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by Paul Gleiser · Published November 18, 2010 · Updated November 19, 2010
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The holiday season is upon us and that conjures memories of the recent past and a less than pleasant look at the dysfunctional present as it pertains to airline travel.
You might recall that last Christmas, a then 23-year old Nigerian national by the name of Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab tried without success to detonate a bomb that was sewn into his pants while approaching Detroit, Michigan aboard a Northwest Airlines flight from Amsterdam. The bomb did not detonate and Abdulmutallab was subdued and restrained by passengers and crew members.
On the day after the incident, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said in a statement regarding the role of U.S. aviation security that the system had "worked." She later was forced to backtrack on this assertion as the multiple breakdowns in the system her department oversees started coming to light.
In fact, the system most assuredly did not work. It didn't even come close. Abdulmutallab was practically wearing a sign saying, "I'm a radicalized Muslim bent on committing mass murder against Americans" as he boarded the plane. On November 19, Abdulmutallab's father made a report to CIA officers in Nigeria expressing concern about his son's "extreme religious views."
Intelligence officials in the UK reported to U.S. intelligence services that Abdulmutallab had ties to Anwar al Awlaki, previously a U.S. imam with ties to three of the 9/11 hijackers, the London subway bombings and the shooter at Ft. Hood.
As if this were not enough, U.S. intelligence officials were aware of Internet postings by Abdulmutallab saying things such as, "dying by jihad is one of the surest paths to paradise."
Still, a bumbling Homeland Security and U.S. intelligence bureaucracy could not manage to get Abdulmutallab's name on the "no fly" list (the same list upon which U.S. Senator Ted Kennedy's name appeared multiple times).
It was Abdulmutallab's incompetence at detonating the bomb that he was wearing, and his incompetence alone, that averted a tragedy aboard a U.S. airliner on Christmas Day 2009.
So let's review. In Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano's world, your own father ratting you out wont' keep you off a U.S. bound airliner. Information tying you to a known and wanted terrorist won't do the trick either. In Janet Napolitano's world, a 23-year old Nigerian Muslim with terrorist ties and internet musings about jihad can still fly.
But not you.
For you to fly, you must suffer a full body x-ray that reveals an image of your naked body. Or if you don't like that, you may "opt out" and instead be subjected to a "pat down", consisting of a TSA employee touching your breasts if you're a woman and your genitalia no matter who you are.
Janet Napolitano can't act on clear intelligence about a young, angry foreign national bent on jihad either out of monumental incompetence or for fear of offending the sensibilities of Muslims. But if you and your wife and your children want to fly to grandma's for the holidays, she gets to reach down the front of your pants.
If you fly this holiday season and are subjected to the latest pointless indignities and assaults on your freedom, you must remember one thing. It's your government and thus your responsibility.
When it becomes destructive to your liberty and to your safety, only you can hold it accountable.
If the Homeland Security secretary gropes your wife, you're the one letting it happen.
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Unconvincing.
by Paul Gleiser · Published September 11, 2013
Es tiempo aprender inglés. (It's time to learn English.)
by Paul Gleiser · Published October 2, 2007 · Last modified July 29, 2015
And these people want to run the country?
by Paul Gleiser · Published February 6, 2020
Ariel Brumley says:
If the Homeland Security secretary gropes your wife (or your children), you're the one letting it happen.
Linda E. Montrose says:
Can someone explain to me HOW this will work if muslim women are exempt from the scans and gropes? If this is a requirement for US citizens, it should be a requirement for EVERYONE…NO EXEMPTIONS. It seems to me there is more to this than just "safety" issues. This invasion of our privacy is NOT acceptible in anyway shape or form or for any reason. There are other ways to maintain safety with out such invasion of our privacy! No one should have to put up with this!
Bennh Haunna says:
So instead of one of the two search options, do you have an alternative that will keep the skies safe?………………….. didn't think so. For as much support as tea bag party people gave to the Patriot Act I am surprised you'd oppose the searches or scans.
I am 13 years old and on my way to Ialy, and I am NOT looking forward to being "patted down" or "x-rayed".
Lacy Jones says:
My husband and I traveled with KTBB radio to Rome, Italy – a fantastic trip!! BUT because I have had knee replacement surgery, I set off the metal detectors – thus requiring a complete pat-down. I did object verbally to the woman patting my breast and touching my private parts. She called over her supervisor who gave me 2 alternatives – find another way home or be patted down. There is no wand or full body x-ray available at the Atlanta airport or Dallas DFW airports. It was humiliating and degrading – all in the name of security!
Russell Greenlee says:
This same stuff was going on during the Bush presidency. But people weren't throwing hissyfits on TV. Paul, did you have an editorial about the patriot act WHEN IT HAPPENED?
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1902 - at the age of 6, he accidentally injures one of his eyes. It begins suffering and gradually loses its strength. Soon afterwards the other eye begins ailing irreversibly. Eleven years old, Petko Stainov becomes blind with both eyes.
1906 - enrolls in the newly opened (1905) Institute for the Blind in Sofia.
1907 - while in the Institute, studies the flute with Dimitur Hadjigeorgiev and Nikola Stefanov, the violin with Schwertner, and harmony with Kraus.
1912 - begins studying the piano with Mila Buchvarova.
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1915 - graduates from the Institute for the Blind. Succeeds in mastering the Braille system for the blind in both Bulgarian and German and later uses it throughout his entire life.
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Iliacus comes from the iliac fossa. That's this deep fossa here. I want you to feel that for yourselves.
Find that ASIS we found earlier talking about the obliques. Go past these obliques, and gently dig your hand underneath that, just medial and deep.
For those of us who sit a lot, we might feel this to be a little tender. For those of us who have intra-abdominal pressure-building problems, we feel the other side.
See if they are equal. Maybe. Maybe, not equal.
This iliac fossa is pretty expansive. This muscle attaches to this area. Does the psoas attach to this area? No. Where does psoas attach?
T12, all the way down to L4, the body's intervertebral disc, completely bypasses the pelvis for the most part to co-insert with the iliacus. We'll talk about the in a second.
They do not come from the same place up top, making them very different.
The iliacus is also attached to something the psoas doesn't. It attached to this thing called the "iliolumbar ligament." The quadratus lumborum muscle also attaches to it.
I did a makeshift one to show you, because Dr. Jake doesn't want to be dissected today.
It usually goes from L4 and L5, transverse processes. It's coming down and around to insert onto the iliac crest here. This particular ligament, although extremely difficult to palpate unless you use a scalpel—this particular ligament has a massive attachment at the anterior layer of thoracolumbar fascia.
What do we know about this deep layer of thoracolumbar fascia? What did we learn today with that?
It's attached to the internal abdominal oblique. The intrinsic muscles, as Dr. Anna described, that are exhalation muscles have to attach to that in order to be called "intrinsic muscles." The only muscles that get a pass are the diaphragm and pelvic floor, because they're inhalation muscles.
The iliolumbar ligament is an attachment for iliacus and the anterior layer of thoracolumbar fascia.
Does that make iliacus an intrinsic core muscle? No. In itself, it doesn't attach to the anterior layer of thoracolumbar fascia, but man does it attach to the ligament that does!
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Autobiographical Writing in English
Article by Shirley Neuman, Susan Jackel
Letters, journals, diaries, memoirs and autobiographies are all ways of saying to the reader, "I was there.
Letters, journals, diaries, memoirs and autobiographies are all ways of saying to the reader, "I was there." Although differing in many ways, these forms are alike in having an authoritative "I" who recounts events and impressions experienced amid a specific social context, and a "there" that can be readily located in time and space. Because they speak in such personal tones, these records and narratives are rich in human interest. Social and intellectual historians find them especially valuable sources, and they are increasingly studied by literary historians and critics as well.
Journals, Diaries and Letters: The Lost Arts
The circumstances of colonial life particularly favoured the writing of journals, diaries and letters. Explorers, fur traders, missionaries, surveyors, government officials and army and law-enforcement officers were all obliged by their superiors to keep daily records of their work (see Exploration Literature: Travel Literature; Exploration and Travel Literature in French).
Emigrants and travellers, especially women, wrote long letters home to their families and friends, and many kept diaries and journals. Although seldom written with publication in mind, these documents occasionally reached print because they contained information and commentary of use or interest to a wider readership. Written on the spot, they are a treasure trove for historians seeking to reconstruct the daily lives of private individuals.
Literary scholars recognize in them a means by which newcomers to Canada practised putting into words whatever they found new and noteworthy in the landscape, climate, inhabitants, institutions, customs or speech of British North America. Although all 3 forms are now almost lost arts, the journals, diaries and letters of earlier generations of Canadians are becoming increasingly available in modern editions and reprints.
Memoirs and Autobiographies
By contrast, memoirs and autobiographies continue to appear regularly. Unlike letters and diaries, they view events in retrospect and are often written with publication and posterity in mind. These works are more limited in historical reliability - the writer will have forgotten or suppressed a good deal - but the author has greater opportunities for achieving a shaped and finished narrative.
Memoirs are more loosely constructed than autobiographies, and reveal more of external circumstances than of inner development. Often appearing under the simple title Memoirs or a variant (Recollections, Reminiscences, Forty Years in ... ), they are characteristically anecdotal and episodic, with the focus dispersed among the many interesting people and places the writer has known.
Autobiography, on the other hand, downplays the context and highlights the unfolding drama of self-knowledge and growth, thus drawing in the literary critic, who analyses the autobiography's projection of a narrative persona, the deployment of dramatic, descriptive and narrative skills, and the achievement of structure, pattern or design in the whole.
A cluster of books describing Upper Canada [Ontario] before 1850 shows all these forms in their characteristic 19th-century guises. Elizabeth Simcoe, wife of Lieutenant-Governor John Graves Simcoe, kept a diary from 1791 to 1796 that was published in 1911 and then re-edited in 1956 by Mary Quayle Innis as Mrs. Simcoe's Diary. Describing life in official circles at York [Toronto], it is at a far remove from Our Forest Home (1889), based on the letters and journals of Irish emigrant Frances Stewart, who settled in the 1820s on the Otonabee River near Peterborough.
Among Stewart's neighbours were Samuel Strickland, author of Twenty-Seven Years in Canada West (1853), and his more famous sisters, Catharine Parr Traill and Susanna Moodie. Traill's letters to her family in England were published as The Backwoods of Canada in 1836 for the information of intended middle-class British emigrants; it is now one of the classics of Canadian literature.
Moodie wrote autobiographically of her years of Roughing It in the Bush (1852) and her later Life in the Clearings (1853). The British author and feminist Anna Jameson visited her attorney general husband in York and then used her journals as the basis for Winter Studies and Summer Rambles in Canada (1838), giving the observations and opinions of a sophisticated and adventurous visitor.
Other times and places yield their quota of firsthand accounts. Labrador is the scene for journals by Captain George Cartwright (1911), recollections by Lambert de Boileau (1861) and Captain Nicholas Smith (1937), and autobiographies by Sir Wilfred Grenfell (A Labrador Doctor, 1919; Forty Years for Labrador, 1932) and Elizabeth Goudie (Woman of Labrador, 1973). Colonel William Baird recorded his Seventy Years of New Brunswick Life (1890) but was overtopped by New Brunswick Baptist minister Joshua N. Barnes in Lights and Shadows of Eighty Years (1911). Sir Andrew Macphail's The Master's Wife (1939) is a polished and memorable vignette of Prince Edward Island life in the later part of the 19th century.
Travel Narratives
Travel and adventure in the North and West have likewise proved fertile themes. Accounts by fur traders include John McLean 's Notes of a Twenty-five Years' Service (1849) and P.H. Godsell's Arctic Trader (1934). Missionary work lies behind the letters and journal of Charlotte Selina Bompas, edited in 1929 by S.A. Archer as A Heroine of the North, and memoirs in 5 volumes by Methodist John C. McDougall, including Pathfinding on Plain and Prairie (1898) and In the Days of the Red River Rebellion (1903). Early mounted policemen of a reminiscent bent include John G. Donkin (Trooper and Redskin in the Far Northwest, 1889) and Colonel Sam Steele, who wrote of his Mountie days and much else in Forty Years in Canada (1915). Of many Klondike books, 2 that stand out are Martha Louise Black's My Ninety Years (1976; first published in 1938 as My Seventy Years) and Laura B. Berton's I Married the Klondike (1954).
More recent travel writing about the North includes Joanne Ronan Moore's Nahanni Trailhead (1980), one of the many about the Nahanni, and David Pelly's Expedition (1981), in which he retraces his ancestor's trip to the Arctic. David McFadden in A Trip Around Lake Erie (1980) and A Trip Around Lake Huron (1980) domesticates the travel narrative as the account of a family camping trip which makes the occasion for a meditation on Canadian identity. If personal travel narratives have all but disappeared from contemporary Canadian writing, the few that are still published tend to be about travels outside Canada and are often written by poets and novelists. This is a trend prefigured by Sara Jeanette Duncan in The Crow's Nest, her autobiographical account of travelling with her husband in the British civil service in India. More recently, George Woodcock 's South Sea Journey (1976), which emerged out of his script for a CBC documentary, takes up the theme of travel outside of Canada, while P.K. Page's Brazilian Journal records some of her years as a diplomat's wife in South America. Gwendolyn MacEwen in Mermaids and Ikons: A Greek Summer (1978), George Galt in Trailing Pythagoras (1982) and, most radically, Daphne Marlatt in Zócalo have joined to a travel account a personal quest narrative more typical of the plot of autobiography.
Homestead Accounts
Homesteading on the Prairies generated dozens of first-person settlers' accounts and memoirs. Mary Georgina Hall wrote letters home describing A Lady's Life on a Farm in Manitoba (1884), and E.A. Gill told of his days as A Manitoba Chore Boy (1912). Wheat and Woman (1914) is Georgina Binnie-Clark's self-portrait as a woman grain farmer in Saskatchewan. In his Northwest of 16 (1958) J.G. MacGregor describes growing up on the Alberta frontier; the journals and letters of Sarah Ellen Roberts, whose family also homesteaded in Alberta, were edited for publication by Latham Roberts under 2 titles, Of Us and the Oxen (1968, Canadian ed) and Alberta Homestead (1971, US ed). An unusual and striking story is contained in the letters of Hilda Rose, written from near Fort Vermilion, Alta, first published in the Atlantic Monthly in 1927 and issued as The Stump Farm a year later. Monica Storrs's letters, edited by W.L. Morton (1979), describe the settling of the Peace River district, while Susan Allison's A Pioneer Gentlewoman in British Columbia (1976) describes early ranching in the Similkameen. Gilbert Roe's Getting the Know How (1982) documents with precise detail early railroading a well as homesteading. Homesteader (1972), the title James M. Minifie chose for his recollections of a Saskatchewan boyhood, speaks for an entire genre.
The Unknown and Unsung
Although the majority of autobiographers and memoirists have some other, previously established, claim to fame, a few have written in the role of spokespersons for the unknown and unsung. G.H. Westbury published Misadventures of a Working Hobo in Canada in 1930, just as the Great Depression began to make hoboes of many men. Saints, Devils, and Ordinary Seamen (1946) were the subjects of memoirs by Lieutenant W.H. Pugsley, while Norman B. James made his mark in history with his Autobiography of a Nobody (1947). Phyllis Knight, through tape recording and editing by her son Rolf, has shown us the extraordinary dimensions of A Very Ordinary Life (1974). Maria Campbell's moving story in Halfbreed (1973) represents a side of Canadian life too little known or understood; in The Book of Jessica (1989) actress Linda Griffiths narrates the tensions and issues of racism around her theatrical performance developed from Campbell's autobiography. Jane Willis Geneish writes one of several accounts of residential schooling in An Indian Girlhood (1973). Other native writers, including Lee Maracle in Bobbi Lee: Indian Rebel (1975; extensively rev 1990) and Beverly Hungry Wolf in The Ways of My Grandmothers (1980), significantly adapt the conventions of autobiography to reflect native concepts of self in relation to the community. Much contemporary Inuit writing takes the form of autobiography, often in English: Alice French's My Name is Masak (1976) provides another account of residential schooling, Minnie Aodla Freeman writes of Life Among the Qallunaat (1978) and Lydia Campbell writes at the interface of Inuit and other settler cultures in Sketch of Labrador Life by a Labrador Woman (1984). Other Inuit autobiography, such as I, Nuligak (1966), have been translated into English and some, such as Anthony Apakark Thrasher's Skid Row Eskimo (1976) or Life Lived Like a Story (1994) - the latter recounting the life stories of 3 women elders from the Yukon and edited by anthropologist Julia Cruikshank - are the product of collaboration between journalists or anthropologists working from taped interviews.
The Political Memoir
Prime ministers occasionally write memoirs, but seldom autobiographies; their private letters and diaries are often useful correctives to their "official" selves that appear in state papers. Two volumes of Robert Borden 's Memoirs were published in 1938; John G. Diefenbaker's One Canada appeared in 1975. Lester B. Pearson 's Mike (3 vols, 1972-75) is autobiographical, although the last 2 volumes were ghostwritten after his death. Affectionately Yours (1969), edited by J.K. Johnson, is an attractive little collection of letters by, and occasionally to, Sir John A. Macdonald.
The diaries of Prime Minister Mackenzie King, running to many volumes, have raised more questions than they answer. But the "inside story" provided by slightly lesser lights in politics and public life can entertain and inform; witness Judy LaMarsh 's Memoirs of a Bird in a Gilded Cage (1968). Politicians, civil servants and soldiers with long careers tend to ruminate over many volumes with considerable tendency to self-justification; among the most important and credible of such memoirs are Paul Martin's A Very Public Life (1983-85) and Hugh Keenleyside 's memoirs (1981-82). Charles Ritchie proved that superb diarists are not altogether extinct: The Siren Years: A Canadian Diplomat Abroad was published in 1974, to be followed by An Appetite for Life (1977), Diplomatic Passport (1981) and Storm Signals (1983).
World War II produced a suprisingly limited number of autobiographies and memoirs and a few journal accounts; most of these are by immigrants to Canada who survived the Holocaust or by people who suffered unusual imprisonments. Exemplary among these is the diary Henry Kreisel kept as an adolescent during his internment in a Maritime camp as an "enemy alien" (1975; Another Country 1985), and 2 accounts of suviving concentration camps, Eva Brewster's Vanished in Darkness (1984) and Anita Mayer's One Who Came Back (1981). Peggy Abkhazi in A Curious Cage (1981) gives a rare acccount of internment of "enemy subjects" by the Japanese in Shanghai, while Takeao Nakano, in Within the Barbed Wire Fence (1980) tells of Canadian internment of the Japanese.
In the context of changing social concerns foregrounded by the feminist movement, recent autobiographical narratives have for the first time addressed issues of childhood sexual abuse. Sylvia Fraser traces the impact of such abuse on her life and writing in My Father's House (1987), while Liza Potvin contextualizes the abuse she experienced in terms of her family's Catholicism and her mother's refusal to see what was going on in White Lies (for my mother) (1992). Among such accounts, Elly Danica's Don't, an account of the most extreme abuse and child prostitution, has proven most compelling to survivors of sexual abuse, partly because of the intensity with which its prose conveys the child's anguish.
Insight into the Artist's Iconography
Canadian performing and creative artists have written few substantial autobiographies. Harry Adaskin has given us 2 volumes of memoirs, of which the first, A Fiddler's World (1977) contemplates his childhood and vocation as a musician. Raymond Massey has also written 2 volumes of theatre memoirs (1976, 1979) which are rather superficial in their theatrical account but are again of interest regarding his childhood and regarding other Massey family members. Among the liveliest of the memoirs of Canada's film and television personalities are those by Harry Rasky (1980) and Andrew Allen (1974). Humphrey Carver, British-educated artist turned Canadian landscape designer and urban planner, provides a detailed, analytic look at the environmental issues around his career in Compassionate Landscape (1975). Someone With Me: The Autobiography of William Kurelek (1980) documents nervous breakdown and recovery through religious conversion and provides insight into the artist's iconography; John Davenall Turner has given us a promising beginning to an autobiography he was unable to complete in Sunfield Painter (1982). Two Canadian artists turned to writing late in their careers. Emily Carr, one of Canada's best-known painters, found a style distinctively her own in her sketches The Book of Small (1942), her autobiography Growing Pains (1946) and her journal Hundreds and Thousands (1966) as she had in her painting. New England-born painter Mary Meigs personifies herself as a Virginia Woolf character in her Lily Briscoe: A Self-Portrait (1981); she would continue her autobiographical enterprise in The Medusa Head (1983) and The Box Closet, also published in the 1980s.
Literate and shapely autobiographies often rest on long years of practice in prose writing. Journalists such as James M. Minifie and Grattan O'Leary (Recollections of People, Press, and Politics, 1977) have the fluency and wit of professionals. Florence Bird is another longtime journalist and public figure with an important story to tell; the fact that she tells it under the title Anne Francis, An Autobiography (1974) will confuse some younger Canadians until they read her book.
Knowlton Nash in History on the Run (1984) writes about his Washington years with some analytic depth; James Gray's Troublemaker! (1978) describes Canadian social history and newspaper politics; Bruce Hutchison writes a more personal memoir of his years as a journalist in The Far Side of the Street (1976). More recently, publisher and freelance writer Douglas Fetherling has written of the 1960s youth culture in Canada in Travels by Night (1994) and Globe and Mail art and architecture critic John Bentley Mays has published a revealing account of his depression (1995).
Scholars read and write a good deal, but like prime ministers they are generally too discreet to lay bare their inmost thoughts and feelings in autobiography. Notable exceptions are historian Arthur Lower, with My First Seventy-Five Years (1967) and Victoria College's Kathleen Coburn, who, while disclaiming autobiographical intent, nevertheless charts a fascinating course in In Pursuit of Coleridge (1977).
On the whole, however, Canadian scholars have not used autobiography in a way that reflects the complexity or range of their experience, with the notable exception of John Kenneth Galbraith, who in A Life in Our Times (1981) manages to convey something of his career while being wickedly funny about both his early education at the Ontario Agricultural College and about Princeton University.
There are several once-popular Canadian authors who have written autobiographies that seem more durable than their poetry and fiction. James Oliver Curwood and Ralph Connor (Charles W. Gordon) sold millions of copies of their novels in the early 20th century; Curwood's Son of the Forests was published in 1930, Gordon's Postscript to Adventure in 1938, shortly after his death. Nellie McClung, although now best known for her early feminist activism, first made her name as a writer of stories. Her 2 volumes of autobiography, Clearing in the West (1935) and The Stream Runs Fast (1945), convey a warm and attractive personality.
Laura Goodman Salverson was an Icelandic-born novelist who won a Governor General's Award for her 1939 autobiography Confessions of an Immigrant's Daughter, and Frederick Niven's reflections on his life in Coloured Spectacles (1938) have more artistry and interest than his long historical novels. Edna Jacque's popular verse is no longer read but her account of her trials in Uphill All the Way (1977) now interest those seeking information about Canada's working-class women.
It seems probable, however, that Stephen Leacock's The Boy I Left Behind Me (1946) will always rank below his satiric sketches, and poet Robert Service added nothing to his fast-dimming lustre in Ploughman of the Moon (1945) and Harper of Heaven (1948). Similarly Thomas Raddall's In My Time (1976) is good deal more pedestrian than his novels, and Earle Birney's Spreading Time (1980) is an account of literary feuds that trivializes his poetic achievement. Whether Mazo de la Roche will be remembered for her novels, her autobiography, Ringing the Changes (1957), both, or neither, is for posterity to decide. These authors and hundreds more Canadians have put it on record that, like Edith Tyrrell in 1938, I Was There, and in so doing they have added imaginative texture and depth to Canadian prose writing.
The Category of Fiction
It is generally assumed that autobiographers, having chosen to tell their life stories, may write selectively and with some dramatic colouring, but will not deliberately mislead the reader as to essential facts. Thus it was something of a literary scandal when noted naturalist and conservationist Grey Owl, whose autobiographical Pilgrims of the Wild appeared in 1935 (2nd ed, 1968), was revealed at his death in 1938 as English-born Archie Belaney. Much the same excitement attended Douglas Spettigue's unmasking of novelist Frederick Philip Grove, a development that put large parts of Grove's much-admired autobiography, In Search of Myself (1946), into the category of fiction. More recently, John Glassco's tour de force in Memoirs of Montparnasse (1970), held by many to be the apex of Canadian literary autobiography, has been shown to be fictionalized in the author's account of the circumstances of its writing, and perhaps in much else.
Full-fledged men and women of letters having until recently been rare in Canada, we have few accounts of a literary life, but those few are worth seeking out, especially Glassco's memoirs (1970); Lovat Dickson's account of his Canadian youth and British publishing career in The Ante-Room (1959) and The House of Words (1963); and George Woodcock's Letter to the Past (1982), about his British childhood, and his account of his work in Canada in Beyond the Blue Mountains (1987). Dorothy Livesay narrates her childhood between the wars as a daughter of a newspaper magnate in Beginnings: A Winnipeg Childhood (1975), and the translation of Gabrielle Roy's autobiography Enchantment and Sorrow (1987) has been powerfully formulative of Canadians' sense of what it meant ot grow up French on the prairies before WWII as well as what the best of Canadian autobiography can do.
Fredelle Bruser Maynard also describes a Manitoba childhood, this time as the daughter of a Jewish shopkeeper in a series of small towns, in Raisins and Almonds (1972); she continues the account through her marriage and her coming to writing in The Tree of Life (1988). In Journeys Through Bookland (1984) Stan Dragland writes autobiography as a memoir of his reading, and in a series of essays collected in A Likely Story (1995). Robert Kroetsch writes about his experiences of childhood and youth important to his writing, then displaces the autobiographical narrative onto a fictionalized persona for the rest of his account.
Among the most analytic and engaging of the growing number of autobiographies about Canadian writers' beginnings is The Russian Album (1987), in which Michael Ignatieff narrates the story of his grandfather's service to and displacement from the Czar's court, his father's Canadian diplomatic service and eventual professional disappointment, and his own decision to live the political life differently through writing.
Ingatieff is only one of a number of writers who have recently turned to the effects of their parents' or grandparents' roots or of immigration on their own lives. The forms they develop to deal with very disparate experiences are among the most innovative in Canadian autobiographical writing. Denise Chong, for example, combines biography with autobiography in The Concubine's Children (1994), the story of 3 generations of Chinese women in Canada. Clark Blaise and Bharati Mukherjee collaborate to write something between a personal memoir and a travel book in Days and Nights in Calcutta (1977), a work that becomes the more telling when read against Blaise's own account of his early life as the child of mixed French and English, Canadian and American parentage in essays published in 1982 in The Iowa Review and Salmagundi. The tour de force among such writing, however, indeed among all the Canadian autobiographical writing in English to date, remains Michael Ondaatje's narrative of his return to Sri Lanka and his recovery of his family's stories about themselves in Running in the Family (1982).
Jay Macpherson, "Autobiography," in Carl F. Klinck, ed, Literary History of Canada (2nd ed, 1976), 616-23.
Thomas Ethan Wayman
Writers' Union of Canada
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Q: flow chart diagrams : tools / best practices Are there any free online tools out there to make visio kind of diagrams. I would like to practice my flowchart skills. Are there any good sites or books or articles out there that discuss best practices for flowchart diagrams.

A: Dia is an open source option:
http://projects.gnome.org/dia/

A: +1 for Dia.  It's also cross-platform, which won me over.  Another advantage of Dia is that the diagrams are stored in compressed XML.
I had a project where I needed to diagram something in the database, and I was able to write a program to create Dia-compatible XML from the database, which saved me a HELL of a lot of typing and drawing.  I just had to reposition and resize the objects.

A: Open Office includes a program called Draw which is really nice.

A: Already answered here;
Here is some:

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*StarUML - http://staruml.sourceforge.net/en/ (Free)

*Enterprise Architect from Sparx Systems (Not free)

*Violet

*Umbrello UML

*ArgoUML

*Dia
Here is a complete list of over 50 UML designer (free and not) Wikipedia list:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_UML_tools

A: There is a great multi-platform software that for some reason no one mentions but its really worth a try:
yEd: http://www.yworks.com/en/products_yed_about.html

A: http://www.umlgraph.org/
Found no other better solution. Program your charts.
Makes beautiful sequence diagrams.

A: lucidchart is an online, collaborative tool with flowchart features.

A: Gliffy is an online flowcharthing program.
Personally I use Dia, an open source Visio kind of clone (it works under Windows, Linux and MacOSX).

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Leaders of the Deputy Sheriffs' Association of San Diego County, a labor organization representing 2,200 law-enforcement officers, toured the California Republican Convention in Sacramento last weekend, attending sessions and meeting with elected officials.
They were an uncommon sight, given California labor leaders' historic alliance with Democratic candidates and organizations. It is far too soon to see this as significant. But for a Republican Party looking to widen its umbrella after significant losses in the 2012 election cycle, the union's overture was a reminder that California's police and fire unions haven't been as rigidly predictable or ideological as other public-employee unions.
But not all were thrilled about DSASD's presence. Jon Fleischman, veteran GOP official and publisher of the conservative news site Flashreport.org, was skeptical of the labor group's ability to sync with Republicans' policy agenda.
"We have 99 percent of our issues in common with law enforcement, but these guys will have a tall order ahead of them if they think they will be able to move our party on the issue of pension reform," Fleischman said.
Historically, public-safety unions have often walked a fine line between Republican and Democratic affiliation. Firefighters and law enforcement officers tend to be law-and-order conservatives. However, they belong to the public employee unions with the most generous pensions, and those pension systems are more likely to be underfunded at the local and state levels.
On the issue of pension reform, Clay said the Deputy Sheriffs' Association of San Diego County does not face the same challenges seen in other counties.
"In San Diego, the county is in very good shape fiscally," he said. "Our public employee retirement fund is very well funded — it's AAA rated and it should be a model for counties across America. By 2018, it will be paid 100 percent by employee contributions." Clay added that the fund is currently 80 percent funded and said more than 90 percent of the members of his board of directors are registered Republicans.
In San Diego, public safety unions maintain strong relationships with some individual Republican lawmakers, though not the highest-profile GOPers like defeated San Diego mayoral candidate Carl DeMaio. The Deputy Sheriffs' Association of San Diego County contributed approximately $350,000 to Republican candidates in the last two election cycles, making it among the largest single donors. It gave no money to Democratic candidates.
DSASD leadership had an official convention itinerary which included meals with state Sen. Joel Anderson, a Republican whose district is mostly in east and northeast San Diego County, and Assemblyman Rocky Chavez, R-Oceanside, as well as coffee with Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Vista. The union officials also were given a tour of the Capitol by Assemblyman Brian Jones, R-Santee.
Duncey— You want to "ban" public unions? You sound a bit like a 1938 German Reich Munder. What other parts of the Constitution are inconvenient to your fascist view of paradise?
You are absurdly misguided to suggest that being critical of public sector unions is "fascist." It is public sector unions themselves who are fascist. There is probably nothing in the United States that is moving us closer to fascism more effectively than public sector unions. What on earth do you think happens when government employees take over the government and negotiate, basically, with the business and financial sector to carve up the economy of a nation? That is the definition of fascism. These public sector unions don't care about private sector workers. They care about themselves. They now make more than twice what private sector workers make, on average when you include the value of their benefits. This is in nobody's interests except for their own, plus the wealthy elite who have reached this accommodation with them. For you to accuse those of us who recognize the menace of public sector unions to be akin to Nazis and fascists is precisely the opposite of what we are. You are tragically misguided. Wake up.
Isn't It Time For The Abused Taxpayers Of California To Leave In Masses.
In Order To End This Unholy Conspiracy Between The Totally Corrupt.
Democrats And The Equally Corrupt Public Service Unions? It Is Really.
The Only Way To Finally End This Criminal Activity! Did Anybody Ever.
Reality check— The TS Methodologies are a series of conceptual abstractions designed to measure the conceivable counterparts therein.
I mean fascism only in the limited sense that it appears that "Duncey" wants to ban certain labor unions obviously in direct contradiction to the well founded and settled notion that these collectives compromise a distinct expression of the freedom of association clearly enumerated in the Counstitution. Since I assume he means to suggest that this be done by edict rather than by the Counstitutionally authorized method of amendment, I thought fascist was an appropriate discriptor.
What say you little tea baggy fella?
Keep in mind the beloved members of our armed services have a defined benefit retirement, to include many, many well respected members of our legislature. I have not heard much at all from fellow republicans bashing our servicemen and veterans…of course not. It would be political suicide. So for you that call police officers every name in he book because they belong to an association, just remember these words.
The path of the Republican Party has been one of utter failure lately. There is no denying that. So just keep alienating every possible group, keeping them from the party, Mexicans, gays, women, and yes police associations, those associations that are comprised of about 85-90% conservatives. Continue down the path of exclusion and you will make the entire country blue forever.
You must begin to think outside the box if you plan to be relevant in 2014 !
Nice to see that Ted and Ponch have the teanuts well under control here. Carry on.
The srmed services have nothing to do with the theives that inhabit the union RAGWUS Ponch, comparing the two is absurd when you look at the reality of pay and benefits between the two.
If the Republicans have to become left wing democrats with your formula then the Republicans need to disband and a party of freedom and liberty replace the corrupted GOP.
Really Donkey? Where's my lifetime medical?
So you hate defined benefit plans? After all you and Fleischman say that's the only issue right? I've squashed the others. You must hate many republican elected officials, republican airline pilots, republican marines, republican firefighters, republican educators…come on, when is enough enough? Working on bridging the gap. You are why the party is an utter failure.
The average public safety retiree is 56 years of age and has worked more than 20 years for the state of California. To receive the maximum retirement benefits, an officer has to work more than 30 years. The current retirement formula encourages officers to work as long as they possibly can in order to receive the maximum retirement benefit. In reality, only 1% of public safety members actually qualify for this benefit level. Many officers struggle in dealing with their injuries as they get further along in their career.
Come on Ponch, the truth is that every RAGWUS member is under-worked and over compensated!!! It doesn't matter what the criteria is to reach the maximum amount that has been schemed from the taxpayers, the problem is that it is too much at every level.
Caps need to be placed on pay, benefits, no perks at all, and pensions. No RAGWUS member no matter the title hels should be making more than $90,000 a year, benefits should be 50/50, and no retiree should be getting over $50,000 a year in pension, regardless of the years worked. If they want to save in a supplemental plan fine, but it comes out of their regular pay and the taxpayers guarantee nothing!!
80,000 yr. most share costs with their employer…I don't know where u get your facts from.
Cap pilots at 90,000 yr, teachers cap at 60,000 year, elected officials work for free, nurses cap at 75,000 yr. it's a great plan…..
And they'd all go to college why????


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Wizards Run Up 150 Points, Knock Off Pacers
By Robby Fletcher|2021-05-06T13:39:15-04:00May 4th, 2021|News|0 Comments
The Wizards couldn't have asked for a more perfect night from their star players Bradley Beal and Russell Westbrook.
In a must-win game against an Indiana Pacers team that sat just ahead of Washington for the ninth-seed in the Eastern Conference standings, the Wizards (30-35) came together in a big way to dominate the Pacers with a season-high in scoring as they took home their 11th win in 13 games, 154-141.
Brad was his typically dominant self in the scoring department, putting up 26 points to go with six assists, but it was Russell Westbrook who generated the headlines with an outrageous 14-point, 21-rebound, 24-assist triple-double. His line marked just the third time in NBA history that a player was able to get more than 20 rebounds and 20 assists in a game, and Westbrook managed to do it while also setting career highs in both categories.
BB and Westbrook showcased their connection all night, with Westbrook assisting on seven of Brad's 11 field goals, including one with 6:30 left in the first quarter where Westbrook zipped a laser from the right-wing into the opposite dunker's spot, finding a cutting BB for an easy layup. Westbrook also found a running No. 3 in transition multiple times throughout the game, as Indiana struggled to keep up with Washington's up-tempo style.
Washington's hot shooting started up quickly, as the team finished the half shooting 57 percent from the field, for their highest-scoring half of the season with 82 points. Brad finished the half with a team-high 16 points while Westbrook already had a double-double with 12 rebounds and 14 assists.
Despite some hot shooting of their own, the Pacers were simply unable to keep up with the Wizards' torrid pace, and Indiana couldn't cut Washington's lead down to single digits for the entirety of the second half. With the Wiz up 122-102 going into the fourth quarter, it became less about if the Pacers could come back and win and more about just how high the score would go. The last time Washington had scored more than 150 points was during the 2019-20 season when they tallied 158 against the Houston Rockets on October 30.
With just seven games left in the regular season, the Wizards now sit just a half-game behind the Pacers for the No. 9 spot in the East and they now own the tiebreaker. The Wizards will meet up with the Pacers one more time on Saturday, May 8,
But they'll have to first focus on another tough road back-to-back.
Their next game comes on Wednesday, May 5 in Milwaukee against the Bucks. The Wiz have lost their previous two meetings with Milwaukee this season, but a win on Wednesday could prove to be a huge deal for Washington's playoff hopes. That game tips at 8 p.m. ET on Wednesday.
Those playoff hopes will also ride on Thursday's game against the Toronto Raptors in Tampa, Florida. Washington has a three-game lead on Toronto with seven games to play, so a head-to-head win could all but bury the Raptors and assure the Wiz a play-in spot. Thursday's game tips at 7:30 p.m. ET.


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Follow Me Home
Sometimes theatre entertains us, taking us to a place of imagination and wonder. Sometimes it educates, giving us an insight into a world that is fascinating and unfamiliar. When it does both these things it creates that rare magic that leaves audiences inspired and informed. It's theatre that's powerful, engaging, imaginative, and leaves us a little transformed. That's the territory of Follow Me Home.
Australian Theatre for Young People (ATYP), the national youth theatre company, is recognised around the world for taking the stories of young people to the national stage. For this project, ATYP has teamed up with the Office for the Advocate of Children and Young People (ACYP) to look into the lives of young people who experience homelessness. Developed in consultation with young people from across NSW, Follow Me Home explores the extraordinary lives of those who move among us unseen.
Produced in association with the Advocate for Children and Young People (ACYP) and presented by Riverside Theatres.
Follow Me Home is supported by the James N Kirby Foundation.
"Follow Me Home succeeds in its intention to demystify the complexities of youth homelessness, and urges the audience to question their own role in a culture that often looks beyond those who need someone to listen." Playwave
LIVESTREAM FEEDBACK FROM TEACHERS:
"As a Brisbane viewer who had seen a live production at ATYP I often speak of your company to my class so the opportunity to watch a live stream is SO appreciated. I thought it was a fantastic experience. My students don't get the chance to see much live theatre so was great for them to get an idea of what it is like."
Drama Teacher, Brisbane, Qld
"Thank you ATYP for providing our school with the opportunity to see quality live theatre performed by young actors. It was an invaluable experience for my students! The production was exemplary in its treatment of youth homelessness, opening this topic up for numerous discussions with my students. My students were so happy to participate in the live Q&A and the young actors ability to articulate their acting processes as well as listen to how the actors approached such a taboo topic. We are so far from Sydney so thank you for making this experience so accessible for our students."
Drama Teacher, Qld
Season: 29—31 May
Wed—Sat 11am and 7.45pm
Lennox Theatre
Riverside Theatres, Parramatta
atyp.com.au
"I've never told my friends about my story… being homeless, you can't talk about it."—
"ATYP has fostered a space for young voices to be heard, and young performers to showcase the strength, resilience and joy that exists within all young people." Playwave
Cast & Creative Team
Lewis Treston
Fraser Corfield
Set/Costume Design
Aleisa Jelbart
Martin Kinnane
Kailesh Reitmans
Madelaine Osborne
Sorie Bangura
Laneikka Denne, Jordan Dulieu, Jasper Lee-Lindsay and Sofia Nolan
Justin Stambouliah
Luke Stambouliah
Caitlin Burley
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Intersection 2019: Arrival
April Aardvark
Bathory Begins
ATYP acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders are Australia's First Peoples and the traditional owners of the land on which we work. We pay our respect to Elders past, present and emerging.


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United Kingdom / 2021 / Fiction / 00:06:00min
A one-shot film about Holly, who after a casual hook up tries sneaking out of the kooky London mooring, but roommate Max is eager to get to know her, despite the accumulation of red flags.
Samuel de Ceccatty
Samuel is a winner of the BBC Comedy Writers Room, finalist of the ITV/Red Planet Prize, and featured on the 2017 BBC Talents Hot List. His latest short film Adrift was commissioned by Fuijfilm, and was featured in the British Cinematographer Magazine. Samuel writes and directs ambitious films that are entertaining, often funny, but also make the audience think.


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Q: how to display notification on dashboard I have a requirement to display a notification bell icon in my dashboard.
basically, I would like to show the actions which need to be performed by the user should be shown as a notification.
ex: task rejected, task approved or pending for verification etc.
my application is built based on spring boot micro-services and front end we are using angular.
I have a confusion that how can i show the notification dynamically without refreshing the page and if can I leverage Kafka  for this requirement.
or if any better solution is there. please  suggest how to achieve this and what technical stack which is suitable for this requirement.

A: You can use many different services to push notification. If you are developing on Spring boot, I suggest using Spring Boot Starter Websocket Library. You can easily configure a simple message broker with enabling STOMP over WebSocket.
You can find a comprehensive tutorial of developing a Push Notification to all users or only to a specific user here


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Berg Canoe Marathon falls victim to Covid-19
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The Berg River Canoe Marathon is the latest big sporting event to have been affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. This year's four-day race, from Paarl to Velddrif in early July, has been cancelled.
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Midmar joins Dusi in moving to March
The Midmar Mile is the second mass participant event to move out a month in the calendar due to the current wave of Covid-19, joining the Dusi Canoe Marathon in deciding to go from February to March. 'Safety is always the highest priority at the aQuellé Midmar Mile,' said Race… Read more »
Source: TeamSA | Published: 11th Jan 2021 - 7:50 am
Dusi show will go on – but only in March
Following the spike in Covid-19 cases countrywide, organisers of the MyLife Dusi Canoe Marathon and representatives from Canoeing South Africa (CSA) have decided to postpone the race by a month to 18-20 March. Given the emergency meeting of the National Command Council on Wednesday, CSA and the MyLife Dusi organising… Read more »
Source: TeamSA | Published: 6th Jan 2021 - 1:43 pm
'Games will go ahead' says Japan's PM
Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga began 2021 promising that the delayed Tokyo Olympics would go ahead in July, even as Japan contends with a surge in coronavirus cases and the rising cost of an event that is becoming increasingly unpopular with the public. 'The Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games will… Read more »
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