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Whatever other reasons may explain the lack of women's voices on the nation's op-ed pages, the lack of women asking to be there is clearly part of the problem. Many opinion page editors at major newspapers across the country say that 65 or 75 percent of unsolicited manuscripts, or more, come from men.
The obvious solution, at least to Catherine Orenstein, an author, activist and occasional op-ed page contributor herself, was to get more women to submit essays. To that end Ms. Orenstein has been training women at universities, foundations and corporations to write essays and get them published.
Uproars over the sparse numbers of women in newspapers, or on news programs, in magazines, and on best-seller lists regularly erupt every couple of years. A doozy occurred in 2005, after the liberal commentator Susan Estrich and Michael Kinsley, then editor of The Los Angeles Times's opinion pages, got into a nasty scuffle over the lack of female columnists. That dustup is what motivated Ms. Orenstein to take her op-ed show on the road, which she has done with support from the Woodhull Institute, an ethics and leadership group for women.
"It's a teachable form," Ms. Orenstein said recently over coffee and eggs. "It's not like writing Hemingway. You show people the basics of a good argument, what constitutes good evidence, what's a news hook, what's the etiquette of a pitch."
Over the past 18 months several hundred women and men (though in fewer numbers) have taken the seminar, which can cost a group up to $5,000, Ms. Orenstein said (although she has also donated her services). She has not kept records, but said about two dozen former students have sent her clips of their published essays to say thank you. Suzanne Grossman at Woodhull didn't have comprehensive statistics but said that the first pilot session for a dozen women at a Woodhull retreat produced 12 op-ed articles. (Some participants wrote more than one.)
"I try to convey the idea that there is a responsibility," she said. "Op-ed pages are so enormously powerful. It's one of the few places open to the public. Where else is someone like me going to get access? It's not like I can call up the White House: 'Hello?' "
About 30 women who also are not in the habit of calling up the White House gathered Monday evening for one of Ms. Orenstein's seminars. Eighteen, mostly from nonprofit organizations, sat around a large conference table in Manhattan against a dazzling backdrop of New York City's skyline at sunset, while a dozen or so listened in through a speaker phone in Washington.
They had been invited by SheSource, an online database of women experts, financed by the White House Project, a women's leadership organization, Fenton Communications and the Women's Funding Network.
Ms. Orenstein asked: Could every woman at the large rectangular table name one specific subject that she is an expert in and say why? The author of "Little Red Riding Hood Uncloaked: Sex, Morality and the Evolution of a Fairy Tale," Ms. Orenstein began by saying, "Little Red Riding Hood" and writing the words in orange marker on an oversize white pad.
Of the next four women who spoke, three started with a qualification or apology. "I'm really too young to be an expert in anything," said Caitlin Petre, 23.
"Let's stop," Ms. Orenstein said. "It happens in every single session I do with women, and it's never happened with men." Women tend to back away from "what we know and why we know it," she said.
Next she asked the participants why they thought it important to write op-ed articles. Women shouted: "Change the world," "shape public debate," "offer a new perspective," "influence public policy."
"You are all such do-gooders," Ms. Orenstein said laughing, "I love this." She then proceeded to create another kind of list that included fame, money, offers of books, television series and jobs.
The Rev. Dr. Katherine Hancock Ragsdale, an Episcopal priest and the executive director of Political Research Associates in Boston, frowned. "It's not why I do it," she said.
That, Ms. Orenstein declared, is a typically female response: "I never had a man say, 'That's not why I do it.' "


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A deeper dive into one poll shows what Americans really think about impeachment
Ever since his inauguration, President Trump's political opponents have been pushing to impeach him. They just hadn't found the right excuse. In other words, they knew where they wanted to end up but they just hadn't found the right vehicle to drive them down the road.
With the fuss over Ukraine, they may have found their vehicle, according to new polls.
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The latest CBS News poll headlined the findings that "Majority of Americans favor an impeachment inquiry into President Trump," 55 percent to 45 percent.
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What if it turns out there are many other headlines — and statistics — that could have been chosen from the same poll, ones that give an entirely different take on the situation?
Here's one of them: "Majority of Americans in Democrat-heavy poll favor an impeachment inquiry into President Trump."
Wouldn't most Americans looking for unbiased information want the context that the poll interviewed more Democrats than Republicans?
A check of the poll data shows it interviewed 124 more Democrats than Republicans. That's a statistically significant difference — 6 percentage points more Democrats than Republicans. Assuming, for the sake of argument, that Democrats and Republicans generally respond along party lines, a sample that looked at 6 percentage points more Republicans instead of Democrats would blow the "headline" that "a majority of Americans" favors the impeachment inquiry. It would, theoretically, change the pro-impeachment inquiry majority to a minority: 49 percent favoring the impeachment inquiry, and 51 percent opposing.
Here are several other points of context that some might find worth mentioning — though few did so in their reporting.
The CBS poll shows 58 percent say Trump does not deserve to be impeached or that it's "too soon to say." Using the same math as above, adjust that for the lopsided number of Democrats interviewed and it would theoretically become 64 percent believing that Trump doesn't deserve impeachment or it's too soon to know.
Then, 69 percent of Republicans who were asked about an impeachment inquiry say it makes them want to defend Trump. In other words, there is reason to believe the inquiry could be a motivational factor for Republicans in an election year — in a way that benefits Trump.
The CBS News poll of the Democrat-heavy sample showed that 34 percent said an impeachment inquiry during the 2020 campaign will be "better for Democrats," while 30 percent said it would be "better for Trump." But had the poll interviewed 6 percentage points more Republicans instead of Democrats, that number theoretically could tilt in favor of Trump's interest, 36 percent to 28 percent.
And, lastly, a majority of those asked — as well as a majority each of Democrats, Republicans and independents — said they think the primary goal of the Democrats' impeachment inquiry is to "politically damage Donald Trump's presidency and his reelection."
To summarize, a deep-dive into the poll stats suggests numerous other headlines could be appropriate:
"Majority of Americans in Democrat-heavy poll says Trump does not deserve to be impeached or it's 'too soon' to say."
"Most Republicans say impeachment inquiry makes them want to defend Trump."
"Most Americans, including Democrats, say main goal of impeachment inquiry is to politically damage Donald Trump's presidency and reelection."
None of this is to suggest there isn't a negative trend line for President Trump, or that any poll should be reported in a one-sided fashion on behalf of either interest. But I think we already are seeing the continuation of a trend that proved problematic in 2015 and 2016: polls being used to try to shape public opinion, rather than to measure it.
We in the media promised to self-correct after making so many mistakes covering the 2016 campaign. But it's starting to look like we're traveling the same path as we head toward 2020.
Sharyl Attkisson is an Emmy Award-winning investigative journalist, author of The New York Times best-sellers "The Smear" and "Stonewalled," and host of Sinclair's Sunday TV program "Full Measure." Follow her on Twitter @SharylAttkisson.
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Like theater, classical music also reverts to in-person performances. This week, audiences will hear an internationally renowned pianist, choirs singing pop songs in the style of English madrigals and America's oldest Bach choir.
Pianist Georges li gained international attention in 2015, when he won the silver medal at the International Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow. Li quickly gained a great international reputation and performs regularly with some of the world's greatest orchestras and conductors, such as Gergiev, Dudamel, Honeck, Petrenko, Tilson Thomas and Long Yu.
This weekend he will perform with the Allentown Symphony Orchestra in a program titled Mendelssohn's 'Italian' as part of the Symphony's Classic Series, as live symphonic music returns to Miller Symphony Hall in Allentown.
At 7:30 p.m. on Saturday and 2 p.m. on Sunday, Li will perform Brahms' explosive Piano Concerto No.1. Musical director and conductor Diane Wittry will conduct the orchestra. The program will also include Farrenc's Overture No. 1 and Mendelssohn's Symphony No. 4, âà l'italienneâ.
On Friday noon, the public will be able to meet Li during a free âmeet the artistâ session, moderated by Wittry, who will moderate the discussion on the program. Also joins the conversation with his colleague Brent Chancellor.
In recital, Li has performed at venues such as Carnegie Hall in New York, Davies Hall in San Francisco, Mariinsky Theater, Gasteig in Munich, Louvre, Seoul Arts Center and Asahi Hall in Tokyo. , as well as in major festivals, including the Edinburgh International Festival, Ravinia Festival, Easter Festival in Aix-en-Provence Festival and Montreux Festival.
Li gave his first public performance at Steinway Hall in Boston at the age of 10, and in 2011 he performed for President Barack Obama at the White House at a party honoring German Chancellor Angela. Merkel. Li received the 2016 Avery Fisher Career Fellowship and the 2012 Gilmore Young Artist Award, and was the 2010 Young Concert Artists International Auditions First Prize winner.
Tickets are $ 25 to $ 72.
2001, a choral odyssey in Albright
Live choral music will return to Albright College Arts Center in Reading at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday.
Join Albright's choral ensembles, the Lion Chorale, Leo Chorum and Roaring Lions as they embark on a journey that explores the pop music and music from films of the late 1990s and early 2000s, such as it is heard through choral music in "2001, A Choral Odyssey."
The program will include âI Want It That Wayâ, âAll My Lifeâ and âSound Offâ by Roaring Lions; "All Star" in madrigal, "Angel" and "MMMBop" by Leo Chorum; and "Hide and Seek", "Fix You" and "Gravedigger" by Roaring Chorum.
"This concert will be an epic adventure," said Jordan M. Shomper, conductor.
The choral ensembles also collaborate with the DoubleTree Hotel in the city center as performers in an immersive dining experience. Prior to each concert, Albright students will perform choral works, popular covers and their original music in the hotel bistro while guests dine.
This modern pop concert presents a repertoire exploring music from the late 1990s and early 2000s. Most of these works are edited or arranged for choral ensembles. In a few cases, the music has been arranged specifically for a choral ensemble at Albright College, including Shomper's arrangement of "MMMBop", "All My Life" by Rob Cramer and "I Want It That Way" by the President of Alayna McCarty Choir.
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The Bach Choir of Bethlehem will continue his fall Bach at Midi concerts in person at Central Moravian Church in Bethlehem.
Each concert will feature guest soloists as well as members of the Bach Choir and the Bach Festival Orchestra. Notes on the music, the composers and the Baroque period by the director of the Bach Choir, Greg Funfgeld, will provide an informative and lively introduction to each piece.
Doors will open at 11:30 a.m. on October 12 and the concert will begin at 12:10 p.m.
All members of the public will be required to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination and will be required to wear a face mask when attending a Bach Choir concert.
The program includes Johann Sebastian Bach's Concerto in A minor, BWV 593; Bach organ arrangement from Antonio Vivaldi's Concerto in A minor, Opus 3, Nr. 8 (RV 522) for two violins, strings and basso continuo and the Stabat mater by Giovanni Battista Pergolesi.
The soloists are Nola Richardson, soprano; Janna Critz, mezzo-soprano and Funfgeld, organ.
The Central Moravian Church is located at 73 W. Church St., Bethlehem.
Performances are free, but free will offerings will be accepted.
Playhouse presents 'A Gentleman's Guide to Love & Murder'
The Tony Award-winning musical "A Gentleman's Guide to Love & Murder" will run from Friday to 24 October at Pennsylvania Playhouse in Bethlehem.
The story is based on the 1907 novel "Israel Rank: The Autobiography of a Criminal" by Roy Horniman.
Monty Navarro is a young man who loses his chance when he learns from the mysterious Miss Shingle that he is descended from an aristocratic family. She tells him that her late mother was disowned by the family for running away with a Spanish musician. Now he finds out that he is the eighth in the D'Ysquith family to be Grand Earl of Highhurst Castle. As he feels his chances of surviving others are low, he decides to take revenge, kill his loved ones and rise in succession.
The show won four Tony Awards, including Best Musical in 2014.
One of the highlights of the series is the role of an actor who plays nine of the doomed heirs who achieve their ends in the most creative and humorous way.
Christopher D'Imperio plays the entire D'Ysquith family, including two women, a gay, an elderly man, a bodybuilder and a drunken pastor.
Patrick Mertz plays Monty, and his real wife, Kimberly Mertz, plays one of Monty's love interests, Sibella Hallward. Elizabeth Marsh-Gilkeson plays her other love, Phoebe D'Ysquith.
The musical features a book and lyrics by Robert L. Freedman, with music and lyrics by Steven Lutvak. Rody Gilkeson directs.
Performers are all vaccinated, so performers will not be masked, however, the performance hall is asking audience members who are not fully vaccinated to wear a mask for the duration of the show.
The show will feature period costume and set by Brett Oliveira who will recreate an early 1900s British Music Hall, complete with a pre-stage stage.
The cast also includes Geri Kery as Miss Shingle with Cindy Ernst, Evan Heger, Brian Houp, Deb Jacoby, Sophia Johnson-Grimes, Nick Madden, Andrew Maldonado, Matt Redline, Alyssa Steiner, Janelle Taylor, Ted Williams and Deven Windish .
The performances take place at 7:30 p.m. on Friday and Saturday as well as on October 15-16 and 22-23; and at 3 p.m. on Sunday and October 17 and 24. Tickets are $ 25 for adults and $ 22 for seniors and students.
Reading community players stage "Bombshell"
Celebration of women in the arts and Reading community players will present "Bombshell" at Yocum Institute for Arts Education, 3000 Penn Ave., Spring Township.
In the play, written and directed by Sue Sneeringer, Emma Solomon came to clean up her late mother's things. Lois O'Brien was a movie star in the late 1940s and left behind trinkets, costumes, books and research materials, as well as logbooks, preserved throughout her nearly 70s. years of life. Emma has long ignored the task, unwilling, and more likely unable, to cope with her mother's complicated inheritance and their unresolved relationship. The newspapers bring Lois to life, and they begin to dig into a complicated past.
Soon, Emma's daughter Shannon Moore arrives to Emma's surprise. Shannon needs to understand why Emma has kept the family story a secret. She is also hurt and needs to know why Emma has kept these important events from her. Shannon was very young when Lois died, but she fondly remembers her and longs to see the full picture of what happened.
At the heart of the matter is the fact that Lois and her screenwriter husband, Arthur Solomon, were blacklisted in the 1950s. It changed everything and sparked events that continue to impact Emma.
Masks will be compulsory for spectators.
The performances will take place at 7:30 p.m. on Friday and Saturday and at 3:00 p.m. on Sunday.
Tickets cost $ 17.50.
Free your inner opera fan returns
Berks County Opera HouseâUnleashing Your Inner Opera Fanâ from âUnleash Your Inner Opera Fanâ will return at 7 pm Friday at the Wyomissing Public Library.
In partnership with Fox Theaters, the series presents Met Live broadcasts in HD with entertaining and informative multimedia presentations.
The opera is "Boris Godunov" by Mussorgsky, and the presentation is titled "It's not always good to be a Czar or Russian history 101". The live artists are Aaron Scarberry, tenor, and Caleb Flick, pianist. The presentation will include an introduction to the Met Live HD show of "Boris Godunov", which can be seen at 12:55 pm on Saturday at Berkshire Fox in Wyomissing.
New this season is the live broadcast of the presentation.
Admission is $ 20 for adults and seniors and $ 10 for students and those under 30. Reservations are recommended. Call Berks Opera at 484-752-2462 or email [email protected] to reserve.
Enjoy Beatles Music at Zoellner
America's most unique celebration of Beatles music and muse will take place at Zoellner Arts Center in Bethlehem at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday.
The Weeklings Beatlesbash will feature former members of Styx, the original Beatlemania on Broadway, Jon Bon Jovi & The Kings of Suburbia, Southside Johnny and The Asbury Jukes and house band BeatleFest, Liverpool.
Experience a note-for-note celebration of timeless Beatles music including "Eleanor Rigby", "Something", "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band", "Back in the USSR". The event will feature a 10-piece brass and string orchestra that recreates the luxurious sounds of the original Fab Four recordings.
Masks must be worn indoors on the Lehigh University campus, regardless of immunization status.
Tickets cost $ 35 and $ 45.
Screen arts at the Williams Center for the Arts
Williams Arts Center in Easton will continue his virtual performances of âGreat Art on Screen,â a series of live-air event documentaries that take an in-depth look at the extraordinary and revolutionary masters of the art of their time. With expert scholars and remarkable storytellers, audiences travel the world to experience a global revolution in art, history and biography.
On the occasion of the 500th anniversary of the artist's birth, "Tintoretto: A Rebel in Venice" immerses the audience in the life of the last great artist of the Italian Renaissance, as told by Helena Bonham Carter, at 7 pm Monday.
Tickets are $ 15 for live access, available through the Williams Center for the Arts box office, by phone at 610-330-5009, and in line. Customers will receive a link to the event 24 hours before the virtual curtain time and a reminder one hour before.


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Los Angeles is a sprawling metropolis that is home to many suburbs that have created an identity of their own. One of those is Bellflower, a 6.2 square mile patch of land that has a history much bigger than its small size. Long before the 75,000 plus residents that make their home there today arrived, Bellflower was farmland that was worked by dairy farmers who came from as far afield as Portugal, Japan, and Holland. Another major product of that time was apples, with a number of orchards stretching between Bellflower and neighboring Paramount. The apples must have had an impact on the community, as the name of the town was derived from the bellefleur apples that were grown in the area.
That name was not the first choice of the residents, though, as the town was called Firth for a short period of time. There was also a petition in place to build a post office under the name of Somerset. The application was put forward in 1909, but the request was rejected since there was already a town of that name in Colorado. There is some dispute as to how the final name with chosen, with some claiming that the name was chosen by prominent town officials, while others claim it was just the lucky one to be pulled out of a hat full of different potential names.
The town thrived as a farming and dairy community until the end of World War II, at which point land values in and around Los Angeles began to skyrocket. Real estate developers forced the farmers further out so that they could start to build on the land. The 1950's and 60's were thriving times for Bellflower, which was incorporated in 1957. The main drag became quite the popular little shopping spot, with all manner of boutiques, diners, and art galleries featured along Bellflower Boulevard.
As you might expect, this period prompted a population boom in the area, taking Bellflower from a town to a city in a very short period of time. The great shopping and dining in the city also meant that folks from the surrounding towns and cities made Bellflower a destination location. The "Friendly City" continued to thrive for a period of time, but the desire of the residents to focus on smaller mom and pop style businesses in favor of malls and major chains almost led to the city filing for bankruptcy in the early 90's.
Bellflower is now well on the road to recovery, but it is still a place that cares about keeping its residents informed and up to date on all that is going on in the city. The city produces a great monthly newsletter known as the Bellflower Citizen and also keeps its people informed by e-mail about all that is going on. Bellflower is in the process of playing a little bit of catch up after its tough times in the 90's, but the friendly city is still a great place to visit and shop.
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This Hawaiian born son of a martial arts instructor won many karate competitions during his youth before breaking into kung fu action films during the 1990s. Marks most notable films include Only The Strong (1993), Double Dragon (1994), Kickboxer 5 (1995), Crying Freeman (1995), Drive (1997), Boogie Boy (1997) & Brotherhood Of The Wolf (2001). Mark also starred in the short-lived TV series Crow: Stairway To Heaven (1998) & in a rare appearance as a villain Mark battled Jet Li in the box office blockbuster Cradle 2 The Grave (2003).
Birth Name: Mark Dacascos
Date Of Birth: 26th February 1964
Place Of Birth: Honolulu, Hawaii USA
Height: 5 9
Hair Color: Black
Film Debut: Angel Town (1990)
Signature Role: Only The Strong (1993)
Trivia: Mark was considered for the role of Bruce Lee in the critically acclaimed biopic Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story (1993). The role was eventually given to Jason Scott Lee.
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American Idol XIV Finalist Tyanna Jones Details Finding Her Own Relationship With God, Struggles With Anxiety (Exclusive)
She had her doubts about surviving the competition created to find the best voices in the country, but at just 16, Tyanna Jones is officially leaving the "American Idol" competition with a renewed sense of faith.
Jones was handpicked out of thousands of hopefuls to sing her way to the top five contestants in the competition. Still, there can only be one winner of "American Idol XIV" and the Jacksonville, Florida, native knew that at any point she could be the next one to go.
One day before learning she was eliminated from the competition, Jones spoke to The Christian Post about her faith helping her get through the competition.
"There [are] times when I really don't know what's going on. I never [know] when I'm going to make it through," Jones told The Christian Post. "Sometimes you're more sure of yourself than other times but I would hate my performance so much that I would be like 'I'm going home.' Then I'd just pray and ask God to deal with me and help me and reveal to me and a comfort would come upon me and I would remember how blessed I already am."
The 16-year-old honed both her faith and voice in the same place, church. At just six years old, she asked her mother if she could sing in front of their church since the matriarch was supposed to do so, but was not feeling well.
"I think it's kind of like the typical started singing at a young age at a choir in church and from then on I kind of realized that's what I wanted to do for the rest of my life," Jones said.
Even though the budding singer was raised in and around the church, there comes a time when people have to get to know God for themselves aside from what they are conditioned to believe. Jones recalls a time when she really began an intimate relationship with God, after struggling with some anxiety.
"I think what really showed me [God] was personal reasons that I had struggled with like anxiety and being paranoid about things, suffering with things that I shouldn't be suffering with. Things that people my age shouldn't be worried about, I was struggling with," Jones admitted. "And one day I just got on my knees and prayed and like really, really, really, prayed and asked for forgiveness for the things that I had done that I know I should not have done. Just really crying out to God and asking Him for forgiveness, that's when it really became really reassuring to me that there is a God who wants to help me."
The high school student doesn't believe her age played much of a factor during her time on "American Idol XIV." However, she does recognize that there were differences between she and her competition.
"The only thing that set me apart from other contestants is I go to school. Some other contestants were going to school but they stopped because of this competition," Jones told CP. "The only thing I would say [set me apart] is my lack of experience going into this competition. I didn't sing at the little restaurants and the little cafes on the side of the road or anything and I didn't play any instruments but I don't think that has anything to do with the competition."
Despite what she may consider a lack of experience, Jones has received a great deal of support from her hometown. Her Westside High School in Jacksonville, Florida, is recognizing her accomplishments by honoring the singer with an event called "Tyanna Jones Day" that will include a pep rally, according to The Florida Times-Union reports.
Gregory Bostic, principal at Westside High, spoke about plans that his school had to honor their budding singer.
"We will keep the signs up in the halls for the rest of the year because Tyanna will always be our American Idol," Bostic told The Florida Times-Union.
While Jones will return to Jacksonville a different teenager than when she left, she is happy to return to her family.
"I think what [was] most challenging for me [was] being apart from my family. I think that's the main thing that actually when I sit down and think about it, I just really, really, really miss them," Jones told CP. "Missing my family, going to church with my church family and being around them ... I missed that a lot."
Although her time on the singing competition has ended, Jones making it to the top five has still qualified her to embark on the nationwide American Idol Live Tour which will give her the opportunity to perform for fans this summer. With a great deal of support and God on her side, Jones is looking forward to the path that her singing career will lead her on.
"I see myself beyond what I'm doing right now. People will say 'you're such a star you've come so far,'" Jones told CP. "And it's true but I'm not close to being what God has in store for me. So I'm just patiently waiting."


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Acer H6535i Delivers Wireless, Affordable 1080p Home Theater
Acer announced its Acer H6535i home entertainment projector is now available in the United States. This new model (3,500 ANSI lumens) offers wireless projection of movies, games and photos in Full HD to a big screen for an affordable price of $699.99 MSRP.
This DLP LED projector with HDMI input can project a giant 25 foot image from a distance of up to 36 feet with a high 3,500 lumens brightness. Paired with a wireless dongle2, it projects content wirelessly from a smartphone or PC. Miracast3 support allows quick and seamless screen mirroring without installing an extra app. HDMI, VGA and USB ports connect to Android3 devices for easily sharing travel photos or home videos.
"Priced affordably, our newest projector lets more people experience the thrill of enjoying movies and more on a big screen from the comfort of home," said Ronald Lau, Acer America director – stationary products. "It's bright enough for projecting content in ambient light and works wirelessly with a variety of devices."
The 20,000:1 contrast ratio delivers vivid images. Even dark scenes are clearly displayed with no loss of detail thanks to DynamicBlack™ technology, which improves image contrast by analyzing on-screen content frame-by-frame, then dynamically adjusting lamp power to optimize black levels. A 1.2X zoom ratio maximizes positioning options for the projector, while four corner correction quickly and easily adjusts corners to eliminate distortion. Integrated ColorBoost3D technology features an optimized 6-segment color wheel, advanced lamp illumination and powerful image processing to deliver excellent color reproduction and saturation without sacrificing brightness. In addition, ColorSafe II prevents color decay even after thousands of hours of use. To help prevent eye fatigue, the Acer H6535i has Acer BlueLightShield, an adjustable filter to reduce blue light emissions up to 30 percent. It features three filter levels to accommodate different usage scenarios.
The Acer H6535i delivers a good return on investment with a long product lifespan of up to 10,000 hours in ECO mode4 and up to 15,000 hours in ExtremeECO mode. It's also outfitted with a 2W speaker and comes with a remote control.5
The Acer H6535i home entertainment projector is available at online retailers in the United States for $699.99 (MSRP).


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Despite Tight Margins, U.S. Ethanol Output Soars
Earlier in the month, U.S. ethanol output soared at its fastest rate in five months, with U.S. corn ethanol producers producing 969,000 barrels per day according to the Energy Information Administration (EIA) despite tight margins.
"We had expected a rise of 1-2%," said Jerrod Kitt, analyst at Linn Group, while rival Chicago broker Futures International forecast a drop of some 4,000 barrels a day, according to Agrimoney. However, the U.S. ethanol industry increased production by 25,000 barrels per day, or 2.6% week on week.
This spike happened just one day after Archer Daniels Midland (ADM) reported a larger-than-expected decline of 78% in operating profits for the third quarter to $40 million, with ADM chief executive, Jose Luciano saying, "We continue to confront very weak industry ethanol margins."
Data from the EIA also indicates that U.S. ethanol inventories climbed at a historically high pace, by nearly 500,000 barrels to 18.77 million barrels as a result of the uptick in production. But when looking at inventories based on day of usage, these stockpiles are being considered "just adequate, not burdensome," according to Kitt.


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The New Zealand sharemarket stayed stubbornly flat but storm clouds surround marketer a2 Milk as it fell a further 5 per cent and more to a new low.
The S&P/NZX 50 Index slipped 30.11 points or 0.24 per cent to 12,620.52, after trading in a narrow range of 12,592.77 to 12,693.15. There were 80 gainers and 58 decliners over the whole market on solid volume of 46.58 million share transactions worth $194.92 million.
Struggling a2 Milk, once a market darling, plunged 44c or 5.57 per cent to $7.46 on trade worth $13m, and looks in danger of falling out of the prestigious MSCI New Zealand Index because of its current price.
Hit with management changes, and a depressed daigou sales channel because of Covid-19, a2 Milk went on a slippery slide from $19.92 on August 20 last year. It seemingly steadied in late December at $12.20 but then continued to fall well below $8.
The MSCI index is being rebalanced in May and data is currently being collected over the last 10 trading days of April. Stocks are added or removed by analysts to ensure that the index still acts as an effective equity benchmark for the market it represents.
"If a2 Milk falls out of the index – we don't know yet – then passive fund managers who track the index will have to sell," said Dan Stratful, investment adviser with Forsyth Barr. "There may be more selling in a2 as investors like to get ahead of the curve. It's a bit of a worry for a2 Milk."
The MSCI index has seven New Zealand constituents – Fisher and Paykel Healthcare, Auckland International Airport, Spark, Meridian, a2 Milk, Ryman Healthcare and Mercury. They represent 85 per cent of the NZX's total market capitalisation, and Fisher and Paykel has the highest index weighting at 30.59 per cent, with a2 Milk fifth at 10.59 per cent.
There were further challenges for a2 Milk. Its Australian competitor Nuchev, which produces goat milk, has just reported a slight decrease in its third-quarter revenue, with a fall in orders through the daigou channel.
Stratful said this creates further uncertainty, and the Nuchev quarterly update rubs off on a2 Milk.
Fisher and Paykel Healthcare balanced a2 Milk's latest fall by rising 68c or 1.95 per cent to $35.48 on trade worth $21.4m to keep the index steady. Fisher and Paykel, which supplies respiratory devices, is no doubt benefiting from Covid outbreaks in places like India, and it is getting closer to its all-time high of $37.68 achieved on August 28 last year.
Quiet performer Skellerup Holdings increased 8c or 1.83 per cent to $4.44; Freightways was up 7c to $11.10; Mainfreight gained $1.13 to $69.60; Seeka rose 22c or 4.11 per cent to a new two-year high $5.57; and Briscoe Group picked up 8c to $5.60.
The leading energy stocks are finding it hard to settle following the exchange traded funds selling and the impact of the low hydro storage levels. Meridian fell 20c or 3.51 per cent to $5.49, but Mercury rose 16c or 2.35 per cent to $6.975 and Genesis, increased 7c or 2.07 per cent to $3.45.
Re-opening stocks SkyCity Entertainment rose 8c or 2.35 per cent to $3.48; Millennium & Copthorne Hotels New Zealand increased 6c or 2.47 per cent to $2.49; but Auckland International Airport was down 12c to $7.36.
Other gainers were NZX up 5c or 2.44 per cent to $2.10; Summerset Group Holdings gaining 11c to $12.11; Livestock Improvement Corporation, conducting a roadshow, rising 5c or 4.76 per cent to $1.10; Comvita collecting 8c or 2.41 per cent to $3.40; and Argosy Property up 2.5c or 1.67 per cent to $1.52.
Fletcher Building was down 10c to $7.20; Ebos Group fell 66c or 2.23 per cent to $28.94; Chorus lost 7c to $6.69; Napier Port declined 8c or 2.23 per cent to $3.51; Serko slipped 19c or 2.75 per cent to $6.71; Plexure Group shed 4c or 4.65 per cent to 82; and Investore Property decreased 3c to $2.06.
Asset Plus reported that the revaluation of its $172m portfolio was neutral for the six months ending March, with gains from their Auckland Graham St and Stodard Rd properties offset by the Christchurch Eastgate shopping centre valuation loss. Asset Plus's share price slipped 0005c to 33c.
Insurer Tower announced global rating specialists, A.M. Best, has reaffirmed its financial strength at A-, and Tower's share price gained 1c to 88c.
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Don't you worry about Jesus finding you in the crowd of humanity.
"Jesus entered Jericho and was passing through. A man was there by the name of Zaccheaus; he was a chief tax collector and was wealthy. He wanted to see who Jesus was, but because he was short he could not see over the crowd. So he ran ahead and climbed a sycamore-fig tree to see him, since Jesus was coming that way. When Jesus reached the spot, he looked up and said to him, "Zacchaeus, come down immediately. I must stay your house today."
Are we willing to let Jesus call us by name out of the crowd , inviting us to join him?
One person said upon reflecting on the Zacchaeus story, "Jesus did not make demands, but in Jesus company Zacchaeus wanted to change and offer himself totally to Jesus."
Indeed, at his home, Zacchaeus stood up and said to Jesus, "Look, Lord! Here and now I give half of my possessions to the poor, and if I have cheated anybody out of anything, I will pay back four times the amount."


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Please read this policy carefully. By visiting a Co-Alliance web site and using the services provided on that site, you are indicating your agreement as to the use of your personal information as set out in this Policy. This policy does not apply to any other Co-Alliance services or dealings with users or customers and does not apply to third-party sites which may be linked to the Co-Alliance site.
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Co-Alliance web sites collect personally identifiable information only from individuals who voluntarily choose to provide the information through the web site. (In this Policy the foregoing information is referred to as "Personal Information.") That Personal Information may be collected in several different ways:
Some sites may permit users to request a "user i.d." and password which can be used on future visits to the site. Visitors to the site may be asked to supply their name, geographic location and some information about their business or occupation or other reason for interest in the site. In addition, some sites permit users to supply an e-mail address to sign up for Co-Alliance newsletters. Other sites may include feedback or comment forms whereby users can submit questions or comments to Co-Alliance. (In this Policy, the foregoing information is referred to as "User Information.")
Some sites may permit users to enter into transactions with Co-Alliance or to take advantage of services provided by Co-Alliance to its customers through that site. On such sites, users will be required to provide detailed information necessary to enable Co-Alliance to process the transaction and to provide the goods or services requested by the visitor. Visitors may be requested to provide financial information, including credit card or bank information, in connection with such transactions.
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The Benefits of Breastfeeding
That snapback body is obtainable, thanks to breastfeeding
When it comes to being a mother, our top priority is raising a healthy child. It is the sole reason why I chose to breastfeed. After seeing the bond my sister and nephew formed, I was sold. I also paid close attention to the health benefits of breastfeeding. All things considered, I was convinced that this was the best choice for my little boy. I found out that nursing your child is not only beneficial for your baby but for your body as well. I can also credit most of my "bounce-back" body to breastfeeding. So, allow me to tell you about my experience in breastfeeding, and then I'll hit you with the facts.
When I held my baby boy in my arms for the first time, he immediately began giving the cues for feeding. Without any help from the nurses, he latched on successfully and I had no trouble at all. (Lucky, right?) However, it soon became painful and a bit difficult after my breasts became engorged. He was nursing constantly and my nipples started to become sore and cracked. Nonetheless, after 3 ½ days my milk finally came in and it was pretty much smooth sailing after that, give or take a few restless nights.
While I understand not everyone has the same experience with their first attempt at breastfeeding, and it may be down right impossible for others to do so, I was proud of myself for not giving up. It was important for me to give it a try, and I'm happy I did so.
After delivery, it takes 3-4 days for your milk to come in for first-time moms. It can be sooner for women who have other children. But before that, your body initially produces colostrum. This 'liquid gold' is a sticky, sweet milk that is packed with vitamins and antibodies that your body makes to feed your baby. Expressing this milky substance can also help your cracked and sore nipples that you may experience in the first couple of days. After your milk comes in, breastfeeding should soon begin to get easier.
Your body
When you hear talk about breastfeeding, you usually always hear how good it is for the baby. No one ever really discusses the benefits for the mamas. I'm here to do just that.
- Every time you breastfeed your body releases those 'feel good' endorphins that give you a natural high feeling. This is also linked to why breastfeeding mamas are less likely to experience postpartum depression.
- Breastfeeding keeps your iron at great levels. Most breastfeeding mamas don't have a menstrual cycle every month so the iron in your blood is restored back since it can get significantly low due to pregnancy.
- You don't have a period!! Yes, ladies, you read that correctly. While your body makes milk, it suppresses your reproductive hormones. This causes you not to ovulate. Thus, no period.
- You burn more calories making milk and your uterus contracts every time you breastfeed. This results in your uterus shrinking back down to original size a lot quicker than women who don't nurse.
- It's free!! On average, a breastfeeding mother saves $1700 on milk in the first year of a baby's life. (Excluding pump, bottles, etc.)
- It lowers your risk of ovarian cancer and breast cancer.
- Lastly, it saves you time on making and cleaning bottles and sterilizing nipples in the middle of the night.
Benefits for the baby
- Breast milk has the perfect balance of vitamins, fats, and calories that babies need. It's also easier to digest than formula.
- It lowers the risk of SIDS (sudden infant death syndrome).
- It lowers the risk of the baby developing asthma, allergies, respiratory illness, and ear infections.
- Breastfed babies have been linked to having a higher IQ.
I can go on and on about how great it is for your body and for your baby, but I simply encourage you mom-to-be(s) out there to just give it a try. It can be challenging at first but don't give up because it is definitely rewarding in the end.
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Three pro-Hindu state forces close to mergerRastriya Prajatantra Party, RPP (Prajatantrik) and Unified RPP (Nationalist) have intensified the process to form an alternative democratic and nationalist force by November 23
Anil Giri
Three right-wing political parties—Rastriya Prajatantra Party, RPP (Prajatantrik) and Unified RPP (Nationalist)—have intensified the process to form what they call an alternative democratic and nationalist force before November 23.
Following ideological differences within the Kamal Thapa-led RPP, Prakash Chandra Lohani and Pashupati Shumsher Rana had left the party in March and August last year respectively. Lohani went on to form the RPP (Nationalist) while Rana pieced together a group called RPP (Prajatantrik).
The main reason behind the merger between these forces, whose fundamental political ideology was restoring the Hindu state and a kind of monarchy, is an existential crisis. All the three outfits are struggling to retain their cadres in the context of the emergence of the Nepal Communist Party (NCP) as the largest political force and aggressive organisational build-up of the Nepali Congress of late.
Another motive behind the coming together of the right-wing parties is said to be to counter the leftist political forces in Nepal, ultimately by joining hands with the opposition NC and other like-minded groups.
The conservative forces had a significant presence in the second Constitution Assembly elected in 2013. When they went to the elections as disintegrated forces last year, only one of their candidates won a federal parliamentary seat, with the backing of the ruling communist party.
All of them have lost the national party status, failing to cross the 3 percent vote threshold.
Talks between party Chairmen Thapa, Rana and Lohani in the past few weeks and on Tuesday have reportedly been fruitful, with the three deciding to intensify talks for early unification. The groups led by Rana and Thapa hailed the discussion between the top leaders on Tuesday afternoon as a "positive" step towards merger. Thapa held talks with Lohani a week ago to set the tone for unification.
"I can't divulge the details but our talks have been positive," said Rana. "I hope we can unite the parties after Tihar if we settle all the disputed issues between us."
Both the parties described the meeting between Rana and Thapa as an important step towards building a larger democratic and nationalist force saying that both sides have agreed to lead the negotiations to a positive outcome.
Rana and Lohani are also slated to meet this week, following which trilateral talks between Thapa, Rana and Lohani will be held.
All the three splinter groups have agreed to hold a unity convention within six months. "The convention will set the party's principal political ideology," said Mohan Shrestha, the RPP spokesman.
Ideologically, restoration of the Hindu state and monarchy will be the fundamental principle of the new party while the three chairmen will jointly chair the unified force, said party sources.
However, some RPP leaders said while restoration of Hindu state will be the primary agenda, installing the monarchy in some form is debatable.


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USCIB, along with dozens of U.S. business and industry groups, sent a letter to USTR Robert Lighthizer, U.S. Secretary of Treasury Steven Mnuchin and Vice Premier of China's State Council Liu He strongly supporting the U.S.-China Phase One Trade Agreement noting its "significant achievement in ongoing efforts to advance a more balanced and mutually beneficial U.S.-China economic and commercial relationship."
The letter also stated that successful implementation of Phase One will be critical to subsequent negotiation of a Phase Two Agreement.
The organizations noted that continuing fulfillment of the terms of the Agreement particularly with regards to Intellectual Property, removal of market access barriers and tariffs are critical. With regards to market access barriers, the letter focused on U.S. fruits, grains, and nearly all U.S. beef products, the expansion of its list of U.S. facilities eligible to export beef, pork, poultry, seafood, dairy and infant formula to China, as well as the adoption of new domestic standards for dairy powder that will allow imports from the United States.
"Meeting the global public health challenges from COVID-19 and restoring growth to the global economy will depend in part on both countries working together to fully implement the mutually beneficial outcomes of the Phase One Agreement," the letter stated. "Thorough and timely implementation of Phase One commitments is also the most direct and achievable path to removal of tariffs—and to avoid application of new ones—on both sides, which the U.S. business community strongly supports."


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Air Ambulance service in Allahabad
Air Ambulance service in Allahabad, currently operated by the air ambulance service, is currently one of the healthcare facilities available in the cities of Allahabad. Air Ambulance service in Allahabad We are a unique pioneer in the ambulance business since we have been able to set up our services at the leading position in our services since the beginning and have maintained our ambulance services. Air Ambulance service in Allahabad. The miracle of the miracle staff we've given our credits, which we have ever staged, has been a wonderful policy since every planet in the planet's life and the ambulance service work correctly determines the wrong thing.
Be aware of when needed and can be mistaken for a time by being alerted by serving with a mission most importantly. The mission supported by Air Rescuers is unique and helps us to offer ambulance services. For us, at Air Rescuers we believe this does not end. This is the beginning. We have to go a long way to help in this city. Why do you always trust the reliable ambulance service like the Air Ambulance service in Allahabad?
Accidents may occur due to various real reasons, but once it is necessary to find a suitable way to limit such situations, it is essential. Make sure to recognize the initial warning signs: Many emergency health alert symptoms include sudden nausea, chest pain, nausea, prejudice, optical change, severe stomach ache, blood type bleeding, human blood cells, etc. In this case, an Air Ambulance service in Allahabad company like Ambulance Service must be aware of the initial warning signs: Very urgent warning signs include sudden nausea, chest pain, nausea, fatigue, optical change, severe stomach pain, bloodshed vivid, human blood Shelter, etc. Like the basic human life – In the current ambulance service electronic monitor, BP monitor and respiratory system in Allahabad, Air Ambulance service in Allahabad we have life support facilities including ambulance services. This next form of ambulance service is used for emergency situations, which is not very serious or is not for medical treatment transfers.
Also, Air Ambulance service in Allahabad does not stop here with the basic facilities of India. We've got it all covered. Another type of ambulance will increase the life support ambulance service. Emergency Ambulance Services. Provide top-class treatment and support to citizens in all the circumstances of Ambulance Services we can really handle our energy carefully and handle, so the city can be well served. We work with this policy to unite our city with at least and fewer accidents and in any case that, unfortunately, can survive.


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20 May, 2014
Legal News & Analysis – Asia Pacific – Singapore – Capital Markets
On 31 March 2014, the Singapore Exchange ("SGX") issued a Consultation Paper on the Proposed Launch of Electricity Futures. The last day for feedback was 21 April 2014.
The SGX proposes to introduce SGX Uniform Singapore Energy Price ("USEP") Quarterly Base Load Electricity Futures contracts for trading on the Singapore Exchange Derivatives Trading Limited ("SGX-DT") trading platform and for clearing on Singapore Exchange Derivatives Clearing Limited. The listing of the SGX USEP Quarterly Base Load Electricity Futures on SGX-DT is subject to the approval of the Monetary Authority of Singapore. Subject to approval, the SGX proposes to commence trading in the fourth quarter of 2014.
The proposed features of the contracts are as follows:
- They will be standard, cash-settled futures contracts listed as contract quarters (i.e., January to March, April to June, July to September, and October to December).
- The proposed position limit will be 1,000 lots net long or net short in all contract quarters combined.
- Unless otherwise prescribed by the SGX, there will be no price limits.
- The Final Settlement Price will be the arithmetic average of all half-hourly USEP prices in the expiring contract quarter, rounded to two decimal places.
- The final settlement will be in cash.
For further information, please contact:
Rosabel Ng, Partner, WongPartnership
WongPartnership Capital Practice Markets Profile in Singapore
Homegrown Capital Markets Law Firms in Singapore
International (with Local Law Capabilities) Capital Markets Law Firms in Singapore


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Delighted to be with you today as part of the exciting Blog Tour for the fabulous THAT NIGHT by GILLIAN McALLISTER! My thanks to the author and publisher for putting the tour together and letting me be part of it all!!
What would you do to protect your family?
That night everything changed.
The night Frannie commited a murder, but she didn't mean to…
That night we helped her bury the body, what else could we do?
One hot summers night in Italy, Joe and Cathy Plant receive a phone call that will change their lives forever.
Their sister Frannie has killed a man, and she needs their help.
They were always close, some might say too close, siblings who worked together, lived next door to each other
And now they've buried a body together…
But when they return to England, Frannie, Joe and Cathy become tangled in lies in they've been telling,
to the police, to their friends, to each other…
But if you can't trust your family, who can you trust?
I think this is the first Gillian McAllister book I've read – it most defnitely will not be the last!! I found this to be one of those books that keeps you on the edge of your seat as you read, and she has created a set of characters and circumstances that just get you thinking 'what would I do in that situation?!'.
This is a book about siblings and just how far you'd go to help your family out!! Frannie, Cathy and Joe are siblings and have always been close. And that bond is pushed to the limit when on holiday Frannie calls them frantically to ask for help as she's just murdered a man – but she didn't mean to!!
Through each of their viewpoints we are witness to the action before, during and after as we see the toll the events of that night take on them personally and how they deal with the consequences. And just how easy it seems to be to tell lie after lie to protect someone they love!
I loved the twists throughout! The setting just adds to the story as what is supposed to be an idyllic escape from reality, turns into a real life nightmare that continues to plague them as the net closes as they return home. You don't always like the characters and how they deal with the situation, but you can't help but be gripped by the plot and piecing the story together to work out just where the heck it's going!! And I wasn't disappointed as it made me gasp quite a few times!!


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Denison Yachting is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is centrally listed by ECJ Luxe Yachts, Inc..
Denison Yacht Sales offers the details of this yacht in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of this boat for sale. A yacht buyer should instruct his yacht broker, or his boat surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This yacht for sale is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
One of a kind Azimut 116
*****Recent refit completed(2020)
Salon & Dining
The interior comes with the standard layout that includes a large salon that has good
seating to port in way of three large sofas with the TV and entertainment equipment
stored in lockers opposite to starboard. Opposite of the seating area and aft is a small bar
area with a built-in sink, refrigerator and icemaker. Forward of the seating area is the
large formal dining table with comfortable seating for ten. There is a doorway forward to
port for crew access to the service pantry and forward to starboard is the companionway
allowing access to the guest accommodation and pilot house.
Guest Accommodation
The guest cabins are all access via the starboard companionway. There is a stairway aft
that leads down to the master stateroom and port and starboard staterooms. The master
stateroom is all the way aft and comes with a king-sized bed installed on the centerline
with excellent storage in lockers, drawers and the walk-in closet aft to starboard. The
large head is accessed aft to port and comes with a whirlpool tub, sinks and a separate
shower stall.
The port and starboard cabins are accessed from the master stateroom foyer and are
mirror images of each other. Both come with queen-sized beds installed at an angle
forward, good storage in lockers and drawers and each head and separate stall shower is
accessed aft.
The "on-deck" VIP cabin is all the way forward in the starboard companionway and
comes with a queen-sized bed installed on the centerline, good storage in lockers and
drawers with the head and separate stall shower aft. The head is located outside the cabin
entrance and is commonly used as the shared day head also.
The forward guest cabin is down the stairway in the center of the companionway and
comes with side-by-side single berths, good storage and the head and separate stall shower aft.
The vessel comes with the standard layout. This layout includes a large aft deck with built in bench seating aft and a large teak table in front. The sliding salon entrance door is forward to port and the flybridge steps outboard of this with a built-in cabinet forward to starboard housing a sink and refrigerator. This area is well protected by the flybridge overhang.
There are port and starboard transom steps leading down to the swim platform or the
garage door can be lowered and converts to an extra-large swim platform giving access to
the tender garage where the tender and waverunner is stored.
While the size of this yacht will amaze you, what will win you over completely are the elegance of her line and the harmony of her design. Experience the excitement of a planning hull, with all the privileges only an admiral can grants.
Top speed of boat: 29mph


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"The artist's world is limitless. It can be found anywhere, far from where he lives or a few feet away. It is always on his door." – Paul Strand (1890 – 1976), photographer
The most prosaic materials with a touch of "je ne sais quoi" can find a place on my studio walls, like the plastic six-pack rings and fabric netting that cushioned a shipment of holiday fruits. I lived with them hanging from this black clip for about a year wondering….
I found the design of these six-pack rings elegant. This might seem an oxymoron, but their negative spaces are ovoid surrounded by a mesmerizingly rhythmic pattern and the plastic is a cool-shaded blue. I had saved discarded boards marred by a saw mark which is now the intentional thin white line contrasted against a solid red, blue or dark brown color. Then, I explored ways to suspend the translucent rings and create cast shadows. The five finished pieces in this series called, "Save the Dolphins," can be hung alone or as a group. Here are examples:
What appealed to me about the fruit packing material was its delicate quality. The transparency of the mesh made for another experiment with cast shadows. The wheat color was perfect against a dark brown surface. For "Save the Dolphins" and this piece named, "Quantum Wave," the materials were suspended by using hardware-bought clear plastic nuts and metal bolts. The "Quantum Wave" when lit shimmers, yet the piece always has a 3-D wafer quality.
As I've spent more time getting educated and learning about sculpture at the Nasher Sculpture Center, I've noticed that I have become more experimental with materials and some of my paintings, like these, are a hybrid of painting-sculpture.
Notice the beauty in the ordinary and enjoy your week…until Sunday.


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My amalgamated Smiths love letter
For those of you who visit my site for record store or concert reviews, perhaps this isn't for you. I'm trying something new here but if it doesn't appeal to you, I apologize for that in advance and of course please feel free to just skip it (as if you need my permission). But I really wanted to try something different, so here goes.
This is an imaginary love letter written entirely in lyrics from songs by the Smiths (no solo Morrissey songs). Not a single stray word or phrase was added that doesn't come directly from a Smiths song. Why do this? I have no idea. Seemed like kind of a fun thing to do. Though "fun" is a strange word to use given the content of this letter. What can I say? The Smiths gave me a lot to work with, but it's all on the pretty depressing side. Maybe one day I'll do one of these using only songs by the Beatles and it will be a lot more upbeat (she loves you, yeah yeah yeah). In the meantime, here is my amalgamated Smiths love letter:
Stop me if you think that you've heard this one before.[1] Last night I dreamt that somebody loved me.[2] Under the iron bridge we kissed.[3] I dreamt about you last night.[4] And although I ended up with sore lips it just wasn't like the old days anymore.[5] Just another false alarm.[6]
I dreamt about you last night and I fell out of bed twice.[7] And when I'm lying in my bed I think about life and I think about death and neither one particularly appeals to me.[8] Take me out tonight. Oh take me anywhere, I don't care, I don't care, I don't care.[9] Don't go home tonight. Come out and find the one that you love and who loves you.[10] Driving in your car I never never want to go home.[11] Hand in glove we can go wherever we please.[12] If there's something you'd like to try, ask me – I won't say "no", how could I?[13] And if the people stare then, the people stare. I really don't know and I really don't care.[14] I'm here with the cause, I'm holding the torch in the corner of your room. Can you hear me?[15] Take my hand and off we stride.[16] The good life is out there somewhere.[17]
And do you think you've made the right decision this time?[18] Oh, I know I'm unlovable. You don't have to tell me. For message received loud and clear.[19] But you won't change the way I feel, 'cause I love you.[20] Love is natural and real. But not for you, my love.[21] Oh yes, you can kick me, and you can punch me, and you can break my face but you won't change the way I feel. 'Cause I love you.[22] Nothing's changed. I still love you, oh I still love you …only slightly less than I used to.[23] Sweetness, sweetness I was only joking.[24] Bigmouth strikes again, and I've got no right to take my place with the human race.[25] Am I still ill?[26]
I want the one I can't have and it's driving me mad.[27] And if a double-decker bus crashes in to us, to die by your side is such a heavenly way to die. And if a ten ton truck kills the both of us, to die by your side, well, the pleasure, the privilege is mine.[28] Two lovers entwined pass me by and heaven knows I'm miserable now.[29] I wear black on the outside 'cause black is how I feel on the inside.[30] This story is old, I know, but it goes on.[31]
If I seem a little strange that's because I am.[32] And is it really so strange? I say "no", you say "yes" (but you will change your mind).[33] I am human and I need to be loved just like everybody else does.[34] I've spent six years on your trail. Six full years of my life on your trail.[35] Life is very long, when you're lonely.[36] So for once in my life let me get what I want. Lord knows it would be the first time.[37]
It's so easy to laugh; it's so easy to hate. It takes guts to be gentle and kind.[38] Please keep me in mind.[39] Learn to love me.[40] You're the bee's knees but so am I.[41] I don't have much in my life but take it, it's yours.[42] "But she doesn't even LIKE me! And I know because she said so."[43] "But it's not like any other love. This one's different because it's us!"[44] I stole and I lied, and why? Because you asked me to. But now you make me feel so ashamed because I've only got two hands. Well, I'm still fond of you. [45] Fifteen minutes with you.[46] You can pin and mount me like a butterfly.[47] Please please please let me, let me, let me, let me get what I want this time.[48] Scratch my name on your arm with a fountain pen (this means you really love me).[49]
The passing of time leaves empty lives waiting to be filled.[50] I know my luck too well and I'll probably never see you again.[51] See I've already waited too long and all my hope is gone.[52] I'll never make that mistake again.[53] Love is natural and real but not for such as you and I, my love. [54] It's over, over, over.[55] Goodbye my love, goodbye my love.[56] Bye bye bye bye bye…[57] but maybe in the next world.[58]
[1] From the song "Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before". I will annotate each lyric with the related song.
[2] "Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me"
[3] "Still Ill"
[4] "Reel Around the Fountain"
[5] "Still Ill"
[6] "Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me"
[7] "Reel Around the Fountain"
[8] "Nowhere Fast"
[9] "There is a Light That Never Goes Out"
[10] "Sheila Take a Bow"
[11] "There is a Light That Never Goes Out"
[12] "Hand in Glove"
[13] "Ask"
[14] "Hand in Glove"
[15] "Rubber Ring"
[16] "Sheila Take a Bow"
[17] "Hand in Glove"
[18] "London"
[19] "Unlovable"
[20] "Is It Really So Strange?"
[21] "I Know It's Over"
[22] "Is It Really So Strange?"
[23] "Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before"
[24] "Bigmouth Strikes Again"
[25] "Bigmouth Strikes Again"
[26] "Still Ill"
[27] "I Want the One I Can't Have"
[28] "There is a Light That Never Goes Out"
[29] "Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now"
[30] "Unlovable"
[31] "Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me"
[32] "Unlovable"
[33] "Is It Really So Strange?"
[34] "How Soon Is Now?"
[35] "Half a Person"
[36] "The Queen Is Dead"
[37] "Please, Please, Please Let Me Get What I Want"
[38] "I Know It's Over"
[39] "Well I Wonder"
[40] "Shoplifters of the World Unite"
[41] "Reel Around the Fountain"
[42] "Unlovable"
[43] "Girl Afraid"
[44] "Hand in Glove"
[45] "What Difference Does It Make?"
[46] "Reel Around the Fountain"
[47] "Reel Around the Fountain"
[48] "Please, Please, Please Let Me Get What I Want"
[49] "Rusholme Ruffians"
[50] "Rubber Ring"
[51] "Hand in Glove"
[52] "How Soon Is Now?"
[53] "Girl Afraid"
[54] "I Know It's Over"
[55] "I Know It's Over"
[56] "Death at One's Elbow"
[57] "Asleep"
[58] "Death of a Disco Dancer"


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Gibbs Cancer Center & Research Institute
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Roper Mountain Science Center.
Roper Mountain Science Center, the most unique organization in the Upstate focused on science education, is exceptionally positioned as a public-private partnership with Greenville County Schools. Each year, more than 50,000 students, 6,000 teachers, and 45,000 families and adults visit Roper Mountain Science Center, so the reach into the community is wide. The students visiting our campus come from 45 school districts in 23 counties and 3 states.
Mobile Meals of Spartanburg.
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Meyer Center for Special Children
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The Cancer Society of Greenville County
The Cancer Society of Greenville County's mission is to create new hope and improve the quality of life for local cancer patients and their families. Since 1965, we have provided free of charge programs, services, education, assistance and support to meet the changing medical, financial, emotional and educational needs of cancer patients and their families in Greenville County. We are not affiliated with the American Cancer Society and all of our funds are spent locally. We serve over 4,000 cancer patients here at home each year.