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During a low level IntegraCheck® | Integrity Due Diligence background check on targets in Central America, we identified an allegation on social media that the company's low profile shareholder had 50% ownership in a company that was listed on the OFAC List of Specially Designated Nationals and Blocked Persons (SDN List) for its dealings with sanctioned entities in the Middle East. Despite repeated checks in various screening databases, we found no information suggesting that the shareholder had 50% stake in a sanctioned entity. Acting on our report, our U.S. Client requested us to ascertain these concerns and investigate further.
After discussions with the Client, where we explained that many databases do not take into account the OFAC 50% rule and are not comprehensive enough to track cumulative ownership of entities by sanctioned individuals, we began work on enhanced high-level due diligence.
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Mouse monoclonal histone antibodies are suitable for epigenetic analysis of histone modifications such as acetylation and phosphorylation. These antibodies may be used for chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP) assays as well as immunoprecipitation and immunoblotting applications.
- Antigen: Histone H3 antibodies were generated via a 13-amino-acid peptide on N-terminal human histone H3.1. The Anti-Phospho Histone H2B (Ser14) antibody (MA251B) was generated via a 19-amino-acid peptide surrounding Ser14 on human histone H2B.
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- Immunoprecipitation: 1–5 µg/5 µl Sepharose
- Immunostaining: 0.5–1 µg/ml
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Kim H. G., et al. Mitogen-and Stress-Activated Kinase 1-Mediated Histone H3 Phosphorylation Is Crucial for Cell Transformation. Cancer Res. 68:2538-2547 (2008).
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For Disney fans, he is best known for having been the original voice of King Louie in The Jungle Book. He also recorded the 1974 concept album Let's Hear It for Robin Hood, in response to the fact that he was not given a part in Robin Hood.
Prima's and Keely Smith's rendition of "That Old Black Magic" was also the subject of a DTV music video (set to footage of, among others, Magician Mickey and the "Sorcerer's Apprentice" scene from Fantasia), which aired on the Disney Channel and was included on the DTV: Golden Oldies video release. This version of the song was also made famous by Jim Henson in his earliest Muppet shows, Sam and Friends, with Sam performing as Prima and a cross-dressing Kermit the Frog as Smith.
Another Prima-Smith duet version, that of "I've Got You Under My Skin", was also made into a DTV video, and set to footage of Donald's Better Self.
Prima was supposed to provide the voice of Louis in The Rescuers, but he suffered a massive heart attack in 1973, and he died five years later; therefore the project of his inspiration, Louis the Bear, was unfortunately scrapped and eventually became that of a deleted character from the movie.
He was later mentioned in the Lizzie McGuire episode "Come Fly with Me".


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Submitted To the Board of Registration in Medicine
Re; 243 CMR 2.01(4), 2.02 and 2.06
Submitted by Richard S. Pieters, M.D. MMS President
As president of the Massachusetts Medical Society, I wish to
go on record in supporting our comments presented by our Vice-President Jim
Gessner, M.D. My schedule does not allow me to be in Wakefield for the hearing, but I want to express that the proposed regulations are of utmost importance to
the current and future patients and physicians of Massachusetts. The MMS
strongly endorses the regulations as drafted, and the work the Board members and
staff have done to understand the background of this legislation and to create
regulations which will have a positive impact on care in the Commonwealth.
The Massachusetts Medical Society
has a long history of involvement with electronic medical records. We have a
Committee on Information Technology and other committees that look at the
impact on clinical practice of developing technologies. As we review the
experiences of our members and the literature on the impact of electronic
medical records systems, we are becoming increasingly concerned that electronic
medical records may not always meet the expectations that both clinicians and
policy makers anticipated a few years ago.
Legislative mandates setting conditions for medical licensure have increased over the years. The MMS is concerned that such mandates often are adopted without debate , much less a detailed consideration of the evidence or a cost benefit analysis.
Evidence and anecdotes are starting to accumulate that many
electronic medical records systems are not performing as anticipated and that
the impact of the use of computers during and following primary care visits may
have unintended consequences on the physician patient relationship and clinical
The Institute of Medicine, in its report from Nov. 2011, Health
IT and Patient Safety: Building Safer Systems for Better Care, finds that
there are clearly some benefits to well-designed systems, particularly in the
area of medication errors but poorly designed health IT "can crate hazards in
the already complex delivery of care." [i]
In a 2011 Pediatrics article, "Legal, Ethical, and Financial Dilemmas in
Electronic Health Record Adoption and Use", the authors call for a national forum for key stakeholders to identify
and find solutions for legal, ethical and financial dilemmas inherent in EHR's [ii].
Just last year, a Task Force from the American Medical
Informatics Association was formed "In
response to mounting evidence that use of electronic medical record systems may
cause unintended consequences, and even patient harm".
These articles are just a small indication that the
integration of electronic medical records into good clinical care is constantly
evolving and the subject of enormous investment of resources by many of our
most talented and dedicated physicians and researchers. All practicing
physicians are actively interacting with electronic records and clinical
information in many ways. However, systems are a work in progress which does
not warrant a one size does not fit all, however.
As physicians we live the concept of first do no harm every
day. The physicians of Massachusetts and our patients are depending on the
Board to do the same and to implement the proposed regulations in a manner that
supports clinical care without destroying physician patient relationships.
Thank you for your consideration.
Citation: Institute of Medicine (IOM). Health IT and Patient Safety: Building
Safer Systems for Safer Care. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press,
[ii] Citation: Sittig DF, Singh H.
Legal, ethical, and financial dilemmas in electronic health record adoption and
use. Pediatrics 2011;127:e1042–7.
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On the second Monday of each month the Northern Underwater Photography Group meet for a curry at the Gurkha Grill, followed by a meeting from 8-10pm to discuss all things underwater photography.
This month those attending were treated to a talk from Josef Litt about the Galapagos Islands. Josef has recently published a book on the islands and so had been invited to speak to the group, focusing on the diving and underwater photography. Each month there is also a competition for members and this month the theme was Fish Face(s).
Josef kicked off the meeting and started by talking about the geography, history and creation of the marine reserve in the Galapagos. He moved on to discuss the best ways to dive the islands, with liveaboard options for Wolf and Darwin Islands, whilst also suggesting an island snorkelling tour to get some of the more unusual and rewarding shots.
His marine life images often made the audience gasp, with outstanding photos of whalesharks, eagle rays, schooling hammerhead sharks, marine iguanas, Mola mola, sealions, penguins, turtles and birds. Josef also discussed the underwater photography conditions, with cool water, plenty of current and what he describes as low visibility, although when pushed, said it was 10-15m – which is pretty good in our books!
Josef's talk was full of essential information and packed with funny anecdotes and was one of the most enjoyable we have been to. He clearly has a wealth of knowledge about these islands and a love of them too. His book is beautiful and we look forward to reviewing it for Scubaverse later in the month.
The Fish Face competition saw a drop in the usual number of entries, perhaps due to many members being away on Easter holidays. The winner was a gorgeous and funny portrait of a UK shanny by Elaine White. Nick Robertson-Brown took second place with his gaping Basking Shark shot from Cornwall. It was great to see UK species featuring so highly. The compact winner was Keith Major with his image of a scorpionfish in the Red Sea.
The next event for the NUPG is the Spring Warm-Up at Capernwray on the 28th April. This will be an informal meet up for any underwater photographers that would like to attend, take some photos and discuss how to improve as the UK season gets into full swing.
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Despite posting vastly lower sales than it expected in Canada, Target Corporation (TGT) expects its sales in this country to double this year over last – but it has a long way to go before hitting its longer-term forecast of $6-billion. Target Corporation (NYSE:TGT) stock performance was 3.10% in last session and finished the day at $62.54. Traded volume was 0.00 shares in the last session and the average volume of the stock remained 8.21 million shares. The beta of the stock remained 0.78. Target Corporation (NYSE:TGT) insider ownership is 0.20%.
The expansion in operating margins indicates that the Best Buy Co., Inc. (BBY) has been able to implement its cost-cutting initiatives successfully. Best Buy Co., Inc. (NYSE:BBY) rose 4.15% to $26.63 yesterday on volume of 200.00 shares. The intra-day range of the stock was $25.68 – $26.96. Best Buy Co., Inc. (NYSE:BBY) has a market capitalization of 9.22 billion.
Rite Aid Corp. (NYSE:RAD) was one of the more heavily bought stocks by hedge funds recently, with Peter Rathjens ' Arrowstreet Capital, David E. Shaw 's of D E Shaw and Ken Griffin 's Citadel Investment Group increasing their stakes significantly. Rite Aid Corporation (NYSE:RAD)'s stock on February 28, 2014 reported a lower of -2.23% to the closing price of $6.59. Its fifty two weeks range is $1.62 – $6.87. The total market capitalization recorded 6.19 billion. The overall volume in the last trading session was 300.00 shares. In its share capital, Rite Aid Corporation (NYSE:RAD) has 938.99 million outstanding shares.
Activist investor Carl Icahn challenged eBay Inc. (NASDAQ:EBAY) executives to a public debate after accusing two company directors of conflicts of interest earlier this week. On Friday, shares of eBay Inc. (NASDAQ:EBAY) advanced 0.74% to close the day at $58.77. Company return on investment (ROI) is 9.90% and its monthly performance is recorded as 12.61%. eBay Inc. (NASDAQ:EBAY) quarterly revenue growth is 20.53%.


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Andy Reid has been through a painful few years. He speaks to Eoin O'Callaghan about loss, life and what's next.
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Extending its support to the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA), the European Union (EU) Commission has proposed US$44.8bn to attract investments that are set to create around 10mn jobs in Africa
Ranieri Sabatucci, EU ambassador to the African Union (AU), has announced this in an opening address to a two-day Horn of Africa AfCFTA forum focusing on the pharmaceutical industry.
To prepare for this, economic partnership agreements including the deep and comprehensive free trade areas and others in North African countries and other trade issues with the EU should be exploited to the greatest extent as building blocks to the benefit of the AfCFTA.
The ambition is to further increase African exports and to attract investment in manufacturing and processing sectors and to encourage the creation of regional value chains through flexible rules of origin.
"The US$44.8bn of grants under the new Africa-European Alliance for Jobs and Growth is proposed as from 2021-2027 and is predicted to be US$64bn in the next 10 years, creating over 16mn jobs in the process," he commented.
Vera Songwe, executive secretary, Economic Commission for Africa (ECA), said, "The AfCFTA is an economic development programme anchored around creating regional and continental champions, accelerating infrastructure development, energy and harmonising Africa's integration platforms. We must now move with speed to implement the AfCFTA and reap the benefits of the agreement.''
The theme of the forum, which was organised by the ECA, the Government of Ethiopia, the African Union Commission (AUC) and EU is "AfCFTA Implementation: Breaking Down Geographical, Logistical and Regulatory Barriers to Trade and Investment in the Horn to Boost Industrialisation: A Focus on the Pharmaceutical Industry."
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For most cosplayers, con season is the busiest time of the year when it comes to conventions. Every cosplayer's con season is different, but usually, the busiest time of the year for conventions is the right before, during, and right after summer. My con season was a bit crazy in 2017, so I wanted to talk about some of the events I attended. These are events I ended up attending as a press or cosplay guest, and as a result, I was able to see all sorts of aspects of each event from the inside out. Now that the events are over, I want to share my experiences and information about each event so you can check them out for yourself!
In this post, let's talk about Anime NYC, held at the Jacob K. Javits Center in New York City!
What Is Anime NYC?
Anime NYC, powered by Crunchyroll, is an anime convention in New York City that began in 2017. It is described as "a showcase of the best of Japanese pop culture in the biggest city in America, Anime NYC brings anime fans and publishers together for three days of unique exhibits, exclusive screenings, extensive panels, and appearances by some of the biggest creators in Japan."
An estimated 20,000 people attended Anime NYC's inaugural event in November 2017.
2018 will be their second year and it will be held on the weekend of November 16th-18th.
What Can You Do There?
Anime NYC hosts a variety of events to keep attendees occupied. You'll be able to attend standard panels and workshops where you can learn about different anime and manga series, to open discussions, or cosplay how-tos like how to style wigs and apply cosplay makeup.
There are also various fan meetups and photoshoots where you can meet up with other fans and cosplayers of a series to take photos and discuss.
Let's not forget the Artists' Alley! It is packed with multiple artists presenting their fanworks, and their Dealers' Room with various vendors and companies selling official merchandise. The Gaming Area, located in the Dealers' Room, has different arcade games straight from Japan for attendees to play and explore.
Anime Diva Night & Masquerade ULTRA DELUXE
Anime NYC also hosted Anime Diva Night which was a concert featuring Ishida Yoko (Sailor Moon R, Ai Yori Aoshi, This Ugly Yet Beautiful World), Yonekura Chihiro (Mobile Suit Gundam: The 08th MS Team, Soul Hunter, Fairy Tail), and TRUE (Buddy Complex, Maria the Virgin Witch, Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans). This concert was held on Friday night of the convention.
There was also a new type of Masquerade that started at Crunchyroll Expo, the Masquerade ULTRA DELUXE. It was hosted on Saturday night of Anime NYC. The Masquerade combines the traditional anime convention costume contest together with Japanese game show elements – allowing both cosplayers as well as general fans to take the stage! As a result, the masquerade at Anine NYC becomes interactive with the audience and a much more fun experience.
How Much Is It?
Con hopefuls can obtain individual day passes or a weekend pass to get into Anime NYC. A Friday ticket is $40, Saturday ticket is $50, and Sunday ticket is $40. Full weekend pass is $65. They also offer a Mega Admission Ticket for $295 which includes a full weekend ticket and many perks such as separate morning entrance, first access to expo hall (Dealers' Room), pre-sale for ticketed events, first seating to Main Stage and Panel Room 1 events, and more.
You can view the ticket options, pricing, and purchase your tickets here!
How Do I Get There?
Anime NYC is located at the Jacob Javits Center in New York City. The Javits is New York's largest event space and blocks from Times Square, Grand Central, and Penn Station. It is just a 14 minute walk from Penn Station to the Javits. Taking a taxi, Uber, or Lyft will be about 8 minutes from Penn Station.
You can drive into Manhattan, but be advised of parking lot fees and the fact that many parking lots may be booked for the event weekend. It is advised to use apps or websites to secure a spot at a parking lot prior to the convention.
If you take the subway, the 7 Train's Hudson Yards Station is across the street from the Javits.
For years, New York has not had an anime con to call their own since the demise of New York Anime Festival. Anime NYC has brought that home back to everyone and it showed in the tremendous amount of cosplay. Attendees could find everything from classics like Revolutionary Girl Utena, Yu Yu Hakusho, and Cardcaptor Sakura, to newer hits like Voltron, My Hero Academia, Yuri!!! On Ice, and more. Every turn you took led you to another group of cosplayers walking around excitedly, or taking photos, or sitting in a cluster with their purchases while charging their phones.
Large conventions have become home to cosplay meetups and photoshoots. They become a gathering of fans and cosplayers to get together and pose with characters from the same show. These are mostly organized through Cosplay.com and Facebook event pages.
For example, I ran the Sailor Moon photoshoot on Saturday of Anime NYC. My expectation of 10-20 people grew into a large number of Sailor Moon cosplayers and photographers. Due to the large turnout, our small meetup turned into 60+ minutes of fun with attendees that shared my interests. Cosplay gatherings become an icebreaker for fans to meet others that love the same series and same characters, and have become a staple of the large conventions.
Take a look at some of the wonderful cosplay below!
Both the Artists' Alley and the Dealers' Room offered merchandise and fanworks from popular vendors and artists, and smaller names as well. It was evenly blended and spread out with plenty of space to walk and be able to look at each both and what they had to offer. Like most anime cons, it became quite easy to lose track of time in either room.
As mentioned above, I ran Saturday's Sailor Moon photoshoot. This gathering led me to tears. The amount of fans (cosplaying or not), photographers, and convention attendees that shared that time with me was overwhelming. I had never experienced such a wonderful group of people and such an overflowing amount of happiness and gratitude. It cemented even further how much Anime NYC had instantly become my hometown convention and had become a convention I would never miss. Anime NYC staff ended up filming a portion of the meetup and posted it throughout their social media accounts! Mind blowing.
Anime Diva Night was an unexpected surprise. New York City has been home to multiple Asian concerts in recent years from BIGBANG, BABYMETAL, Miku Expo, Momoiro Clover Z, to ONE OK ROCK and more. Having familiar names perform their classic songs so close to home was thrilling. I never thought I would ever hear those songs performed live.
Anime NYC WeekendOn Friday, November 17th, 2017, Council Member Ben Kallos, who represented New York City's 5th District, officially declared Friday, November 17 – Sunday, November 19 as Anime NYC Weekend. Council Member Kallos was joined by show organizer Peter Tatara as well as members of Crunchyroll, Viz Media, and cosplayers as well as members of the press. It was refreshing to hear a Council Member talking openly about anime and cosplay. It was clear that he knew what he was talking about and understood where the organizers and attendees were coming from and were feeling.
Final Thoughts
On their website, it states: "Anime NYC is a creation of LeftField Media, a boutique event company made up of dedicated fans and experienced convention organizers. LeftField was founded by Greg Topalian, the original creator of New York Comic Con. Peter Tatara, behind guests, panels, and special events at the former New York Anime Festival, is Anime NYC's Event Director." The convention as a whole makes it very obvious who is in charge and running the event. Walking into Anime NYC felt like a homecoming.
It felt like walking into Big Apple Anime Fest in 2002 or New York Anime Fest in 2009. Thanks to that, it was very clear that those in charge lived and breathed anime and love it as much as the attendees. The passion and dedication was noticeable in every aspect of the event. To be a New Yorker and have a local anime convention again after so many years is refreshing.
So… Should you go to Anime NYC? Yes, absolutely. There is plenty to do and so many amazing exclusives that you normally need to leave New York to experience. It has become a well-loved convention that is sure to stick around for quite some time. 2018's convention is a week away and is already looking to be a fantastic weekend for all attendees.
Grab your cosplay, get your friends, and keep November 16th-18th, 2018 open in your calendars. Tickets are still available for this year's Anime NYC, however, they will not last.
See you in Manhattan, anime-fans!


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"I'm quite proud, If Norwich have their best day and we have our best day, we're always going to struggle. They're a formidable side but I thought our lads were great. It's easy to say when you've won."
"I've shook hands with all the Norwich players and 75 per cent of them told me we deserved more out of the game and I've told the lads that. With eight games to go, if we can keep that level of performance up we can collect enough points to have an amazing season."
"I'm an emotional guy and when I was speaking to the lads I broke down a little bit. I asked them to perform at a level that makes us really proud and I am proud to be their manager. I thought they were excellent and going a goal down right on the stroke of half-time, it was a bit of a hammer-blow because I felt we'd played well."
"The disappointment of the game for me was to concede on a set-piece. That, fundamentally, changed the game."
"Semi's brought us back into the game, He's broken up play and he's improved no-end over the last 12 months."
"Billy Jones came on in midfield at QPR in midweek and just knows when to do certain things like break up play or give a cheeky foul away. In fairness, Zak at right-back was excellent. I have no complaints about anyone in the team. Especially first-half, I thought Wilesy and Crooksy caused all sorts of problems."
"I can't ask a lot more out of the performances. I know all fans who listen to me would want us to have 75 points, unfortunately that isn't the case! Performances are good, we need to rest some of the players like Smithy who is jaded. It's too much to ask so the international break will do them some good."
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Newlywed Josiana Abboud recently married her husband at a collective wedding ceremony in Bkirki with 41 other couples, at an event Sunday organized by the Maronite League.
Abboud's decision came about when she and her fiance realized they wouldn't be able to afford to pay for a complete wedding.
Before applying at the league's office in Beirut, she was initially hesitant as she worried the experience wouldn't be "as personal" as a typical wedding. However, Abboud ultimately said she felt the experience was a positive one.
This year's ceremony took place at a service led by Patriarch Beshara Rai, with an allowance of 120 guests per couple.
In addition to the Maronite League, collective weddings take place all over Lebanon, including in Sidon (organized by the Future Movement), Baalbeck (arranged by Hezbollah) and Zahle (for various Christian sects), according to local media reports.
"Aside from throwing the wedding ceremony, the league also pays for the bride and groom's attire, photography, decorations, health insurance for one year, car service, as well as a gift of $2,000 dollars, to name a few," said Fadi Gerges, who is the president of the Maronite League's Social Affairs and Internal Activities Committee.
For nine years, the league has been granting couples in financial difficulty the opportunity to have a marriage ceremony, in addition to subsequent support.
"We don't just help the couples with a wedding ceremony – we also provide a lifetime of help whenever necessary," Gerges said.
"For example, six months ago a couple who wedded through our collective ceremony was experiencing financial difficulties following the groom's job loss. We provided them with monetary aid."
He said that those who wish to get married in a collective wedding under the Maronite League can submit their names to the league's board.
Meanwhile in the Bekaa, more than 100 brides and grooms from across Lebanon celebrated their marriages in a collective wedding ceremony in Baalbeck in late August.
Since 1998, the Association of Owners of Institutions and Shops in the Bekaa has been organizing mass wedding ceremonies for couples under the patronage of Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hasan Nasrallah.
"The goal is to allow young couples who are financially unable to pay for their own wedding, to celebrate their marriage," said Sobhi Blook, a journalist with Lynx News who has covered these weddings extensively over the years.
One hundred and sixteen couples participated in this year's ceremony, and as per the association's tradition, each couple is given $1,000 dollars.
However, Blook said there is one restriction in eligibility: "Although the bride can get married in a joint wedding ceremony if she has been divorced from a previous marriage, the groom is not allowed to have been married before."
The association also used to provide newlyweds with a hotel room on their wedding night, but has discontinued the practice since 2016 after hotels stopped offering them free rooms.
For Abboud, the collective wedding ceremony in which she and her husband participated was an exciting opportunity.
"The wedding was an amazing experience," she said.
"It was not stressful as the organizers took care of most things. They made it a personal experience."
This article has been adapted from its original source.
Via SyndiGate.info
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Have fun kicking back. I wish we'd get more warm weather here. Let me know which scrapbook style you are--my guess is either romantic or shabby-chic. (That's what I am--or eclectic.) But definitely not graphic or urban. I guess ultimately, I'm "Farm" or "Country."ReplyDelete
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Enjoy that tea..
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It was hot yesterday! I was out doing backyard tours. Drank lots of ice tea when I got home though..love Country Living books and Mags.ReplyDelete
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It was a scorcher here in northern Kansas, too, today - 113 degrees! Thankfully we had a good stiff breeze all day. Your plans for dealing with it sound wonderful, and I hope you enjoyed your day!ReplyDelete
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On the Third Sunday after Pentecost, when the Church celebrates the New Martyrs of the Turkish Yoke (June 22nd 2015 AD), in the Holy Monastery of the Venerable Joachim of Osogovo near Kriva Palana Hierarchical Divine Liturgy was celebrated. Metropolitan of Kumanovo and Osogovo, k. Dr. Joseph officiated the Divine Liturgy. The faithful communed of Christ's Holy Mysteries.
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This Day in Georgia Civil War History
March 25, 1864
Editorial Questioned Georgia Legislature and Stephens
The Richmond Times Dispatch printed an editorial which questioned the actions of the recently adjourned session of the Georgia Legislature, and the reported words of Confederate Vice-President Alexander Stephens; they hoped his words had been misrepresented. Yet despite the policy disagreement, they had full confidence in Georgia's Southern patriotism.
Georgia and the Vice-President. The altitude of Georgia is not altogether satisfactory, though we can hardly suppose that there is a man in the Confederacy who looks upon that State as unsound, or unfaithful to the cause. Her movement, however, may be regretted as untimely, since it gives some comfort and encouragement to cavillers and grumblers; who cavil and grumble, because they are called upon to take their part in the defence of their country, and who are endeavoring to shirk their duty, and their responsibilities as citizens.–They never expected to fight for their rights, and to peril their lives in resisting the Yankees. They thought that it was quite enough for them to pay money and to talk vallently for the South. Georgia adds a little to the vehemence of the clamors of such men, and encourages them somewhat in dodging - that's all. She will herself continue to support the cause with men and means. Not to do so, would be to damn herself to everlasting infamy - as among the first to break up the old Union, and fly to arms to resist the Federal tyranny, and then to become the first to quail and shake, and bend down for that tyranny to sweep over her! This Georgia will never do. If we regret the course of Georgia at this period, so critical in the affairs of the Confederacy - when our cause is so bright, and there and so many reasons for encouraging us all to a united and grand effort - when we have as there is cause to believe, reached a turning point, that opens to us the prospect of an early and successful formication of our struggle - a propitious day, when the sky is growing brighter for us, and darker and gloomier for our hated foes - at such a time, we confess something like astonishment at the course of Vice-President Stephens. He is reported to have made a speech at Milledgeville, to the members of the Georgia Legislature, which, if correctly represented, must have been chiefly a complaint entered against the Government for all its leading measures. We can hardly believe that he permitted himself to go as for as he is reported to have gone. He is said to have disapproved not only the act suspending the writ of habeas corpus in certain cases, but the currency, and military bills. We had not expected this from a man of Mr. Stephens's calm disposition, and reputed good sense and sound discretion. With regard to the suspension of the writ of habeas corpus, we conjecture that a case will hardly arise in which it will be resorted to by President Davis. It confers, indeed, a dangerous power on the President, but Congress knew the man, and had no fear of its abuse for the very limited period during which it was conferred, and deeming it important for the public welfares did confer it upon him. Its necessity may have been exaggerated; but the country cannot believe it will be abused. Every act of the President in reference to offenders against the laws has betrayed a disposition of forbearance so strong that the press and the people have complained that the public interest has suffered by his excessive clemency. Deserters were pardoned until remonstrance came from the country and the army with great energy and unanimity; nor was one shot until it was deemed absolutely indispensable for the preservation of discipline in the army that the crime should be punished rigidly, just as it is in all armies and in all countries. But granting that a strong sentiment of State rights and devotion to the principles of personal liberty may induce some citizens and some States to complain of the suspension of that writ, which tradition has rendered so sacred in the public mind, it would be more creditable to their motives and their patriotism if they were satisfied to express frankly and fearlessly this sentiment and there rest. To involve it in a mass of complaints against the general expediency of the measures of the Government for the preservation of the public credit and for the maintenance of the army, is prejudicial to their attitude in defence of what they claim to be vital principles of constitutional liberty. We could not have supposed that Mr. Stephens would have allowed his own position to sustain a prejudice of this kind. Upon him, in case of the death or disability of the President, would devolve the solemn responsibility of Chief Magistrate and Commander-in-Chief of the armies of the Confederacy. –Were he to enter upon his duties with a repudiation of all the grave measures for the defence of the country, his power and the efficiency of his Administration would very naturally encounter consequential difficulties. Those measures - the financial and the military - are the very best under the circumstances the Congress could have matured, (with some partial defects, which a little time of practical test will develop, and that may then be amended.) They are about going into successful operation, giving every encouragement of the best results in strengthening the army and elevating the public credit. It is most inopportune that at such a time - with the enemy at the door - that any community - nay, any individual, and of all men the Vice President of the Confederacy - should utter a word to their prejudice, or to discourage the loyal people of the Southern States in their hearty acquiescence in those measures, and their ready submission to all the heavy burthens imposed upon them - burthens that must be borne or we must submit to that horrid Yankee despotism which will not only deprive us of everything we have, but degrade us to the ignominious condition of serfs. We hope that Mr. Stephens is misreport. Georgia we believe in; but deplore her attitude, which is neither just to her past conduct nor propitious to the Confederacy. Still, we have no despondency about Georgia. A little time will erase bad impressions, and she continue to stand as ever bold and defiant in the cause. Whatever language she may hold for the time, Georgia cannot, will not, stultify herself.


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How these two kings departed from Buironfosse without battle.
IT might well be marvelled how so goodly a sight of men of war so near together should depart without battle. But the Frenchmen were not all of one accord they were of divers opinions : some said it were a great shame an they fought not, seeing their enemies so near them in their own country, ranged in the field, and also had promised to fight with them :1 and some other said it should be a great folly to fight, for it was hard to know every man's mind, and jeopardy of treason ; 2 for, they said, if fortune were contrary to their king, as to lose the field, he then should put all his whole realm in a jeopardy to be lost ; and though he did discomfit his enemies, yet for all that he should be never the nearer of the realm of England, nor of such lands pertaining to any of those lords that be with him allied. Thus in striving of divers opinions the day passed till it was past noon ; and then suddenly there started an hare among the Frenchmen, and such as saw her cried and made great bruit, whereby such as were behind thought they before had been fighting, and so put on their helms and took their spears in their hands ; and so there were made divers new knights, and specially the earl of Hainault made fourteen, who were ever after called knights of the hare. Thus that battle stood still all that Friday ; and beside this strife between the councillors of France there was brought in letters to the host of recommendation to the French king and to his council from king Robert of Sicily, the which king, as it was said, was a great astronomer and full of great science. Ile had oftentimes sought his books on the estate of the kings of England and of France, and he found by his astrology and by the influence of the heavens, that if the French king ever fought with king Edward of England, he should be discomfited : wherefore he, like a king of great wisdom and as he that doubted the peril of the French king his cousin, sent oftentimes letters to king Philip and to his council, that in no wise he should make any battle against the Englishmen, whereas king Edward was personally present. So that, what for doubt, and for such writing from the king of Sicily, divers of the great lords of France were sore abashed ; and also king Philip was informed thereof. Howbeit, yet he had great will to give battle ; but he was so counselled to the contrary, that the day passed without battle, and every man withdrew to their lodgings. And when the earl of Hainault saw that they should not fight, he departed with all his whole company and went back the same night to Quesnoy. And the king of England, the duke of Brabant and all the other lords returned and trussed all their baggages, and went the same night to Avesnes in Hainault. And the next day they took leave each of other ; and the Almains and Brabances departed, and the king went into Brabant with the duke his cousin. The same Friday that the battle should have been, the French king,when he came to his lodging, he was sore displeased because he departed without battle. But they of his council said how right nobly he had borne himself, for he had valiantly pursued his enemies and had done so much that he had put them out of his realm, and how that the king of England should make many such viages or he conquered the realm of France. The next day king Philip gave licence to all manner of men to depart, and he thanked right courteously the great lords of their aid and succour. Thus ended this great journey, and every man went to their own. The French king went to Saint-Omer's, and sent men of war to his garrisons, and specially to Tournay, to Lille, and to Douay, and to the other towns marching on the Empire. He sent to Tournay sir Godemar du Fay and made him captain there and regent of that country thereabout, and he sent sir Edward of Beaujeu to Mortagne; and when he had ordered part of his business then he drew toward Paris. t Or rather, `and also having followed them to I the intent that they should fight with


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The moms among you know that dilemma: there is almost no time left for oneself not to mention time to work out. But I discovered a great gym: the playground. It's great because I am often there with my kids anyway and it's for free. Of course I don't have a planned through playground workout but I am geting out of breath and then I feel great afterwards. Just because I got some exercise for my body. Unfortunately we don't get a bikini body by digging in a sandbox!
If there are not too many people around I love to start with jumping jacks. My daughter Mina finds it funny when "Mum bounces around"! Then I am ready for a bit more action on the playground. Let me introduce a couple of exercises. And remember: tug your belly in to activate your pelvic floor:
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Using a low wall or a solidyl installed playground piece will make your cardiovascular circuit hum. Repeat 20 times per leg.
Place both legs on a swing and get into the push-ups position. Your butt is in line with your shoulders. Pull your knees towards your chest then. If you train at home with a TRX cord you might know that exercise.
6 repetitions.
knee pull-ups at the bar
Grab the bar shoulder wide and hang on to it. Then tuck your belly in and pull up your knees slowly up to your chest and down again. 5 repetitions.
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Place your hands at the edge, your legs are straight. Now bend your arms and go all the way down. 3 x 12 repetitions.
seesaw-Balance at the playground workout
Stand in the middle of the seesaw and and level it horizontally. Lower each side alternately left or right. This exercise strengthens your thighs and your butt and is a great finish! It's important to think about your powerhouse (strain your tummy muscles)!
IThere are times when I don't have the time for al the exercises but I always feel better after my playground workout. Of course I also rampage with my kids afterwards! They definitely have a better condition. But at least working out like that is child's play for me too.


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"Eat more plants" is a common refrain these days, and rightly so. They're very good for us. It's certainly possible to thrive on an all-plant diet; meat is after all vegetable protein converted to a different form. But there's a catch. All seeds—whether grains, legumes, or nuts—contain compounds that inhibit our body's ability to absorb all the nutrients our food contains. The more you rely on whole grains and legumes for your nutrition, the more you need to sprout them.
Seeds evolved to be indigestible; many of them depend on being consumed and excreted (in a big pile of fertilizer) for their germination. The antinutrients present in their hulls are powerful preservatives: viable seeds have been found in Egyptian tombs. But nature's way of preserving seeds can work against us, since those protective compounds impair our absorption of important nutrients in the food. Over time, this can lead to deficiencies and illness. Let the seeds begin to sprout, though, and a magical transformation occurs: enzymes within the seeds convert the antinutrients into nutrients. Seeds are storehouses of nutrition, but they're also factories for generating even better nutrition and as such they don't work until they're switched on.
Philip Domenico, PhD is a Woodstock-based microbiologist specializing in infectious diseases who has spent 40 years studying nutrition. He advocates sprouting as many of the seeds we eat as possible: "We want to turn to unadulterated foods because they're wholesome, and yet they are often full of antinutrients that can hurt us. Sprouting is a process of predigesting food that makes it much easier for us to absorb nutrients. Proteins are broken into amino acids, and long carbohydrates into simple sugars. There's less stress on the pancreas, since because of the enzymatic activity in sprouts we need to produce fewer digestive enzymes of our own."
There are many different anti-nutrients present in seeds, but phytate is among the most serious. Phytic acid is a snowflake-shaped molecule with six phosphate groups around the outside, which bond readily to the minerals in our food. As a result, those sequestered compounds pass through our systems without being absorbed; we end up getting much less from our food than we could. Iron absorption suffers, and calcium is especially susceptible to bonding with phytate. Domenico likens it to "stealing from our bones."
Many of our bodies' enzymes require these minerals as catalysts. Since phytate reduces the amount of available minerals, our natural defenses lack what they need to do their jobs. Metallothyamine, for example, which chelates heavy metals, needs zinc in order to function. If much of the zinc we eat passes through us unused, enzyme function will be inhibited. Over the long term, even a small reduction in the efficiency of our bodies' chelation can result in a significant accumulation of toxic metals. Other enzymes function similarly, digesting everything from protein to carbohydrates. Tannins in seed hulls bond to protein, preventing assimilation, which can be especially problematic for vegetarians.
Sprouts produce phytase, the enzyme that neutralizes phytic acid. "It's not just decreasing the antinutrients; sprouting also increases nutrients," Domenico continues. "Vitamin C content can increase up to tenfold in sprouts, and other vitamins increase dramatically as well. Broccoli has more anticancer compounds than almost anything, and sprouting only makes them more powerful." (And the peppery little sprouts taste great in salads and sandwiches). Lentils are the easiest legume to sprout, and one of the most nutritious. Sunflowers and pea shoots are both wonderful microgreens, as are mung beans. Moving sprouts into sunlight for a day before eating them allows them to produce chlorophyll, Domenico says, further increasing their nutritional content: "Just a little green on the end of a lentil sprout adds a lot of nutrition."
Seeds really want to sprout; all we have to do is let them. Avoiding mold and maintaining moisture levels are the key. Put the seeds of your choice in a mason jar and fill it with water. Get a perforated lid, or just tie some plastic mesh over the mouth and pour the water out. Leave the jar propped with the open mouth facing down to prevent any pooling water (which lets mold grow) and rinse and repeat a couple of times a day. Alternately, put some seeds between two paper towels and dampen them. Keep them damp for a few days, and you'll have sprouts ready for any purpose.
Besides growing sprouts for eating, another important technique is soaking. Traditional cultures all developed techniques for sprouting and fermenting grains and legumes to maximize nutrition, and we can learn from them. Put the beans or grains in a nonreactive container and cover them with water, then leave them alone for a day or two at room temperature. A little unrefined sea salt is an excellent addition to the water; the minerals in the salt are converted by sprouting seeds into their bioavailable forms, meaning we get much more benefit from them. Hard water makes more nutritious sprouts for the same reason. A little bit of fermented pickle brine (you make your own pickles, right?) whey or yogurt are both good choices for adding acidity to the water, which is important to sprouting. Both also allow for lacto-fermentation of the seeds, which is especially effective, and since you make your pickles with sea salt, that's already taken care of. Just soak grain overnight or longer at room temperature with a spoon of yogurt or live brine, and then cook it normally (though it will need less water because the soak will have partially hydrated it). Save a little of the enzyme-rich soaking water for the next batch, and it will have a head start on breaking down the bran, since probiotics also produce phytase. Coarse corn meal soured this way for 24-48 hours and then prepared as polenta cooks in no time and has an extra tangy layer of flavor that improves the result.
Whole sprouted wheat or rye berries can be cooked like risotto. Sprouted chickpeas make better hummus and falafel. Sprouted grain bread can easily be made by sprouting grains, grinding them into a paste (don't add water; they've absorbed enough) then adding a bit of yeast or starter, some salt, and letting it rise. "The predigesting process actually sweetens grain," Domenico adds, "and fermentation enhances flavor as well as nutrition." Rye has lots of phytase, and ferments quickly; add some rye berries to other grains (especially rice) when soaking them. Nuts are a bit tricky; hard to germinate, Domenico recommends soaking them overnight, then dehydrating them with some salt and then roasting them to add flavor. Soak sesame seeds overnight and then make tahini or dehydrate or roast them and then grind them with sea salt to make gomasio, an excellent Japanese condiment. When dealing with whole-grain flour, which cannot be germinated, the solution is to make sourdough bread that ferments at least overnight, using a wild yeast starter instead of commercial yeast. Besides making the bread much more nutritious and digestible, it also improves the flavor; the difference in taste between a loaf of bread or a pizza crust that has soured for two days in the fridge between rising and baking is night and day.
Sprouting makes more food available to people who have dietary restrictions. The glycemic index of foods drops when they're sprouted; the carbohydrates are converted to soluble fiber and sugars. People with gluten intolerance can digest sprouted grains far more easily, in much the same way that the lactose-intolerant can eat fermented cheeses. In many ways, though, the health benefits of sprouting are invisible; since most of the problems associated with long-term consumption of anti-nutrients are chronic and slow to develop, there's no immediately visible payoff. But stressing cure over prevention and the desire for instant gratification is a big part of the pill-popping problem in our approach to health as a society. Wouldn't it be easier to not get diabetes or osteoporosis in the first place?
There are real culinary benefits to sprouting, too. Herbs like cilantro, parsley, and chives make excellent microgreens for salads or garnishes. Try sprouting fenugreek (a legume) for a wonderful bright taste that works on any Asian dish. Mustard seeds, fennel, cumin, caraway: If you use the spice in your cooking, use the sprouts as well. These are vibrant, healthy, living foods that can be in constant supply all year long in even the smallest kitchen. And the flavors change, too; we use cilantro and coriander to refer to two different stages in one plant's life cycle, and they taste different. A sprout splits the difference between herb and spice, opening up new possibilities.
Sprouting does take a little time, and you need to pay attention, but the payoff is significant. It's a great teaching tool for kids as well—hell, put them in charge of it. Even if you don't sprout, at least soak everything overnight with a little acidic culture added; it begins the germination process and makes a big difference to the nutrition. This is something many of us already do, putting some beans in water to cook the next day. Just do it with your rice, too, and maybe start two days ahead, changing the water a few times. Your body will thank you.
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"You come here, and you think that's not the Chicago River, that's not the Gulf of Mexico, that's not the Atlantic Ocean. It's Lake Michigan." —Alex Reiner of Westport, Connecticut
The shore of Lake Michigan, just a three-minute walk from the dorms and the journalism school, is dotted with dogs, sunbathers, volleyball players — and cherubs.
"The waves aren't huge, and it's not super noisy," said Ananya Panchal of Los Altos, California. "There's just the right amount of people, and the waves have just the right amount of force where when they crash on the beach — it's a really calming noise."
Recreational Activities:
The shore and grassy Lakefill — a man-made expansion of the campus on the lake — provide ample space for swimming, Frisbee, volleyball, football, sunbathing and Spikeball. (To play this popular college game, two-person teams slam a ball into a net to make it unreturnable.)
"We usually have a steady rotation at the beach. So we'll Spikeball for about 30 minutes or so, and then we'll go swimming in the lake to cool off, and then we'll do it about five more times," said Max Hayes of Lake Forest, Illinois. "It's a good way to spend a Saturday."
Fourth of July:
Cherubs gather at 9 p.m. on the Lakefill grass to watch the fireworks over the lake.
"It was very pretty because I liked being able to see the contrast of the fireworks on top and the light shining on the lake," said Olivia Cohen of Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
Junior Junior Olympics:
The 82 cherubs, divided into eight instructor groups, arrived in the evening at the Lakefill to compete in tug of war, dizzy bat and wheelbarrow racing with the backdrop of the sun setting over the city.
"The lake provided great scenery because we could look out on the water as were struggling to pretend to be athletes, and it also provided for great cool weather as we sweated our little hearts out," said Sarah Fernandez of Las Vegas.
Favorite lake memories:
"About five or six times I've been on a run around the Lakefill. You're completely wiped out, and you see this great view of just being alongside the water, and that's just unlike any other run I've been on." — Sam Heller of New York
"We came across this boat painted like a watermelon, and I literally thought it was just about the cutest thing ever. It was super summery and encapsulated the happiness and completed the picture of what the lake truly means to me." — Jilly Rolnick of Hillsborough, California
"This one night we just played volleyball on the grass barefoot. This was also the night before the Fourth of July, so we started hearing fireworks. Immediately we ran to the bridge on the lake and sat down and watched the fireworks. It was a great ending to our night." — Allison Ugarte of Miami
"We went there once for sunrise. Oh, my gosh. It was so early, and we were all so tired. It was a magical moment. There were a couple clouds, but it was OK because they were highlighted by the colors. The clouds covered the sunrise, but there was a little burning ball of fire that we could see from behind the clouds." — Kayla Guo of Long Island, New York
"Once I finally jumped in and felt the water hit my face, it was like nothing I've ever experienced before. The sand here, you'd think we were in Jamaica when you're on this beach. Just the sand, so smooth, almost fluffy. You like when it gets stuck to you when you're all wet. I really like how it feels between my toes when I'm playing some Spikeball. You're not afraid to dive and land on a rock. When you dive here, it's like landing on the clouds." —Alex Reiner of Westport, Connecticut


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Enterprise Leadership: Connecting Across the Organization (St. Louis)
- SchoolWashington University in St. Louis, Olin Business School
- FormatIn person
- All dates June 3-5, 2019
- Duration 3 days
- Price $2,760
- CategoryLeadership
About the course
Learn how to become a more empathetic, mindful and cross-organizational leader. A growing body of research suggests that empathy and perspective-taking are powerful leadership tools that broaden ones capacity to understand differing perspectives and respond with appropriate measure. This three-day course focuses on several key elements that help you connect with individuals at all levels of your organization, improving your ability to influence, organize, and motivate others towards a common purpose. You will practice techniques to enable greater enterprise leadership capacity and you'll identify opportunities to improve outcomes through a variety of empathetic leadership frameworks.
Learning outcomes
- Understand what empathy is and why it is important for modern leadership
- Examine the appropriate application of empathy and its potential limits
- Apply principles of team building and efficacy that are linked to appropriate application of perspective-taking and empathy techniques
- Understand your personal tendencies, how they play out in a variety of contexts, and how best to set the proper tone in differing situations
Please note that instructors are subject to change and not all instructors teach in each session of the program.
Paul Paese
Paul Paese has been an adjunct faculty member at Olin since 1999. In addition to coaching and teaching at the graduate level, Paul works with executives, groups, and organizations to improve leader and team effectiveness. His past employment as a full-time professor enabled Paul to sharpen his expertise and share his knowledge by publishing numerous articles on organizational behavior. After 18 years in academia, Paul left his tenured position and founded PMC. A gifted educator, Paul brings to his consulting well-honed expertise and exceptional skill as a coach and facilitator. These skills are complemented by Paul's commitment to practical learning and his passion for helping leaders and teams maximize their potential.
Andrew Knight
Prior to joining Olin in 2010, Professor Knight was a founding member of a healthcare analytics firm, leading its Research and Development function.
Area of Expertise: Organizational Behavior
Research Interests: Groups and teams, Affect, Relationships, Entrepreneurship, Healthcare
Selected Publications:
- "Resources and relationships in entrepreneurship: An exchange theory of the development and effects of the entrepreneur-investor relationship", Academy of Management Review, with L. Huang, 2016
- "Using recurrence analysis to examine group dynamics", Group Dynamics: Theory, Research, and Practice, with D. Kennedy, S. McComb, 2016
- "Group affect", Annual Review of Organizational Behavior and Organizational Psychology, Issue 2, 21-46, with S. Barsade, 2015
- "Positive is usually good, negative is not always bad: The effects of group affect on social integration and task performance", Journal of Applied Psychology, 1214-1227, with N. Eisenkraft, 2015
- "Mood at the midpoint: Affect and change in exploratory search over time in teams that face a deadline", Organization Science, 99-118, 2015
- "Who defers to whom and why? Dual pathways linking demographic differences and dyadic deference to team effectiveness", Academy of Management Journal, 59-84, with A. Joshi, 2015
- "Get Up, Stand Up: The Effects of a Non-Sedentary Workspace on Information Elaboration and Group Performance", Social Psychological and Personality Science, 910-917, with M. Baer, 2014
- "Shared Attention Increases Mood Infusion", Journal of Experimental Psychology: General, 123-130, with G. Shteynberg, J. Hirsh, A. Galinsky, 2014
- "When Team Members' Values Differ: The Moderating Effects of Team Leadership", Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes, with K. Klein, J. Ziegert, B. Lim, J. Saltz, 2011
- "Dynamic Delegation: Hierarchical, Shared and Deindividualized Leadership In Extreme Action Teams", Administrative Science Quarterly, 590-621, with K. Klein, J. Ziegert, Y. Xiao, 2006
Academic/Professional Activities:
- Editorial Review Board Member, Academy of Management Journal
- Editorial Review Board Member, Group & Organization Management
- Editorial Review Board Member, Organization Science
- Editorial Review Board Member, Small Group Research
- Luke Vincent Powers Memorial Lecture, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (Harvard Medical School teaching hospital), 2015
- Olin Award for Research that Transforms Business (for "Who defers to whom?"), 2015
- ASQ Award for Scholarly Contribution (for "Dynamic Delegation"), Administrative Science Quarterly, 2012
- Best Paper Based on a Dissertation (for "Mood at the midpoint"), Academy of Management Organizational Behavior Division, 2011
- Graduate Fellowship for Teaching Excellence, University of Pennsylvania, 2006
- Penn Prize for Excellence in Teaching by Graduate Students, University of Pennsylvania, 2006
Personal Interests:
- Music


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By Brenda Bethman
Technically, this post is not really about technology (although Sandberg does work at Facebook) — but it is about women, which is the other focus of this blog. And it's cheating a bit as it's a cross-post from my personal blog, but it's April and I'm sick, so it will have to do. Enjoy!! And join us tomorrow and May 14 on Twitter to talk about the book.
If you've been conscious and tuned in to the media at all over the last 6 weeks or so, you have probably heard that Sheryl Sandberg, COO at Facebook, wrote a book that people are talking about (just a bit). You may also have heard that there is a fair amount of disagreement in feminist circles about Sandberg's book and whether it's helpful or harmful to women.
We at #femlead decided these were questions worth pursuing — so the next two #femlead chats (4/30 and 5/14) were be dedicated to a discussion of Lean In as well as the discussion around it. The chats will be facilitated by me and the fabulous Liana Silva. We hope you can join us and below are some links in case you want to do some pre-reading.
Joan C. Williams and Rachel W. Dempsey, "The Rise of Executive Feminism" in HBR
Anne Marie Slaughter's review in the NYT
"Lean In and One Percent Feminism" in Truthout
"Feminism's Tipping Point: Who Wins from Leaning In?" in Dissent
Jill Filipovic, "Sheryl Sandberg is More of a Feminist Crusader.." in The Guardian
Catherine Rottenberg "Hijacking Feminism" on AlJazeera
Jessica Bennett, "I Leaned In: Why Sheryl Sandberg's 'Circles' Actually Help," in New York Magazine
"On Lean-ing In" at Racialicious
"Sheryl Sandberg's "Lean in" Message Not Enough for Women, Especially Professional Latinas" at Huffington Post
"The Feminist Mystique" in The Economist
Joan Walsh, "Trashing Sheryl Sandberg" at Slate
"Questioning Sheryl Sandberg: We're Not "Trashing," We're Exploring" at The Broad Side
Tressie McMillan Cottom "Lean In Litmus Test: Is This For Women Who Can Cry At Work?"
Elsa Walsh, "Why Women Should Embrace a 'Good Enough' Life" in the Washington Post
Originally published at http://brendabethman.com/2013/04/22/lean-in-with-femlead/


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Peaches and cream crumble cake
Serves 10-12 | prep 25 mins | total time
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Serves 10-12 | prep 25 mins | total time
This cheesecake-swirled, crumble-topped cake is scrumptious served warm as a pud, or with coffee for a mid-morning treat
Nutritional information (per serving)
- 250g self-raising flour
- 1 tsp ground cinnamon
- 125g soft butter
- 125g light brown sugar
- 25g skin-on almonds, roughly chopped
- 100g full-fat soft cheese
- ½ tsp vanilla extract
- 1 tbsp caster sugar
- 2 ripe peaches
- 3 medium eggs, beaten
- 150ml soured cream
Step by step
Get ahead
Keeps for up to 3 days in an airtight container
- Preheat the oven to 180°C, fan 160°C, gas 4. Line the base and sides of a deep 23cm round cake tin or springform tin with baking paper.
- Sift the flour, cinnamon and a pinch of salt into a mixing bowl. Rub in the butter until the mixture is crumbly, then stir in the sugar. Measure out 50g of the mixture into a small bowl for the topping and stir in the almonds.
- Combine the soft cheese, vanilla and sugar in another bowl until smooth, then set aside. Stone and roughly chop or slice the peaches.
- Mix the eggs and soured cream into the remaining flour mixture to make a batter, then pour this into the prepared cake tin. Dollop in spoonfuls of the soft cheese mixture, then lightly swirl through the cake mixture.
- If the peaches are very juicy, pat them dry on kitchen paper, then scatter over the top of the cake. Top with the crumble mixture, then bake for 45-50 minutes or until a skewer inserted in the centre comes out clean. Cool in the tin for 15 minutes, then remove and transfer to a wire rack to finish cooling. Cut into wedges to serve.
Tip Out of season, use a 411g tin peach slices in juice, drained and patted dry. You can mix and match the fruit and nuts – try plums, nectarines, hazelnuts or pecans, or a mix of pumpkin and sunflower seeds. You can also bake this cake in a 20cm square tin for the same time, or in a 20 x 30cm traybake tin for 35-40 minutes.
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Naughty Dog on Lost Legacy & and the future of Uncharted: "I wouldn't say it's the end."
Uncharted and The Last of Us studio Naughty Dog has been clear on one thing – Uncharted 4 was the end of Nathan Drake's story. The famed treasure hunter does not even get a cameo in the upcoming Uncharted spin-off Lost Legacy to avoid undoing anything from the last game's ending.
Instead, Lost Legacy gives the limelight over to two of Uncharted's fan-favourite side-characters – Nadine Ross and Chloe Frazer – as they team up to take on their own adventure.
But Lost Legacy was always planned as something a little extra – first as a downloadable chapter, now expanded into a full game. But how big a game? And what's next? Is this only the first such side-adventure planned? We chatted to Lost Legacy's creative director and writer Shaun Escayg at E3 last week for more on the game, and to find out whether Naughty Dog will continue the blockbuster series further without its lead star.
Lost Legacy looks up to the quality fans now expect from Naughty Dog – but you guys are also working on The Last of Us 2. How many people are working on Lost Legacy now? How much of the studio?
Escayg: Right now, the studio's focus is Lost Legacy. We have a truly ambitious schedule. The Last of Us [project] is working but at a lot slower pace right now. The entire team is on Lost Legacy – that's a couple hundred of us strong.
Read the rest of the interview on Eurogamer.net


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Year 2019 Stock no. 13128
Brand new and under 5 year Rolex warranty to April 2024, this 40mm Yachtmaster sports the famous solid platinum bezel that is perfectly complemented by the rhodium grey dial and bright blue seconds hand. The large Chromalight markers provide exceptional legibility whilst the sturdy Oyster bracelet (and easylink clasp) keep things secure and comfortable.
Stock No. 13128
Year: 2019
Ref.: 116622
Material: Stainless Steel
Size: Large 40mm
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Waterproof: 100m
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Dear Friends and Colleagues,
Dave Matthews Band (here is a way to put people into factions) has a song called "Pig." In it, Dave sings: "Don't burn the pig. Don't throw the day away."
With this in mind, we don't want to jump ahead of the cornucopia of ways to get involved, learn something, and make a difference this Earth Week that the Environmental Law Society has put together. Or the fact that it's beautiful beach weather outside. RIGHT. NOW.
But speaking of beaches, Hurricane Irene left a whole slew of them along Route 14, and ELS, Phi Alpha Delta and the White River Partnership are teaming up this Saturday to clean them up from 12-3 p.m. Anyone interested, please come by Oakes during those times to lend a hand. Gloves and boots are recommended. Bags and inspiring words will be provided.
1L Colleague Robert Harper has been good enough to commit his truck to moving our piles of rubbish back to the lower Oakes Parking Lot towards the end of the day. But we're expected a big haul, so if anyone else has an open-bed pickup, we would love to have to you on the team.
Please consider making a few trips back and forth for a great local environmental cause!
Jeffrey Fucci
Vice Justice, Phi Alpha Delta
Vice President Elect, Student Bar Association
Vermont Law School
(201) 245-1164


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Impaired driving can cause permanent disability and even death to the accident victim. It brings extreme pain and suffering for the surviving family members of the accident victim. Impaired driving, you may call it driving under the influence or driving while intoxicated, is considered a serious offence across the United States and the offenders are punished according to the laws of the state. If a person is caught driving under the influence, the authorities may suspend the driving license of the driver, confiscate the vehicle and impose other strict penalties as well.
In a recent two vehicle fatal collision, a man from Kentucky was arrested and charged with first degree driving under the influence along with failure to wear a seatbelt. The unfortunate accident occurred on Saturday night, just six miles east of Burkesville on KY 90. According to preliminary investigation report of Kentucky State Police, the man from Burkesville was driving a 2000 Ford eastbound on KY 90, while crossing into the oncoming westbound lane, he hit head on a 2012 Nissan. The head-on collision was so powerful that the driver of the Nissan and a passenger, were both declared dead at the scene. The driver of the causing vehicle was taken to the nearby hospital and treated for minor injuries.
Driving under the influence may cause accidents, which may result in severe injuries and even death. Victims may sustain head and neck injuries, spinal cord injury, disfigurement and even wrongful death. Many times, the victim is the single bread-winner for the family.
It is the responsibility of the drivers to ensure safety on the road for the other motorists, bicyclists and pedestrians. In cases of accidents involving drunk driving, the victim and their family members are entitled to receive monetary compensation from those who are at fault. The compensation may include future medical expenses, loss of wages, mental suffering due to physical disability, loss of companionship in the case of a wrongful death of the victim and other damages. However, recovery of compensation in an accident case requires detailed proof of the losses undergone and involved. A legal professional may assist doing all these and filing a wrongful death claim.


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Quick Links
The life-enriching capacity of your YMCA is only possible because of the many supporters that have ensured the Y's continued success. The YMCA of Greater Saint John Endowment Fund was created to grow and invest funds, which will provide for the future of the YMCA of Greater Saint John. The Endowment Fund is a critical part of planning so that the Y remains strong, viable and responsive in the future.
With a gift of $25,000 or greater, you may establish a named endowment in honour of a loved one or in honour of your family.Arrangements can be made with YMCA staff for both current or deferred gifts. Named endowments allow friends and family members to make tribute gifts, in memoriam gifts, and special occasion gifts as well (birthdays and anniversaries).
For more information, please contact:
Kristen Wheaton-Clayton, CFRE
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St John's Catholic Church, Butler, Alabama – Address, Contacts, Location
St John's Catholic Church is located in 401 East Pushmataha Street, Butler and belongs to the Archdiocese of Mobile in Alabama 36904, United States of America (USA).
Street Address: 401 East Pushmataha Street,
|Belongs to the Archdiocese of Mobile
|Google Map Coordinates
|32.090223, -88.216919
St John's Catholic Church Butler Mass Schedule
Sunday Mass 8:30 AM
Weekday Mass 8:00 AM Thursday
St John's Catholic Church Butler Parish Office Days and Hours
Pending update
Parish Confession Days and Time
Before all Masses.
St John's Catholic Church Butler Chapel Adoration Schedule
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Parish Short History
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MTT Conducts Mahler's Ninth Symphony
San Francisco Symphony
Program: Mahler/Symphony No. 9 in D Major.
This is what SF/Arts curator Jesse Hamlin has to say about MTT Conducts Mahler's Ninth Symphony :
Michael Tilson Thomas made his Symphony debut in '75 conducting Mahler's sweeping Symphony No. 9, and he and the orchestra take it up once more. The slow first movement "is based on a premonition of death which constantly recurs," wrote Alban Berg, who called it the most glorious Mahler wrote.
Event Info
Jun 13 → Jun 16
Thu-Sat at 8 PM, Sun at 2 PM
Thu-Sat at 8 PM, Sun at 2 PM
Davies Symphony Hall
201 Van Ness, San Francisco
Info: 415-864-6000
Venue: 864-6000


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I Love Ugly continue to impress us with their approach to the New Zealand fashion scene. They are smart people with smart designs that are presented in a way that can only bring respect for what they are doing. As their popularity continues to rise here they are also expanding impressivly across the world. I Love Ugly wears have been seen on rap icon A$AP Rocky and new comer Rita Ora recently. Everyone wants a piece, and for good reason. They make damn fiine styles for us guys.
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A look at the Oscar-winning star's iconic style
This year's award season has gifted us a different side to Lady Gaga. One we wouldn't have picked for the singer-turned-actress when she first burst onto the scene in 2008, with her debut album The Fame.
Lady Gaga's black Alexander McQueen Oscars gown and her Tiffany & Co. jewels -- the Tiffany Diamond an astronomical 128.54-carat worth $40 million -- were a far cry from her raw meat dress days.
Her seemingly subdued -- but still sleek and stylish -- look on Sunday night paid a sweet tribute Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany's, with the diamond last worn by Hepburn 58 years ago.
It wasn't wild, it wasn't bold, it wasn't bright (massive diamonds aside). She wasn't covered head-to-toe in red lace or walking the red carpet with a bow made of hair on her head, while crouched in a Hussein Chalayan egg. She was Lady Gaga without the loud elements that made her "Lady Gaga".
Gaga's garb has always been iconic and a step into uncharted style territory. Her knack for effortlessly adding theatrics to every look -- even a 10-step trip from hotel room to ride was once a history-making moment -- is the part of her schtick we've come to enjoy.
"Who is she?!" Sandra Amador, one half of Gaga's styling team asked herself when she first saw her backstage at the 2011 Grammy Awards about to make her entrance in that now-infamous 'egg'.
"I was so impressed by how fearless and daring she was. There was no one fusing music, art and fashion the way she was at that time. As a stylist, you couldn't ask for anything more than someone who pushes the envelope," she said in a Vogue UK interview.
It wasn't until 2018 that Amador and her styling partner Tom Eerebout were charged with transforming Gaga's style, taking it from stage to screen coinciding with her role in A Star Is Born.
Over the past 12 months, with her style team assisting, we've noticed a subtle departure from Gaga's statement-making looks (remember her alter-ego Jo Calderone?), to more refined, classic moments that, while polar opposites, are still satisfying our sartorial thirst.
While it would be remiss to say her evolution is complete, the Oscar-winning star is definitely venturing down an unexpected style path, one that would be mediocre if it were anyone else.
The 2019 awards season, her Oscars attire especially, has proved we've entered into a new era of Lady Gaga.
For a closer look at her evolution, keep scrolling and enjoy a feast for the eyes.
Lady Gaga wearing a periwinkle Valentino gown at the 2019 Golden Globes.
Lady Gaga in Marc Jacobs at ELLE's Women in Hollywood celebration in Los Angeles, 2018.
Lady Gaga in New York City, 2017.
Lady Gaga wearing Brandon Maxwell at the 2016 Academy Awards.
Lady Gaga in Versace at the 2014 Oscar Awards in Los Angeles.
Lady Gaga spotted in London, 2013.
Lady Gaga spotted in Santa Monica, California, 2010.


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Enter a world where 235 million years of history is brought to life. Come face to face with a wooly mammoth, encounter a mysterious crew of wooden warriors and discover a unique Iron Age sword.
36 High Street, Hull, HU1 1NE (0 miles, 1 km)
tel: 01482 300306
Join our Special Guests for a "FREE" nights entertainment as they share their personal stories, creative insights, body of work and future projects.
The Lil Drama Company, PAD Studios,, 42 High Street, Hull, HU1 1PT (0 miles, 1 km)
tel: + 44 (0)77361 99368
University of Hull, Cottingham Road, Hull, HU6 7RX (2 miles, 3 km)
tel: 01482 346311
Climb aboard at the Streetlife Museum of Transport and enjoy all the sights, sounds and smells of the past.
High Street, Hull, HU1 1NE (0 miles, 1 km)
tel: 01482 300306
The Welly Club is one of the most varied alternative music scenes around. With nights such as, Deja Vu, Twice as Nice and Eat Your Words mixing anything from Indie, Trance, Electro, Drum and Bass and much more, never one to miss.
105 - 107 Beverley Road, Hull, HU3 1TS (1 miles, 1 km)
tel: 01482 221113
Hull New Theatre has now re-opened after a £16million refurbishment. We look forward to welcoming customers old and new to see our incredible transformation.
Kingston Square, Hull, HU1 3HF (0 miles, 0 km)
tel: 01482 300300
Emerging from Hull's Central Dry Dock, also known as the South End Dry Dock, which was built in 1843 to support the cities growing shipping industry, Stage @TheDock's foundations are rooted in the past but very much looking to the future.
Wykeland House, 47 Queen St, Hull, HU1 1UU (0 miles, 1 km)
tel: 01482 304080
We are very excited to be part of the the 100 year celebration of woman gaining the right to vote.
Hull Minster, Market Place, Hull, HU1 1RR (0 miles, 0 km)
tel: 01482 224460
The Hull City Hall prides itself on presenting a kaleidoscope of first rate events, making it Hull's most versatile venue. It showcases some of the finest rock, pop, comedy and tribute bands
Queen Victoria Square, Hull, HU1 3RQ (0 miles, 0 km)
tel: 01482 300 300
Bonus Arena is a state-of-the-art, music and events complex that will allow Hull to attract large corporate conferences, exhibitions and trade tours as well as major touring concerts, stand-up comedy and family shows.
Bonus Arena, Myton Street, Hull, HU1 2PS (0 miles, 0 km)
tel: 01482 456224
Dinostar is Hull's Dinostar experience featuring a fascinating interactive exhibition of dinosaurs and fossils from around the world.
28-29 Humber Street, Hull, HU1 1TH (0 miles, 1 km)
tel: 01482 320424
Trinity Indoor Market, Hull, Trinity House Lane, Hull, HU1 1RS (0 miles, 1 km)
tel: 01482 225450
Hull Film Festival is back in July, celebrating its fifth annual edition with a fantastic lineup of exclusive previews and premieres from the UK and around the world.
Princes Quay, Top Deck, Hull, HU1 2PQ (0 miles, 0 km)
tel: not provided
Grange Park Lane, Willerby, Hull, HU10 6EA (5 miles, 8 km)
tel: 01482 672806
193-203 George Street, Hull, HU1 3BS (0 miles, 1 km)
tel: 01482 221133
The Circle, Walton Street, Anlaby Road, HU3 6HU (1 miles, 2 km)
tel: 01482 504600
Wilberforce House is the birthplace of William Wilberforce, Hull MP and slavery abolitionist whose campaign made the establishment of Freetown (Sierra Leone) possible.
23-25 High Street, Hull, HU1 1NE (0 miles, 1 km)
tel: 01482 300306
High Street, Old Town, Hull, HU1 1NQ (0 miles, 1 km)
tel: 01482 613902