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Date of release: 2019-03-27
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Agnes Lidbeck
Gå förlorad /At a Loss
Anders is married to Kristina, and father to Anna. Along with his mother, Gunnel, they are all the family he has, and he loves them immensely. Sometimes almost too much, the very thought of them being harmed makes his body tighten and his teeth grind, still he can't help from imagining the worst-case scenario. To lose them would be the worst thing of all – yet still alluring. If you are alone, you cannot be deserted.
Anders, like his mother, is a psychologist, and he runs his practice in his mother's offices/apartment. Unlike his mother, he carries no grand ambitions. Someday, he will try to find another office to work from. (Someday, his mother's apartment will be his instead.) He bakes sour-dough bread, goes for runs, drives his daughter from the stable, pleases his wife in bed, shops for groceries and knows exactly how much fruit is needed. There shall be no room for misunderstandings or displease in their family. Still, something is chafing.
Over the course of twenty years, we accompany Anders as a husband, father and son. A marriage that evolves, a daughter that grows up, a mother that becomes an old woman. In the middle of it all is a man who is watching the events taking place, sometimes crippled by fear, sometimes desperately trying to stop time.
In her new novel Agnes Lidbeck investigates the small truths and the big lies in our lives, the difference between our aspirations and our potentials, the explosive nature of our emotional reactions and our rational explanations for why we couldn't achieve more.
At a Loss is the final, free-standing, part of Lidbeck's "Playing House" triptych, following Supporting Act and The Rift.
At a Loss turns into a very brave attempt to understand, not forgive but understand, male domestic abuse, by depicting a man's alienation and inadequacy in a coordinate system where the fixed points – the mother, the wife, the daughter – constantly educates, judges and forgives, but refuses to see him for who he really is. The novel is apparently the final part of a triptych about relationships, but still we have only just seen the beginning of an authorship that is stringent, nuanced and austerely poignant in a way that makes Agnes Lidbeck one of Swedish prose's foremost contemporary voices. I can't remember, off the top of my head, when I last read a novel that affected me so deeply, that has lingered for so long and that still, as I'm browsing my review copy, has made me so melancholic yet so excited about the prospects of literature .
Agnes Lidbeck has a knack for finding the most hideous, the most trivial, but also the true darkness in our modern lives /… / With her triptych Lidbeck has composed a distressingly universal work about contemporary life that will be relevant for some time to come.
Norra Skåne
Lidbeck's ability to write about the passing of time, days and years that blend into one, is on a par with Virginia Woolf, and her fictive universe recalls Bergman.
Upsala Nya Tidning
Agnes Lidbeck is magnificent at finding the pressure points that expose human irrationality /… / A less gifted author would probably not manage the structure. The gaps in both plot and time between the book's five sections could have made the story sweeping but Lidbeck achieves it splendidly. The perfect pitch, the stylistic acuity, the superb personification, the elegance of the responses that only take place through a phrase or a thought: everything suggests Lidbeck's significance as an author and becomes a joy to read.
Agnes Lidbeck (b. 1981) lives in Stockholm. Her debut novel Supporting Act was one of the most celebrated books of 2017 and was later awarded Borås Tidning's Debutant Prize. It also established Agnes Lidbeck as a popular columnist in Sweden's biggest daily newspaper, Dagens Nyheter.
Lidbeck's critically acclaimed second novel The Rift was published in 2018.
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EU regulator wants opinions from Google competitors
By Jamie Hinks 2013-10-28T16:15:00.3Z
European Union [EU] regulators have asked various companies for feedback on concessions offered by Google in an antitrust case related to search engine results.
The latest set of proposals put forward by Google were rubberstamped by the EU earlier this month and the search engine's competitors will now be given a chance to respond to the proposals put forward by Google.
"The Commission is sending today information requests," Antoine Colombani, the Commission spokesman for competition policy, said in an email to Reuters. "Information is sought, in particular, from complainants in the ongoing proceedings and from all those who responded to the initial market test of Google's proposals which the Commission launched in April."
The new proposals will allow competing services to be displayed more easily in Google's results regardless of the device the results are being shown on. Google will also make it easier for competitors to opt out of appearing in search results as Google showing too much information meant customers didn't visit the sites in question. It has also agreed to assign an independent trustee to oversee the process.
The case dates back to November 2010 and was brought by over 12 companies including Microsoft, German maps site Hotmaps, UK comparison site Foundem, and travel specialists Expedia.
Competitors declined the first list of proposals put forward by Google back in July in which it was claimed Google wasn't doing enough to address the concerns identified by competitors when the case was first brought.
Google, which denies doing anything wrong, will be subject to a fine of up to 10 per cent of its global revenue if a resolution cannot be reached, which would make them liable to a fine of around $5 billion [£3 billion].
A final decision on the case will be made next Spring and the feedback given by the competitors will form an integral part of how it ends up.

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As our Pioneers will know there is a bit of a battle for the title of the "North Korea of Africa" between Eritrea and Equatorial-Guinea. In 2018 YPT is going on our first ever group tour to Equatorial Guinea after having done a research trip in 2017, so we'll be able to decide for ourselves soon enough whether Malabo or Asmara wins the crown.
The only thing we can say is that the visa for Equatorial Guinea is slightly less complicated than the visa for Eritrea.
Firstly, if you are travelling on a passport from the USA, Barbados or China, then you don't even need a visa to enter the country!
For all other nationalities, there are Equatorial Guinea embassies all around Africa, as well as in the USA, China and most big European capitals.
If you live in a country with an embassy then you will have to apply for your visa there, but YPT will arrange all of the necessary paperwork to show that you are eligible for a visa. If you contact the embassy independently then expect silence or a bit of Kafkaesque bureaucratic fun!
If you don't live in a country with an embassy, the main examples being Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Singapore and Switzerland, then don't worry because YPT can arrange for you to get a visa on arrival.
The visa cost can vary but it is generally around £100. But whether you live in a country with an Equatorial Guinean embassy or not don't worry, YPT will help arrange your visa!
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The more restrictions you place on yourself and your finances the more likely you are to rebel against them and go crazy. Setting a budget that is realistic and doable is key when trying to focus on where your money should be going. If you don't have a budget currently now is the best time to make one.
To create a great budget all you need to do is write down each bill you have to pay per month and any amounts you want to put aside for dining and entertainment. The dollar amount you are left with after these two categories have been deducted is exactly how much you could be throwing at your debt to get rid of it.
The initial budget setup will take some time. While some know exactly what they pay or owe on each bill others may not be so sure. This is okay; you need to find these things out anyway so now is the best time to start. By devoting just a few hours to building a solid budget, you can end up saving so much time, money, and energy.
There are plenty of apps and online software that can help make your budget easier to make and keep up with. This can take what might of seemed like a chore and make it into something you'll check every single day without realizing it. When you have access to your important financial information at a glance it's easy to stay on top of your bills and anything else you might be paying.
An added benefit of using budgeting software is the extra fraud protection you'll gain. When you view your accounts often and know exactly what is happening with each one you can see immediately if something goes wrong. This can help you catch any fraudulent charges in the act and put a stop to them before they hurt you further.
We all know when paying off debt, and trying to save money, the last thing you need is someone trying to steal your hard earned dollars.
Don't listen to people if they tell you a budget will ruin your personal life, or it isn't the cool thing to do. It's the exact opposite actually. When you know exactly what you are bringing home and putting towards bills each month it's a lot easier to create a budget that doesn't stretch you too thin. This means you'll have even more funds to spend on things that make you happy all while shutting those creditors up for good.
This can also mean you'll be more likely to pay off your debt than if it felt like you were throwing all of your money towards a bill each month. By leaving this wiggle room between your bills, debt payments, and entertainment you give yourself the freedom to enjoy life and not continue on the never ending depression cycle your debt may have you on.
However, you'll want to make sure that you are careful. This can turn into a negative if you make your entertainment budget too big. Look at what you make and what you need to pay off. The money you allow to pay off your debt can all depend on how soon you want to pay that debt off. If the amount isn't that much then it doesn't hurt to pay it off sooner.
If the amount seems overwhelming then you can continue to enjoy yourself just make sure you're paying a good chunk towards your debt each month or you won't actually get anywhere.
A budget is a system put in place to help you keep an eye on your spending, allocate enough funds to each bill per month, and ease the stress your finances can take on you. However, when budgeting the wrong way it's very easy to stress yourself out and make the point of the budget completely void.
Nothing hurts a budget more than not sticking to it. Always remember, at one point you looked at your finances and decided these were the amounts you should put toward each bill to successfully pay them off. If you stick to it and make it work for you you're sure to start enjoying yourself and be able to worry less about your finances all because you know you have them covered. That's the best feeling in the world.


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i. A World of Villages
The perfection of the system of social control was reached by means of a further triumph of inventive genius. After much laborious experiment a method was devised by which the impulses and desires of the individual could be either stimulated or suppressed by radio. Thus it was possible for the officials in a distant government office to force upon a man an irresistible craving to carry out a prescribed course of action. Like one under hypnotic influence, but with full consciousness of the enormity of his action, he might find himself compelled to betray his friend, to murder his wife, to torture his child or himself, to work himself to death, to fight against impossible odds.
Now that the new world order was firmly established the main concern of the World Government was the detailed organization of human affairs so as to secure that future generations should have the best possible conditions. In the economic field the aim was to strike such a balance between producer��s goods and consumer��s goods that, though present conditions should be as favourable as was necessary for physical and mental health, future conditions should be far better. This involved a great deal of research and bold planning by the World Economic Development Commission. At the same time the World Health Ministry was able to organize a well-co-ordinated attack on disease, and to secure that the rising generation should be more healthy than their predecessors.
Hence arose the challenge which the forwards laid before mankind. It was a call to action. It was a call to all individuals throughout the world to live wholly for the common task, to give up everything but the spirit, to discard not only mundane ends but also the vanity of science and art and intellectual exploration, to detach themselves absolutely even from the gentle bondage of personal love, to refrain from procreation, to drain the whole energy of the race to the last drop for the supreme spiritual task.
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Sweden has a long and rich history of custom motorcycles and the tradition continues with LeBeef Products. Mattias "LeBeef" Anderson is a staple in the Swedish custom scene and has left his mark worldwide. LeBeef Products are not only stylish and unique they are road tested to meet the highest standards.


'Collider Programme' aims to foster creativity across the business.
The 'Collider Programme' begins with a three-day masterclass entitled 'Experiments in an Accelerating World', which will be developed in London before being deployed around the world.
The programme, which aims to foster creativity across the firm, is developed by Hyper Island, the creative business school that has worked with the likes of Google and Target, along with numerous agencies.
H+K chief creative officer Simon Shaw said the move was part of the firm's "inside-out strategy."
"Our ambition is not just to be the leading agency in our own sector but one the leading ag encies in world of communications and this has to start with our culture," said Shaw. "We want to build and attract the best talent from both inside and outside our sector and signpost change in a real way."
Hyper Island partnership director Jon Barnes added that H+K is "investing in their people's creative potential and also capitalising on a big opportunity in PR, the fact that creativity isn't owned by one siloed department."


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Ramaphosa's 191 KZN branch nominations are a 'serious victory' – Dube
December 7, 2017 Moaaz Tayob 0
African National Congress member Lawrence Dube, who took the party to court and won, was "barred" from attending the KwaZulu-Natal's provincial general council that ended on Tuesday.
Dube who is the main applicant that challenged the outcome of the 2015 provincial elective conference told News24 that, despite being called by the regional office to travel to Durban for the two-day PGC, his name was missing from the list of delegates on arrival and his branch, Beyers Naude in AbaQulusi region, was also not listed.
He is the chair of the branch.
"Do you know how painful it is to sit with people who are said to be delegates, but you know deep down in your heart that they do not qualify to be delegates because their branches did not sit?
"You are there legally, but you are barred from participating in ANC democratic process," Dube told News24.
He said his branch was repeatedly frustrated throughout the nomination process because they knew he backed deputy president Cyril Ramaphosa in the ANC's fierce presidential race.
'Havoc'
Dube added that his branch received the nomination packs just nine days before the initial deadline for the branch general meetings to decide on preferred candidates.
The first meeting collapsed after the party deployee fled when there was "havoc". He claimed it was caused by Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma supporters in the branch.
He also said the second meeting had the required quorum and followed nomination guidelines, but struggled to get support from the regional office.
"There was bias from leaders. They were frustrating branches they knew were not supporting Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma," he said.
Dube and four others took the ANC to court, disputing the outcome of the 2015 elective conference in May 2016. The conference saw current provincial chair Sihle Zikalala replace former premier Senzo Mchunu.
Dube called for the provincial executive committee to step down after the September KwaZulu-Natal High Court in Pietermaritzburg ruling. However, the party's national executive committee (NEC) said it would allow the PEC to stay in office and oppose the judgment.
"We have said their continued stay in office is continued damage happening on a daily basis on ordinary people in the organisation… Me being denied the right to go to the conference, it's also supporting what we have said in documents that there is that problem," Dube said.
But the ANC in the province has denied the claims.
Number of delegates
Spokesperson Super Zuma said all branches that followed processes were allowed to attend the PGC.
"Branches that would not have been allowed would not have held successful branch meetings. If Dube has a problem, he must not launch a dispute with the media but follow internal processes of the ANC," Zuma said.
But Dube insisted that processes were followed and a report was made to the Electoral Commission and to secretary general Gwede Mantashe's office.
Kwa-Zulu Natal is a sought-after province in the race for leadership, as it is taking the highest number of delegates to the conference.
Dlamini-Zuma won the provincial nomination at the PGC, receiving 454 branch nominations while Ramaphosa managed 191.
Dube said the outcome showed that Ramaphosa had managed to make inroads, despite "repeated attempts to frustrate them".
He has questioned the final outcome of the nomination process that had to be revised on Tuesday, but said the Ramaphosa campaign was victorious.
"It was a serious victory. They said we were going to get less than 50 [branch nominations]. They were not expecting we will get more than 100. We were looking at around 200 and, through our work, we were correct, 191 is close to 200," he said.
Despite Dlamini-Zuma being guaranteed support from her home province with the provincial executive committee backing her, she spent more time in the province campaigning than her rival Ramaphosa.
She also had the Youth League campaigning for her.
'Divisions'
Ramaphosa's campaign in the province saw him visit Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini and the Shembe church.
He relied heavily on the support and work of Mchunu, who is a candidate for secretary general in his slate, NEC member Bheki Cele, former MEC Mike Mabuyakhulu and former Ethekwini mayor and SACP provincial chairperson James Nxumalo to bring in the branch nominations.
Cosatu has also endorsed Ramaphosa for the top post.
Dube told News24 that he was "quite comfortable" with the numbers and is confident ahead of the December elective conference.
"We wanted to prove to them that KZN is not united and the divisions will cost NDZ," Dube said.
The ANC conference gets underway on December 16 – 20 at Nasrec expo centre in Johannesburg.
While Ramaphosa is leading with branch nominations, only delegates that attend the conference will get to vote.
Some branches bring more than one delegate to the conference depending on their size.
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Catholic Sacraments
The Commandments
Pius XII Scapular
Bull Cum Nulla
God and Saints
Catholics Believe
Mary Catholic Church
Confess to a Priest
Temperance Crusaders
Fr M. Cremin
Fr L. Fennell
Fr C. Crowley
Fr P. Staunton
Fr P.L. Gallagher
Fr T.K. Fives
Fr P.J. Cunningham
Fr J.J. O'Hea
Fr J.L. Bouthilette
Fr B.P. Kiernan
Fr N.F. O'Loan
Fr M.A. Ryan
Fr J. Madden
Fr P.A. Fitzpatrick
Fr W. Langan
Fr P. Hughes
Fr M. Hender
Fr A.N. Heaslip
Fr J. Lawlor
Fr S. Coughlan
Fr C. Keogh
Fr D. Flanagan
Fr E. Ward
Fr A. O'Reilly
Fr A. McLoughlin
Fr R.L. MacCabe
Fr P. McChrystal
Fr P. Toner
Fr J.A. Mulcahy
Fr J.L. Ryan
Fr P.G. O'Brien
Fr C. Collier
Fr T.P. Burke
Fr M. Farragher
Fr E.P. Griffin
Fr P. Bodkin
Fr P.S. Grace
Fr G. Farrell
Fr L. Nugent
Fr H.A. Mallia
Fr J. Doyle
Fr A. Corbett
Fr G. Hipwell
Br I. Moore
Bishop D.R. Lamont II
Bishop D.R. Lamont I
Fr P.R. Lennon
Fr P. Keenan
Fr L. Flynn
Fr J.D. McCouaig
Patrick Breen, O.Carm.
Roman Catholic and Orthodox Churches
From the death of Christ the Church began to grow and to spread geographically. For many years it was simply known as "the Christian Church." In time a divide developed. Those who first travelled west into Europe brought the message to the people and also particular liturgical rituals. Those who travelled north and east from Israel brought the same message but their liturgical ritual was slightly different, as was their governing structure. In time, those who west into Europe became known as the Western or Latin Church (because Latin was the predominant language of the Roman Empire) while those who went north and east became known as the Eastern or Greek Church (because Greek was the predominant language in their region). As a result, these two sister Churches believe the same things (with very few exceptions) and celebrate the same sacraments with the same understanding of each. For many years both Churches attended the same Ecumenical Councils – these councils were meetings of the bishops which settled disputes regarding theological issues, amongst other things. But in 1054 a split took place which, sadly, exists to this day, though relations are now improving. Both Churches flourished and spread geographically. The Eastern Church also uses the title 'Orthodox Church' which simply means that they are faithful to the teaching of Christ as handed on by the Apostles.
All large institutions and systems require an 'overhaul' or a reform as the years pass by. By the Middle Ages the Latin Church was in great need of reform. Martin Luther, a German Augustinian friar, set this reform in motion and sparked the Protestant Reformation which gave birth to a number of ecclesial communities which did not accept all that the Latin Church taught. Some, for example, only hold two sacraments – Baptism and Eucharist – and most do not accept all the Latin Church's canon of sacred scripture. With the split the term 'Catholic Church' became more widely used for the Latin Church. The Latin Church rejected the 'reforms' which the Protestants instituted. It did acknowledge the need for reform and thus the Council of Trent took place from 1545 to 1563. Among the reforms at the Council was the standardisation of the celebration of the sacraments. Up to this time, there were many different rites for celebrating the sacraments, some of which can still be seen in places today. Rome had a standard way of celebrating the sacraments and, as clergy from other regions and countries visited Rome, they brought the Roman rite back home with them, thereby spreading a standard way of celebrating and also strengthening the unity of the Church and the position of Rome as the head of the Church. In time, the term 'Roman Catholic' became common for the Latin Church because of the role that Rome came to play. It is used more and more today to differentiate between the Latin Church headed by Rome and the Protestant communities who see themselves as catholic.
While the word 'church' designates a particular building in which people gather for worship, it has a much greater meaning for Roman Catholics. The Church is also the Mystical Body of Christ here on earth. As the Mystical Body of Christ, the Church includes all the baptised. The baptised people of God are not just members of the Church but they are the Church. There is a third meaning for 'church' and this refers to the faithful in a particular geographical area, and is referred to as the 'local Church.' Each local Church has a leader or shepherd in the person of its bishop. In the early years after Christ's death, a local Church was no bigger than the village in which it was found and the bishop, or over-seer, was able to look after it alone. As these local Churches grew the bishop delegated some of his authority and duties to priests in his area. Today, the area a bishop is responsible for is known as a 'diocese' which covers several parishes. This is the local Church for which the bishop is the shepherd.
All the local Churches together form the 'Universal Church' which is also headed by a bishop. In the Roman Catholic or Western Church, this person is the 'pope' who is Christ's vicar on earth. "The Roman Pontiff, as successor of Peter, is the perpetual and visible principle and foundation of unity of both the bishops and the faithful." (Lumen gentium, 23) Over the centuries the authority of the papacy grew more and more as people looked to Rome for advice and leadership. The first pope was St Peter to whom Christ entrusted the care of his Church (Matthew 16:13-20). Peter eventually travelled to Rome and it was here that he died for the faith. Over his tomb today is built the basilica dedicated to him in Rome, in the small independent country known as the Vatican, or the Holy See. As the popes are the successors of Peter, so the bishops of the Church are the successors of Peter and his fellow apostles. As the first Apostles grew old they selected successors who would carry on their duties and over-see the Church. They laid their hands on these chosen ones and invoked the Holy Spirit upon them. Today's bishops do likewise and through this ritual they can trace their line to the original apostles, which gives rise to the term 'Apostolic Succession' in the Catholic Church. It is the same in the Orthodox or Eastern Church. "The Roman Pontiff, as successor of Peter, is the perpetual and visible principle and foundation of unity of both the bishops and the faithful." (Lumen gentium, 23)
While all members of the Church are equal there is a particular structure necessary for the 'running' of the Church. As already said, the head of the Church is the pope who is also the Bishop of Rome. As his advisors he has the 'College of Cardinals' who are themselves bishops and whose numbers are limited by papal decree. Since apostolic times the leaders of the Church have had special advisors and over time this evolved into the College of Cardinals. It is this sacred college which elects the new pontiff, though one need not be a cardinal to be elected. In earlier times, cardinals tended to be exclusively Italian but this ended during the twelfth century. Cardinals now come from all five continents.
Next to the cardinals are the bishops and they form the 'College of Bishops.' The pope and cardinals are also bishops and all work in unity together. Every diocese is headed by a bishop and a group of dioceses together in one area form a metropolitan area. The bishop in the main diocese of a metropolitan is known as an archbishop, though this does not give him any authority over the bishops in neighbouring dioceses.
Assisting the bishops in their task of ministering to the people and the running of the local Church are priests and deacons. To these they delegate certain duties and responsibilities. The geographical area looked after by a priest is called a 'parish.' The faithful are ministered to by the clergy and work with them wherever possible for the building up of the kingdom.
This, in a nutshell, is the basic structure of the Church. Yet, while the pope may be treated with utmost respect it does not mean that he is any greater than any other member of the Church. All are equal members of the Church through their baptism though each serves Christ in his or her own way. All the members of the Church are human and all struggle to live a life worthy of the Gospel.
Orders, Institutes, Congregations, etc
As part of the Mystical Body of Christ we are called to witness to the Gospel of Christ. Some are called to serve the Lord in the ordained ministry while many others are called to serve in the lay state. No matter what our status in life or our occupations we can all witness to Christ and to the Gospel by the way we live and how we interact with our fellow men and women. Within the Catholic Church there is another form of service which is known as 'religious life.'
In religious life men and women join particular communities which are known as religious orders or institutes of religious life. In religious life the individual makes three vows – poverty, obedience and chastity – which they vow for the rest of their life. Religious live together in communities and hold all material goods in common, being obedient to the community's superior and, if there is one, their regional superior. They also live a life of chastity, committing their entire life to Christ. Some religious take an active and public apostolate or ministry in that they may run schools or teach in them, they may be part of a parish team, or work with the poor, or in hospitals, or on the missions, etc. Others take prayer and contemplation as their apostolate and live in monasteries. Each order or religious institute has its own charism and spirituality, and its own particular reason for having been founded. For example, the Order of Preachers (better known as the Dominicans) was founded by St Dominic to preach the word of God at a time when the Albigensian heresy was rife in Europe. The contemplative Carmelite nuns were founded to live a life of contemplation and prayer and, for this reason, they live in enclosed monasteries which they rarely leave, spending their day praying for the world beyond their walls.
All of these religious orders, institutes and congregations are Roman Catholic and are not separate churches or systems of belief. Each brings out in its way a different aspect of the Kingdom of God which they bring closer to those they come into contact with.
Some of the larger and older orders also have special 'associations' or lay organisations for lay members. Those who are not called to the religious life but who wish to participate more closely in the spirituality of the order and to serve Christ in a different way, may join these associations. They take three promises of poverty, obedience and chastity, though there is a different understanding of these than for those who are 'full' members of a religious order. They promise poverty in that they accept what they have been given as gifts from God and which they share with those who are less well off. They promise obedience in that they will be obedient to their local bishop and to the Church. They promise chastity in that they will live a chaste life, though this does not mean celibacy. All are members of their local parish but they have an extra commitment in their lives.


Public institutions must contend with significant pressures from multiple levels of government and subject themselves to multiple forms of oversight, despite the rapidly shrinking funding they actually receive from state governments.
The accelerating decrease in tax funding has prompted one public university president to famously declare that, "At one time we were state supported. Then we were state assisted. Now we are state located." In support of this observation, the president of a public university in Vermont recently noted that only one percent of his annual budget now comes from Montpellier.
But while state legislatures retreat from the idea that higher education is a public good, they have not relaxed their oversight and regulation of state schools in any way. In fact, a prominent Colorado legislator once told me that, "so long as the state's colleges receive as little as one dollar of tax payer money they should expect to be held publically accountable for their actions." Toward that end, Colorado provides its public colleges and universities with oversight from both chambers of its legislature, from a Department of Higher Education, a Higher Education Commission, and various "system" structures, all at a cost to the Colorado tax payer.
With money for oversight but not for operational support, it is not surprising that many public institutions are asking whether it makes sense to remain on the public dole. After all, administrators must deal with ebbing support, but a flood of rules, and navigate regulations and requirements that restrict decision-making, flexibility and speed of action.
Against such a landscape, it is little wonder that the president of the University of Maryland's University College (UMUC) has been quoted as considering the benefits of transforming UMUC into a private institution. With declining income and enrollments, the college appears to be reaping the bitter fruits that come with overdependence on a single market (the U.S. Armed Forces), growing student demand for online programs (rendering its global network of expensive classrooms obsolete), and a state regulatory environment that controls its program offerings, pricing and procurement. UMUC's inability to offer its highly regarded doctorate in community college leadership to students in Maryland (due to anachronistic restrictions around competition between state institutions) is an excellent example of state interference.
Over the course of nearly 30 years in higher education, I have served in two public universities — UC Berkeley and CSU Fort Collins — and three private universities — John F. Kennedy, Boston and Excelsior. The difference between the two models is dramatic. Even if "self-supporting" as was the case at Berkeley Extension, the rules for hiring, compensating and dismissing a unionized staff were the same as for the larger university. Decisions related to new ventures, revenue shares, business development activities and program offerings (and their location) were similarly restricted. For instance, Berkeley could not offer classes north of Marin or Contra Costa counties nor south of San Mateo County because of State restrictions on competition (as with UMUC). Encroachment on the turf of either UC Davis or UC Santa Cruz was strictly forbidden.
Whatever happened to the idea that competition in the market is actually good for the consumer, or, in this case, the student?
This is the first of a two-part series by John Ebersole discussing the challenges modern public institutions face and UMUC's consideration of moving to a not-for-profit private model. In the second installment, Ebersole reflect on his own experience on both sides of the public/private divide and will discuss his own institution's experience "crossing over." To read the second part, please click here.
It's interesting to hear the argument for switching framed in terms of providing more bang for your buck. I think people typically associate private institutions with elitism, so it's good to see that concern for what students are forced to pay for their education is still top of mind.
Perhaps it's a sign of how bad things have become at the state level if privatization is the best option. Perhaps energy is better spent fighting the controls states have put on their institutions and demanding the financial support to keep tuition levels manageable.
How are states getting away with so little support and so much regulation? It seems to me there should be some correlation between the two, especially if so much money is going to support legislation that doesn't directly help students get an education. I thought one of the key purposes of state schools was accessibility.


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Spring clean for the Queen: How millions of volunteers spruced up the nation
More than 25,000 people from all walks of life took part to ensure Britain looks its best for the Queen's special occasion this weekend
Daily Mail's 'Spring Clean for the Queen' campaign galvanized people to take pride in appearance of their streets
By Eleanor Harding for the Daily Mail and Eleanor Busby
Published: 18:47 EST, 1 June 2012 | Updated: 20:19 EST, 1 June 2012
Britain is now a cleaner country thanks to the army of volunteers who have hit the streets in a mass spruce-up for the Diamond Jubilee.
In an extraordinary response to this newspaper's anti-litter campaign, more than 25,000 people from all walks of life pulled together to make sure the country looks its best this weekend.
Those signing up to the Daily Mail's Spring Clean for the Queen campaign included everyone from fast food and supermarket workers to company chief executives and Rotary Club members.
Some volunteers, such as those pictured here cleaning up in Birmingham, even donned Royal face masks for the occasion
Scores of Britain's biggest firms backed the campaign, with Tesco, Lloyds TSB and Marks & Spencer organising mass clean-ups for thousands of employees. Environment charities have praised the success of the Mail's campaign, which was set up only four weeks ago in response to the litter strewn across our parks, pavements and waterways.
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John Read, of campaign group Clean Up Britain, said: 'The Daily Mail's campaign has had a tremendously positive impact in galvanising people all over the country to get out there, clean up Britain, and pick up litter that's scarring their local communities.
Volunteers collect litter before the Thames Diamond Jubilee Pageant as part of the Big Waterways Clean Up
Volunteers collect rubbish from the banks of the Thames to make way for the Queen's Pageant this weekend
'It's great to have seen so many companies and their staff getting involved, and it shows that people up and down Britain do really care about our beautiful country.'
George Monck, of charity Cleanup UK, added: 'The Daily Mail single-handedly brought the country together on the issue of litter.
'Her Majesty is going to be delighted about all the efforts being made to clean the place up for her. It's been the most high-profile litter campaign for a long time. Well done, everyone.'
Efforts were stepped up in the week before the Jubilee, with 500 shop workers blitzing Oxford Circus in the West End on Wednesday. The workers, from stores including Debenhams, Gap and House of Fraser, picked up 1,400 pieces of gum during an hour-long clean.
The coffee shops were also doing their bit, with bosses at Starbucks and Caffe Nero joining baristas in litter picks in London last week.
Mayor of London Boris Johnson said: 'Congratulations to the many community-minded volunteers and organisations who are pulling together to spruce up London ahead of the Diamond Jubilee, during what is undoubtedly one of the most exciting and inspiring years in this great city's history.'


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Real estate mogul and "Million Dollar Listing" star Ryan Serhant is impressed by millennial millionaire Todd Baldwin, who has a job in commercial insurance sales but makes the bulk of his money investing in real estate.
"He's worth $1.2 million by the time he's 25," Serhant points out while reacting to a Millennial Money episode featuring Baldwin. "When I was 25 in New York City, I was worth like 1.2 thousand, probably."
Baldwin, now 28, and his wife Angela own six rental properties in the Seattle area and bring in about $460,000 per year in rent. After expenses, including mortgage payments, taxes, insurance and utilities, they keep about $150,000 of that per year.
At 36, Serhant is one of the most successful brokers in the world. He relates to Baldwin on more than just a real estate level. "I connect to Todd to the core," he says after learning that Baldwin's first job was shoveling manure for $3 an hour. "I remember my first job ever was picking up sticks and being paid per stick."
Serhant also shoveled driveways and started a woodcutting business to make extra cash as a kid. "My parents made it very, very clear to me to understand the value of the dollar," he says, adding that it appears Baldwin's mother did the same thing. Baldwin was raised by a single mom who worked multiple jobs to support her kids.
"You need to talk to your kids about money so they can understand how it works so that they're never afraid of it and that they're never stupid with it," says Serhant, who became a dad last year.
Todd Baldwin brings in $615,000 a year.
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While Baldwin earns a lot, he's still "super frugal," he told CNBC Make It in February 2020. He and his wife have roommates and share a 2009 Ford Focus.
They also find creative ways to save money. One is "secret shopping," where you're reimbursed for things like dining out, going grocery shopping, seeing a movie and even visiting hotels and casinos after filling out a survey about the experience. They also do "credit card churning," which is when you open up a new credit card, take advantage of the account bonus, pay it off completely and "then rinse-and-repeat with the next card," Baldwin explains.
While Serhant says that he "appreciates" Baldwin's savings tactics, he encourages him to consider the value of his time. "I can count coupons and credit card shop and try to get as much for free as possible and live on points all day long, but you also have to remember what the cost of time is. You only have 1,000 minutes a day that you're not sleeping or eating — and you've got to make sure that those minutes are used to the absolute best of your ability."
Serhant wants Baldwin to think about whether or not it's worth his time to set up a "secret shop" in order to save $100 or so on a meal: "Could you have made another $100 or $200, or $1,000 or $2,000, in the amount of time it would take you to save the $100?"
"Opportunity cost is a real, real cost," Serhant emphasizes.
In general, though, he's impressed with how Baldwin spends and saves his money: "He is a great example of somebody who's really smart with their money."
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Join us for a talk on all things netsuke with Melanie Eastburn (Senior Curator of Asian Art at the Art Gallery of NSW) to celebrate the Contemporary Wood-Carved Netsuke exhibition, held at The Japan Foundation, Sydney from June 4-26, 2021. In this talk event, Melanie will present a comprehensive overview on the history of netsuke, techniques used to create netsuke and the netsuke collection owned by the Art Gallery of NSW.
ABOUT NETSUKE
As kimono culture flourished during the Edo period (1603-1868), netsuke, small carvings, were created as toggles to hold pouches and cases containing tobacco and medicine in place on the obi sash worn with the kimono. What began as functional pieces to prevent those little suspended containers from falling to the ground evolved into small but highly creative carvings. Today, classic netsuke have gained international acclaim as remarkably detailed carvings. Contemporary netsuke incorporating new subject matter and approaches have also been attracting attention.
This in-person talk event will also be livestreamed on the JPF Sydney Facebook page.
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Melanie Eastburn is Senior Curator of Asian art at the Art Gallery of New South Wales. From 2004 until 2016 she was Curator of Asian art at the National Gallery of Australia. Melanie has also worked at the National Museum of Cambodia in Phnom Penh, 2003-2004, and the Powerhouse Museum in Sydney 2001-2003. She was closely involved in negotiating the long-term loans to the NGA from the National Museum of Cambodia and has curated a number of exhibitions including: Japan Supernatural, AGNSW, November 2019 – March 2020, Glorious: earthly pleasures and heavenly realms, AGNSW, from May 2017; Time, light, Japan, AGNSW, December 2016 – May 2017; The story of Rama: Indian miniatures from the National Museum, New Delhi (coordinating curator; curator: Dr Vijay Mathur), NGA, 2015; Divine worlds: Indian painting, NGA, 2012; Black robe, white mist: art of the Japanese Buddhist nun Rengetsu, NGA, 2007; Fruits: Tokyo street style, Powerhouse Museum, 2002
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Obstructionism tended to hurt liberals more than the right.
America's system of mass incarceration provides BLM (Black Lives Matter) activists with their most compelling evidence of contemporary racism in all of it's tragically panoramic glory. The fact that this system continued to thrive under a two-term African American president is one of the great ironies of our time.
Equally, there might also be something to be said for she who penned What's The Matter With White People? having surely missed one fundamental point: it was the very acute acumen within the sphere of Barack Obama's policy making, that enabled the former President to become President to begin with. Not to mention having set, as well as left the presidential bar so morally high, that it will no doubt take a number of high-reaching, soul-searching, ethically astute induced politicians to come anywhere near as close.
And what with the current American President being so utterly and morally bankrupt, he doesn't even warrant comparing, let alone mentioning – other than to perhaps mention that it's surely only a matter of time before Donald Trump will be reprimanded and globally invited to attend the International Court of Human Rights and Justice at The Hague in The Netherlands.
Moreover, what accounts for these seventeen chapters being so invitingly readable – the second of the above opening quotes from chapter nine being a good example – is the degree to which the reader is so readily drawn into the clarity and the persuasion of The Presidency of Barack Obama – A First Historical Assessment.
Besieged being the most unfortunate, yet operative word.
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The Brooklyn Nets announced that eight-time NBA All-Star James Harden will be forced to miss tonight's game vs. the Washington Wizards due to a left thigh contusion. It is unclear when Harden picked up the injury as he looked fine during Brooklyn's 147-125 win over Oklahoma City on Friday night. Harden is set to miss just his second game of the season and his first with the Brooklyn Nets. Kevin Durant, who was held out of Friday's game in OKC (rest), is not listed on the injury report and is expected to be available tonight.
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Review – Gris (Switch)
Dominic Cichocki, 7 months ago
Beautiful, serene platformer
Resonant themes of self-help and reclamation
It's like holding 2D animation in your hands
Designed to be played by just about anybody
Never outstays its welcome
Could be a tad longer
The ending is abrupt
This kind of game doesn't really need achievement hunting
A Therapeutic Platformer
The story of Gris is interpretive. Told without a single text box or line of dialogue, the game nonetheless has its themes. Gris, a young woman, loses everything in one fell swoop, and is sent plummeting to the earthly wasteland below. The color of the world around her, her voice, and even her ability to pick her head up and walk all disappear – and her plight is to get all of this back, and more, in order to face her demons. Players can take what they want out of this – the game never hints at a right or wrong answer – but for me, I saw an analogy to the power of therapy and healing.
Of course, Nomada Studio, the developer, has gotten out front of this with a public statement to GamesRadar saying that "[Gris is] not therapy." In a literal sense, this is true – playing Gris is not a substitute for therapy, and you should seek professional help if you feel you need it. However, that shouldn't undermine the therapeutic value people may get from either the story itself or the gameplay.
Gris has the best red wasteland this side of Evangelion 3.0.
Starting at a low point in Gris' life, the game begins as she learns to pick up her head again and walk as she normally would. As she explores the gray wasteland before her, she encounters simple puzzles that are never hard, and work as any platformer obstacle sould. Building on this, Gris is able to obtain power-ups that enhance her skills, which in turn allow her to reclaim colors that paint her world. Along the way, she collects celestial dots that connect, like stars, to build new paths that bring her to more complex levels. The therapy connection is there – acknowledging your problems, accepting them, and connecting how they relate to one another, to in turn help you overcome them with coping skills and a deeper understanding of yourself. That last part is always the hardest, and it may take some people longer than others. In Gris' case, her path is pretty straightforward, which it almost has to be to function as a video game, but her journey is powerful and worth learning from.
Roset's use of grayscale is just as impressive as his color palette
On the presentation side, there is a fair amount of therapeutic value on display, too. The art design, done by noted Spanish artist Conrad Roset, is stunning. The 2D animation is so fluid, that playing the game in handheld mode on Switch is like holding a film in your hands. And as each color is added back into the game, the images become even more diverse and beautiful, to the point that I could see this mapped out as one big museum installation.
In addition to the art direction, there is also Berlinist's score, which never outright intrudes on your experience, but serves as a compliment, speaking for Gris when she cannot. The game doesn't have a HUD, except for achievement notifications and autosaving. Everything works in concert together to provide a unified experience of serenity with minimal distraction, allowing the player to focus on the game without any obvious gamified elements.
Sliding down slopes is a recurring (and fun) element.
The cherry on top of it all is that Gris is designed to be accessible. There is no death in the game, and no combat. The way it keeps players interested is through occasional dread. Every now and then, Gris' demons will show up, usually in the form of a giant black bird. One of the best moments in the game is not figuring out a way to fight the bird, but studying its "attack" patterns and using them to Gris' advantage to keep her journey moving. The only risk of failure is falling off a platform and taking a few seconds to make your way back. In a way, after a year of so many long and winding game experiences, Gris is the perfect come-down to recenter oneself. A nice lemon ice after a tasty full course meal.
I wish it lasted longer, and that there were just a few more abilities to gain. The moment Gris really got going for me, was also the moment it ended. But I also can't deny the value of a game that knows when to end and doesn't try to pad itself for length. For the handful of chapters that are presented, I identified with Gris' journey, and found inspiration and therapeutic value for my time. As Nomada Studio's first project, I think the results are encouraging; I look forward to their next project. This title arrives at the tailend of 2018, and not a moment too soon. Playing Gris is a great way to close out a tumultuous year.
-7.8/10
Gris, connecting the dots.
This review was conducted using a digital copy I purchased from the Nintendo eShop. It's also available on PC.
If you'd like to contact me, you can do so on Twitter, or by emailing me at dcichocki@tiltingwindmillstudios.com.
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Hello and good morning friends, family, Father Tuck, and members of the church. Many of you I already know. For those who don't know me – my name is Michael, and I am the proud grandson of the woman most all of us knew as Clo.
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Bruno, Our Beagle (Now Renamed Luca)
The yard was full of beagles of varying age; the seniormost was nine months old. The youngest had seen but 40 days. We'd gone there for him.
Maradona, Mortality, and the Crow and the Cat
The cat only wishes to perpetuate her species, immortalise it — wants this planet to ever have a cat in it.
A Temple for Kamala Harris?
Kamala Harris would need to meet expectations. The actor Khushboo's temple was torn down by her own fans who'd built the thing only a few years before.
Will They Lockdown, Won't They Lockdown?
This points to unbridled free speech in the Chief Minister's cabinet—a healthy democratic exercise, maybe, but workers are fleeing the city all over again.
Too Great a Sacrifice
Colonel Santosh Babu was 37 on June 15. Captain Mahendra Nath Mulla was 45 on December 9, 1971.
Why Should I Travel?
There's a part of me asking, in defiance of Montaigne, "Should I travel at all? Should I leave my home, really?" I'm pitting the Maharshi against Michel de Montaigne.
Not Feeling Pain for the Corona Victims
The daily figures of those fallen to corona look like scores in cricket — a game I understand but don't follow. I read the statistics without emotion.
Ramachandra Guha's Gandhi
Gandhi's time in India ended differently than in Africa. Even before the bullets came for him, Gandhiji had begun to wonder if it wasn't time he left.
As regards Zuriberg, they say the owner used to be a doctor in Switzerland. And Maple up the street belongs to an elder who taught physics in North America.
Celebrating My Birthday Solo, in Rainy KL
Evenings, I could see in the far distance the approaching rain, the dark clouds that had opened up, and were steadily closing in, shrinking the world.
Alexa, My Muse
"What do you want?" Alexa said. "I want ideas to write a blog post," I said, cowed somewhat by this assured voice and tone of woman.
Bats That Camped In My Tree Are Now In My Head
"You don't like bats, no?" my conscience is telling me. "You're scared they bring you bad luck. Admit it!"
The Eleventh Day, A Dream
It was the eleventh day after I'd died, they were meeting at the Dublin, where I first went in 1990, and where I've been going on and off ever since.
Indian Christmas
In the small world I move around in, Hindus appear to have appropriated Christmas.
In Kolkata, Remembering Sister Alphonse's History Class
Walking about Calcutta — Kolkata — I remembered Sister Alphonse's history classes in school. I couldn't help my mind doing its bit of wandering as well.
The Writing Craft, the Formidable Iain Sinclair, Allen, Sedaris
A creation that none but the creator may comprehend has been performed only once ever, by the Creator of creators, and who may dare to rise to His bar?
John Lennon: Lennon Peace Monument Unveiled in Liverpool
Cynthia (Lennon) asked everyone to seek the kind of peace Lennon enjoyed, which was to have a good time. "Go and have a good time," she said.
An Indian Ruminates on Independence Day
Though some of us speak of lost values and vanished principles, none will risk disruption of this opiate prosperous state of being.
My Grandmother, A Remembrance Full of Regrets
She raised her six children there, turning from a soft-spoken woman — as she battled her way through life — to a parsimonious tyrant, raising money through every means to send them through school and college.
Dreams and Birds, and Cricket at the Dentist's
The needle was long, and the barrel huge, so my jaw died for a while. The Dentist tore into my teeth, all the while speaking with his assistant about Kumble's fantastic century.
With U.R. Ananthamurthy and Abdul Rasheed
Ananthamurthy stoked Rasheed's thoughts, and mine, put forth his views, and the possibilities crackled and multiplied.
Our Bucolic Neighbours, and Some Questions on Land Use
We could see the horizon on all sides now, and fertile land running all the way up to it. I wondered at the wisdom of granting arable land to the industry when the nation suffers a shortage of it.
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Shelley Powell was appointed senior vice president, E&P and In Situ in 2021. In this role, she leads all of Suncor's operated and non-operated in situ, and exploration and production assets in regions including northern Alberta, the East Coast of Canada, Norway, and the United Kingdom. Shelley's organization is also responsible for coordinating Suncor's strategic objective of achieving net zero greenhouse gas emissions from oil sands operations by 2050.
Shelley began her Suncor career at the Sarnia Refinery in 1995 as a Process Operator. Since then she has held progressively larger and more complex roles in Operations, Maintenance, Reliability, and Process Engineering. Shelley's previous senior leadership roles include vice president, Extraction; vice president, Operational Excellence and Technical Services; and vice president, Commerce City Refinery where she oversaw all Suncor Energy USA activities. Most recently, Shelley served as senior vice president, Base Plant, leading the safe and reliable operation of Suncor's Base Plant assets in Fort McMurray.
Shelley is the former chair of the Wood Buffalo Community Foundation, the current chair of the Keyano College Board of Governors, and a director on the Vista Ridge Board of Directors. In 2019, she was recognized as one of the "Top 50 Under 50" in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo.
Shelley has a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering from the University of Ottawa and two master's degrees, one in business administration and a Master of Science degree in finance, both from the University of Michigan.