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Interview: Sophie Honeybourne
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Our first creative character interview this week is with Sophie Honeybourne, owner and artist behind Honeybourne Jewellery, with our very own Editor-in-Chief, Catriona Macaulay.
So to start things off – how long have you been making jewellery?
I think it's over 20 years now, which is really scary! I started when I was 18 alongside studying for my degree in 3D design and during my first year I realised I wasn't getting taught enough. I wanted to specialize in jewellery so I trained at Theodosia in Newport for 7 years. I had the apprenticeship at the same time as doing my degree.
Where did you do your degree?
I studied at Portsmouth and then did a final two years at the Royal College, followed by a Masters specialising in jewellery. I didn't know until I was in my second year that jewellery was what I wanted to go into, because I was more fine art based with a love for sculpture, but I struggled with the idea of how to make a living out of art. But then jewellery put it all together; I could make pieces of art for the body.
Well they are like little sculptures when you look at them…
Yeah well, making anything in miniature was a real challenge. I saw a Japanese jewellery exhibition and it just completely sent me down the jewellery path. In this country we have such a rich history in jewellery-making. But at the same time, we've got set ways for 'this is how you enamel' or 'this is how you make rings' whereas the Japanese jewellery exhibition just opened up a whole new possibility that jewellery could be used as sculpture for the body.
Have you ever been to Japan?
No, but I'd love to go! It's just so out of our comfort zone, it seems like everyone I know that has been says that it's just so different to our culture.
When did Honeybourne Jewellery come to life?
I graduation from the Royal College and I made my End of Year Exhibition and sold nearly the whole lot which was really a shock.
How many pieces did you have in your exhibition?
It was probably nearly 20 or 25, and from that I gained lots of interest from exhibitions and galleries so it just snowballed! I imagined I'd go travelling or do something in-between, but literally a week after finishing, I graduated, came home and set up in my mum's shed and started making. Every time I sold some jewellery I bought another tool, so all of these tools are 20 years old [gestures towards her work bench filled with sculpting tools].
It has become a right of passage for people to have a Honeybourne piece; when people graduate, finish Sixth Form or get married – it's very much, "Have you got your Honeybourne?". Is this something that you've realised?
Thank you, yeah I think working for Theodosia helped. My studies didn't give you any help in business experience or how to deal with real-life customers or clients. So to have a mix of the two, working for Theodosia with customers and having to design and make for them rather than just being taught at uni.
I've been able to make 16th birthday presents, then graduation gifts and in some cases, their engagement and wedding rings then their christening gifts, and it's been beautiful. You actually see people grow through jewellery. It can be a celebration, it's a real marked point through their lives and a real honour to do that.
Are all these documented on your social media?
We have a bespoke archive (on the website) and each piece has a little text about what the customer wanted, what we discussed and what the piece became.
We actually just added a subsection on the website about the remembrance pieces, and that's been really beautiful. So, if people have lost a loved one we can incorporate hair and ashes into the piece so that it's not just celebrating the good times but also marking really important life moments. That's been in the last two years and we've been working really closely with clients and customer and making something that means the world to them.
How many commissions do you tend to get through a week?
It can really vary, I'd say in a day – there are three of us now – we can do from 5-10 commissions and in the really busy times like Christmas we work 10-12 hours daily to keep up with demand. It can be anything, from really tiny to a massive wedding piece and everything in-between, and each one needs attention and time.
Do you work with any other companies?
When I was on my own I used to exhibit at about 20 galleries around the country and a few major exhibitions but because of the success of the shop which is unbelievable – I always imagined some little open workshop that people could come in and see what I did and they might leave with a pair of earrings – and we were totally blown away by how successful it became.
We've done a few collaborations with Sherlockology, which was the fansite for Sherlock Holmes. We made a piece for Steven Moffat and his wife Sue Vertue (directors of Sherlock and Doctor Who) and we stocked their online shop. We've done some work for Rockkins, a friend of mine who makes beautiful silk scarves, that was the Kate Moss piece that we made. We've worked with Charnwood, I made a miniature wood-burning stove and we're about to possibly work with another island company but we're still working on it at the moment so, quite exciting.
Can we ask who it is?
I can't say right now. You'll have to keep watching our page.
What is your take on The Ventnor Fringe?
We love the Fringe. I can remember when I got my first email from Jack and he said, 'Hi, my name is Jack, and I'm at university. We're looking for unusual spaces and we'd love to use the archway' and I immediately just said 'yes definitely, whatever you like; we'll give you cables, use our electricity' and we've just supported it from day one. It's so wonderful to see people so passionate coming together, not to mention the unusual and creative people it brings to Ventnor. Just to see that was like 'Go Jack, go!' and to see it growing a growing has been amazing. To have Ventnor Exchange as our neighbours is great and we're wholeheartedly behind it.
Is there anything on the program that you're really looking forward to this year?
We're going to see the Parrots and Childhood, so that's going to be really exciting. I loved last year, seeing Stealing Sheep was brilliant, because I've loved them for absolute years so it's so lovely to see that one amazing band and then find loads of little bits around the Fringe and Rex [Sophie's son] likes to wonder around.
Will you be taking Rex along to any of the kid-friendly events this year?
Yes! Rex loved Seska, he was brilliant. Rex was sat with his mouth hanging open, he'd never seen anything like it so we'll definitely be going back to see him.
Thank you to Sophie for speaking to us, you can find the Honeybourne Jewellery website here, and Facebook here.
It's the Beginning…
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It's 2017, the world has become a different place in the last eight years.
Eight years ago, our festival founders were eighteen-year- old students experiencing the first sips of university life, visiting prospective courses and deciphering what career paths to go down. This journey ultimately brought about the question; how they could bring the culture they'd tasted back to the Isle of Wight, or more importantly back to their hometown, Ventnor.
The kids did good eh? But they're not kids anymore, eight increasingly more successful Fringe festivals, one Ventnor Exchange and countless community projects; I think we can all agree that VFringe has been a change for the better.
Ventnor town has come alive in the last decade, seeing empty shops brim with light, life and laughter. We have two art venues (Ventnor Exchange and Ventnor Arts Club), several artisan eateries (Cantina, Tramezzini and The Bistro), a Tea House, a homemade ice cream parlor, three small supermarkets and countless thirst quenching bars. What does all this ultimately mean. Is this town just a brilliant holiday destination or is Ventnor finally becoming a town of young entrepreneurs making a sustainable living?
The problem that young people have always faced on the Isle of Wight is whether it's a viable place to live and have a career. Is it possible to build a successful career right here on the southern-most coast of the Isle of Wight?
The town is smarter, more refined and culturally rich than it ever has been, the young people of the town are setting up shop with their businesses. Three businesses are run by young people; Ventnor Exchange, The Tea House (and The Events Co.) and Red Squirrel Studios. Gentrification is always a hot topic in our yearly Fringe Forum. Whilst Jack Whitewood has always steadfast in his belief that gentrification will not happen, or at least is a long-way off for Ventnor, we pose the question: Is it?
The Fringe Review have decided to investigate whether Ventnor is now a viable career option for young people by interviewing successful creative faces that have done just that. Look out for these interviews in the coming six issues of the Fringe Review.


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The Fatnis Island lies about 10 metres out into the Birket Siwa, and is completely covered by palms, except for the circular, tiled pool. The entire setting is beautiful, actually quite romantic should that be of any use for you.
Coming out here, best done by a bike (just ask any you pass by for "Fatnis"), an hour or so before sunset is perfect. You start with swim, then head down to the coffee shop to take in the sunset over the Libyan Desert.
The total experience here was even better before, and as the water has been sinking due to some much needed drainage projects, Fatnis might not stay an island in the future.


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It's the art of tying knots in yarns without using needles or hooks.
You can make useful things - bags to hanging baskets - or purely decorative objects - jewelry to wall hangings.
By varying the knots, their position or the kind of yarn used, your work will easily fit your individual needs perfectly.
Noticing a lack of introductory lessons on the Web, I have put together a few pointers to lead you into the relaxing skill of Macramé.
To start, all you need, is a non-stretching yarn such as string or embroidery thread and a place to anchor the yarn to, like a door handle or a foam pad.
Why don't you have a look at the sampler 'Project' link, or try some macramé knots. It's easy!


Presumably, Kentucky Coach John Calipari is looking to replace one group of so-called one-and-done players with another this recruiting season. He's selling a fast track to the NBA and holding up past one-and-done players such as Derrick Rose, Tyreke Evans and, we can assume, John Wall and DeMarcus Cousins as enticing examples of what he can do for a prospect. And how quickly he can do it.
Having to play only one season of college basketball before entering the NBA is a powerful message on the impressionable minds of high school prospects.
"Every player in every class wants to be a one-and-done," McDonald's All-American Josh Selby said last week. "And I can't lie. I want to be one."
Meanwhile, UK President Lee T. Todd Jr. sits uneasy at the head of an educational institution.
Todd said he had no specific proposals to suggest. But like many in college athletics, the UK president likes the baseball model. In that sport, a player is free to go pro out of high school. But if the prospect chooses to attend college, he commits himself to three seasons.
Basketball has only the NBA rule, which requires prospects to be a year removed from high school before being eligible for the draft.
Through his success at Memphis and now UK, Calipari has become synonymous with one-and-done players. Dajuan Wagner in 2002. Shawne Williams in 2006. Rose in 2008. Evans in 2009. Wall, Cousins, maybe Eric Bledsoe and Daniel Orton in 2010.
In a Southeastern Conference coaches' teleconference last month, Calipari noted that you recruit the best players you can recruit. It's impossible to predict which players will be draftable a year later. He cited Darius Rice, a McDonald's All-American and supposed one-and-done player who played four seasons for Miami. Then there was Chris Wilcox, who went to Maryland as a four-year player and became an NBA lottery pick after two seasons.
"You try to plan as much as you can," Calipari said. "You can't plan much. Midway through the year, you have a pretty good idea, and you go from there. I don't know if you can do it any other way."
Hall of Fame Coach Bob Knight criticized Calipari earlier this season, in part, because one-and-done players mock the idea of a college education. But Calipari is hardly alone.
"We all want guys who are good enough to go to the next level," Georgia Coach Mark Fox said. "We can't control how quickly they develop into that. How many coaches are going to turn down a guy like that if they thought he'd want to come? C'mon. I'm not."
In saying he'd take a one-and-done, Louisiana State Coach Trent Johnson quipped, "Because my wife likes to shop."
Translation: the best players bring victories, which bring pay raises and contract extensions for coaches.
But Fox and Johnson acknowledged the strain that comes with fitting one-and-done players into an educational system.
"It's not the developmental league for the NBA," Johnson said of college basketball. "Obviously, you have to recruit (one-and-dones) because that kid can make an impact. No way around it till the powers that be have a different rule."
Added Fox: "When they're there for that time frame, they're going to work toward becoming educated young men."
Todd suggested that not all one-and-done players are equal. Some are basketball nomads who pose as college students as they wait out a year before turning pro.
"That's very bad," Todd said.
The UK president held up Wall as an example of a one-and-done player who takes the academic work seriously.
"John Wall really changed my impression of what the one-and-done player is," Todd said. "... The system needs change. But under the present system, I'd take every John Wall I could get, if he's a one-and-done."
Of course, Calipari seeks a fourth one-and-done point guard in four years this spring. Rose begat Evans who begat Wall who will begat, maybe Selby.
"Having three back-to-back one-and-dones impresses me a lot," Selby said. "Not many schools do that. It means he might have a chance to make me a one-and-done."
"John (Calipari) has a tendency to find these kids," Todd said. "They want to play for him. You'll play against them if you don't play with them. There (were) a few other schools wanting John Wall than just us."
A rumor making the rounds since Kentucky lost to West Virginia has freshman Jon Hood transferring at the end of the semester.
Not true, his father, Brian Hood, said.
"Jon's not going anywhere," he said. "He likes Lexington. He likes UK. He likes Cal."
The Hood rumor had him transferring to Vanderbilt. Brian Hood scoffed, noting that Vandy was not among the eight Southeastern Conference schools offering his son a scholarship out of high school. So why would he want to go there?
Brian Hood said it was no mystery why his son did not play a lot of minutes as a freshman. The guard spots were manned by All-American John Wall and All-SEC freshman Eric Bledsoe. At the small forward, there was "a four-person logjam," the elder Hood said, meaning Darius Miller, Darnell Dodson, Ramon Harris and DeAndre Liggins.
"He did what most freshmen do," Brian Hood said of his son. "He sat on the bench and learned."
The day after UK returned from Syracuse, Jon Hood headed to the Craft Center to work on his shooting. But Calipari stopped him by ordering all the players to take a week off and decompress.
Kentucky Coach John Calipari competed with his counterpart from Notre Dame, Mike Brey, in a cooking competition Saturday in Indianapolis.
Celebrity chef Tim Love supervised as the coaches chopped, seasoned and sautéed.
"My goal is to make them cook as much as possible," Love said on Friday, "so I can make fun of them as much as possible."
The cooking competition is sponsored by LG Electronics, which provided side-by-side fully equipped kitchens complete with four-door French-door refrigerators, induction cooktops, double wall ovens and microwaves.
LG Electronics will make $5,000 donations to the Coaches vs. Cancer charity in the names of the winning coaches.
Each coach had 45 minutes to prepare American lamb chops, mashed potatoes and green beans.
When asked about the menu, Love said, "It's Easter. You've got to do lamb."
Brey won the cook-off despite what spokesman Eileen Earley called a "very strong Kentucky fan presence."
As it ended, Love quipped, "Calapari came in with the crowd advantage, but Brey brought the heat in the LG kitchen."
The cook-off continues Sunday at Indianapolis Convention Center from 2 to 3 p.m. Coaches competing Sunday are Tom Crean of Indiana and Paul Hewitt of Georgia Tech.
Which of the following does not fit: Sustainable corporate strategy platforms, cell genomics, carbon sequestering of greenhouse gasses, John Calipari's Bounce Back philosophy.
Actually, it's a trick question. They all fit in Alltech's 26th International Animal Health and Nutrition Symposium set for May in Lexington.
Calipari will be speaking about Bounce Back (the title he gave to his self-help book published last year) and how to make a corporate team a winner. The UK coach will not speak about the agriculture industry, cell genomics or carbon sequestering.
Tennessee lost to Michigan State by one point in the Midwest Regional finals. To come so close to the Final Four apparently will eat at Tennessee Coach Bruce Pearl.
During an appearance on radio station ESPN 1000 in Chicago, Pearl was asked whether he would watch the Final Four.
"No, no, I will not be watching it," he said. "I can't watch it; I won't watch it. ... I might listen to it on ESPN 1000, but I will not be watching it."
When asked what you do instead of watching the Final Four, Pearl said, "You drive back to Knoxville, and you pout. I won't put myself through that situation. I have great respect for Tom Izzo and for getting his team there. I was in the Horizon League at one time, possibly one of the poster children for the Horizon at one point at Wisconsin-Milwaukee, so very, very proud and happy for Butler and the Horizon League."
In a feature called "Ask the A.D.," Arkansas Athletics Director Jeff Long occasionally responds to fans' e-mail questions on the school's Web site. In a video segment posted last month, a fan asked a blunt question about John Pelphrey's job security.
"Well, certainly that's been a question raised by some in our fan base," Long said. "But I think, by the time this airs, everyone knows that we're not going to make a change in our basketball head coaching position.
"I've been clear throughout the season — and the end of the season — that we're supporting Coach Pelphrey."
Long reiterated that the administration is asking Pelphrey and his staff to not only win games, but also build a program with quality people, discipline and accountability.
"This is not the time to change course," Long said. "Now is the time to support our program."
In a random drawing from among more than 13,000 donors, Barbara McFarland of Mayslick, Ky., won two tickets to the Final Four from the Kentucky Blood Center.
According to a KBC news release, McFarland was visiting her grandchildren more than 600 miles away when she learned she won the tickets.
"My grandkids are in school right now but, as soon as they get out, I will tell them good-bye and be on my way!" she said in the news release.
Adding to McFarland's good fortune, she has a daughter who lives in Indianapolis.
"I never thought I would win anything for giving blood," she said. "I am still shaking. I can't believe it!"
Here was my ballot for the All-East Regional team: John Wall and DeMarcus Cousins of Kentucky, Da'Sean Butler and Joe Mazzulla of West Virginia and Louis Dale of Cornell. I voted for Mazzulla as Most Outstanding Player.
In case you missed it, the All-East Regional team was Wall, Cousins, Butler, Mazzulla and Kevin Jones of WVU. Mazzulla was voted Most Outstanding Player.
Meghan Alessi, a senior at Bryan Station High School and president of the school's Invisible Children Club, wants to spread the word about an effort to raise money for earthquake victims in Haiti.
As part of the effort, hats autographed by UK coaches John Calipari and Joker Phillips are available on eBay until noon Thursday. Proceeds go to Food for the Hungry, an organization aiding people in Haiti.
To former UK forward Erik Daniels. He turned 28 on Thursday.


It's the first day of winter!… and if you haven't driven by Sterling Shell on Route 7- you should pop in, fill up on gas and enjoy this fun-filled wintry scene featuring some rowdy, out-of-control snowmen! I've been painting windows for this family-owned business off and on for years!!!
I thought in honor of that Back-to-School time of year and the onset of fall- a SPECTACULAR season to live in Virginia…. I'd highlight some of my previous school mural projects.
Most recently, I completed this Success Pyramid for Lakeridge Middle School in Lakeridge, VA. What an inspiring wall for all these young athletes!
Next, is the cafeteria stage at Baldwin Elementary School in Manassas, VA.
This was painted during the summer, so needless to say there was a lot going on- it was difficult to get a good picture!
For Stone Hill Middle School in Ashburn, VA, I painted their Stingray mascot to label the various areas in the hallway.
The gymnasium mural at Sycolin Creek Elementary in Leesburg, VA proved a little more challenging due to the acoustic boards that surrounded the gym.
For Congressional Schools of Virginia, I keep adding to the mural in the reception area. Here's a before and after of the front desk area- showing the outside of the Early Childhood Program building.
Lastly, I had the privilege of painting the Senior Cafe at Mount Vernon High School in Alexandria, VA. It was a gift from the class of 2012. You can see from the before and after pictures- this added some much-needed color and excitement to the Senior-only area… afterall, they worked hard to be there!


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Divergent, by Veronica Roth, tells the story of a young girl, who while trying to figure out where she fits in, makes a choice that will change her life. As a result of her choice, she figures out how to overcome obstacles and face her fears.
This story takes place in a dystopian Chicago, where society is divided into five factions. These factions are each dedicated to the cultivation of a particular virtue—Candor (the honest), Abnegation (the selfless), Dauntless (the brave), Amity (the peaceful), and Erudite (the intelligent). At the age of sixteen, teenagers must choose one of these five factions to commit themselves to for the rest of their lives. As the main character, Beatrice (Tris), struggles to find who she truly is, she finds herself making a choice between the life she's always had with her family, and a new and exciting life. She also discovers a secret about herself that she doesn't yet fully understand.
Tris has always been part of Abnegation, the selfless faction, but she feels like she isn't exactly good enough to fit into this community. She finds that it's a challenge to be as self-sacrificing and unselfish as her family. When the time comes to make the choice between a new life and her family, however, she realizes that she doesn't necessarily want to say goodbye to her family and the familiar life she'd leave behind. If she makes the choice to leave, she most likely will never see them again. When Tris takes the aptitude test in which the community gives her a faction recommendation, she discovers a dangerous secret—she's Divergent— which means she doesn't fit into any conventional category; but she doesn't realize the full extent of danger this label can put her in. After choosing her faction, she faces a highly competitive initiation, and struggles to determine who her friends truly are and what being Divergent can actually mean for her. She also uncovers a plot that threatens to change society as she knows it, and how powerful her secret can actually be.
What I enjoy most about Divergent is the suspense. There is not one boring or dull moment in the whole book, and it kept me reading and almost experiencing the feelings and emotions of the main character myself. The only thing I didn't particularly like about the book was the ending. I think it was a little rushed and that it could have been much better if it wasn't for that. But overall, it was a great, well-written book, and I recommend it for fans of the Hunger Games.


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Nearly everyone at some point in his or her life has thought about suicide. Whether you've thought about what the driving point was for someone who has committed suicide or whether you've considered it yourself, it has crossed your mind.
I know I have been so down at some moments and have thought about it. Whether we want to admit it or not we have all given our feelings, circumstances, heartbreaks, and life issues too much control of our lives. I realized long ago that my situation was temporary and death was not an option. There are millions of people who thinks that Suicide is the answer to their problems.
According to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention African Americans commit suicide at a lower rate than any other nationality and urban youths are usually affected at a lower rate by suicide than those in rural communities. Even though the statistics show suicide isn't an issue that affect Urban youths and African Americans at a high rate we are still affected by this issue overall.
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The aim of this project was to investigate the enzyme catalysed modification of synthetic polymers. It was found that an immobilised lipase from Candida antartica (Novozyme 435) catalysed the selective epoxidation of poly(butadiene) in the presence of hydrogen peroxide and catalytic quantities of acetic acid. The cis and trans double bonds of the backbone were epoxidised in yields of up to 60 % whilst the pendent vinyl groups were untouched. The effect of varying a number of reaction parameters was investigated. These studies suggested that higher yields of epoxide could not be obtained because of the conformational properties of the partially epoxidised polymer. Application of this process to the Baeyer-Villiger reaction of poly(vinyl phenyl ketone) and poly(vinyl methyl ketone) were unsuccessful. The lack of reactivity was found to be a property of the polymer rather than the enzymatic system employed. Attempts to modify hydroxyl containing polymers and polymers bearing active esters close to the polymer backbone were unsuccessful. Steric factors appear to be the most important influence on the outcome of the reactions.


In Lorraine Hansberry's play A Raisin in the Sun, attainability of the American Dream is shown throughout the play by the use of the theme Man vs. Society.
The theme of the play A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry is man vs. society because the family is in constant turmoil with how society views them because of the color of their skin. In the play, there is a character named Mr. Linder. He represents the neighborhood where the Younger's bought a house. At first, the Youngers turn down the offer he presents of rebuying the house from them so they cannot move into the predominatley white neighborhood. Shorty after this scene, Walter rants "and you-you people just put the money in my hand and you won't have to live next to this bunch of stinkin niggers! (Hansberry 144). Walter says this because Mr. Linder solely doesn't want them in the neighborhood because they are black. This thought of racism came from how society views blacks in this time era. After Mr. Linder is invited back to the Younger's apartment and is told by Walter that they are going to buy the home in the white neighborhood, he responds with "I sure hope you people know what you're getting into" (Hansberry 149).
"What's the matter with you all! I didn't make this world! It was give to me this way Hell, yes, I want me some yachts someday Yes I want to hang some real pearls 'round my wife's neck. Ain't she supposed to wear no pearls? Somebody well me tell me who decides which women is supposed to wear pearls in this world. I tell you I am a man and I think my wife should wear some pearls in this world" Walter was showing man versus society as he was having a break down because he feels he has been beaten by society. It shows in the movie how truly society and his societal problems have really gotten to him from his appearace and suggested mental state at the time.
A Raisin in the Sun is essentially about dreams, as the main characters struggle to deal with the oppressive circumstances that rule their lives. The title of the play references a conjecture that Langston Hughes famously posed in a poem he wrote about dreams that were forgotten or put off. He wonders whether those deams shrivel up "like a raisin in the sun." Every member of the Younger family has a separate, individual dream" —Beneatha wants to become a doctor, for example, and Walter wants to have money so that he can afford things for his family. The Youngers struggle to attain these dreams throughout the play, and much of their happiness and depression is directly related to their attainment of, or failure to attain, these dreams. By the end of the play, they learn that the dream of a house is the most important dream because it unites the family.
"They spirited all right, my children. got to admit they got spirit bennie and walter. like this littl old plant that ain't never had enough sunshine or nothing and look at it..."(Hansberry 52). Mama is relating the plant to her children which shows her true dream of that she wants what's best for her children and wanting all the best opportunitites and happiness for them. it shows the the American dream is attainable because she has already partially achieved it which shows through her saying that they have spirit. This also connects to the movie because in the movie her family is on the verge of happiness.
Walter's dream is to have a house and be successful. Walter's main motivation is money and his greed is ruining his family and their lifestyle. "This morning I was lookin' in the mirror and thinking about it...I'm thirty-five years old and I got a boy who sleeps in the living room- and all I got to give is stories about how rich white people live" (Hansberry 34). In the film, the director uses close up shot to make this scene more dramatic. Walter is upset because of having no money and for waiting about the insurance check to come. Lighting and close up shots make Walter's emotion really stand out.
Beneatha's overall dream is to become a doctor. Mama believes her dream is unnattainable, but with the insurance check, she sets aside a good amount of money to send Beneatha to college. To Ruth, she says "Ruth. Listen, I'm going to be a doctor. I'm not worried about who I'm going to marry yet- if I ever get married at all" (Hansberry 50). Mama's dream for Beneatha is for her to get married and to work like every other woman does. During this scene in the film, the camera angle is at eye level to create more intensity in Beneatha's eyes. The lighting in the room is dark to set the mood.
in the story a symbolic element that is prodomiant throughout the play is Mam's plant. In the beginning of the play the plant is very shrived and looks like it is dying. the plant is use to reprent the family and how the family is slowly starting to fall apart due to the fact that they are not living a healthy life style. Mama says "They spirited all right, my children. Got to admit they got spirit- Bennie and Walter. Like this little old plant that aint never had enough sunlight or nothing- and look it"(Hansberry 52). Mama says that the plant represents her children because they are fighting all the odd to keep on living when everything is strangulating them death. By the end of the play in the movie, the plant starts to look alive because the family is starting to become a family again and they are sorting out the troubles they had faced.
Throughout the play sunlight plays a big underlying role in how the family is acting. The begginning the characters are at each other throats at the drop of a pin because sunlight brings happyness. Their living situation is taking away that sunlight and is bringing them deeper and eeper into dpression as a family. When mama comes home and tells her family that she has purchased a ome for them to live in Ruth asks "Is there-is there alot of sunlight?" Mama answers with "Yes, child, there's a whole lot of sunlight."(Hansberry 94). The reason that Ruth wants more sunlight because it means a new happier life and with bring the family back together. In the movie production of the play when they finally move of the the apartment, the kitchen window shows a bright light of sunlight start to shine through and Mama and her plant stand up nice, tall and strong and prepare for the new live they have ahead of them.
The living situation of the Younger family in the play is symbolic to the plays emotion because it is portrayed as dark and gloomy constantly through the entire play untill the end when they finally move out and they have happiness for the first time in a long time. The apartment is small and condescented to the size for maybe a Husband and a wife to live and yet they fit five people into the apartment. this apartment isnt the best and the audience knows this because Benneath says "I can't imagion that is would hurt him- it has never hurt the roaches."(Hansberry 55). This is when Mama and Benneath are cleaning the house. The apartment is a big part of why the family is fueding so much because they are on each others back every second of the day.
In conclusion A raisin in the sun by Lorraine Hansberry demonstrates the attainability of the American dream. Due to the many struggles of the family whether it was due to the family being discriminated for their skin color and the lack of opportunities African Americans have had during that time, they still managed to pull through to end with a comfortable and loving atmosphere and prepares to start a new chapter of their life.
Hansberry, Lorraine. A Raisin in the Sun. New York City: Random House, Inc., 1958. Print.
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On our second day skiing, when it was -5 degrees out and dumping snow, I took a morning break in the Summit House at the top of the second peak. I thawed my hands and checked my phone - already down to 12% power because the cold temps were draining my battery now matter how many layers deep I buried my phone. I had an email from my dad, the title: MB in Hospital ICU.
MB is my mom's sister. My aunt and godmother. Her name is really Mary Beth; my dad has always - fairly exclusively - called her MB. She was 19 months younger than my mother. Child #2 of 4 in their family. Married for 23 years; mother of two, my only male cousins on my mom's side, currently in high school and college. She had been sick, in and out of hospital and care facilities for more than two months. Though we did not know it at the time, she had cirrhosis of the liver. My aunt was an alcoholic.
My dad noted that my grandparents were on their way from San Antonio to Houston and he was ready to drive my mom as soon as she could leave school. I wrote a quick response, asking to be kept updated, and went on skiing, pulling my phone out on every lift I could to check for updates. I didn't know what that meant. She'd just gone back home again from the hospital right before Christmas. What could have them heading to the ICU in an ambulance so suddenly on a Thursday morning?
My phone died after lunch, so I took a break at 2, tromping out to the parking lot in my ski boots to turn on the car and charge it up enough to check my messages. I had one from my mom- brief and heartbreaking: all Mary Beth's organs were failing, but they would keep her on life support until everyone could arrive to say goodbye. Most were already there and my uncle was on his way from Atlanta. I was shocked. Sitting in a car alone, half-buried in a snow drift, I called my mom to hear her cry for maybe the 10th time in my entire life. I said I was sorry, so sorry. Asked some inane questions, inquired about my grandparents, and let her go. Called my sister, did the same, taking turns asking questions neither of us could answer. I tromped back to the village to meet up with James before getting the kids from ski school. I didn't know what to do. "How do you feel?" James asked, when I told him. "I have no idea." I responded.
I've never had a death in the family. All four of my grandparents are alive and healthy. I think maybe it always feels a little bizarre, that someone can be here one day and not the next. My distance from the event made it even more surreal. Gathered around the table with James and the kids in Colorado, eating a cozy meal of Mexican Rice after a hard day of skiing, trying to chat with them about their days, my eyes riveted on my phone waiting for the news. I thought about the first time I ever had our family-favorite Mexican Rice dinner. My siblings and I were staying the weekend at my aunt's town home in Houston. She wasn't married- she married later in life and thus spent a lot of time as a doting aunt to the three of us, babysitting us frequently and bringing us special gifts. We loved her new town home- an apartment with stairs!!- and her complex had a very cool pool with a bridge over it. She made us this delicious Mexican dinner, with all the toppings, because she knew it was simple and tasty and we'd love it. And here I was, serving it to my three, because it's simple and tasty and we always love it. I started crying into my bowl. I got the text - "She's gone."
I told the kids. They knew her, but not very well; we hadn't spent as much time together in more recent years. I was shamefully thankful for that bit of emotional distance as they hammered questions at me in their curious way as we lay all together in Cora's big trundle bed. They spent a while trying to figure out the family tree; the fact that I have an Uncle Erik and they have an Uncle Eric and I have an Uncle Carl and a cousin Carl and they call my grandparents "grandma and grandpa" when really they are Gigi's (and thus Mary Beth's) parents all made for quite a bit of confusion. They were shocked she could have kids in school and still die. We talked about the disease of alcoholism. We talked about crying, since I was doing so off and on throughout, and about being sad and how it can make you feel funny inside to see other people so sad and that's okay- it's okay that they're sad, and it's okay if you're not. We talked about funerals and burials and I answered 55 questions from my resident biologist about what happens to bodies after death. I wikipedia'd things I've never wikipedia'd before. We talked about all of these things that night and for most of our car ride home. It was exhausting and therapeutic and still completely unreal. Like I was talking a hypothetical.
I spoke with my mom on our drive away from the mountains the next day. She told me the story of the night before. That everyone was able to be in the room as she passed- all her siblings and spouses, her husband and sons, her parents, my brother and one of my cousins. Every single person who lives in Texas and two who flew in from Georgia. She understood what was happening and though she couldn't speak for the breathing tube, she was able to say goodbye. They sang her favorite songs, recited her favorite Bible verses. At the end, my grandmother was able to say "Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep" to her daughter as she passed. Constantly fearful of losing my signal, I tried to make some noise in acknowledgment of her words even as we were both crying and unable to talk. It was beautiful, my mom said. We all got to say goodbye, to tell her over and over how much she meant to us, to put her in the center and love her every minute of her last hours. I'm so glad for them. For her, for my uncle and cousins to have had that around them.
We pressed on with the trip, unsure of what else to do. I didn't want to say anything publicly, feeling like it was so much less my loss than my cousins' or mom's or grandparents'. It still felt surreal. Seeing her obituary pop up on my computer was a cold, sudden shock.
The funeral was Saturday. Having just unpacked from skiing, we packed for entirely different weather and left our house very early Saturday morning to drive directly to the Houston church. We all wore blue and yellow in honor of her favorite colors and beloved Swedish heritage and flag. I wore the beautiful pearl choker and earrings set she'd bought for me in Spain many years ago. Always one for occasion and tradition, she'd shown me the necklace when I was young - maybe 8 - and had told me she was saving it for me when I turned 18. And sure enough, she gifted it to me my senior year of high school. I wore them to my first job interview and on my wedding day and innumerable times since. The pearl drops she gave me when I graduated college. I was so glad to wear something of my godmother on Saturday, and glad I could tell my uncle the story, surprised he hadn't heard it, and glad again that he could smile and cry over something so very her. He'll know now that I think of her every time I wear them.
The service was beautiful and very personal. She was extremely involved in their church and it showed in the way the pastor spoke of her and the way the service was written. I read a Bible verse, along with my grandfather and cousin. She was a former English teacher and her sons read passages from literature. My uncle, her brother, read her biography and my mom read a story she wrote of the night she passed. It was beautifully done and I can't believe she got through it. The kids were very well behaved, even as the service went past the hour mark. We'd told them they could ask us any questions at any time, as long as they were discreet and quiet, but they couldn't ask anyone else. They're close to my mom and Grandma and I could only imagine what they might find appropriate to question right then. The church was completely full. I saw very personally what I have always read to be true- when someone you know dies, you go to the funeral. You show up. Just be there, hold space, fill the pew. I cannot tell you how much it meant to see so many people present, even if I had no idea who 90% of them were, and that feeling is amplified by 1,000 when I think of my bereaved uncle and cousins, of my grandparents and what it meant to them. Of my mom's face when she saw friends of hers she'd had no idea were coming. You show up. It doesn't matter if you weren't close, it matters so much that you are there. My aunt's high school boyfriend sent flowers. It gave everyone a smile to see the card, to know she was thought of after so many years, to be able to share stories of when she was so young and vibrant. A different Mary Beth than some of us knew.
There was a reception at the church after the service and we got to see many old family friends I hadn't seen in a long time. We went to dinner as a family- just the aunts, uncles, cousins, and my grandparents. My sister was there with baby Sky; it was wonderful to see them again even after only 6 days apart. A funeral isn't a good reason, but it is good to be with so much family, particularly as we are now increasingly far flung, with cousins of mine flying in from LA, Atlanta, and Boston to attend. That night, we finally headed to my parents' new house- a rather impromptu first visit. It is incredibly beautiful, and while maybe not home yet, it's lovely and warm and filled with them. All the rest of my family came too, to gather again, loathe, I think, to separate, even as we were tired and drained. I worried so much for my grandparents. My aunt was extremely close to them, calling them twice a day, every day. And I can't imagine watching your own child pass, and enduring their loss when they're gone. But they are strong. Hurting, but so strong in their family and their faith. It was good to see them surrounded by all of us and to know they felt the love for Mary Beth and for them.
We left yesterday afternoon after another family gathering at my parent's house for lunch. We drove home in a torrential downpour, with tornadoes touching down 20 miles away and lightning illuminating the whole sky. We had to pull over a few times because visibility was nil, but the kids weren't bothered and we eventually made it home okay, though James- who does all the driving- is pretty done with road tripping for a while. I'm so glad we were able to be there, that we all were. I still find it so impossible I've lost an aunt. My godmother. My mom's sister and my grandparents' daughter. I'm so sad for her, for my uncle, for my cousins. I'm thankful for the memories I have with her, particularly when I was young. The ones Eric can barely recall, but I remember so clearly- she was such a big part of our lives in those years and gave so much of herself to us. She introduced me to the books Heidi and The Secret Garden (both of which I loved); the movies The Princess Bride and The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe (both of which terrified me); and told me that animals can talk to you at midnight on Christmas Eve, something I was skeptical of but desperately wanted to believe (not that I ever made it to midnight to check). I'm thankful for the pearls she gave me, that I have something so tangible to remember her by. I'm deeply grateful for family and friends for their support of my grandparents, Mary Beth's family, my parents, and my other aunts and uncles. I think they have felt very held up right now; it has made me realize how much more I can do to support those in my own circle.
We made sure to leave before the kickoff for the Packers game yesterday (or tried to, we were like 5 minutes behind). My aunt was a huge Packer fan (and shareholder), as are my grandparents and cousins, and they take their watching very seriously. As I googled updates on my phone on our endless drive home- perhaps the first time I have ever googled a football game result, I smiled to see the game be so close- I could only imagine the tension at my parents' house- and then got a huge grin to see the Packers win it all at the very end. I'm quite certain my aunt was cheering them on from above, smiling to see her husband and sons on a couch surrounded by her parents, my mom, dad, and brother, her brother and his wife and daughter, all cheering together, all thinking of her.
I wish you peace and love during a time of sadness. You wrote an incredibly beautiful tribute to your aunt and entire family.
I'm so sorry about your aunt. That's lovely that you could tell her husband about how she gave you the necklace.
I'm so sorry for your loss. It's really hard. But what a sendoff you all gave her.
Alcoholism is a cruel disease. So sorry for you and the family that she couldn't get treatment that worked.
Further to my comment at 7:17, I was so inspired by the talking about feelings with your kids. I think that kind of emotion education and model is one big factor in preventing alcoholism from continuing from one generation to the next (or skipping a generation as is often the case too). It's great that you're teaching your children by your words and example that their and others'feelings are okay. I think this lessens the likelihood that they would feel the need someday to turn to substances or other addictive behaviors to change the way they are feeling.
You're a rock star in my book for this. Thank you for your incredibly adept stewardship of your part of our future /next generation. You help the world with the good you instill in your kifs.
And it's no easy feat even when it's a labor of love as it so obviously is with you.
This meant so much to me to read. Parenting is so hard and we're making it all up as we all go, so thank you so much for taking the time to write something so thoughtful and kind.
L.L., thank you for sharing such a personal story.So sorry for your loss. You WILL think of her every time you don the pearls-- forever. What a lovely tribute to her and your whole family!
What a touching tribute. You are an incredible writer and share your heart so beautifully. I am so sorry for your loss. I have only lost my two grandfathers- my closest one who was like a dad to me last year on a Christmas Eve. So I can empathize with so much of what you're feeling. I love how honest and transparent you were with your kids. I think that's something that very few parents do, sadly. I am deeply sorry for your loss and wish your family peace and healing.
I'm very sorry about your aunt's passing. I'm very sorry that she had to struggle with alcohol and that your family had to experience that too. Thank you for sharing. I've been thinking deep thoughts related to this all day. Thank you.
I'm so sorry for your loss. We lost my grandfather due to complications from alcoholism; it's a horrible disease. Keeping you and your extended family in my prayers.
I'm so sorry for your loss...may she rest in eternal peace.
I'm so sorry for your loss. May your Aunt's memory be a blessing to you.
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I'm so sorry to hear the news about your aunt. What a beautiful and special tribute you've written, though, and I know she will continue to live on in your thoughts. I'm thinking of you and your family. xo.
I'm so sorry for your family's loss. I echo another commenter in saying that it's wonderful the way you are talking to your children about feelings and modeling the kind of vulnerability and communication that is not necessarily the norm, especially among scandi-midwestern folks.


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Star Trek: 25th Anniversary was developed by Interplay in 1992 for the PC and Mac. It followed the adventures of Captain Kirk, Spock, and Dr. McCoy as they visited various planets and "boldly went where no man had gone before".
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Star Trek: 25th Anniversary is based on the 1960s Star Trek TV series. The game is a combination of a point-and-click, side-scrolling adventure game and a first person starship simulator. This tie-in actually missed the 25th Anniversary of Star Trek's TV debut by half a year (nearly three years in the case of the Amiga version), but it uses the original series' characters and settings. Play Star Trek: 25th Anniversary online!
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Players directly control Captain Kirk, leader of the Starship Enterprise, and are able to give orders to other crew members. While the enterprise is on a peaceful mission, combat is possible. A new game begins on the bridge of the Enterprise, seen from a 3rd person view of Kirk, but a first person view out the viewscreen of the Enterprise. When on board the ship, Kirk can contact Chekov to assign a designation, raise shields or begin combat, contact Sulu to engage warp or adjust magnification, contact Spock to scan for data and search for keyword information, contact Uhura to deal with communications, and contact Scotty to change power allocation and repair damage and beam down to a planet. During combat, the player steers the Enterprise manually and is able to turn in 720 degrees of direction as well as increase or decrease speeds. Weaponry includes phaser banks which draw from the ship's energy and proton torpedoes which are in limited supply.
Captain Kirk and the USS Enterprise are representatives of the United Federation of Planets. Their role in space is that of explorers as well as a military presence. The Enterprise routinely encounters strange adventures and bizarre situations, each laid out as a separate "episode" which must be played in order. The first episode involves the USS Enterprise being called to a world to investigate strange "demons" have appeared from the mines and begun attacking the settlers.
The adventuring bulk of the game comes in the form of many landing party missions, in which the player beams down to the surface of a planet and explores the situation. Kirk can move about on the screen, other crew members automatically follow him. From the menu, he chooses a body part to perform an action: eyes represent looking, mouth represents speaking, one hand represents using items (and crew members) while another is to pick up objects. Kirk carries an inventory of items collected which can be accessed and used at any time. In most missions Kirk will carry a communicator to contact the ship and a phaser weapon which can be set to "stun" or "kill", The point-and-click adventure has different solutions to problems, but the ideal goal of the federation is to solve things non-violently. Performance is rated accordingly as well as being based on how many extra discoveries and advances made and interaction with different beings, including aliens. The surroundings are all based on styles from the TV series and solutions to puzzles involve the skills of multiple crew members.
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For several important positions, you can also hoard heavy guards.
For Jiang Chen, this is indeed a solution to many problems.
Now, the entire Human Territory, the most dangerous area, has three.
Sacred Sect ruins, close to the World Monument Border of South Li Battle Clan, which is the most dangerous region.
There is another place, naturally Heavenly Cicada Ancient Sect, where the teleportation formation is located, which is the inheritance of the present new Pill Clouds Ancient Sect. Because of the special particular relationship with Extended Winter Island, it must also be hoarded.
The last dangerous area is the northwestern land bordering the Bitter Barbarian Race, which is also a weak link. The land of the northwest has always been the control of Moon God Religion.
Moon God Religion during the retreat of Jiang Chen, taking advantage of the background of Xu Qingxuan, is also a free expansion, table manners is not very good, this is also to make Jiang Chen not very good.
Xu Qingxuan has also advised many times, but Moon God Religion always feels not to hurt the essentials, and even some people are still behind, think Xu Qingxuan has the elder brother forgot sect.
Xu Qingxuan is not good and too bad interference, but she knows that her brother definitely does not like the strength of the Civil War of Moon God Religion.
In the face of the future of the magic war, Moon God Religion should focus on improving hard strength, rather than expanding.
After the persuasion is invalid, Xu Qingxuan is also helpless. Although Moon God Religion will also ask questions, there is always a gap between them.
She even suspects that when necessary, her brother will fully accept the Northwest Territories and completely marginalize Moon God Religion.
Don't look at the excitement of Moon God Religion's expansion. In fact, how many big uses are there so many domains? As long as Jiang Chen said a word, these things can be deprived overnight.
After all, Moon God Religion has expanded again, so far, none of the Divine Dao cultivators. Jiang Chen did not support Moon God Religion. Moon God Religion wanted to cultivate Divine Dao cultivator on his own. don't know what year and month to succeed. even if the training is successful, how can it be?
Therefore, Xu Qingxuan feels that Moon God Religion is really lacking consideration. Clearly there are better choices, but they have chosen the path of the most stupidest.
In today's Human Territory, listening to Jiang Chen's verbal command, taking the entire situation into account, is the Human Territory most needs. Expanding to expand, is nothing more than just something on the paper surface, which may be lost in minutes.
Sure enough, Xu Qingxuan did not expect, Jiang Chen did not take long, sent two Divine Dao cultivator, and a group of trust friends, entered the northwest, hosted the overall situation of the border.
On the surface, they did not deprive Moon God of Religion, but Divine Dao cultivator enters, the call and influence, immediately suppressed Moon God Religion.
The territory that originally belonged to Pill Fire City became the supreme headquarters of this group of people.
Originally, these territories have been swallowed up by Moon God Religion, but Jiang Chen sent people, they want to settle in the Pill Fire City site, Moon God Religion naturally can not say half a word.
At this point, Moon God Religion suddenly realized that understood the good pain intention of Xu Qingxuan initial expostulation. However, when they suddenly wake up, it is obviously a little late.
In these three places, Jiang Chen has hoarded large army. Did done preparations.
Naturally, the most important thing, or the Extended Winter Island. Extended Winter Island is an important import channel for Demon Race to attack Human Territory.
Basically, Demon Race is going to attack Human Territory, which is the most convenient from Myriad Abyss Island. Whether it's South Li Battle Clan or Bitter Barbarian Race, you need to bypass the entire Divine Abyss Continent, make a long and wearisome journey, you have to go all the way through the too many areas, with the current strength of Demon Race, obviously not having this sweep Strength.
Mang Qi, after gaining freedom, enjoys the sufficient spirit power of the Human Territory and the strict oath. They must also fight alongside the Human Race and must be loyal to Jiang Chen.
After all, they also count on Jiang Chen to let them return to native land.
This batch of heterogeneous cultivators, Jiang Chen, headed by Mang Qi, propped up Mang Qi as the head of the batch of alien cultivators and compiled them into a team.
Arranged in the northwest, in case of any eventuality.
On the site of Heavenly Cicada Ancient Sect, Jiang Chen arranged Venerable Chong Xiao, Sky Leviathan Master, Hong Hou, Demented Old Monster, and Old Man Dan Fu, the ancient Divine Dao predecessors, to be stationed here. These people have a good relationship with Venerable Chong Xiao. They are in town and can get along very well.
As for the remains of Sacred Sect, Jiang Chen arranged for Lan Tianhao to take a group of elites to guard.
Xia Tianze, Jiang Chen left him at the Colored Glass Palace, hosting the general situation. With Xia Tianze's strength and prestige, personally guarding the Colored Glass Palace, commanding the world, natural nobody dared to question.
As a result, the entire Human Territory can be described as impregnable.
Divine Senior Jiaye, Jiang Chen, took them and was stationed at Extended Winter Island. Jiang Chen himself, also personally guards Extended Winter Island.
The Extended Winter Island at the moment is a strong horse.
Divine Senior Jiaye is a Divine Dao cultivator, and the four personal guards of the Fenghua Snow Moon have benefited after the World War for the elderly. They have also broken through Divine Dao, or are about to break through Divine Dao.
In this line, there are more than ten Divine Dao.
Jiang Chen himself is also Divine Dao cultivator, Four Divine Beast bloodline's Four Great True Spirits, also Divine Dao. Including the Gold Biting Rat King, after getting a Great Hero's Cloud Net Fruit, it is about to break through Divine Dao.
With such a strong fighting power, let alone Demon Race's power of Two Meridians, even if Demon Race's Ten Lineages are killed together, with Extended Winter Island's powerful formation defense, they also have strengths of 12.
Jiang Chen will naturally not wait for Demon Race to kill.
Regardless of what Demon Race is thinking, Jiang Chen will never miss the waiting for death.
A map of Myriad Abyss Island, spread out on the table.
Jiang Chen's gaze, pointing at it.
These days, there is also constant intelligence, for example, a place near the recent Sacred Lands Immortal Sacred Lands, besieged by Demon Race Metal Demon Lineage.
Another news came, Nine Nether Sacred Lands has been completely ruined, Nine Nether Sacred Lands ruled mandibular place, became a ghost of the world, terrible.
There are also rumors that Phantom Demon Lineage has also entered Myriad Abyss Island, and is in full swing, preparing to attack Hundred Flowers Sacred Grounds.
For a time, various group sad news, can be described as coming.
In particular, the intelligence of Nine Nether Sacred Lands has caused Jiang Chen's attention. Because the breakout team of Nine Nether Sacred Lands has retreated to Eternal Sacred Lands. True Martial Sacred Lands is also reluctantly supported, and is also planning to approach Eternal Sacred Lands. There seems to be a sign of three troops.
These news made Jiang Chen completely unable to sit still, he knows, if the situation is allowed to develop, Demon Race will continue to eat into Myriad Abyss Island, and finally control Myriad Abyss Island.


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Bruno Skuteli, wcześniej jako Izaak Gutman oraz Zygmunt Gutman, ps. "Zygfryd" (ur. 18 lipca 1919 w Łęczycy, zm. 31 lipca 2005 w Warszawie) – polski żołnierz, oficer Armii Ludowej i Milicji Obywatelskiej.

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Pochodził z rodziny żydowskiej. Urodził się 18 lipca 1919 w Łęczycy jako syn Henryka i Leokadii. W 1943 został żołnierzem Polskich Sił Zbrojnych w ZSRR i został skierowany do Polskiego Samodzielnego Batalionu Specjalnego. W nocy z 7 na 8 września 1944 wylądował wraz z 11 innymi spadochroniarzami niedaleko Ewiny koło Radomska i w stopniu porucznika rozpoczął służbę  w 3 Brygadzie AL im. gen. Józefa Bema pod pseudonimem "Zygfryd". Najpierw był zastępcą dowódcy, a od 15 września dowódcą 3 batalionu 3 Brygady. W połowie października wraz ze swoim batalionem odłączył się od brygady, kierując się na Podhale gdzie działał do stycznia 1945 jako dowódca Samodzielnego Oddziału Armii Ludowej "Za wolną Ojczyznę" (współpracował z nim miejscowy oddział BCh dowodzony przez por.  Józefa Kurasia ps. "Ogień").

Po wojnie wstąpił do Milicji Obywatelskiej. Od 26 października 1946 był zastępcą komendanta Komendy Wojewódzkiej MO w Katowicach, następnie od 28 września 1946 do 8 stycznia 1948 w stopniu majora pełnił stanowisko komendanta wojewódzkiego MO w Olsztynie. W międzyczasie w 1946 i 1948 był do dyspozycji Wydziału Personalnego Komendy Głównej MO. Później pełnił stanowiska w Komendzie Głównej MO: od 15 stycznia 1948 był szefem Wydziału Służby Śledczej KG MO, od 1 sierpnia 1950 szefem Oddziału III KG MO, od 15 maja 1952 szefem Oddziału Śledczego KG MO. Z tego stanowiska został usunięty w styczniu 1954 po naganie z ostrzeżeniem udzielonej przez CKKP PZPR z powodu stosowania niedozwolonych metod śledztwa. Od lutego do grudnia 1954 w stopniu pułkownika MO był do dyspozycji Komendanta MO w Warszawie.

Nazwisko Brunona Skuteli pojawiło się na liście Wildsteina, upublicznionej na początku 2005.

Zmarł 31 lipca 2005. Pochowany na cmentarzu Powązki Wojskowe w Warszawie (kwatera I urn.-5-12).

Odznaczenia
 Order Krzyża Grunwaldu III klasy
 Krzyż Kawalerski Orderu Odrodzenia Polski (1946)
 Krzyż Partyzancki
 Medal Zwycięstwa i Wolności 1945
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Komendanci wojewódzcy Milicji Obywatelskiej
Odznaczeni Krzyżem Kawalerskim Orderu Odrodzenia Polski (Polska Ludowa)
Odznaczeni Krzyżem Partyzanckim
Odznaczeni Medalem Zwycięstwa i Wolności 1945
Oficerowie Armii Ludowej
Pochowani na Powązkach-Cmentarzu Wojskowym w Warszawie
Polscy Żydzi – żołnierze ludowego Wojska Polskiego
Pułkownicy Milicji Obywatelskiej
Urodzeni w 1919
Zmarli w 2005
Żołnierze ludowego Wojska Polskiego
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Since medical professionals confront all aspects of the human condition in their work — from birth to death and everything in between — it makes sense for them to have a strong background in the humanities, so that they can draw on the collective wisdom of those who have pondered and struggled with what it means to be human.
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Consider these words from the 2009-2010 MSAR (11–12):
Choosing science primarily to enhance one's chances for admission to medical school is not in a student's long-term best interest. Medical school admission committees seek students whose intellectual curiosity leads them to a variety of disciplines and whose intellectual maturity assures that their efforts are persistent and disciplined. … In fact, practicing physicians often recommend that premedical students, during their college years, take advantage of what might be their final opportunity for study in non-science areas (e.g., music, art, history, and literature) that might become the basis for avocational interests later in life.
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