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'King of Commodities' Marc Rich dead at 78
President Bill Clinton's decision to pardon Marc Rich in 2001 sparked a political firestorm. He was wanted by the FBI at the time.Guido Roeoesli / AFP - Getty Images, file
June 26, 2013, 10:19 AM UTC
Marc Rich, the founder of Glencore and later fugitive who was controversially pardoned by President Bill Clinton on his last day in office, has died in Switzerland.
Rich began his career with the large trading house, Philipp Brothers (subsequently Phibro) when he was 20. He left in 1974 to set up Marc Rich and Co with Pincus "Pinky" Green, a colleague from Phibro.
Marc Rich and Co eventually became Glencore. The company merged with Xstrata on May 2 this year to become Glencore Xstrata, one of the biggest diversified commodities traders in the world.
(Read More: Glencore Moving Beyond the 'Ghost' of Marc Rich)
In 1983 Rich was indicted by the U.S. government for tax evasion, fraud and illegal business dealings with Iran during the hostage crisis of 1979-1981. Rich fled the U.S. and remained a fugitive until 2001, when President Clinton pardoned him.
He died in a hospital in Lucerne as a result of a brain stroke, a spokesman said in a statement.


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Invitation to the press conference about the arrival of the Italian Medrano circus and the demands of animal welfare organizations to ban circuses with animal acts
Public opposition to animal abuse in circuses is increasing. We therefore would like to invite you to a press conference where we want to inform you about what is really happening in circuses and how the animals in circuses are treated. We want to inform you in the possible way, so we will show you a short movie called "The Ugliest Show on Earth" filmed in a circus in Great Britain. The film is made by the British organization Animal Defenders International and out of 400 hours of video footage they made a half hour movie which shows just a fraction of the suffering that these animals have to go through on a daily base. During the press conference we will also explain why we urge the City of Zagreb to ban circuses with animal acts and to join many cities in Europe and all over the world that have already banned the use of animals in circuses.
Info about the press conference:
Date: Thursday, October 25
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Rampage - Apple II
Publisher: Activision ? No-Intro: N/A
Developer: Bally ? GoodName: N/A
Year: 1988 TOSEC: Rampage
Category: Fighting MAME: N/A
Game Manual: Download Game Music:
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Also on: Amstrad CPC, Arcade, Atari 2600, Atari 7800, Atari 8-bit, Atari Lynx, Atari ST, Commodore 64, Commodore Amiga, Microsoft DOS, Nintendo NES, Sega Master System, Sinclair ZX Spectrum, Tandy TRS-80 CoCo
Series: Rampage: World Tour (Arcade)
Box Back
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(Sinclair ZX Spectrum Version)
A one or two player fighting game published by Activision in 1988, developed by Bally.
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Castle Wolfenstein (1981)
Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego (1985)
Prince of Persia (1989)
Frogger (1983)
Wheel Of Fortune (1988)
Zork III: The Dungeon Master (1982)
Who Framed Roger Rabbit? (1988)
Ultima IV: Quest of the Avatar (1985)
Boulder Dash (1984)
Sid Meier's Pirates (1987)
World Games (1987)
Chuck Yeager's Advanced Flight Trainer (1987)
Galaxian (1983)


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The Aspiring Anthony Summerlin
Ashley Ferencsik, Staff Writer|February 19, 2021
Anthony Summerlin: #11
Anthony Summerlin is a Junior here at Apopka High School during the 2020-2021 school year. Although this school year has been unforgettable for many, it hasn't made too much of an impact on him. He continues on with this year playing both football and video games, hoping for a better one next year.
What do you like to do in your free time (hobbies, talents, etc.)?
In my free time, I like to play sports, like football and basketball. I also play a lot of video games, like Fortnite and Madden. I also like to spend time with my family.
What extracurricular activities or sports do you participate in, and how long have you been engaging in them?
I've been on the Varsity football team for two years now, and I was on the basketball team for two years, as well. But I've been playing both sports my whole life.
What are your thoughts on a different junior year from years prior? Does this have a huge effect on if you'll enjoy this year or not?
I didn't really care that there were changes this year, I'm just grateful I got to go to school and play football. It didn't really affect my year in general, and I didn't let it get to me too much.
Is there anything you're looking forward to after Covid?
Anthony Summerlin playing football.
The only thing I'm looking forward to is having a regular football season. Not having the student section and the crowd cheering for us was kinda weird.
What are your plans after high school?
Hopefully, get a scholarship to play football and major in business. I don't really have a job in mind, but you can never go wrong with business. Besides that, I want to enjoy my life in general. Hopefully, move out and start my own life as an adult.
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Le , et d'autres variantes de cette appellation dans la série télévisée et les éditions antérieures du manga, est une compétition qui a lieu à plusieurs reprises dans le manga Dragon Ball.

Déroulement et règles du Tenkaichi Budokai

Règle de la première édition montrée dans l'histoire
Le Tenkaichi Budokai accepte initialement un nombre illimité de participants (dépassant généralement la centaine), qui doivent participer aux éliminatoires dans un espace spécialement prévu pour cette première étape et inaccessible au public : la salle de compétition (également mentionnée comme « salle des épreuves »). Chaque inscrit tire un numéro au hasard, et doit monter sur l'un des petits rings disposés dans la salle lorsque son numéro est appelé. Le tirage au sort des numéros établit d'office une subdivision en quatre grands groupes, chaque groupe disposant de deux qualifiés pour le tournoi en lui-même. Les matchs de qualification sont limités à une minute. Les conditions amenant à la défaite sont les suivantes :
 Tomber de la surface de combat ;
 Perdre connaissance ;
 Dire  ;
 Pleurer ;
 Tuer son adversaire ;
 Utiliser un accessoire, et notamment une arme ;
 Avoir moins de points que l'adversaire au moment où le temps imparti est écoulé.

Une fois les huit vainqueurs déterminés, ceux-ci gagnent accès au Tenkaichi Budokai en lui-même. Ce dernier se déroule en sept matchs, sur une surface de combat plus grande, à ciel ouvert et sous les yeux du public. Un nouveau tirage au sort est effectué pour répartir les participants sur l'arborescence des combats. Puis les matchs se déroulent un par un dans l'ordre déterminé, toujours en une seule manche et sans limite de temps cette fois. Les conditions amenant à la défaite sont les suivantes :
 Tomber de la surface de combat (est considéré comme du hors-ring le fait d'entrer en contact avec tout objet ou personne autre que le ring ou le mur de séparation quand il y en a un, y compris une autre personne, le banc du public, un bus…).
 Ne pas être apte à se relever au bout de dix secondes.
 Dire .
 Tuer son adversaire.
 Utiliser un accessoire, et notamment une arme.
 Crever les yeux de son adversaire.
 Porter des coups dans les parties sensibles.

Le premier match est précédé d'un discours par le directeur du temple des arts martiaux. Au cours des matchs, il est autorisé de communiquer avec les gens du public ou les autres participants, notamment pour recevoir des conseils. Les matchs peuvent être entrecoupés d'interview par l'arbitre (qui remplit également le rôle de commentateur). Si deux adversaires se mettent à terre en même temps, le décompte vaut pour les deux (« double knock down »). Si aucun combattant n'arrive à se relever avant la fin du décompte (« double knock out »), le vainqueur est celui qui parvient en premier à se relever et à dire  avec un grand sourire. Le vainqueur du Tenkaichi Budokai remporte  zénis, remis en liquide dans une enveloppe par l'arbitre immédiatement après la fin de la finale.

Changements ultérieurs
À partir du  Tenkaichi Budokai, les règles de la salle de compétition sont légèrement revisitées : pleurer n'est plus déclaré comme éliminatoire et la limite de temps est supprimée. Les règles du Tenkaichi Budokai en lui-même restent vraisemblablement les mêmes.

Aucun changement notable dans le  Tenkaichi Budokai malgré des conditions de finale très spéciales (les règles habituelles étant néanmoins respectées jusqu'au bout).

Une grosse refonte a été décidée au moment du  Tenkaichi Budokai de par le fait que ce tournoi est devenu extrêmement populaire et que le budget associé a été multiplié (certains règlements ayant déjà été décidés à l'époque des quelques tournois précédents auxquels les héros n'ont pas participé). Cette hausse incroyable de popularité peut être en partie due à la célébrité de  Satan, révélé par ce tournoi et globalement considéré comme sauveur du monde depuis le Cell Game. Entre autres, les combattants ont par exemple accès à une salle des casiers pour se changer, à un service de restauration, l'enceinte compte beaucoup plus de lieux (dont une zone extérieure pour le tirage au sort), les tribunes ont une capacité largement supérieure et sont montées « en escalier » avec des places assises et la surface de combat a été largement agrandie.

Les moins de 15 ans disposent désormais de leur propre Tenkaichi Budokai, précédant celui des adultes. Quand bien même ils le souhaiteraient, il leur est impossible de participer dans la section adulte. Les règles sont les mêmes, mais les enfants ne passent pas d'éliminatoires et participent tous directement à leur Tenkaichi Budokai. Le vainqueur de la section enfant est récompensé par 10 millions de zénis, le second recevant 5 millions de zénis, des sommes explosives comparées aux vainqueurs des premiers tournois montrés au cours de l'histoire. Le vainqueur accède également à un match bonus contre le champion en titre de la section adulte. La section adulte commence trente minutes après la fin de la section enfant.

Côté adulte, les éliminatoires commencent avant le démarrage de la section enfant et continue pendant celle-ci. Il ne s'agit de matchs de qualification : chaque candidat frappe la Punch Machine, qui établit un score selon le calcul de la force déployée par une personne. Les plus gros scores déterminent les quinze participants (le champion en titre étant qualifié d'office comme seizième participant). Le tournoi est donc désormais composé de quinze matchs. Le tirage au sort a lieu dix minutes avant le début du Tenkaichi Budokai dans une zone privée (là encore, de par la hausse phénoménale du budget, les numéros ne sont plus inscrits sur des bouts de papier mais gravés sur des boules). Enfin, les matchs étant plus nombreux (seize participants au lieu de huit), une durée limitée à trente minutes est imposée pour chaque match. S'il n'y a aucun vainqueur une fois cette durée écoulée, c'est l'arbitre qui le désigne.

Contournements et changements de règles en cours de tournoi
Quelques situations épineuses ont pu nécessiter discussion pour décider de la marche à suivre vis-à-vis de l'organisation initiale ou des règles originales du championnat.

 Lors du  Tenkaichi Budokai, Goku affronte Guilan. Prisonnier de sa gomme-tortillon et éjecté hors de la surface de combat, il n'a d'autre choix que de faire appel à Kinto-un (Nuage Magique en FR) pour le ramener sur le ring, or l'utilisation d'accessoire est interdite. Goku argumente alors que Guilan a utilisé ses ailes et sa gomme tortillon, qui font office d'accessoires. Il est alors déclaré que tout « accessoire » appartenant à la physionomie ou provenant du corps d'un combattant n'est pas considéré comme tel. Cela vaut pour les crachats de Bacterian, la gomme tortillon de Guilan, la queue de Goku ou toute forme de vague d'énergie De par l'hésitation légitime que peut inciter l'énoncé de la règle, les organisateurs décident de faire l'impasse sur l'usage du Kinto-un, mais une fois que Goku est clairement mis au courant de ce qui est défini comme un « accessoire » lors du Tenkaichi Budokai, il est déclaré qu'une nouvelle infraction du règlement ne serait pas pardonnée et lui vaudrait une disqualification immédiate comme prévu.
 Le Cell Game, bien que n'étant déjà pas un Tenkaichi Budokai ordinaire à la base, se voit modifier son règlement en plein cours par l'organisateur lui-même (Cell). Ce dernier décide soudainement, lors de son combat contre Goku, que la règle de disqualification en cas de sortie du ring ne lui convient pas et supprime celle-ci en même temps que la surface de combat.
 Lors du  Tenkaichi Budokai, de par le nombre affolant d'abandons simultanés dus aux événements entourant le tournoi, l'organisation initiale de la compétition devient impossible.  Satan use alors de son influence pour obliger les organisateurs à transformer la « finale » restante en « Battle Royale », les cinq derniers combattants s'affrontant tous en même temps et le vainqueur étant celui qui reste en dernier sur la surface de combat.

Les éditions du Tenkaichi Budokai

Tournois précédents
On sait que le Roi Chapa a été le gagnant d'un précédent tournoi de même que Ackman en a gagné deux précédents.

C'est le premier Tenkaichi Budokai auquel prennent part Son Goku et son condisciple Krilin, encore enfants. Ils y retrouvent Yamcha.

Yamcha et Krilin sont battus respectivement en quart et demi-finale par un mystérieux vieillard, Jackie Chun, qui est en fait Kamé Sennin, celui-ci s'étant déguisé afin de s'assurer que ses élèves ne remportent pas le tournoi trop jeunes, ce qui pourrait les rendre trop prétentieux. En finale, Goku s'incline également contre Jackie Chun, mais de justesse même si d'après le règlement ils sont à égalité par double KO.

Son Goku, Krilin, Yamcha et Jackie Chun participent à nouveau au Tenkaichi Budokai, mais parmi les autres concurrents figurent Ten Shin Han et Chaozu.

En quart de finale, Yamcha est grièvement blessé à la jambe par un cruel Ten Shin Han, tandis que Krilin se défait difficilement de Chaozu.

En demi-finale, Jackie Chun, incapable de prendre la mesure de Ten Shin Han, décide d'abandonner le combat. L'autre demi-finale oppose Son Goku et Krilin. Goku est cette fois bien supérieur à son condisciple et remporte le combat sans devoir trop puiser dans ses réserves. Mais en finale, l'élève de Kamé Sennin est à nouveau vaincu par malchance (en effet, après une lutte acharnée les deux adversaires chutent vers le sol, normalement Son Goku devait toucher terre après Ten Shin Han, toucher le sol signifiant sortir de la surface de combat et donc être éliminé, mais une voiture lui passe devant au mauvais moment et le jette au sol). Ten Shin Han s'excusera auprès de Yamcha et intégrera la bande d'amis avec Chaozu.

Son Goku, Krilin, Yamcha, Ten Shin Han et Chaozu participent encore à ce Tenkaichi Budokai. Yajirobé tente les éliminatoires, mais est éliminé par Shen.

Lors des quarts de finale, Ten Shin Han est confronté à Tao Pai Pai transformé en cyborg, et qui a battu Chaozu pendant les qualifications, mais il parvient à le vaincre facilement. Son Goku doit affronter Chichi, qu'il ne reconnait pas dans un premier temps, mais au terme d'une discussion tout au long du combat, ils décident de se marier. Krilin doit faire face à Daemon Junior, et ne peut rien contre lui, tandis que Yamcha est battu par Shen, qui est en fait le Tout-Puissant sous une apparence humaine.

Lors des demi-finales, Son Goku se montre cette fois-ci plus fort que Ten Shin Han et finit par remporter le combat. Le Tout-Puissant, qui voulait emprisonner Piccolo dans un flacon, se fait prendre à son propre piège et perd ainsi le combat.

En finale, Goku réussit à libérer le Tout-Puissant du flacon, puis, au terme d'un combat acharné, il sort vainqueur de ce championnat mais survit de peu. Après ce tournoi, Son Goku et ses amis n'y participeront plus jusqu'au . De plus, à la suite des événements et dangers, les championnats seront stoppés pendant 15 ans jusqu'au Cell Game. C'est le seul des tournois auquel Son Goku a participé dont il a fini par être le vainqueur final.

Cell Game
Ce n'est pas un véritable tournoi officiel car il est organisé par Cell pour son plaisir personnel, cependant tous les héros y participeront. Néanmoins, c'est cette idée de Cell qui permettra de relancer le tournoi officiel qui a été arrêté 15 ans auparavant.

Le Cell Game se différencie des Tenkaichi Budokai par le fait que Cell est ici l'unique adversaire. Et, bien sûr, l'enjeu n'est pas un simple titre de champion mais l'avenir de la Terre entière. Les autres règles sont conservées, excepté que tuer son adversaire n'entraîne pas la disqualification. Par la suite, Cell ayant attendu avec impatience son combat face à Son Goku, décide de supprimer la règle de la défaite par hors-ring en détruisant l'arène de combat qu'il avait lui-même construit et ceci dans le but qu'aucun des deux combattants ne perde bêtement le combat en sortant du ring. À partir de ce moment, la défaite ne peut être annoncé que par la mort du combattant ou par son abandon.

Son Goku et tous ses amis se rendent à ce tournoi, décidés à empêcher Cell de nuire.

Durant ce combat, C-16 et Son Goku perdent la vie. C'est Son Gohan qui finit par venir à bout de Cell et  Satan qui s'attribue les mérites de la victoire devant les médias.

À la suite du Cell Game, la fédération sportive décidera de relancer les Tenkaichi Budokai.

Une version reconstituée du Cell Game, montrant Son Gohan vaincu et  Satan terrassant Cell, est retransmis aux spectateurs du  Tenkaichi Budokai, devant les yeux ébahis de Son Goku et de ses amis.

 Participants
  Caroni, perdu par hors-ring
  Piroshiki, perdu par hors-ring
   Satan, perdu par hors-ring
  Son Goku, perdu par abandon
  Son Gohan

Tournoi inter-galactique
Ce tournoi n'apparaît que dans le film Dragon Ball Z : Les Mercenaires de l'espace. Il permet de représenter les meilleurs combattants du monde entier et est organisé par , l'homme le plus riche du monde.

Les éliminatoires pour déterminer les huit participants parmi les 200 concurrents se font sous la forme de Battle Royale en huit groupes de 25 personnes.

Après les quarts-de-finale, chaque combattant doit se rendre dans une des quatre Battle Zone où l'attend un des quatre guerriers inter-galactiques (des élèves de  Satan déguisé en extraterrestre). Une fois vaincu, celui qui prend l'ascenseur en premier pour rejoindre l'arène principale est déclaré vainqueur.

Tournoi de l'autre-monde
Ce tournoi n'apparaît que dans l'anime Dragon Ball Z. Il permet de représenter les meilleurs combattants de l'autre-monde. Chaque galaxie vient avec 68 combattants qui feront 2 sélections avec 34 combattants. À la fin, un ou plusieurs combattants représentera chaque galaxie et devront combattre contre les autres combattants d'une autre galaxie.

Les sélectionnées sont Frog et Tolby pour la galaxie du Sud, Aqua pour la galaxie de l'Est, Olibu et Son Goku pour la galaxie du Nord et Maraiko, Tapika et Paikûhan pour la galaxie de l'Ouest.

Lors de la finale, Paikûhan et Son Goku se sont tous les deux projetés dans les airs jusqu'à toucher le plafond de la salle. Or, d'après les règles du tournoi de l'autre-monde, toucher le plafond équivaut à toucher le sol et représente donc un hors-ring. Comme les deux combattants ont touché le plafond en même temps, ils ont tous les deux été disqualifiés.

Même si c'est Cell qui a relancé l'idée de tournois mondiaux d'arts martiaux avec son Cell Game trois ans plus tôt, ce tournoi est considéré comme la reprise officielle des Tenkaichi Budokai depuis le combat opposant Piccolo à Son Goku, 10 ans plus tôt. Aucun des héros ne prend part à ce tournoi. Celui-ci est remporté par  Satan et par sa fille Videl dans la catégorie junior. Les participants sont Yam, Spopovitch et Mighty Mask.

Satan remporte ce Tenkaichi Budokai après avoir dû promettre à C-18 qu'il lui laissera la prime du vainqueur.

Dans la catégorie junior de ce tournoi, Son Goten et Trunks s'affrontent en finale. Trunks l'emporte sur Son Goten, dont il est l'aîné d'un an.

Ce tournoi se déroule en deux phases : tout d'abord les concurrents doivent réaliser un score avec la machine à coup de poings puis les 16 meilleurs sont qualifiés. Ensuite, ces 16 participants s'affrontent dans des matchs à élimination directe. Le premier combat oppose Krilin à Puntar, un homme de . Krilin l'emporte sans problème. Son prochain adversaire sera Kaio Shin. En effet, Daemon Junior a préféré abandonner sans combattre contre ce dernier. Dans le troisième combat opposant Spopovitch à Videl, le premier l'emporte après avoir laissé Videl dominer le début du combat. Son adversaire devait être Kibito ou Son Gohan mais le tournoi est interrompu.

En effet, Spopovitch et Yam prélèvent de l'énergie à Son Gohan pour Boo. Kaio Shin, Goku, Daemon Junior, Vegeta et Krilin qui seront suivis par Son Gohan et Kibito se lancent à leur poursuite. Dans l'autre partie du tableau, on trouve  Satan qui devait affronter C-18. Le vainqueur de ce match devait rencontrer en quart le vainqueur du choc opposant Goku à Vegeta. Pour pallier l'absence des concurrents, un nouveau tournoi est organisé entre les 5 participants restants :  Satan, C-18, le guerrier masqué (qui est en fait Son Goten et Trunks, ces derniers ayant usurpé son identité pour participer au tournoi adulte), Killer et Jewel. Ces 5 combattants vont s'affronter en même temps et le dernier sera déclaré vainqueur. Jewel et Killer qui voulaient d'abord s'unir à C-18 et au guerrier masqué sont attaqués par ces derniers et sont facilement battus (Killer par le guerrier masqué et Jewel par C-18). Le guerrier masqué et C-18 s'affrontent ensuite. En difficulté, Trunks et Son Goten se transforment en super guerrier et semblent prendre le dessus, mais ils sont démasqués et disqualifiés. C-18 propose ensuite à  Satan de le laisser gagner contre 20 millions (la récompense du tournoi étant de 10 millions). Après un simulacre de combat,  Satan conserve son titre.

 Pré-sélections
 Participant  :  ( Satan)
 Participant  :
 Participant  :
 Participant  :
 Participant  : 774 puis  (C-18)
 Participant  :  (Krilin)
 Participant  :  (Son Goku)
 Participant  :  (Daemon Junior)
 Participant  : machine détruite (Vegeta)

 Tournoi

  Jewel, perdu par hors-ring
  Killer, perdu par hors-ring
  Mighty Mask, disqualifié
  C-18, perdue par hors-ring
   Satan

Non montré dans l'anime ou le manga, mais on sait que  Satan gagne et Boo arrive second.

À nouveau,  Satan gagne et Boo arrive second.

Le dernier du manga Dragon Ball, Son Goku part avec Oob pour l'entraîner. La fin de ce tournoi n'est pas montrée dans le manga.

(?) tournoi
Ce Tenkaichi Budokai se déroule durant la série télévisée Dragon Ball GT faisant suite alternative au manga, juste avant la saga Super C-17. Son Goku arrive second de la catégorie enfants, et  Satan gagne face à Papayaman (Oob déguisé) en finale adultes. Pan abandonne car elle a peur de ressembler à Satan.

 Enfant

 Adulte

(?) tournoi
À la toute fin de Dragon Ball GT, Son Goku Junior et Vegeta Junior combattent sur le fameux ring 100 ans après le départ de Shenron et Son Goku.

Notes et références

Références

Voir aussi

Source

Article connexe
 Arbitre du Tenkaichi Budokai

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My name is Laura Faye Clubok. I am a registered and licensed occupational therapist (OTR/L) and a certified weight trainer with the International Weightlifting Association, who also has a congenital hand anomaly. I earned my undergraduate degree at Harvard University and my master's degree in occupational therapy at the Boston School of Occupational Therapy at Tufts University. My passion for occupational therapy stems from my own experiences growing up without fingers on my left hand.
My story, "A Debt Repaid," has been published in the inspirational book, Ordinary Miracles: True Stories About Overcoming Obstacles & Surviving Catastrophes, edited by Deborah R. Labovitz PhD, OTR/L, FAOTA. The book is a compilation of 96 true stories about everyday miracles experienced by ordinary people. My story, which is Chapter 26 of the book, recounts my experiences receiving occupational therapy as a child and my more recent experiences providing occupational therapy services as an adult, to a little girl named Emily who has a hand anomaly just like mine.
The name of my private practice is (surprisingly) "On the Other Hand Therapy". Since becoming an OT, I have been working with children with special needs and typically-developing children. I have and continue to work with wonderful families who care about their children immensely.
This website is intended to provide information, support, and suggestions for parents, relatives, and friends of children with hand anomalies. My commitment to developing this site grew from my desire to share much-needed information with families that wasn't available for my parents when I was little. I have drawn upon my dual experiences as an OT and as an adult with a congenital hand anomaly, integrating my personal and professional experiences to provide a realistic, helpful, and inspirational perspective. Please share this site with your child's physician and any health care professionals who may be helping your child.
I encourage you to revisit this site to check for updates. I plan to write additional sections.
In case you are wondering, the information contained on this site is not presently available in book format. If you know a publisher who might be interested, please let me know.
And who may stand in the place of His holiness?
The clean of hands and the pure of heart.
The second source is the motif, widely used in Middle Eastern cultures, known as the chamsa. It alternately represents good luck, the hand of God, and the hand of healing. It is often depicted as an upside-down hand in conjunction with other symbols, such as hearts.
Here's the story behind the logo design: One day, after a difficult appointment with a hand physician who just didn't get it, I cut four fingers off of a pre-made FunFoam hand and glued a heart in the middle of the palm. I cut the tips of the fingers to make nails for the intact hand. I scanned the hands and Debbie Rosenfeld, my website designer, re-colored and digitized the images. Then, I glued the foam hands onto my work bag. When children ask me what happened to my hand, I use the foam hands to explain rather than my actual left hand.
I encourage parents of children with hand anomalies to do this art project with their children, to enable them to create their own hands. FunFoam is available at most craft stores and dollar stores in sheets as well as pre-cut shapes, some with sticky backings. Kids like FunFoam, and they like art projects. Have fun!
I have noticed that many parenting books and websites have hidden agendas. These agendas may be to urge you to buy a specific product or try a particular behavioral plan. I'm going to be very upfront about my agenda, because I think that my readers have a right to know what I advocate. Simply put, my message boils down to this: I want children with hand differences to be children; I don't want them to be heroes. I think that too much pressure is put on children with hand anomalies to be independent, do everything that everyone else can do, prove how "normal" they are, never ask for help, and never admit that something is too hard.
All information contained on this website, including, but not limited to, text, graphics, logos, and button icons is copyrighted and may not be used in any way, in whole or in part, without ontheotherhand.org's prior written consent, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles and reviews; or as provided by US copyright law. To obtain written consent, email .
Please note that every child's situation is unique. The information contained on this site is for informational purposes only, and is not meant to serve as medical advice or to replace consultation with qualified health professionals who are familiar with your child's individual medical needs. As always, be sure to consult with your child's medical practitioners before beginning a new exercise or treatment program. Ontheotherhand.org will not be liable or responsible for any damages or injuries caused by use of the site (such as omissions or misstatements). Also, just as a responsible medical doctor will not prescribe treatment over the Internet, neither will I offer therapeutic intervention by e-mail. I appreciate your understanding! Some names have been changed to protect the identity of minors.
Ontheotherhand.org contains links as a convenience to you. Such links should not be considered as endorsements of other sites, products, or services. No one at ontheotherhand.org receives any compensation for our advice or product recommendations.
I want to thank all of the people who have taken the time to email me about this site. I especially want to thank all of my clients and their families, my teachers, my colleagues, and my mentors, in the fields of OT and beyond, who have guided my learning over so many years, making the development of this website possible. I wish that I could list, by name, all of these amazing people, as well as all of my family members and friends who continually inspire me and convey their confidence in my ideas and visions.
I specifically want to thank several special people by name for their outstanding contributions.
Jochele Kennedy, a responsible, experienced, and excellent sitter, gave loving attention to my daughter while I worked on the site. Without her caring and help, this never would have gotten written.
Debbie Rosenfeld, web & graphic designer and editor extraordinaire, revised and updated my site to give it a professional - yet accessible - look.
Ivonne Ramirez volunteered to translate the site into Spanish so that more families would be able to access the site. Thank you, Ivonne, for your vision and hard work!! If you know anyone who might be interested, send him to enlaotramano.org.
Natalie Weinhaus created and designed many of the graphics on these pages. Newly-married and newly-pregnant, she volunteered to design and create fabulous images.
My husband and best friend, Kenneth Clubok, continually badgered me with, "Have you worked on the website yet?" and spent hours upon hours initially creating this site. Please see a poem that I wrote to Ken.
Patricia Burton, RN, MSN, founder of Moving Mountains for Kids, a healthcare and educational consulting company, gave me permission to adapt her suggestions for handling grief and loss.
Priscilla Hayden-Sloane, my level II Fieldwork supervisor during my OT master's degree program, is an amazing teacher, role-model, and friend who guided me in learning to work with children.
Dr. Sharan L. Schwartzberg, Chair of the Boston School of Occupational Therapy, was my mentor and boss while I was a teaching assistant for her course. Her love of OT is infectious and inspiring to all whom she meets and teaches.
© 2004. Laura Faye Clubok, MS, OTR/L, On The Other Hand Therapy.


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Tennessee church shooting: What we know about the injured
One person was killed and eight others wounded Sunday after a shooting at the Burnette Chapel Church of Christ in the Antioch section of Nashville.
Tennessee church shooting: What we know about the injured One person was killed and eight others wounded Sunday after a shooting at the Burnette Chapel Church of Christ in the Antioch section of Nashville. Check out this story on commercialappeal.com: https://www.tennessean.com/story/news/2017/09/24/tennessee-church-shooting-nashville-what-we-know-injured/698228001/
The Tennessean Published 3:07 p.m. CT Sept. 24, 2017 | Updated 11:46 a.m. CT Sept. 25, 2017
Kaitlyn Adams, rear, hugs Bridget Crow Polson, front, sister of victim Melanie Crow Smith, after a shooting at Burnette Chapel Church of Christ in Antioch, Tenn., Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017.(Photo: Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean)
One person was killed and seven others were hurt Sunday after a shooting at the Burnette Chapel Church of Christ in the Antioch section of Nashville.
The woman who was killed was shot in the church's parking lot. She was identified as Melanie Smith, a 39-year-old mother from Smyrna.
Police released information about the conditions of several victims who were taken to Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
Minister David Spann, 66, was critically hurt in the shooting. His condition was upgraded to stable condition late Monday morning, hospital spokeswoman Kristin Smart said.
While he is known as Joey Spann, his full name is David Joseph Spann, according to Mike McPherson, Spann's colleague at Nashville Christian School.
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Spann's wife, Peggy, was also shot and was taken to VUMC where police said she was in stable condition Sunday afternoon.
William Jenkins, 83; Marlene Jenkins, 84; and Linda Bush, 68, were all shot and were also in stable condition Sunday afternoon.
The hospital declined to release further updates Sunday, citing patient privacy concerns.
Catherine Dickerson, 64, and Caleb Engle, 22, were treated at TriStar Skyline Medical Center and released by Sunday evening, according to the hospital.
Engle, who was also identified as Robert Engle, confronted the shooter, police say. He is being treated at Skyline after being pistol-whipped in a struggle with the gunman.
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The shooter, 25-year-old Emanuel Kidega Samson, accidentally shot himself during the confrontation with Engle. He was treated and released by Sunday evening and was taken to jail.
Nashville church shooting: The emotional scene
Ieshea White and Kimberly Stallworth embrace their uncle and brother Roger Bracey, who was at Burnette Chapel Church of Christ when shots were fired Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017, in Antioch, Tenn. They were reunited at another nearby church. Shelley Mays / The Tennessean
A member of a neighboring church left a memorial at the doorstep of Burnette Chapel Church of Christ where a mass shooting occurred during Sunday services. photographed the day after Monday, Sept. 25, 2017 in Nashville, Tenn. George Walker IV / The Tennessean
A mass shooting happened during Sunday morning services at the Burnette Chapel Church of Christ. photographed the day after Monday, Sept. 25, 2017 in Nashville, Tenn. George Walker IV / The Tennessean
Alleged church shooter Emanuel Kidega Samson is being transported to jail. MNPD
Emanuel Kidega Samson, 25, has been charged with criminal homicide in the death of Burnette Chapel Church of Christ member Melanie Crow. Courtesy of Metro Nashville Police
Kaitlyn Adams, rear, hugs Bridget Crow Polson, front, sister of victim Melanie Crow Smith, after a shooting at Burnette Chapel Church of Christ in Antioch, Tenn., Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017. Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
Ethan Huffard, left, a teacher at Ezell-Harding, prays during a vigil at Ezell-Harding Christian School in Antioch, Tenn., Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017. The vigil was in response to a shooting at Burnette Chapel Church of Christ that left one dead and seven wounded. Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
A Nashville police officer conducts a search of a car where multiple shots were fired at Burnette Chapel Church of Christ Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017, in Antioch, Tenn. Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
Kristy Mallory helps Phillip Reese carry his son Jeremiah from Beautiful Gate Church after the 10-year-old injured his ankle while barricading his Sunday School classroom during the shooting at Burnette Chapel Church of Christ Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017, in Antioch, Tenn. Shelley Mays / The Tennessean
Emergency personnel investigate the scene where multiple shots were fired at Burnette Chapel Church of Christ Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017, in Antioch, Tenn. Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
Emergency vehicles surround Burnette Chapel Church of Christ after the shooting Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017, in Antioch, Tenn. Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
Police investigate the scene where multiple shots were fired at Burnette Chapel Church of Christ Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017 in Antioch, Tenn. Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
Nashville police place yellow tape near the scene where multiple shots were fired at Burnette Chapel Church of Christ Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017, in Antioch, Tenn. Shelley Mays / The Tennessean
People attend a prayer vigil at Ezell-Harding Christian School for victims of the shooting earlier in the day at Burnette Chapel Church of Christ Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017 in Antioch, Tenn. Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
Church members retrieve their cars later in the day after the shooting at Burnette Chapel Church of Christ Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017 in Antioch, Tenn. Shelley Mays / The Tennessean
A member of the Metro Nashville Police Department bomb squad exits the building following a shooting at the Burnette Chapel Church of Christ in Antioch, Tenn., Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017. A gunman opened fire in the Nashville area church leaving one dead and seven wounded. Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
Nashville police investigate the parking lot at Burnette Chapel Church of Christ where multiple shots were fired Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017 in Antioch, Tenn. Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
Jeremiah Reese, 10, and father Phillip wait at Beautiful Gate Church after Jeremiah was injured barricading his Sunday school classroom after multiple shots were fired at Burnette Chapel Church of Christ Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017, in Antioch, Tenn. Shelley Mays / The Tennessean
Investigators work the shooting scene at Burnette Chapel Church of Christ Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017 in Antioch, Tenn. Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
Nashville police spokesman Don Aaron speaks to the media at the scene of the shooting at Burnette Chapel Church of Christ Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017, in Antioch, Tenn. Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
Police continue to investigate the suspect's vehicle after multiple shots were fired at Burnette Chapel Church of Christ Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017, in Antioch, Tenn. Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
Evidence markers are on the ground in the parking lot after multiple shots were fired at Burnette Chapel Church of Christ Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017, in Antioch, Tenn. Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
Nashville police investigate the scene where multiple shots were fired at Burnette Chapel Church of Christ Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017, in Antioch, Tenn. Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
Ieshea White cries tears of joy after being reunited at a nearby church with her uncle Roger Bracey who was at Burnette Chapel Church of Christ when shots were fired Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017, in Antioch, Tenn. Shelley Mays / The Tennessean
Police enter Burnette Chapel Church of Christ where multiple shots were fired Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017, in Antioch, Tenn. Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
People console each other at the scene where multiple shots were fired at Burnette Chapel Church of Christ Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017, in Antioch, Tenn. Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
A Nashville police bomb squad member investigates a car outside Burnette Chapel Church of Christ where shots were fired Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017, in Antioch, Tenn. Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
Police investigate the scene where multiple shots were fired at Burnette Chapel Church of Christ Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017, in Antioch, Tenn. Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
Joe Love, 68, lives across the street from the church. Members asked for his help after multiple shots were fired at Burnette Chapel Church of Christ Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017, in Antioch, Tenn. Shelley Mays / The Tennessean
Police use a rope and pulley to remove a case from a car outside Burnette Chapel Church of Christ where shots were fired Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017, in Antioch, Tenn. Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
Nashville police bomb squad takes pictures of a car outside Burnette Chapel Church of Christ where shots were fired Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017, in Antioch, Tenn. Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
The scene at Burnette Chapel Church of Christ where multiple shots were fired Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017, in Antioch, Tenn. Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
Broken glass on the door at the church where multiple shots were fired at Burnette Chapel Church of Christ Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017 in Antioch, Tenn. Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
Nashville police investigate outside Burnette Chapel Church of Christ where multiple shots were fired Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017, in Antioch, Tenn. Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
A Nashville police bomb squad member gets suited up outside Burnette Chapel Church of Christ where multiple shots were fired Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017, in Antioch, Tenn. Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
Onlookers stand near the Burnette Chapel Church of Christ where multiple shots were fired Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017, in Antioch, Tenn. Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
Nashville police place yellow tape where multiple shots were fired at Burnette Chapel Church of Christ Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017, in Antioch, Tenn. Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
ATF agents investigate following a shooting at the Burnette Chapel Church of Christ in Antioch, Tenn., Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017. A gunman opened fire in the Nashville area church leaving one dead and seven wounded. Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
Police investigate the scene where multiple shots were fired with people shot at Burnette Chapel Church of Christ Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017 in Antioch, Tenn. Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
Police use rope and pulleys to remove items from the suspect's car following a shooting at the Burnette Chapel Church of Christ in Antioch, Tenn., Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017. A gunman opened fire in Nashville area church leaving one dead and seven wounded. Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
Emergency personnel watch the scene where multiple shots were fired at Burnette Chapel Church of Christ Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017, in Antioch, Tenn. Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
Metro Nashville Police investigate following a shooting at the Burnette Chapel Church of Christ in Antioch, Tenn., Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017. A gunman opened fire in the Nashville area church leaving one dead and seven wounded. Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
Police tape lines at the scene where multiple shots were fired at Burnette Chapel Church of Christ Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017, in Antioch, Tenn. Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
Emergency vehicles line the scene where multiple shots were fired at Burnette Chapel Church of Christ Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017, in Antioch, Tenn. Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
Emergency vehicles line the scene where multiple shots were fired at Burnette Chapel Church of Christ Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017, in Antioch, Tenn. Shelley Mays / The Tennessean
Full coverage of the shooting:
One killed, 7 injured in mass shooting at Antioch church, Nashville police say
Tennessee church shooting: What we know now
What we know about the Antioch church where the mass shooting took place
Mayor Megan Barry reacts to church shooting: 'Terrible tragedy for our city'
Heartbreak, horror after mass shooting at Antioch church: Tennessee leaders react
Antioch church shooting: 10-year-old boy helped barricade door inside building
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Home Olympics
A true legend, Irina Szewińska
byStuart Weir
Irena Szewińska was one of the finest Olympic women athletes in history. She is the finest track and field athlete to come from Poland, and one of the most influential women in sports for the last twenty years, due to her influence in the IOC.
Stuart Weir wrote this piece in honor of one of the most amazing athletes in our sport, who died on the 29 June 2018.
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She was so important to Poland that the President tweeted out a piece on Irina Szewińska within hours of the announcement of her death, by her husband and coach, Januz Szewińska. Irina Szewińska was 72 at the time of her death.
Irina Szewińska and Stuart Weir, photo by Stuart Weir
A true legend
I'm not a person who takes selfies. However, when in a reception at London 2012 I realized that the lady walking towards me was none other than Irena Szewinska, I made an exception. When her death of cancer was announced in June this year, I remembered not only that meeting with her in 2012 but listening to BBC's legendary sports commentator, David Coleman, waxing lyrical about her feats on the track in the 1960s and 1970s.
She represented Poland in 4 Olympics 1968-76 winning medals in all of them – 3 golds, 2 silvers and 2 bronze – in 100m, 200m, 400m, relay and long jump. She won gold in the 200m in Mexico City (1968) and in the 400m in Montreal (1976) and a relay gold in Tokyo (1964). In her first Olympics in 1964, aged just 18, she took silver in the 200m and long jump and gold in the 4 by 100m. Add to that 5 European outdoor and 2 European Indoor golds – there was no World Championship in her day. Including indoors, she was a gold medallist at all distances from 50m to 400m
She is the only athlete – male or female – to have held the world record at 100m, 200m and 400m. She won 26 national titles. Her first son was born on 1970 but two years later she was a medallist at her third Olympics.
After she retired she served as President of the Polish Athletic Association and was also an IOC member and an IAAF council member.
A truly special lady.
Stuart Weir
Since 2015, Stuart Weir has written for RunBlogRun. He attends about 20 events a year including all most global championships and Diamond Leagues. He enjoys finding the quirky and obscure story.
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By Rick Nelson Star Tribune
March 4, 2020 — 4:59pm
When is the last time you hosted a dinner party? You know: food and drink, conversation and good times. At home. No restaurants.
Yes, the roadblocks add up: It's too time-consuming, or intimidating or expensive. The weather isn't cooperating. The house is a mess. The prospect of dealing with the details is just too much. But it doesn't have to be.
Let's counteract winter's isolating forces, and make a pact. Sometime, over the next few weeks, let's cook and eat, and enjoy one another's company. Nothing fancy, just friends or family, neighbors or newcomers, gathered around the table for an uncomplicated and delicious meal.
To help make it happen, let's keep it simple, OK? Extend a few invitations, then follow our easy-to-prepare guide for this quintessentially Minnesotan meal.
Recipes: Chicken and Wild Rice Hot Dish; Orange Salad With Black Olives, Fennel and Red Onion; and Coffee Blondies
Chicken and Wild-Rice Hot Dish Serves 6. Note: The light brown hand-harvested wild rice is preferred and takes less time to cook than paddy-cultivated wild…
The menu's centerpiece is a hot dish. That's because Minnesota's humblest culinary export is extra-hot right now, thanks to its potluck voter-outreach role in Sen. Amy Klobuchar's recently ended presidential bid.
Not only was Taconite Tater Tot Hot Dish (a savory blend of ground beef, cream of mushroom soup, cream of chicken soup, pepper Jack cheese and Tater Tots) making the rounds on the campaign trail, but this Klobuchar-Bessler family favorite was chronicled in the pages of the New York Times and Washington Post, and on the airwaves of National Public Radio.
The notion of serving hot dish to company feels slightly counterintuitive to Amy Thielen, author of "The New Midwestern Table." Which in itself is vaguely counterintuitive, since Thielen's bestselling title includes a chicken and wild-rice hot dish recipe that went viral when the cookbook was published in 2013. She's fine with the contradiction.
"So many people have told me that they make my chicken and wild-rice hot dish for guests, and being from northern Minnesota, it's just not something I think of as dinner-party fare," she said.
"But if you didn't grow up in the land of scoop dinners, as I did, it's just sufficiently oddball enough to qualify for company."
Agreed, especially when the result — which is free of the requisite Tater Tots and Campbell's soup — is this appealing.
We're serving it with a light-and-bright winter citrus salad that takes full advantage of the colorful oranges currently flooding supermarket produce sections. The recipe is a favorite from "The Italian Country Table: Home Cooking From Italy's Farmhouse Kitchens," a gem from Lynne Rossetto Kasper, the founding voice of public radio's Minnesota-made "The Splendid Table."
Dessert? Church basement bars, naturally, from whiz Minneapolis baker Sarah Kieffer. She's the author of "The Vanilla Bean Project" cookbook and the force behind the must-follow "The Vanilla Bean Blog: A Baker's Soliloquy." These buttery blondies-with-a-twist are so easy to prepare that they come together with a bowl and spoon; no electric mixer required.
Other contributions include a selection of Minnesota-made cheeses — curated by a local cheesemonger, of course — and a shortlist of pairing suggestions from Twin Cities wine and beer sellers.
Make a shopping list, run the vacuum cleaner, set the table, light a few unscented candles and you're halfway there.
At first glance, the hot dish recipe repertoire, which is designed to get dinner on the table, pronto, and generally relies upon all kinds of supermarket shortcuts, might not be considered inspired dinner-party fare.
But Thielen upends that sense of doubt. Her impressive version skips the genre's gluey, sodium-soaked canned condensed soups (aka "the Lutheran binder") in favor of an easy-to-compose cream sauce fortified with leeks and celery.
Still, the formula doesn't entirely ignore the hot dish tradition of store-bought components (precooked chicken and dolled-up Ritz crackers, for instance), and many of the steps can be prepared far in advance of serving. A vegetarian version can be produced by subbing roasted mushrooms for chicken.
In the timing-is-everything department, Thielen's next book, coming in fall 2021, is all about dinner parties. Her research is making her fluent on the subject.
She noted that of the 200-plus recipes in "The New Midwestern Table," the hot dish — along with her versions of onion dip and a cracker crust pizza — are the ones that people make the most often.
"That makes sense, as they're fancy versions of everyone's childhood memory food," said Thielen. "The hot dish stands out, because people outside of the Upper Midwest really don't know what it is. The name is so odd. It says nothing about the ingredients, just that they're hot and served in a 9- by 13-baking dish — almost as if the food itself doesn't matter."
Thielen's deliciously satisfying recipe subverts that notion. Which makes it the perfect centerpiece for a relaxed dinner gathering.
"I think that the power of hot dish comes via its delivery system," she said. "You never need a knife, or to cut something with the side of your fork. It's just a repetitive scooping motion, digging and returning, over and over.
"Sitting at a table of people eating hot dish, you can hear the percussion of it. Hot dish is a soothing thing to eat solo, but in a group is profoundly comforting."
Looking for wine or beer recommendations? Check out these three choices from local experts. How about cheese to begin or end the meal? Looking for more dishes? We relied on these cookbooks.
Rick Nelson joined the staff of the Star Tribune in 1998. He is a Twin Cities native, a University of Minnesota graduate and a James Beard Award winner.
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This week's Southern Miss football home game against Southern University will be broadcast by Stadium TV.
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"Pink is clearly freighted with sociocultural significance. And much of it isn't pretty."
So writes philosopher Liz Camp in a blog post titled "The Socio-Aesthetics of Pink." In the post, Camp discloses her 2-year-old daughter's deep love of pink, exploring why she herself is so irked by the little one's palette-based passion. The post is part parental reflections, part hard-core philosophy and part cultural commentary.
As the mother of a 3-year-old girl myself, the preoccupation with pink that Camp describes is all too familiar. Last week's tantrum was about the loss of a pink Band-Aid. Our attempt to replace it with a peach-toned Band-Aid (of arguably pink hue) was met with weepy outrage. That was not the right pink. And how dare we. This from a child whose parents much prefer blue dresses and dinosaur pajamas.
"Recently, preschool- and kindergarten-aged girls seen flitting around in pink, frilly dresses have caught the attention of both the media and psychologists. ... Glittery chiffon peeks out of their winter jackets even on the coldest of days. These girls not only love pink — they demand to wear pink and refuse to wear pants nearly every single day and for every occasion, even when inconvenient and inappropriate, such as when they have run out of clean pink clothes or when embarking on a day of strenuous outdoor activities."
Confirming the prevalence of PFD, a study published earlier this year found that almost 70 percent of the 3- to 4-year-old girls whose parents were queried reported relatively strong, gender-based rigidity in the way their daughters chose to dress, with pink frills and dresses well-represented.
Boys, by contrast, were much less rigid about their dress. But when they did have strong preferences, it was very often to avoid girly apparel rather than to embrace stereotypically boyish attire, such as superhero gear or baseball caps. "He wouldn't be caught dead in girls' clothing," one parent reported.
This asymmetry between girls and boys highlights part of the problem with pink. Pink isn't just the color choice that's marked, that deviates from "neutral" or "normal." It also comes with considerable cultural baggage. For Camp, the connotations differ by hue: hot pink goes with cupcakes and poodles, dusty rose goes with woodland fairies and tea. A study of color preferences found that pink was associated with bubble gum, lipstick and rosy cheeks.
"If we've made pink the most visible representation of girl culture, and also treat it as a symbol of frivolity, then we're unwittingly telling girls (and boys) that the girl world isn't important."
It isn't just young boys who eventually come to reject pretty pink frills and — by extension — girliness. By elementary school, PFD is no longer the norm among girls.
In a review of research on the development of gender identity, May Ling Halim and colleagues write that only about 30 to 40 percent of girls in the post-kindergarten years identify as "traditional" girls or as having interests that are typically associated with girls or women. Many instead reject the girliness they'd once embraced, with up to half labeling themselves as tomboys. Meanwhile, boys, who don't receive such conflicting signals about the value of their gender identity, don't characteristically experience a similar reversal, first embracing and then rejecting the stereotypical trappings of boys and men.
If girls need a vision of girlhood with more robust cultural value, one that withstands their own scrutiny and that of their peers, is "pink pride" the solution? Is it time to take back the hue?
" ... reappropriation can't be achieved in isolation; in the absence of a coordinated counter-cultural movement it just perpetuates established stereotypes. Besides, 'pink pride' is easily coopted, so that apparent re-valuation becomes a more insidious form of accommodation. (I've decided this is why I hate Frozen.)"
The trouble is that "pinkifying" the nonfrivolous (think pink power tools and pink Legos) merely marks the hers, in some ways confirming that "neutral" was his all along. And on the flip side, dignifying the girly (think Sparkle Science) can only go so far when the fabric of the girly is so thin.
Girliness — by which I mean what little girls are really made of — is rich and diverse and multihued. Let's start there.


A Yukon photographer uses his camera to tell stories about the wilderness.
Peter Mather has had the image fixed in his mind for more than two years now: A wild Chinook salmon, swimming below the pulsing Northern Lights. It's the kind of iconic moment that must occur hundreds, even thousands of times a year in the Yukon Territory, but it's one that few human eyes ever see. Last year, Mather spent more than a week trying to make that image a reality, scouting a good salmon stream in the Yukon backcountry, finding his location, waiting for hours in the dark. There were plenty of difficulties along the way: long nights, encroaching bears, uncooperative natural lighting.
Eventually, his time ran out. "And so," he says matter-of-factly, "I had to go back again this year."
Unfortunately for Mather, this year's stakeout didn't do the job either. "In the seven days I was there, the salmon were there, there was no bear around—everything was perfect," he says. "And then the Northern Lights didn't come because it was just cloudy for seven days. And by the time the clouds stopped the salmon had gone."
"You're trying to find the story, visually, for a certain landscape or animal. And then you tell it."
Mather, 40, has been photographing the northern wilderness for most of the past two decades. He spends weeks at a time traveling by canoe, seeking out photos that tell a story about the Yukon's landscapes and wildlife; photos that make people feel a connection to that wilderness. "In many ways, our culture, our species, doesn't live very well within our planet. And that threatens our future," he says. "And so I'm trying to get people to connect with the planet." Mather hopes his photos will inspire people to explore the outdoors, and sometimes he has specific strategies for achieving that goal—he might, for instance, try to capture an especially powerful image of a bear, to try to protect bear habitat.
"I guess it's a lot like storytelling," Mather says. "You're trying to find the story, visually, for a certain landscape or animal. And then you tell it."
For years, photography was one of several activities Mather devoted himself to. He also played soccer, canoed, and taught high school math. But recently he's grown more serious about photography as a profession. That transition began three years ago, when he worked as a guide for National Geographic photographer Paul Nicklen, an Arctic and Antarctic specialist, when Nicklen came to the Yukon for a story. After that, Mather says, "I kind of made a jump." He now spends between three and four months a year in the field shooting. And he teaches just one semester each year.
As he's gotten busier and more in demand, his fieldwork has changed. He does fewer of those sprawling, multi-week canoe trips through the Yukon backcountry, shooting whatever he comes across. Instead, he winds up making targeted, shorter excursions in search of specific photos, specific stories. "Right now I'm bouncing around a lot," he says.
A brief sampling of the Yukon photographer's work.
Mather often makes use of camera traps and remote triggers to get intimate, close-up action shots of animals in their natural state. In one, a curly-horned mountain sheep peers into Mather's camera, its golden eye bulging out from the side of its head as it investigates. In another, a grizzly sow scavenges a dead salmon from a river. The photo shows the fish, already disintegrating, below the water, and the bear's focus as she moves in above her meal.
The tenacity required to get a single photo can be hard to fathom. This winter, Mather has another very specific objective: He's "trying to get a bear running through a creek chasing a salmon," he says, "with a wide-angle lens where the bear's like two feet away, charging at the camera."
That shot will undoubtedly require some hard work for Mather—he specifically wants the close-up of the bear to take place during the wintertime. Beyond the cold, though, he needs to figure out a way to predict the animal's behavior, so that he can be sure he's near his camera when the photo opportunity presents itself.
"[I'm] trying to understand what the bears are doing—a big part of it is trying to understand," he says. "You have to know the animal. You know, I'll find a spot where a bear is fishing, and I'll have to try and figure out what his patterns are, make sure he's comfortable with me, make sure he's safe, make sure I'm safe, and then find out where he's going to be at what time of day to get the right photo."
"I probably won't get it," he says of the charging bear shot, "but I'll probably spend three weeks out there, just fiddling around, trying to get that photo."
And the end goal for all that effort? "You want a picture that's going to tell the story better than I can tell it in words."
Who's the Boss in the Peel Watershed?
The fate of a wilderness area the size of Ireland will be decided in a Yukon courtroom.
Researchers in the Yukon are working on ways to mitigate damage from the big thaw.
One Yukon scientist is working on a homegrown solution to the heavy metals left behind by mining operations.


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RbgFj9mnr8TV9kETuxXpoGaMD/7MVvetg8Qr1nxpi7m29Ao5L5R5h7g=
-----END RSA PRIVATE KEY-----

I can generate it's SHA256 fingerprint like so using openssl:
$ openssl rsa -in rsa_private_test.pem -pubout -outform DER | openssl sha256 -binary | openssl base64
writing RSA key
8T0BsSCXlbxqFGekWsIuGhj6/ca/6VpLjDqzT4X3TBQ=

How can I do the same in Ruby? My assumption is that both approaches i.e. via OpenSSL in Ruby and the openssl should yield the same result.

A: sorry I don't have the permission to directly comment on your answer.
I faced the same problem, and I also tried your answer but couldn't get the expected answer. May I know how did you get the rsa_public? Thank you.
Here is my ruby code:
pkey = OpenSSL::PKey::RSA.new(File.read('rsa_private_test.pem'))

sha256 = OpenSSL::Digest::SHA256.new

digest = sha256.digest(pkey.public_key.to_der)

puts Base64.encode64(digest)

A: You could achieve it by OpenSSL::Digest:
require 'openssl'

pem = OpenSSL::PKey::RSA.new(2048)

fingerprint = OpenSSL::Digest::SHA256.new(pem.to_der).to_s
# => "9a7c94fd90bf88d0b52aa48739b552bc6afc39e4a7d6949aa0ad1c110852906d"

A: So, from this other post and @Topaco's comment here I figured out what I was doing wrong.
Part of the problem is that .hexdigest always returns text and the output in the second part of the openssl returns output that needs to be in binary form. And you should get the DER of the public key since the first part of the openssl command returns the public key.
You can see it's working now ...
pry(main)> sha256 = OpenSSL::Digest::SHA256.new
=> #<OpenSSL::Digest::SHA256: e3b0c44298fc1c149afbf4c8996fb92427ae41e4649b934ca495991b7852b855>
pry(main)> digest = sha256.digest(rsa_public.to_der)
=> "\xF1=\x01\xB1 \x97\x95\xBCj\x14g\xA4Z\xC2.\x1A\x18\xFA\xFD\xC6\xBF\xE9ZK\x8C:\xB3O\x85\xF7L\x14"
pry(main)> Base64.encode64(digest)
=> "8T0BsSCXlbxqFGekWsIuGhj6/ca/6VpLjDqzT4X3TBQ=\n"

As opposed to what I was getting before ...
pry(main)> digest = OpenSSL::Digest::SHA256.hexdigest(rsa_public.to_der).to_s
=> "f13d01b1209795bc6a1467a45ac22e1a18fafdc6bfe95a4b8c3ab34f85f74c14"
pry(main)> Base64.encode64(digest)
=> "ZjEzZDAxYjEyMDk3OTViYzZhMTQ2N2E0NWFjMjJlMWExOGZhZmRjNmJmZTk1\nYTRiOGMzYWIzNGY4NWY3NGMxNA==\n"