly. And I said with wings, of course.
“But you can’t have wings. Still you can fly with your thoughts, your thoughts of happiness,” she said. “Think of where these come from,” she urged me on.
“In my heart, of course!”
“There you are! There is your haiku!”
She took the piece of paper from my hand and began writing in Japanese, translating the characters into this:
gin-iro* tsuki no hikari*
kurai yoru watashi no kokoro
tsubasa
I asked what each word meant and the haiku flowed:
white gold moon
on a dark night in my heart
a pair of wings
— Alegria Imperial
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Dead Tree News: Journaled
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Frogpond, the venerable journal of the Haiku Society of America, edited by George Swede, came in the mail last week. First I clasped it to my heart and carried it around with me everywhere for a few days. Then I started making the difficult decisions about which tiny portion of the contents I could share with you guys. Here’s what I came up with:
First of all, I’ll mention right off the bat that there was an essay by Randy Brooks called “Where Do Haiku Come From?” that I am going to have to write a separate post about because I can’t do it justice here. So remind me about that if I haven’t come through in, say, a couple of months.
There were also a couple of interesting and related essays by Ruth Yarrow and David Grayson about bringing current events and economic realities into the writing of haiku. Ruth wrote about the recent/current financial crisis and David about homelessness. Both discussed the importance of not neglecting this aspect of our reality when we look for haiku material; David also discussed how to avoid the pitfalls of sentimentality and cliche when dealing with topics that start out with such strong emotional associations. I tend to think that the reality of the urban environment and the modern political and economic climate are seriously neglected in haiku (and I am as guilty as anyone else of neglecting them), so I was happy to see these essays here.
Second of all, here are the titles of some haibun you might want to take a look at if a copy of Frogpond falls into your path (which it will do if you join the Haiku Society of America, hint hint):
Little Changes, by Peter Newton; The First Cold Nights, by Theresa Williams; Not Amused, by Ray Rasmussen; Marry Me, by Genie Nakano; Gail, by Lynn Edge; This Strange Summer, by Aurora Antonovic; Home, by John Stevenson; Looking Back, by Roberta Beary; Koln, by David Grayson.
And lastly … the haiku. Those that particularly struck me for whatever reason:
sunset
warmth from within
the egg
— Johnette Downing
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high beams visit
a small bedroom
my thin cotton life
— Dan Schwerin
coffee house babble
among all the voices
my conscience
— Robert Moyer
pruning
the bonsai…
my knotty life
— Charlotte DiGregorio
if only she had been buried wild crimson cyclamen
— Clare McCotter
Christmas tree
wrong from every angle
trial separation
— Marsh Muirhead
morning obituaries …
there i am
between the lines
— Don Korobkin
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full moon —
all night the howling
of snowmobiles
— John Soules
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the cumulonimbus
full of faces
hiroshima day
— Sheila Windsor
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leaves changing…
the river
………….lets me be who I am
— Francine Banwarth
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Done! Okay, for me, that really wasn’t bad.
Just wanted to say that I will probably not have another Haikuverse update for at least 3 weeks, possibly 4, since in March I will be contending vigorously with midterms, family visits, a new job, and oh, yeah, this haijinx column gig. (Send me news!) I’ll miss droning endlessly on at you guys but at least this will give you a chance to catch up with all the old columns.
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February 17: Numerical Order
February 17, 2011 February 16, 2011 / Melissa Allen / 19 Comments
“To Really Learn, Quit Studying and Take a Test” (New York Times)
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seven or eight
sparrows
count them again
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This haiku appeared on this blog last May, and on Haiku News last week (with the headline above).
For some reason, even though I wrote it in pretty much my first week of writing haiku, it is still one of my favorites of my own poems. Beginner’s luck, I guess.
Why do I like it so much? (You don’t have to ask so incredulously.) Well…first of all, there’s the whole “it’s true” thing. It’s impossible to count birds. (Impossible for me, anyway; maybe you’ve had better luck.) They keep moving. They’re transient, they’re transitory.
So many things in life are. You can’t pin them down. You look one minute and things look one way; the next minute they look entirely different. Don’t even ask about the differences between years.
But for some reason we (and by “we” I mean “I”) keep trying to get some kind of firm fix on the situation, whatever the situation is. Seven or eight sparrows? Well, does it matter? Rationally, no … but so much of life is spent trying to count those damn sparrows.
Also, I like numbers. I like numbers in general; I like arithmetic; I count things and add and subtract and multiply things all the time, just for the hell of it. Give me your phone number and I’ll tell you something interesting about the digits in, like, four seconds. “The sum of the first three digits is the product of the last two digits!” Or something. It’s a little weird. Kind of Junior Rain Man. (I do know the difference between the price of a car and the price of a candy bar, though. So your longstanding suspicion that I really should be institutionalized has not yet been entirely confirmed.)
I like numbers in poetry because they are so specific. Other things being equal, generally the more specific a poem is the more powerful it is, so numbers to me seem like high-octane gas or something for poetry.
Gabi Greve, on her mindblowingly complete haiku website, has a great page about numbers in haiku. Here are a couple of my favorites of the examples she gives:
咲花をまつ一に梅二は櫻
saku hana o matsu ichi ni umi ni wa sakura
waiting for the cherry blossoms
one is the sea
two is the cherry tree
— Ishihara 石原重方
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ビタミン剤一日二錠瀧凍る
bitamiinzai ichi nichi ni joo taki kooru
vitamin pills
each day two of them –
the waterfall freezes
— Ono Shuka (Oono Shuka) 大野朱香
Also, Issa is great at haiku that feature numbers. (Does this surprise you? I thought not.) A few examples, all translated by David Lanoue (and if you want more you should go over to David’s spectacular database of Issa translations and type your favorite number in the search box):
three raindrops
and three or four
fireflies
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houses here and there
fly kites, three…four…
two
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three or five stars
by the time I fold it…
futon
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rainstorm–
two drops for the rice cake tub
three drops for the winnow
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lightning flash–
suddenly three people
face to face
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mid-river
on three or four stools…
evening cool
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cool air–
out of four gates
entering just one
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on four or five
slender blades of grass
autumn rain
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a five or six inch
red mandarin orange…
winter moon
and one of my favorites of all time —
first snowfall
one, two, three, four
five, six people
Interesting how many of these involve the kind of uncertainty about exact count that my own haiku does. I don’t remember whether I had read any Issa at the time I wrote it. I might have been shamelessly imitating him, or I might just have been trying to count sparrows. You try it. It’s not as easy as it sounds.
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Across the Haikuverse, No. 10: Bleak Midwinter Edition
January 16, 2011 January 17, 2011 / Melissa Allen / 10 Comments
One of my favorite Christmas songs (I remembered recently, when I was part of a hastily-thrown-together chorus that sang it for a New Year’s Eve celebration) is “In the Bleak Midwinter,” which is a setting of a poem by Christina Rossetti. The first verse, in particular, is really a masterpiece of English poetry, full of humble but strong Anglo-Saxon words, not a single one unnecessary and no necessary one left out:
In the bleak midwinter, frosty wind made moan,
Earth stood hard as iron, water like a stone.
Snow had fallen, snow on snow, snow on snow,
In the bleak midwinter, long, long ago.
— Christina Rossetti
There are obviously too many words and too much meter and rhyme and too many metaphors in this for it to be a haiku, though it does have the requisite elements of simplicity and clear, evocative images, and I think there’s some wabi-sabi and yugen going on here as well. And I see possibilities in that third line for some kind of avant-garde haiku:
snow had fallen snow on snow snow on snow
Really, I think probably someone could rewrite this verse, or part of it, into an effective haiku, though I’ve been trying and not finding it so easy. Any of you like to give it a shot? Let me know what you come up with.
Anyway. It is definitely bleak midwinter here. Snow on snow indeed. It’s nice that it’s not for so many of you — you dwellers in the tropics and subtropics and summery Southern Hemisphere. I like to imagine your lives, walking outside barefoot, wearing short sleeves, smelling flowers. (Well, those of you who aren’t flooded. I’m sorry about the flooded part. I hope no one has floated away.) I’m not really jealous, it will be our turn soon enough. And though I complain bitterly about the cold and can never seem to get really warm, there is something about this downtime, for both the earth and me, that I grudgingly appreciate. Cycles. The world is full of them, and best just to accept them.
Which reminds me. Aren’t we supposed to be taking a spin around the Haikuverse? Best get started on that before you get bored with my waxing philosophical and wander away, never to return.
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Haiku of the Week
That’s haiku, plural. As in, the haiku I saw on the Internet this week that most struck me as interesting for whatever reason (could be my discerning literary taste, could be the state of my digestion) and that I actually managed to remember to bookmark. (This whole process is an art, not a science.)
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Mark Holloway over at Beachcombing For the Landlocked has been on a roll this week. You should really just go over there and read everything he’s written lately because I had a hard time choosing just one. I settled on this one in the end:
moss growing on the roof tiles unsuspected metastasis
— Mark Holloway
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This wonderful piece from a handful of stones isn’t a haiku, I suppose. Do I care? Not really.
A mushroom sprouts
from the base of the locust tree,
and it will not be distracted
from its small brown task.
— Tamra Hays
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In this piece Angie Werren from feathers did a nice job responding to the same ku on this prompt that I did this morning:
sometimes the rain
I stand behind this window
counting trees
— Angie Werren
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This wonderful offering at Jars of Stars was originally posted on Twitter by @cirrusdream, otherwise known as Polona:
winter thaw
i ignore
his white lie
— Polona (@cirrusdream)
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Another one of Bill Kenney’s “afters” appeared at haiku-usa (maybe I appreciated this one because I’ve been having weird dreams lately myself):
piercing cold
I kiss a plum blossom
in my dream
— Soseki 1867-1916
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Also at haiku-usa, Bill points us to a collection of his “urban haiku” recently featured on Gabi Greve’s Haiku Topics and Keywords blog. Gabi also links to works by many other authors of such “urban haiku” (i.e., haiku that reflects the reality of the lives of most modern writers of haiku, who live not in pastoral Japan or pastoral anywhere, but in bustling outposts of the global economy). An example from Alan Summers:
Waterloo sunset
the Thames disappears
from the Tube map
— Alan Summers
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Every week there’s at least one something at Blue Willow Haiku World that I feel like reading over and over — usually several somethings. This week my favorite was this one:
月の汚れやすくてかなしき手 黒田杏子
ichigatsu no yogoreyasukute kanashiki te
January
hands that are easy
to get dirty and sad
— Momoko Kuroda, translated by Fay Aoyagi
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And while we’re on the topic of Fay Aoyagi (I never mind being on the topic of Fay Aoyagi), someone on Facebook (MDW — was that you?) recently reminded me about the wonderful series of essays she wrote several years ago for Frogpond about non-traditional use of kigo in haiku. I could swear I’ve read this entire series on the Interwebs, either on Frogpond’s site or Fay’s own, but I can’t seem to find any of them now except this one: “Haiku Traditions: Flowers and Plants.” But just this one will take you a long way. Fay discusses how traditional Japanese kigo like “cherry blossoms,” which are so evocative in their own culture, have given way in her own poetry to seasonal terms or keywords that are more meaningful to the American culture she now inhabits:
While cherry blossoms symbolize where I came from, roses represent Western culture and where I am now. I think roses demand a lot of care. To have a gorgeous, perfect flower, one has to tend them with water, fertilizers and pesticides. Roses are somewhat the manifestation of my borrowed culture. “Rose” itself is a summer kigo, but I prefer to use it in a winter setting. I can put contradictory feelings or images together in this way.
winter roses—
I am tired of reading
between the lines
— Fay Aoyagi
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OtherHais (Haiga, Haibun)
Every week I am amazed at how many cool haiku-related sites I have yet to discover. Since I have been thinking about venturing into haiga territory in collaboration with my amateur photographer husband, I went noodling around this week looking for haiga online and discovered … Haigaonline. (Warning: this link will lead you to a page where there are sounds of sparrows twittering and some music, which is sweet and pretty but if you’re in a quiet place or just not in the mood, you may want to hit the “mute” button.)
The December 2010 issue of this online journal features lots of good stuff, including a feature on “family haiga” — lots of husband-and-wife teams, so I appreciated that. What I really loved, though, was an exhibit of “experimental haiga” by Renee Owen — they’re colorful collages with intriguing haiku, such as:
waiting for God
to finish creation
leftover rocks
— Renee Owen
And yes you MUST go look at the picture! That’s the entire point! Click! Click! I think the link will just bring you to a page of thumbnails, all of which are worth looking at, but the one I’ve quoted above can be found if you click on the picture of columns in the bottom center.
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And I’m always looking for good haibun, so I was excited to stumble on Hortensia Anderson’s site The Plenitude of Emptiness. All haibun, all the time! I’m trying to write more haibun so I will be dropping by here often.
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Tanka Corner
I’ve been making some headway lately in my ongoing quest to get over my fear of tanka. I was helped recently in my endeavor by my discovery of this mind-blower over at Michele Harvey’s site. This is not only one of my favorite tanka I’ve ever read, it’s some of the best poetry I’ve read lately, period.
a fall cricket
sings alone on the porch
I too, wonder
about being born too late
or too soon
— Michele Harvey
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Alegria Imperial also published some wonderful trilingual tanka (English, Spanish, and the native Philippine language Iluko) over at qarrtsiluni this week. I have long been a fan of Alegria’s multilingual poetry, it is so amazingly dense with meaning and emotional resonance. And as usual at qarrtsiluni, there is an audio file so you can hear Alegria reading her beautiful words. Please check it out!
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Renku Everywhere
With the new year, the thoughts of many seem to be turning to starting new renku. Over at Issa’s Snail, Ashley Capes has done a nice site redesign and, after a long hiatus, has started up a couple of new junicho, with a third possibly in the works. I think most of these have filled up with participants already but it’s still fun to watch the process of a renku in the making, which you can do by reading the comments on the site. The “sabaki” or renku leader guides the group in choosing subject matter and making sure the poem flows and doesn’t repeat itself in theme or language, which is no easy task, but Ashley (I know from personal experience) is great at doing this. Plus he is just an all-around nice guy who is easy and fun to work with.
The same can be said of Willie Sorlien, who is currently guiding the development of a shisan renku at Green Tea and Bird Song. Again, don’t think they’re looking for new participants, but it might be worthwhile watching how it’s done by the pros before you leap in on your own.
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Haiku in the News
Haiku made an appearance in the mass media this week in the form of a lengthy radio interview on NPR’s “On Point” show with haiku venerables George Swede and Dylan Tweney and an economist named Stephen Ziliak, who wrote an article making a fascinating connection between economic models and haiku. An excerpt from Ziliak’s article:
The typical haiku budget constraint is limited by three lines of seventeen syllables. Basho himself understood well the joyful paradox of haiku economics: less is more, and more is better!
— Stephen Ziliak
This was a fun interview to listen to — I especially enjoyed George Swede’s anecdote about his son, who as a fifth-grader took up a position as a conscientious objector by refusing to do as he was instructed by his teacher and write a haiku in 5-7-5. He wrote some twelve-syllable haiku instead and got them published in Modern Haiku (which at the time accepted haiku from students). Then his teacher was all impressed and wanted to put them in the school yearbook, but the young Swede told her (I’m sure in very well-mannered language) where she could put her yearbook. Go ahead and stream this one while you’re making dinner or something tonight, you won’t be sorry.
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The News in Haiku
Is everyone getting psyched up for NaHaiWriMo (remember, that’s the thing where you can sign up to write a haiku a day in the month of February)? Michael Dylan Welch has put together a website for the event so now you don’t need to be on Facebook to sign up (although go ahead and like the Facebook page too if you want). Think about it.
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A call for submissions for a new issue of haijinx has gone out (deadline: March 1), along with the exciting news that Roberta Beary will be their new haibun editor. Roberta is one of the best writers of haibun around so I can’t wait to see what she picks out. Also new on the haijinx website: Richard Krawiec’s latest installment of his column “Shooting My Poetry Mouth Off.” This month he implores us haiku poets not to try to publish everything we write but to be selective and try to recognize our best work, which will not only benefit us personally (since our poetic reputations will not be sullied by inferior work), but also haiku as a genre, since the journals will not be flooded with mediocre work. Worth reading and thinking about.
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Dead Tree News
Matsuo Basho, 1644-1694. The first great master of haikai/haiku. Where on earth did he come from?
It’s a little like asking where Shakespeare (1564-1616) came from, in my opinion. I mean you can see how before and all around Shakespeare, English writers were producing supple, lively, image-rich poems and plays, much of it in a natural and flexible blank verse — really, nobody could do English like the Elizabethans and Jacobeans, at the moment when modern English was brand new and no one had gotten around to inventing rules for it yet so writers had no compunction about bending the language to their will. That was the glorious and fortunate tradition Shakespeare was working in, but nobody else was Shakespeare, before or after.
So pity poor Donald Keene, who in chapters four and five of World Within Walls: Japanese Literature of the Pre-Modern Era, 1600-1867 has the unenviable job of explaining how the often-pleasant-and-skillful, but usually not much more, haikai of the haijin that preceded Basho produced the unparalleled haikai genius that is Basho. In the end, about all he can do is trace the literary movements that Basho’s work responded to and grew out of, and then throw up his hands and say, “The rest — that’s just Basho.”
As I discussed in Haikuverse No. 8, Basho was influenced by both the careful craftsmanship of the Teitoku school of haikai and the iconoclasm and experimentation of the Danrin school, as well as by his intensive study of Chinese verse and by his interest in Zen Buddhism. But he didn’t just sit around studying and writing poetry; he spent much of his life traveling around Japan, living at various times both in the city and in the country, meeting people, seeing things, gathering material. As Keene points out, “Haikai shared the literary spirit of the great Chinese and Japanese masters, and the Zen quality of … poet … Han Shan, but it had its own domain too, in the familiar and even vulgar activities of contemporary life.”
It’s when Keene discusses Basho’s masterpieces that his efforts to relate Basho’s genius to his poetic predecessors break down. Basho was just Basho; his vision was unique. In his most famous poem, the frog pond haiku furuike ya, Keene points out, “The ancient pond is eternal, but in order for us to become aware of its eternity there must be some momentary disruption…This verse is about stillness, yet only by sound can we know silence.” He contrasts Basho’s first line here (“old pond”) with the well-meaning and not unskillful suggestion of one of his disciples, “the yellow roses”:
[A]lthough the picture of yellow flowers surrounding the frog … is visually appealing, it lacks the eternity of ‘ancient pond.’ … Only by suggesting the age of the pond, its unchanging nature, is the momentary life of the frog evoked. This was the kind of understanding Basho demanded. He believed that the smallest flower or insect if properly seen and understood could suggest all of creation, and each had its reason for existence.
— Donald Keene, World Within Walls
By the end of his life Basho’s poetic ideal was karumi, or “lightness,” “a word used in contrast to technical finish or decorative effects.” Basho was seeing ever deeper into the hearts of things, in a way no haikai poet had done before and few if any have done since. He was going past the words into the essence.
What Keene’s discussion made me want to do more than ever was just sit down with Basho himself and engage with him, rather than the ideas about him. So that’s what’s on the agenda for this week. Feel free to join me.
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And thanks again for letting me ramble on at length; special thanks to those of you who actually made it to the end of this post. Love, love, love making these trips with you. It may seem like I’m the guide but I assure you I’m learning the territory as I go. There is still so much more of the Haikuverse left to explore, hope you’ll keep me company as I wander.
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June 6: 3-5: The Technique of Metaphor and the Technique of Simile
June 6, 2010 September 7, 2010 / Melissa Allen / 4 Comments
(See this post for an explanation of what’s going on here.)
Jane:
The Technique of Metaphor:
“I can just hear those of you who have had some training in haiku, sucking in your breath in horror. There IS that ironclad rule that one does not use metaphor in haiku. Posh. Basho used it in his most famous ‘crow ku.’
on a bare branch
a crow lands
autumn dusk
“What he was saying in other words (not haiku words) was that an autumn evening comes down on one the way it feels when a crow lands on a bare branch.”
The Technique of Simile:
“Usually in English you know a simile is coming when you spot the words ‘as’ and ‘like.’ Occasionally one will find in a haiku the use of a simile with these words still wrapped around it, but the Japanese have proved to us that this is totally unnecessary. … [T]he unspoken rule is that you can use simile (which the rule-sayers warn against) if you are smart enough to simply drop the ‘as’ and ‘like.’ …[B]y doing this you give the reader some active part that makes him or her feel very smart when they discover the simile for him/herself.
a long journey
some cherry petals
begin to fall”
– Jane Reichhold, Haiku Techniques
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Me:
I combined these techniques because it’s difficult for me to see how a simile that doesn’t use the words “like” or “as” is different from a metaphor. There obviously is a subtle distinction in Jane’s mind but I am not subtle enough to understand it. I’d love to hear from anyone who is.
tree climbing
boys taller
than last year
hot water running
your hands on
my shoulders
cats paw at the screen door
we sign
the papers
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June 7: I edited one of these haiku slightly. Anyone who can tell me how gets a prize. 🙂
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May 22: 1-3: The Technique of Comparison
May 22, 2010 September 7, 2010 / Melissa Allen / 1 Comment
(See this post for an explanation of what’s going on here.)
Jane:
“In the words of Betty Drevniok: ‘In haiku the SOMETHING and the SOMETHING ELSE are set down together in clearly stated images. Together they complete and fulfill each other as ONE PARTICULAR EVENT.’
“a spring nap
downstream cherry trees
in bud”
— Jane Reichhold, Haiku Techniques
Me:
yellow water lilies
on gray water
sun through the clouds
bouquet of tulips
messenger in
tie-dyed T-shirt
boys juggling
leaves set free
by the wind
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1,689 | Running causes our bodies to react in many different ways. As we expend our energy during a run, our bodies will release endorphins that make the effort worthwhile. Besides that, we also produce plenty of sweat the more we move. But why do some of us sweat more than others even though we’re performing the same movements?
The amount of sweat you produce on a run depends on many different factors, such as your physical conditioning. For example, seasoned runners will sweat less than newbies struggling to complete their first mile. Besides that, environmental factors like temperature and humidity can also have an effect. In severe cases, excess sweat could be caused by a condition called hyperhidrosis.
In this guide, we’ll take a quick look at the relationship between sweat and running.
Let’s get started.
Is It Bad That I Sweat More Than The Average Runner?
First and foremost, it’s important to remember that sweating is a completely normal way for our bodies to react to strenuous physical activity. Still, everyone sweats at different rates; some will be drenched by the end of their run, while others might look like they barely broke a sweat.
So, if you find yourself sweating more than the average runner next to you, don’t worry! It’s perfectly normal, as long as you are rehydrating during and after your run.
You see, a runner’s body doesn’t just lose water when they sweat but also electrolytes. This combination of hydration and electrolytes is critical for our bodies to function, especially when pushing our limits by running.
With that in mind, always remember to drink water, isotonic beverages, or anything else that can rehydrate your body while also replenishing its electrolytes stores.
What Is The Condition Called For Individuals That Sweat More Than Average?
While it’s normal to sweat more than some other people, some individuals suffer from a condition that causes them to sweat excessively. This condition is known as hyperhidrosis, and it affects about 1% of people.
When someone has hyperhidrosis, they’ll find themselves sweating excessively from the hands, armpits, feet, or a combination of those three areas. While the exact cause behind this condition is still unknown, it’s said to be caused by the sympathetic nervous system and is related to stress or fear.
Related: Are Marathons Dangerous?
Do I Need To Drink Extra Fluid Because I Sweat So Much When I Run Or Exercise?
Yes, you must drink extra fluids if you find yourself sweating a lot while running or exercising. That’s because your body is losing much more than just water when you sweat; it’s also losing electrolytes.
What Are Electrolytes?
Electrolytes are essential minerals in the body that are critical for many of its functions. These substances, like potassium, sodium, and calcium, carry an electrical charge and ensure that your cells, organs, and other body systems work as they should.
Symptoms Of Low Electrolytes
When you sweat and deplete your electrolytes during a run, your body’s functions start to get unstable. When that happens, you’ll experience common symptoms like:
Feeling tired or lethargic
Your heartbeat becomes fast or irregular
Nausea and vomiting
Constipation or runner’s diarrhea
And more.
As you can see, the symptoms related to a lack of electrolytes can be pretty severe for runners. Worse still, you won’t realize that your electrolytes are low until it’s too late, i.e. when you start experiencing problems.
Related: Are you looking for a water pack to keep your hydration in check while running? Check out these hand-picked hydration packs that will keep you topped off while you run!
How To Prevent A Lack of Electrolytes Due To Sweating
So, how do you prevent the lack or imbalance of electrolytes described above? That’s right! You should be drinking much more fluids during and after your run. That’s especially true if you plan on running for more than 30 minutes, in which case carrying fluids with you would be an excellent idea.
These days, there are plenty of different sports drinks that you can buy at your local store and take with you on your run. Drinking juice can also be very beneficial. However, those two options might not be such a good idea if you’re trying to control your sugar intake.
Thankfully, there are plenty of healthy alternatives that provide the same benefits. Coconut water, for example, is less sweet and highly effective at maintaining your electrolytes.
Related: What Causes Chafing?
How Much Does The Average Runner Sweat Per Hour Or Per 30 Minutes?
Typically, the average runner sweats approximately 13.7 ounces of water every 30 minutes while exercising. But, of course, that ‘sweat rate’ is a ballpark figure that will differ significantly depending on the individual.
For instance, someone at the peak of their physical fitness will sweat a lot less than a first-time runner, simply because their body is well-conditioned for that activity.
Besides that, environmental factors like weather, temperature, and humidity levels will also affect how much your body sweats.
Thankfully, there is a way to measure the rate at which your body produces sweat, commonly known as your Sweat Rate.
To calculate your Sweat Rate, simply follow this formula:
Your body weight before exercise [minus] your bodyweight post-exercise [plus] how much fluid you’ve consumed [minus] urine volume [equals] sweat rate
Once you’ve performed this calculation a few times, you’ll have an understanding of your average Sweat Rate and can plan for it.
Related: How To Run Safely In The Hot Summer
Are There Any Treatments For People That Sweat Too Much? If So, What Are They?
Yes, hyperhidrosis can be treated, and there are several options to do so. For starters, some doctors might prescribe specialized topical antiperspirants that are stronger than that available in-store.
Besides that, there are also medications known as anticholinergic drugs, which might be effective for some people suffering from this condition.
Although this might be a bit extreme for some people, surgery is also an option. With this option, doctors will remove sweat glands causing the problem while also severing the nerve glands related to sweating.
Related: Why New Runners Quit – Avoid These 15 Mistakes At All Costs!
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References
https://www.healthline.com/health/hyperhidrosis#:~:text=Hyperhidrosis%20disorder%20is%20a%20condition,Hyperhidrosis%20can%20be%20uncomfortable.
https://www.cdc.gov/nceh/hsb/extreme/Heat_Illness/Sweat%20Rate%20Calculation.pdf
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/hyperhidrosis/diagnosis-treatment/drc-20367173
https://www.sportsrd.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/Whats-In-Your-Sweat.pdf
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1,690 | Limese Connect is a Korean skincare e-commerce website found by Dale Deugcheon Han, that brings authentic K-beauty skincare and cosmetics products from South Korea to your doorsteps. The website of Limese Connect provides a wide range of products such as A. by Bom, Eunyul, Klairs, Limese, and Make P: Rem. The website does not only deliver your wishlist but also provides a personalised scheduled skin consultation session created for you where you can get advices related to the products that are suitable for you. We rarely come across a Korean beauty website that is so concerned about getting its customers the right products. Their products are curated keeping in mind the skin type, lifestyle, and concerns of the Indian customers.
Limese CEO & Founder: Mr. Dale Deugcheon Han and investor in Limese Mr. Choi Si-won from Super Junior, SM Entertainment, South Korea
Products offered by Limese Connect complement to all skin types. In no time, these products will become a part of your skincare regimen, as they have a powerful yet gentle effect that will leave your skin with replenishing results. Limese products are tried and tested as they undergo a rigorous selection process before reaching in the hands of the buyers. Their team also gain insights from professionals-dermatologists and beauticians to uphold the trust of the buyers. They ensure that our skin receives the treatment only from the safest, and the most effective products. They also make sure to introduce the latest products on their website that are trending in South Korea. Their website is limese.com.
Limese CEO & Founder: Dale Deugcheon Han in his office in Seoul, Korea
The price of the products available on Limese Connect is similar to any other K-Beauty site and you can also find special offers every now and then. The best part is that their products are shipped from South Korea to Indian warehouses and as a customer, you only pay local prices and get free shipping on every order. Therefore, you do not need to worry about any extra amount to be spent on delivery charges for using a foreign brand. The products are available in a variety of prices as their range starts from just Rs. 80.
Limese Office in Mumbai, India
Limese Office in Mumbai, India
With their skin-first ethos, Limese breaks skincare down to its basics, while still retaining the fun of beauty. They have created a skincare brand that aligns with our modern urban lifestyle. Not only do their products protect our skin from the harsh environments we live in, but also remain lightweight, devoid of stickiness, and easy to use on a daily basis. Limese specifically works on 3 major skin concerns that are acne, pigmentation, and redness. Keeping these concerns in mind, the website offers an ampule range of products.
Niacinamide, also known as Nicotinamide, is the key ingredient in all 3 ampule ranges that cater to skin issues related to acne, pigmentation, and redness. Personally, I have bought, tried, and tested their products and I can assure you that they are really worth investing in. Niacinamide is one of my favorite ingredients to look for in a product as it tackles my skin concerns that include hyperpigmentation and acne. The products of Limese are really light-weighted on the skin as the brand claims, as per my experience.
So no matter if it is your first step towards the world of Korean beauty products or you are already a fan for a long time, the products offered by Limese Connect that are Indian-skin oriented, are something definitely worth trying. Have you used any of the products from the house of Limese Connect? Share your experience in the comment section!
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Tahoora Charfare says:
July 24, 2020 at 11:46 pm
A simpler and much easier to access platform which will allow Indians to step up their K-beauty game🤗
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July 25, 2020 at 12:27 pm
Will be trying limese products ❤
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New Maps coming March 19th for Call of Duty world at war!
By jeff - Posted on March 12th, 2009
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Update: Several Gameplay videos of the new levels including interviews with voiceover comments from the developers. Thanks to midgetman for the info.
The new map pack for Call of Duty: World at War has an official date: March 19. The publisher’s website has pictures and descriptions of all the new maps. Like I said before I don’t play much Nazi Zombie but the new map might get enough players in the online version to get me interested. Peleliu looks the most interesting to me because I generally like the outdoor maps more than the building-based maps. The don’t offer pricing information but I suspect the maps will be in the $10-$15 US Dollar range on the PS3 PlayStation store.
Four new maps:
Peleliu – an outdoor map reminiscent of Makin.
Station – an underground map that looks like Dome. Maybe it’s that huge pit at the border of Dome?
Nightfire – a night time village map that reminds me of Chinatown from the CoD4:MW expansion pack.
Verrukt – the Nazi Zombie map.
From CallofDuty.com
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New Makin Day map in Call of Duty 5: Waw
By jeff - Posted on March 5th, 2009
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A new Day version of the Makin map came with the latest game update for Call of Duty: World at War.
I kind of like it. The Makin Night map was always kind of fun because you couldn’t see shit but it also could be a very frustrating experience in poor ambient lighting conditions. For example if your screen gets washed out in daylight like mine does you can’t see shadows well at all. That makes for a high-death experience.
Other sweet stuff happened in the update:
in-game statistics! Finally you can see the number of headshots, your archrival, and your K/D spread. This has been sorely lacking since the game was released and I always loved the stat-keeping in Halo 3. It would be extra cool for more info about grenade kills, knife kills and so forth.
Developers report that they fixed the holes in the maps that will prevent glitchers! Those punk kids in the Castle and Roundhouse no longer can hide behind the clipping barriers below a map. It wasn’t clear if they fixed the issues for airborne “elevator” glitches.
Source:CallofDuty.com
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My 8 game headquarters win streak
By jeff - Posted on February 24th, 2009
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Reviewing my stats I realize I had a nice 8-game win streak on Feb 17th. That was a good one. I think I had 2 40-kill games and a couple HQ shutouts. I don’t know who my teammates were but they definitely knew how to cover a flag. | {
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Back 4 Blood adds new complexity, bravado to the Left 4 Dead formula
Hands-on and gameplay of Turtle Rock's co-op shooter...
https://www.polygon.com/2020/12/17/22179273/back-4-blood-preview-turtle-rock-interview-left-4-dead
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Cool! I didn't know that the infected got their own set of cards too, that will make things interesting! can't wait to see what other types of "Special Infected" enemies they will have in the full game. Thanks for the article.
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Looks pretty, don't like the play throughs being done on controllers only, makes it look clunky and poor compared to L4D and L4D 2
However after their horrible handling of Evolve Turtle Rock has a lot to do before they get my money.
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I was watching streamers play this yesterday.
Variety is good since Cod and Cyberpunk are broken.
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The Alpha downloaded an additional update yesterday afternoon. Not sure what it did, but am about to hop back in.
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You can now easily hop into existing games. I didn't have that option before. I guess it also fixed an issue with the machete, the accuracy card, and some crashes.
I hopped into a guy's game who was playing with bots. The poor guy had died 3 straight times. While the bots are pretty good...they follow a very slow pace through the level and constantly try to fight everything. They were constantly getting logjammed into areas with tons of enemies. I ended up leaving him and the bots in the dust and bee-lined it straight for the safe room. With that first level, you can sprint for the exit and bypass the entire final section...which is the hardest part. Birds and named zombies be damned - just keep running. You can do that again on the 3rd map, too.
I ended up leaving feedback about the melee weapons being underwhelming and the item system feeling needlessly clunky. IMO they could just have the whole sub-menu be part of the normal game UI. I'm definitely gonna buy this when it comes out either way. It's fun and it's what I hoped it would be.
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I know they claim it's "alpha", but it gives the impression of a copy-paste OG Left 4 Dead DLC.
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Looks pretty, don't like the play throughs being done on controllers only, makes it look clunky and poor compared to L4D and L4D 2
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Huh? Ive been playing all weekend with a keyboard+Mouse...
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I know they claim it's "alpha", but it gives the impression of a copy-paste OG Left 4 Dead DLC.
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I can tell you from playing it this weekend, its not just a copy and paste Left 4 Dead, and I played a hell of a lot of L4D. Seems there's more strategy involved in this game, especially with weapons. Youre not just given an arsenal at the beginning of the level, you steadily progress through the "Act". and build up your resources...to an extent. Also, the special infected have weak spots, so you cant just unload on them and expect them to die. The cards are a nice addition too which give you perks, I hear the special infected will also get cards, so itll be interesting to see how that goes in the full game.
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Huh? Ive been playing all weekend with a keyboard+Mouse...
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Not saying people haven't or cannot, just in the video the movements are from a controller and look terrible for the PC crowd.
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Not saying people haven't or cannot, just in the video the movements are from a controller and look terrible for the PC crowd.
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Oh, yeah. I get what youre saying. We can always spot the controller players
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I had fun during the match I had time to play this weekend. Seemed to be a worthwhile game.
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Anyone put down an ogre? I wasn't able to; either I was with players who avoided it or players who sucked at taking it on and got smoked.
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Anyone put down an ogre? I wasn't able to; either I was with players who avoided it or players who sucked at taking it on and got smoked.
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I stopped playing at that part lying on the ground our team evaded him. Maybe I didn't give the game a chance but I wasn't impressed.
It wasn't anything like Vermintide and the Horn.
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Anyone put down an ogre? I wasn't able to; either I was with players who avoided it or players who sucked at taking it on and got smoked.
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I ran into one on two different playthroughs and they left for good when we got 'em to around 40% health. I kinda figured it was just a canned thing where they leave if you hurt them enough or after a period of time. Well, that and it didn't seem like most people were seriously interested in fighting them, too.
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I will say that once I figured out the card system and deck I found the game to have more variety and entertainment value. It did seem like the cards needed balance; some of them seemed downright necessary for certain characters and play styles while others were entirely redundant or weaker versions of other cards.
Like the +2 health for every melee kill card: if you were playing a melee character, that one needed to be your starting card. The infinite sidearm ammo was also very important for the vet character, while the primary weapon cards seemed to really fit the prepper guy, since he drops ammo randomly.
I hope they put more random paths into the later game. That was a big part of L4D since you couldn't always count on the same doors being blocked or open. They need to up the banter, too, but I expect that to make its way into later versions.
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It'll be interesting to see what tweaks they make between now and the release next June. Obviously they need to add lots more maps, but there are loads of little details that could use some work, too. They could probably just toss some things together and get a release out the door, but it seems like they're interested in doing more than that. At least on paper.
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Axman said:
Anyone put down an ogre? I wasn't able to; either I was with players who avoided it or players who sucked at taking it on and got smoked.
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Our team did. Don't know how though. I think it has to do with not disabling any of his weak spots. If you disable one, he usually crawls back underground.
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Axman said:
I will say that once I figured out the card system and deck I found the game to have more variety and entertainment value. It did seem like the cards needed balance; some of them seemed downright necessary for certain characters and play styles while others were entirely redundant or weaker versions of other cards.
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Apparently there are more "Special Infected" to be announced for the release of the game. And the special infected get their own set of cards too.
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Nice.
For an alpha, what they have managed so far was damn impressive, I'll say that. It was surprisingly replayable even with what was offered in that small of a package.
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Back 4 Blood Delayed, But is Still Hanging on to a 2021 Release Date
Originally slated for a June release, the co-op shooter has been pushed back to October 12th 2021...the delay was announced on Twitter, with Turtle Rock Studios laying the blame on COVID-19 and promising an open beta for this summer...
https://twitter.com/TurtleRock/status/1375116890008211458
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polonyc2 said:
Back 4 Blood Delayed, But is Still Hanging on to a 2021 Release Date
Originally slated for a June release, the co-op shooter has been pushed back to October 12th 2021...the delay was announced on Twitter, with Turtle Rock Studios laying the blame on COVID-19 and promising an open beta for this summer...
https://twitter.com/TurtleRock/status/1375116890008211458
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Fuuuuuuuuuuuuck.
Man....
I guess its for the better. Had a lot of fun playing the Alpha.
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Well alright.
I liked the alpha but them nailing versus mode is what will really make me want to sink time into this game.
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That sucks. Was really looking forward to this and felt the Alpha was pretty well done. Not perfect, but any issues I had could be easily fixed. 2021 is turning into "they year I played through my backlog."
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Darktide will be out before
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Domingo said:
That sucks. Was really looking forward to this and felt the Alpha was pretty well done. Not perfect, but any issues I had could be easily fixed. 2021 is turning into "they year I played through my backlog."
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I wonder if the chip shortage is starting to take effect on how and when developers release their games?
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Krenum said:
I wonder if the chip shortage is starting to take effect on how and when developers release their games?
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It's probably a lot of things. COVID accommodations, chip shortages, and I'm still convinced that Cyberpunk getting yanked off PSN has made developers wary about releasing broken games. Either way, I've caught up on lots of games I meant to play a few months/years ago. I lucked into getting new hardware last fall so I can max out just about anything now, too.
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new gameplay footage...
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Domingo said:
COVID accommodations
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I'm sure this is 90 percent of the issue, maybe greater. Probably half of all of the people with jobs have some kind of desk job that was relocated, which in turn, necessitated a new computer, and on top of that, most parents have needed to buy at least one tablet or touchscreen laptop for their kids, and up to one device per kid even.
I wouldn't be surprised if 2020 through 2021 necessitated the fabrication of a couple billion new devices. And a lot of those devices went to and are going to people who have put two and two together, that their shiny new work computer can double as a shiny new gaming machine.
For people on this forum, slapping together an extra machine or two -- or more -- may not even be a whiff of a problem, but we are a teensy minority of the gen pop.
And I totally expect game developers to take advantage of that. They have the best excuse ever: no one can play their games until we have the hardware to do it on. The real clock that they're running against is how long can the studio and publisher run on reserves. No one wants to pull a Cyberpunk, either, so win-win from that perspective.
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I like the fact that they used a worm found in ice core samples as the catalyst for the zombie invasion. Reminds me of that X-Files episode "Ice". It was creepy as hell (and one of my favorites) and obviously payed homage to "The Thing". That and they sprinkled in some commonality with "The Strain" too.
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Back 4 Blood- Card System Trailer
Check out the all new Back 4 Blood trailer explaining some of the gameplay features as well as how the Card System works inside Back 4 Blood...there are distinct cards that will change the way you play and allow for replay ability...
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I just came to post this updated trailer (thanks @ polonyc2) that I got via email. It's looking very good and has my interest piqued. Anyone still playing beta that can shed any light????
https://view.email.wbgames.com/?qs=...471b872f5feffccba86254144746c6752aa4eba40b6c3
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Looks good but the gameplay looks telegraphed but I'm sure it's not easy.
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Comixbooks said:
Looks good but the gameplay looks telegraphed but I'm sure it's not easy.
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If you've ever played Left 4 Dead, that's pretty much exactly how this game plays. I was able to get into the Alpha when they had it up, play control is very good. Even the Alpha seemed very polished.
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If you've ever played Left 4 Dead, that's pretty much exactly how this game plays. I was able to get into the Alpha when they had it up, play control is very good. Even the Alpha seemed very polished.
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I didn't like Left 4 Dead all that much. This game looks better.
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Dan_D said:
I didn't like Left 4 Dead all that much. This game looks better.
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I think its better. It adds more complexity than L4D did. The Alpha certainly was a lot of fun.
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I think its better. It adds more complexity than L4D did. The Alpha certainly was a lot of fun.
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Nice. That's good to here.
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I have hopes for the game and parts do look good, but they burned me with how they train wrecked Evolve. Really hope they don't do that with this game as I would not mind picking it up down the road a ways.
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Ripskin said:
I have hopes for the game and parts do look good, but they burned me with how they train wrecked Evolve. Really hope they don't do that with this game as I would not mind picking it up down the road a ways.
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That's a fair point.
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One of the things about L4D2 that I really enjoyed were some of the more arcade mechanics, where a highly competent crew could set up absolute killing fields, rarely taking damage if only because of the specials wrecking plans.
That becomes particularly apparent when playing on Expert, where just a couple of mistakes means losing. That very thing can make L4D2 so achingly annoying -- if you have a crap squad, it doesn't matter if you're playing on Easy, you're going to die. One competent player can rarely carry the whole match, even when four competent players can make the hardest difficulty a breeze.
With B4B, the gameplay practically guarantees mistakes, but from the alpha, is much more forgiving, and some of the mechanics even rely on them happening. It's more like WWZ in that respect. It definitely seemed like one good player was all that was necessary, and teamwork seemed less important.
Don't get me wrong, I really liked the B4B alpha, and I'll get the game based on that alone, but I don't think, from what we've seen, that this is a spiritual L4D3. It's a different game, for possibly better and worse. If the drama of the game can overtake any arcade mechanics, I'm all for it.
That being said, there's something about flawless teamwork victories that are really satisfying, and I hope there's something here that can deliver that same kind of gameplay. A lot is going to come down to the cards system, which was very rough in the alpha.
They also desperately needed to clean up melee combat, it basically wasn't working, unless you had a very specific set of cards -- which are drawn randomly from a deck. | {
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