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Any time I've picked up a Russian novel, there has been a handy character reference in the front or the back. You always need it because every ten pages or so characters tend to disappear then pop up 100 pages later with a slightly different name: Marsha, Masha, Mashinka, Mashinenska. Not that this blog is anything like a Russian novel. But our zany and growing cast of characters does seem to float in and out of posts. Further complicating matters, not all our characters are human. After a few days up here alone with the terriers, I do end up quickly at the Doctor Doolittle level of craziness where I think I can talk to the animals. So for those of you who might get confused when I start talking about a conversation I had with someone named Stevenson who turns out to be a turtle, may I offer this quick guide to the cast of characters at Two Terrier Vineyards in a magical land called Unincorporated Sonoma County.
Human Characters
Portrait of the artist as a young girl. And I still can't figure out all the controls on my camera.
There's a Yank. That's me. After a career that took me from television news to advertising, I suddenly realized the next step on my ladder of least respected professions was prostitution. So I took up farming. I'm much happier for it. Clearly, an early stint as News Director at a Country music station had a profound effect on my life. I'm basically a city kid and I've killed every houseplant I've ever been near, but I'm doing surprisingly well with farming. I'm finding that, while it takes a huge skillset — both practical, botanical and spiritual — to be a great farmer, you can be a passable one with brute force, ignorance and a good sense of humor. I also wield the camera. Which is lucky since I hate to have my picture taken. That's why I'll only post the last shot of me I liked which was back in High School. My favorite song is "I Ride an Old Paint" which I think should be the National Anthem. (Seriously, it exemplifies everything that is mythically American — horses, dogies, wide open spaces and gratuitous violence.)
Andy posing as Wyatt Earp's carpenter.
There's a Brit.That's Andy, an Englishman who likewise grew up in mostly urban settings. Having never owned a lawnmower in his life, he's taken to country life as an opportunity to purchase as many vehicles and pieces of farm machinery as possible. This is Andy posing in front of a hay barn that he specified be built with no nails, just pegs and tenons. Why? Because Wyatt Earp would have done it that way. Andy's role in this enterprise is still evolving. We're not sure how he'll relate to the orchard and the organic garden — hating fruit and vegetables as a good Englishman does. He's not quite acclimated to Western wildlife. Typical of someone who grew up on an island that is almost devoid of wildlife, his first reaction to a rattlesnake was to poke it and see what would happen. He tends to call all furry meat-eating wild animals "badgers". His favorite songs are anything by The Who. Because, like all British men of this certain age, he really thinks he still may grow up to be a Rock Star.
Cousin John sounds the call for traditional farming practices.
Cousin John, our winemaking buddy. John is not really my cousin or Andy's, but the cousin of our eccentric friend, Julian. John and Julian are from a famous European circus family. Their great great grandmother was painted by Toulouse-Latrec. Julian's mother and John's father became two of the only kids to ever run away FROM the circus which may explain why Cousin John always insists on taking the road less traveled. A man of many talents — an architect, former DJ and stubborn adherent of traditional crafts and practices — Cousin John has helped us with nearly every one of our grape harvests and crushes. Still, he scorns even our low-tech winemaking set-up, preferring to stick to methods illustrated on a 15th Century Burgundian tapestry he once saw in the Louvre. Cousin John will also attempt to make wine out of anything, even, we suspect, roadkill. John prefers House Music, but he's always very nice about the endless Country Western that I insist accompany our winemaking.
Not yet sure about this Cowboy thing.
Amelia May, our Goddaughter. Beginning life as The World's Most Beautiful Baby, Amelia has transitioned through status as The World's Most Beautiful Toddler, then The World's Most Beautiful Pre-schooler. Now she's in Elementary School where her ice skating prowess has us counting down to the first Olympics she may be eligible for. Although she says she's going to be a singer like Katie Perry. As you can see, we started indoctrinating her in the Cowboy Way early. In recent years, she has shown a distressing partiality to pink stretch pants, sparkly Uggs and Princess dresses. But lately she's started to favor Cowgirl Jessie from Toy Story 2 and she can yell out a mean "Yee-Haw!" We're making progress. As doting Godparents, we are sure that at some point we will buy her a pony. Amelia May's favorite songs are from classic musicals such as The Wizard of Oz and The Sound of Music. Although she is insanely bright, she still hasn't mastered all the verses to Davy Crockett as I had at her age. But she recently found us an autographed picture at a local flea market of Charles "Buck" Jones, cowboy star of the 1920s and 30s. We think we'll make a cowgirl of her yet.
Lady Lucy Davinia Doglington-Smyth. One of the original terriers for whom Two Terrier Vineyards was named, Lucy is the Anna Nicole Smith of Smooth Fox Terriers. She's all tics and neuroses and badly in need of pharmaceuticals. After a brief stint on Prozac, she's now learning to cope and embracing her unique beauty as a rather full-figured gal. She is currently concentrating on defying hundreds of years of terrier breeding which were supposed to make her a superb dispatcher of varmints. To date, she has yet to kill anything but a squeeky toy. Since discovering that she is distantly related to two of the most famous Smooth Fox Terriers in cinematic history, Lucy has gotten ready for her close-up. As you might imagine from her English name (and all Smooth Fox Terriers, no matter their given name, must have an alternate English name), she is quite the lady. She tolerates my Country Western playlists, but what she really can't stand is being referred to as a Jack Russell.
Oscar de la Hoya. What else could we call a pugnacious little dude with a brown handsome face? Oscar is the nephew of our dearly departed Founding Terrier and Terrier Emeritus, Charlie. His obligatory British name is Sir Oscar Doglington-Smyth, Baronet. He seldom lives up to that moniker. With zero percent body fat and unbounded energy, Oscar is the Lance Armstrong of terriers. Although powered by premium dog food, not by steroids. Oscar's main duty is to bark very loudly at the pond water in a high-pitched yap that will make your ears bleed. He takes these duties very seriously. He too is bucking hundreds of years of terrier breeding by refusing to go after any small rodent that we might like eradicated. Consequently, the population of moles and gophers at Two Terrier Vineyards has exploded under his watchful eye. However, he is serious about killing the green snake (the garden hose), chasing deer (within a safe distance) and frightening anyone who bicycles past the pasture. Oscar proudly exhibits all the conformation flaws that would get him kicked out of the show ring at Crufts. We think he's cute anyway.
Miss Kitty, Our Mountain Lion. Or a representation since we've never been close enough to get a shot.
Miss Kitty the Mountain Lion. My research tells me that Mountain Lions, as solitary hunters, can't afford to get hurt and therefore will avoid contact with anything that looks large enough to fight back. We are holding on to that belief. My only sighting of our feline neighbor is a swift flash of brown. But John the Baptist and several workers here have seen her close enough to know she's the Angelina Jolie of cougars — gorgeous and probably deadly. We often find her paw prints in the mud of the road after the rains — sometimes with the accompanying prints of a cub or two. Judging from the frequency of the deer carcasses we find, this is a gal who has a healthy appetite for venison. We are living in what the Soviets used to call, "peaceful coexistence". In short, we stay locked up in the barn during her nocturnal hunting hours and she doesn't come out during the day and kill us or the terriers. So far, this is working for everyone.
Bob, the Bob Cat
Bob the Bobcat. Bob seems to be doing the work that our terriers disdain, eating large quantities of pesky rodents. In fact, he's sort of the feline equivalent of a terrier, lots of animal in a small body. We see him bounding around from time to time. Oscar is quite fond of the poo Bob leaves behind and is busily "double composting" it. An interesting thing about Bobcats: they are quite small — not much bigger than a large terrier, but on legs that are twice as long. Yet, as a defense mechanism, they can mimic the sound of the much larger Mountain Lion. Bob has startled us with this trick a few nights when he came down behind the barn to hunt while I was taking the dogs for their last walk of the night. We let him believe he'd fooled us and beat a hasty retreat back inside. If he wants to play a Mountain Lion, we'll go along with the charade.
Again, not my photo. The coyotes have a knack for showing up when I am without my camera.
Wilma, Wiley and the Kids. Our coyote family includes a Dad, a Mom and two or three little cubs (it's hard to count cubs when they are popping up and down in the tall grass.) My previous experience with coyotes was the skinny slinky things you see hanging around garbage cans in hillside LA neighborhoods. Not our coyotes. They are as big, fat and sassy as German Shepherds. They are comfortable enough to play in front of the tent cabin when John the Baptist is staying there. With us, they are more aloof, but unconcerned. When we meet them, the terriers cower and the coyotes glance at us contemptuously and trot on. They stroll with great unconcern up the vineyard road and slip in under the deer-proof gate. Which they are welcome to do as they keep the vineyard mole and gopher free. In fact, I'm thinking of putting up a sign: Mole Buffet. All You Can Eat. Coyotes Dine Free.
Chuck the Buck is the Chuck Norris of deer. He's kicking ass and taking names.
Chuck the Buck. There are a lot of deer on our property. There are a lot of deer in Sonoma. There are no deer like Chuck the Buck. He's big, he's broad chested and he's not afraid of anything. We once drove up to him unawares in the ATV. He stood his ground and lowered his impressive rack of horns. We retreated. Chuck has not only lived a good long time around here — handily evading all the large meat eaters that stalk the property. But he seems to be a prolific father. Every season, we see more of his sons, who have the same characteristic barrel chest and swagger. One of his sons, unfortunately, has been known to get drunk on the discarded wineskins at our crush pad. We've named him Keef — because he's the the substance abusing Keith Richards of Cervidae
Our turtles are endangered Natives. So, of course, they get Indian names.
The Pacific Pond Turtles. There is only one fresh water turtle native to Northern California. It's horribly endangered. We've got a pond full of them. A naturalist who is rescuing the Pond Turtles from endangered habitat brought four of them over here to our pond, Lake Charles. We named the girls after various local Indian tribes — Pomo, Miwok and Suisun. The male was sickly, so we named him Captain Jack after a famous Modoc chief who led one of the most successful Indian resistance movements in California. We thought it would be good mojo, but he didn't make it. The naturalist replaced him with another male we called after a local Sonoma chief, Solano. Then suddenly a fifth turtle just showed up. We called him Stevenson after Robert Louis who also showed up and who people around here claim as an honorary Sonoman.
Well, there are so many more characters I could mention — humans and critters. But you'll just have to delve into the blog to find them.


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Features » Track By Track » Tom Ellis – From The Cabin Above The Clouds
Tom Ellis – From The Cabin Above The Clouds
Tom Ellis's sixth album is a deeply personal snapshot of his time living in a rural Welsh retreat. Here he talks us through it, track by track.
The cabin above the clouds
There's an element of real escapism in this album. I moved away to a little wooden cabin on the side of a hill in the middle of Wales for a year, with my girlfriend at the time, and her dog. Our only neighbours were my old friends Steevio and Suzybee, who run the Freerotation Festival, a few chickens, a couple of peacocks and some very friendly sheep. We had the mountain to ourselves for most of the time. There was right-to-roam land all around us, with nature reserves, lakes, dams and rivers to wander around.
It's a stunning part of the world. Early in the morning the mist would flow down the bottom of the valley like a river, making it feel like you're above the clouds. We spent the summer exploring, eating pizzas outside in the blazing sunshine, and the winters being battered by crazy winds, storms and snow, wondering if the forest was going to blow over and crush the cabin! It could go from one extreme to the other a few times a day up there. A strange combination of intensity and complete tranquility, and a great place to party! I got a soundsystem in there for a little private party a couple of times. It was loads of fun.
Most of the tracks on the album were recorded in the studio I set up in the cabin. The acoustics were terible in there, to be honest: no carpets and almost square rooms! I tried setting up in various spots around the place, draping curtains over the walls, even outside on the veranda one sunny day. I had to spend a few weeks in my new studio space trying to correct the mixes of the tracks.
Steevio lent me a bunch of equipment over the months I was there, which was great. I got a chance to experiment with loads of different combinations of hardware, alongside my preferred setup of Reason rewired into either Ableton or Nuendo.
the album is a collection of highlights from what I recorded during my time living in the middle of nowhere
Three of the tracks were recorded on the other side of the valley, at the Malt Barn studio, owned by the band Superhand. I met them through Steevio – they moved to the area at a similar time to me and were looking for someone to help with their live performances. They're super talented and super nice, and their studio is super cool – a nice combination of traditional acoustic instruments and high-end electronic gear. Unfortunately their Neve desk wasn't plumbed in while I was there, so I didn't get to hear or use it, but they had a great selection of vintage outboard effects and compressors – and boxes of guitar pedals, synths, pianos and percussion stuff there. It was a dream studio for me!
So yeah, the album is a collection of highlights from what I recorded during my time living in the middle of nowhere, in a cabin above the clouds. I have no idea if that comes through in these particular tracks – they weren't written as a coherent attempt at an album – but there's certainly a vibe that carries the whole way through what I wrote while I was there. I think this is a nice way to remember and archive that time in my life.
The Bored And The Lonely
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A melancholic ballad inspired by the human inhabitants of rural towns in mid Wales, where the elderly meet in cafes to occupy their minds with empty tales of medicine mishaps and bus driver banter.
The track is layered with some polyrhythmic elements. The main chord sound repeats on a two-and-a-half beat loop, and the bass that comes in around the two-minute mark is a syncopated 6/8 swing pattern playing at around 22 bpm slower than the track itself, made using a home-made Reaktor patch. Layering different time signatures and loop lengths can often make things more challening to listen to, but here I wanted to keep it subtle and gentle enough not to be confusing, and make sure it wasn't the main feature of the track.
The electronic percussion hook was made using the Arturia replica of the old Moog Modular. Arturia seem to have a tendency to make plugins that have horrible GUIs, eat the absolute shit out of your CPU and are generally cumbursome and awkward to use, but they sound great through a nice desk and a decent hardware compressor! This one was recorded through a Soundcraft Ghost desk and a TL Audio C-1 valve compressor and EQ-2.
Stranger In This Town
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The vocal in this track was sampled from a Stevie Wonder documentary. It's something he was singing to himself as he was wandering around before a performance. The track is all about tension. The broken kick drum pattern, the strings and the looping piano chords all work together with the intention of building a tense yet melodic point in a set.
Our Moments, Too Swift
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This is one of the first tracks I wrote after buying my Dave Smith and Roger Linn Tempest drum machine. Everything bar the piano/sax loop and the vocal were made using the Tempest – it's such a versatile machine! The depth of the modulation matrix and the option to use scales on the pads makes it a really interesting and fun machine to use as a synth. The other samples were both from a documentary about Billie Holiday.
From Across the Valley
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This is the first one on the album that was recorded at Superhand's studio, across the valley from the cabin. It's also the first track I've ever released which features my own live acoustic drumming! Malt Barn studio is such a nice place to record – I recorded there for a week or so, right after breaking up with my girlfriend of two years – and I pretty much just recorded for 18 hours a day, non-stop for 10 days, with the occasional crying and eating breaks here and there.
The drums were all improvised and barely edited. I wanted to keep it as live and true as possible. It's not perfect, I'm nowhere near being a good drummer yet, but it's real, and that's what I wanted.
The main hook was recorded with a bass guitar, with an old 70s Korg synth (right out of Star Trek!) following in the higher octave. The synth bass was recorded with a Moog Sub 37. Everything was recorded through a Midas Venice desk, and most stuff went through a Universal Audio 1176 LN limiting amplifier, hands down the nicest compressor i've ever had the pleasure of using. This was also the first time I'd got my hands on a real Fender Rhodes!
Mechanical Failures
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This one was also recorded through Steevio's big Soundcraft desk and TL Audio compressor and EQ. Most of the melodies and bass came from Spectrasonics' Omnisphere plugin, which is an absolute beast! The amount of realistic and natural sounds that thing can make is unreal.
Buster, Suzybee, Steevio and Tom on the veranda
Wide Open Window
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The Tempest is being used for the bass on this one, recorded directly into an M-Audio Delta 1010LT, and processed with the Waves plugins. The rest is all Reason 4.5 and Ableton. I mention the Reason version number because i didn't like the changes they made to the program after version 4.5. For me, that version of that program is the absolute height of virtual-studio environments – rock solid is an understatement. You'd have to have a mammoth project before your CPU even felt a twinge of stress. It's a brilliant piece of programming – it's home for me.
Many Times
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Another one from the Malt Barn session, with the live drums, Rhodes, bass guitar, Moog Sub 37 and the old 70s Korg combo. Again, the drums are all improvised, but here I think I overdubbed three drum takes: one focusing on kick, snare and hats, another for the cymbals, and one playing around with only the low tom.
The melodies are all derived from improvisations using the whole tone scale.
Far Reach
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Probably one of the darkest tracks that came out during the Malt Barn recordings. I wanted to create a tense, hypnotic techno atmosphere here, and really wanted to push myself as a drummer on this one. After the initial build up, it's pretty much a drum solo. The Moog Sub 37 was used for the main techno-style hook, with hats from the Elektron Analog Four through a Roland Space Echo. If I remember correctly, the chords were all from the Alesis Micron through a Kaoss Pad.
Tom Ellis's From The Cabin Above The Clouds is out now on Black Key Records. Find him on SoundCloud.
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It means that investors relying solely on their Real estate agents to connect them to investment opportunities in the commercial sector may be missing out on valuable opportunities, says Kondakos.
There are, in fact, entire agencies set up to list "confidential" real estate for sale, popular fixture for sectors such as hospitality where even the hint of a building being put on the market could hurt business and worry existing tenants.
So what are the investor benefits to private listings?
As an investor selling a commercial property, you skip paying commission to both a selling and buying agent. That makes it easier to negotiate a reduced rate with the one real estate agent handling both ends of the deal. Still, other sellers prefer to list on their own sites, do a bit of advertising and keep the commission to themselves, knowing the property will sell without a prolonged listing. For an investor looking to buy a commercial property, Kondakos notes that knowing is half the battle. Looking beyond conventional listing sites will give savvy investors the competitive edge, he says.


Which is which? The Idaho Department of Fish and Game launches program on its official website to teach the differences between grizzly and black bears. Photo courtesy of the Idaho Department of Fish and Game.
The Idaho Department of Fish and Game relaunched its official website in August with a new program to help people learn about the differences between grizzly and black bears in the state.
The program includes a training section with an overview of the differences between the two bears, training videos and a 15-question bear identification exam. Test takers who pass the exam, can print out a certificate.
Although hunters should be knowledgeable of the distinctions between the two types of bears, the bear identification training program is voluntary for anyone who takes it.


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In What's Seen As A Shift Toward The General Election Sanders Boasts of Large Hands As A Pathway To Victory.
BURLINGTON, VT — In a surprise move by the Sanders Campaign, they are claiming Bernie Sanders' hand size, that is "unquestionably bigger than Hillary Clinton's" is the path forward to a general election victory over Republican front runner, Donald J. Trump.
Before an estimated crowd of 14,000 in East Lansing, Michigan, Sanders said, "Now this has become such a yooge[sic] issue on the Republican side, we're going to take the fight right to them, because it's an issue that we will win," as the auditorium erupted into thunderous applause. "On one of the most important issues facing millions of working people, Secretary Clinton and I have very, very different equipment."
But first, the campaign will have to convince voters why this issue should remove the Clinton campaign from its front-runner status, which many consider to be a difficult task ahead. When asked about his differences with Clinton on other issues, like campaign finance reform and the Trans Pacific Partnership, Sanders replied, "Look, we're going to put TPP aside, and bring 'T-I-P' to the forefront, if you catch my drift. Don't make me spell it out."
Whether Sanders could stop campaigning against Hillary Clinton altogether and focus only on Trump and the general election, is a question that will be volleyed back and forth by those inside the beltway. But to Sanders it couldn't be more clear. "They don't call Trump a short-fingered vulgarian for nothing. And he probably has a micro schwantz to match, and not unlike Hitler I might add." He continued sternly, "And frankly, I'm hung like an Albanian workhorse. Who would you rather have on your farm, a well-endowed workhorse or a pencil-dicked dictator? That's a question I'll take to the people. I know how they'll decide."
The abrupt shift in strategy grew out of an ongoing feud between Trump and Marco Rubio over the size of Trump's "man parts." According to the Sanders camp, "Originally this was not a card we intended on playing but it has become so prominent in the Republican campaign, we had to come out swinging – literally. And frankly, despite the fact that she has lovely hands, Hillary simply can't compete in this arena," said campaign manager Jeff Weaver. "It's a big issue and size matters," he concluded.
"Listen, all along I've alluded to it but I didn't want to hit anybody over the head with it," Sanders quipped. "I continually gesticulate with large hand motions on practically every sentence I say. Do you think that was by accident? Then I've got a bridge in Brooklyn I want to sell you."


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Q: Can XSD extension re-order elements? I want to extend a type in an XML Schema, say like this:
<complexType name="alienInfo">
  <complexContent>
    <extension base="personalInfo">
      <sequence>
        <element name="planet" type="xsd:string"/>
      </sequence>
    </extension>
  </complexContent>
</complexType>

where
<complexType name="personalInfo">
  <sequence>
    <element name="name" type="xsd:string" />
    <element name="age" type="xsd:int" />
  </sequence>
</complexType>

But I want to change the order of the constituent elements.   Say, have planet before name and age. Is this possible?

A: Deriving Types by Extension cannot be used to change the order of the elements in the base type:

When a complex type is derived by extension, its effective content
  model is the content model of the base type plus the content model
  specified in the type derivation. Furthermore, the two content models
  are treated as two children of a sequential group.

I have found that most concerns regarding element ordering -- allowing any order or changing an existing order -- are really unnecessary in the end.  I suggest that if extension works for you to achieve your goal, don't worry about changing the order of the elements in the base type.

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Caption - South African Railways (SAR) class 26 4-8-4 3450 "L D Porta" or the "Red Devil" is seen at Beaconsfield loco shed on 10th August 1982. This impressive machine was being used on the lines from Kimberley to De Aar and Bloemfontein as part on ongoing performance monitoring. If only there had been more!


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Daily Programming
2019 Daily Programming will be announced soon
2018 Daily Programming
SHOW DAY ONE
Director's Chair with Matthew Modine: Lecture and Q&A
Presented by: Axiom Contemporary Gallery.
Location: Axiom Contemporary Gallery, Booth 719
On the 30th anniversary of Stanley Kubrick's Full Metal Jacket, Matthew Modine's "Full Metal Diary" offers an incredibly rare and vibrant portrait of one of cinema's most iconic war films – by one of the industry's most enigmatic directors.
Pandemonia "Flash Bulb" Performance
Location: Booth 5029
Created by an anonymous London artist, Pandemonia is a multi-media conceptual art project centered around a female character constructed from symbols and archetypes. Her plastic exterior takes the form of a three-dimensional drawing halfway between the real and the imagined. In her special performance, Pandemonia will pose and perform with various objects from her perfectly ideal, surreal world.
Collectors in Conversation
Speakers: Don & Mera Rubell, Founders of Rubell Family Collection, Miami;
Blake Byrne, Founder of Skylark Foundation
Location: Dialogs Booth 110
Influential Collectors Don & Mera Rubell (Rubell Family Collection/Contemporary Arts Foundation, Miami) and Blake Byrne (Skylark Foundation) share their passion for collecting and their insight on how they developed their extensive collections
Jung-Gi KIm's Drawing World
Presented by: Korean Manhwa Contents Agency
Jung-Gi Kim is a Korean drawing artist as well as comic book artist. There is nothing in the world he cannot draw. Everything he has experienced or never experienced can be depicted by him perfectly. His teacher is nature itself. His work can be explained only by the laws of nature. The subjects of his drawing are as infinite as the universe that resulted from the big bang.
Modern Art Blitz Podcast
Location: VIP Lounge, Booth 5003
Littletopia/LA Art Show Presentation – Lifetime Achievement Award to Margaret Keane
Location: Littletopia Arch
With Margaret Keane, it's all about the EYES, and the world has come to love her beautiful creations. We are proud to announce that Margaret Keane will be the recipient of this year's Lifetime Achievement Award, and excited that she will attend the ceremony to personally accept the award.
SHOW DAY TWO
Arno Elias: Lecture + Q&A
Presented by: Denis Bloch Fine Art. Speaker: Arno Elias
Founded by Artist and Photographer Arno Elias, "I'm Not a Trophy" is an organization that is dedicated to creating greater awareness for the rapid extinction of endangered species around the world. Brand Ambassador, super model and actress Cara Delevinge, is featured in his stunning work.
Preserving Virtuality in Continuity | From New Media to the Posthuman in Art:
Lee Nam Lee & KyungHwa Lee
In this talk, Lee Nam Lee (heralded by some as "the Post-Nam June Paik") and KyungHwa Lee (artist and Director of International Affairs at the Society of Korean Art Theory) will discuss the ideological and practical implications of technology in contemporary art, both in dialogue with the historical tradition of art and the future of virtuality.
Art & Science Collaborations: Being in Between
Speakers: Victoria Vesna, Director, UCLA Art I Sci Center; David Familian, Artistic Director for the Beall Center for Art + Technology. Moderated by Marisa Caichiolo.
The dialog will be centered on how to facilitate and promote research and programs that demonstrate the potential of media arts and science collaborations. The Art | Sci Center focuses on collaborative projects that address social, ethical and environmental issues related to scientific innovations. Art I Sci is part of a world-wide network of artists and scientists who are interested in philosophical dialogue as well as working together on artistic or applied projects.
SHOW DAY THREE
Healing Meditation "Left or Right"
Location: Booth 112
Metaphysical Orozco
Speakers: Maribel Arteaga, Director MUSA Museum of the Arts; Laura Ayala, Curator. Moderated by Marisa Caichiolo
Dialog: The conversation will focus on the history of the most important works: murals painted by José Clemente Orozco between 1935 and 1937 and the political and social environment around Guadalajara, Mexico at that time. This artist's impressive mastery reminds us of the possibility of contributing in a personal and collective transformation through art, science, technology, education and compassion. Orozco evoked science, technical skills, art and free will as the means by which the difficulties of that period could change.
1-on-1 with Mark Brickey of Adventures in Design
Presented by: Crewest Studio.
Speaker: Mark Brickey, host of the popular daily podcast for creatives, Adventures in Design
Special guest: Alex Pardee
The Art Life is hard. And, during this session, Mark Brickey discusses the struggle as only he can with his surprise guest artist. No hype. No bluff. No BS. Mark asks the tough questions about life as a working artist — the good, the bad and the ugly. Honest. Smart. Funny. Don't miss this unvarnished conversation about the art world with contemporary culture's best straight shooter Mark Brickey.
Of Ruins and Remnants with artist Leyla Cárdenas and curator Chon Noriega
Presented by: LACMA and the UCLA Chicano Studies Research Center.
Starting with the train station as both symbol and infrastructure, artist Leyla Cardenas and curator Chon Noriega will discuss the modern city as landscape, war zone, archaeological site, and threshold to a past that never ended and a future that never arrives.
Through The Looking Glass with artists Harmonia Rosales and Aldis Hodge
Presented by: Simard Bilodeau Contemporary.
In the spirit of a social experiment, painter Harmonia Rosales and artist/actor Aldis Hodge created two large-scale paintings: Adeelah and Baingana, the two first of a series that presents a societal experience about the notion of introspective cultural perception.
An Intimate Conversation – I'm Not A Trophy with Arno Elias
Presented by: Denis Bloch Fine Art
Speaker: Arno Elias
Location: Denis Bloch Fine Art Booth 901
Dialog: Founded by Artist and Photographer Arno Elias, "I'm Not a Trophy" is an organization that is dedicated to creating greater awareness for the rapid extinction of endangered species around the world. Brand Ambassador, super model and actress Cara Delevinge, is featured in his stunning work.
SHOW DAY FOUR
Connect the Dots: Logan Maxwell Hagege
Curated by: Beau Alexander
Presented by: Maxwell Alexander Gallery
Contemporary American Artist, Logan Maxwell Hagege, in collaboration with Maxwell Alexander Gallery, is proud to present Connect the Dots. An installation that brings us back to our childhood and turns us all into artists. Each attendee will have five minutes to connect the dots and reveal an original work of art. Connect the Dots with us and take home a free piece of art with the modern vision of Hagege's Western landscapes.
12:00 – 2:00PM
A Conversation with Artists Harmonia Rosales and Aldis Hodge, Through The Looking Glass
Curatorial Practices: Round Table
Speakers: Gabriela Urtiaga, Head Curatorial Dep. CCK, Buenas Aires, Argentina; Julia Honer, Head Curatorial Dep. KAI 10, Dusseldorf, Germany, & Shana Nys Dambrot, Art Critic
The round table will focus on the research and exhibition of contemporary art, as well as broader concepts of curating such as performance art programming, and other hybrid modes of arts' curating.
Cheech In Conversation
Presented by: Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art
Speakers: Cheech Marin; Kulapat Yantrasast
Join Cheech Marin in conversation with architect Kulapat Yantrasast to discuss "all things Cheech" – past, present, and future. Best known as one half of the hilariously irreverent, satirical, counter-culture, no-holds-barred duo Cheech and Chong, Cheech is recognized today as a preeminent Chicano art advocate for his renowned art collection and support of artists through museum exhibitions and publications.


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Q: React form not filling out with fetched data I am currently building a react application with a .net core back end. My current issue lies in a view that is meant to edit an article (which is made up of only a title and description). On componentDidMount, I am getting the route param id from the route and retrieving the article from the server with it (I've verified that this works correctly). My issue is that my form is not filling out with the fetched data. I'm of the understanding that since the form fields set to this.state... then they should update as the state updates however this is not what I'm seeing. I believe the issue is may lie with the warning I'm receiving in console:

index.js:2177 Warning: A component is changing a controlled input of
  type hidden to be uncontrolled. Input elements should not switch from
  controlled to uncontrolled (or vice versa). Decide between using a
  controlled or uncontrolled input element for the lifetime of the
  component.

I've read the documentation the warning points to and am not seeing how my component violates this.
My component is below in full:
import React, { Component } from 'react';
import CKEditor from 'react-ckeditor-component';

export class ArticlesEdit extends Component {
  displayName = ArticlesEdit.name

  constructor(props) {
    super(props);
    this.state = {
        title: '',
        description: ''
     };

     this.handleSubmit = this.handleSubmit.bind(this);
  }

   componentDidMount () {
    const { id } = this.props.match.params;
    fetch(`https://localhost:44360/api/articles/${id}`)
      .then((article) => {
        this.setState({
            title: article.title,
            description: article.description
        });
      });
  }

  updateDescription(event){
    this.setState({description: event.target.value});
  }

  render() {
    return(
        <form onSubmit={this.handleSubmit} >

                    Title

                        <input className="form-control" type="text" id="title" name="title" defaultValue={this.state.title} required />

                <CKEditor activeClass="editor" content={this.state.description} events= {{"change": this.onEditorChange.bind(this) }} />
                <input type="hidden" id="description" name="description" value={this.state.description} onChange={this.updateDescription}/>

                    <button type="submit" className="btn btn-default">Save</button>

            </form >
      );
  }

  onEditorChange(evt){
    var newContent = evt.editor.getData();
    this.setState({
      description: newContent
    });
  }

  handleSubmit(event) {
    event.preventDefault();
    const data = new FormData(event.target);

    console.log(this.state.title);
    // POST request for Add employee.
        fetch('https://localhost:44360/api/articles/', {
            method: 'PUT',
            body: data
        }).then((response) => response.json())
            .then((responseJson) => {
                this.props.history.push("/articles");
            })

}
}

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You are not parsing the JSON you get as response to your fetch in componentDidMount. If you add .then((response) => response.json()) it should work as expected.
componentDidMount () {
  const { id } = this.props.match.params;

  fetch(`https://localhost:44360/api/articles/${id}`)
    .then((response) => response.json())
    .then((article) => {
      this.setState({
        title: article.title,
        description: article.description
      });
    });
}

You also need to use the value prop instead of the defaultValue prop on your input so that it will have the value of title in your state.
<input
  className="form-control"
  type="text" id="title"
  name="title"
  value={this.state.title}
  required
/>


You - and your kids - want to play outdoors. But nothing cuts play short, especially for kids, like soggy pants and a chill. That's why we are so passionate about great all-weather gear - we know this is what we need to get out and stay out at play. It's what makes Forest Schools and outdoor programs (and unstructured play) work.
Waterproof breathable fabric is the key to being comfortable - so you can focus on play (and learning an awful lot too). You need these qualities for jackets and pants if you want to stay at play outdoors.
WHAT DOES WATERPROOF (5000MM) MEAN?
WHY WOULD I WANT SOMETHING WITH LESS WATERPROOF RATING? IS THIS ENOUGH?
The truth is that even lower rated waterproof gear is pretty darn tough. Eventually, gear will allow water through. Ask questions like: will we be moving or sitting in wet conditions? Will we have cover in an intense downpour? Do we prefer lightweight fabrics and low cost or a certain level of waterproofness?
If you're looking to stay dry while you play outdoors, in any weather, our gear can handle that - and it does. We put it to the test year round here in wild New Jersey, and you'll see our pictures throughout this site.
Extended time sitting in puddles (or the stream) will mean someone is likely getting wet. This does not mean your gear is failed or failing. You can check by spraying water at your gear or holding a section of the fabric in the sink under the running faucet. The water should easily repel. If not, your gear may be due for a tuneup. Spray on waterproofing is an option - look for one that is free of as much yuck as possible! We do not carry any spray on applications due to shipping restrictions.
Sometimes, it's worth a lower waterproof rating for a bit more portability, packability, decrease in weight, or breathability. And it's very important to us to choose raingear that is healthy for our kids and ourselves as well as our planet - so everything we carry is free from harmful substances such as PVC, fluorine substances, nickel, AZO dyes, and flame retardants.


It's next to impossible to find a restaurant in Arenal d'en Castell that doesn't feature incredible views of the bay. You'll get to enjoy a glass of fresh sangria as you watch the waves lap against the rocks, basking in the insanely gorgeous weather Menorca holidays boast all year round. There are, of course, a few restaurants off the beaten bay-side path if you're looking to avoid the crowds and try something different. But across the area, you'll find traditional Spanish plus a few extra surprises along the way.
The Good Bridge Cafe is a first class venue with laid-back vibes. The first course here can be anything from pizzas and salad to steak pie, all brought out with beautiful presentation. The Good Bridge's location higher up into the cliffside and overlooking the bay means you have a side of stunning views.
This bay-facing restaurant boasts some of the best scenery in Arenal d'en Castell. A word of warning - you should make sure you're hungry before arriving, because the portions here are very generous.
By day, you can order breakfasts like a full English with freshly-squeezed orange juice, plus salads and fish for lunch, and by night, Romani has a set menu of starters, mains and a dessert with wine.
Slightly off the beaten track, El Pirata Restaurant is, as you might have guessed, a pirate-themed restaurant. But don't let that fool you into thinking that costumes are the priority and food is forgotten. The food here takes centre stage in the form of traditional Spanish cuisine, with dishes like garlic prawns as well as chicken kebabs on towering skewers.
Goody Goody is so much more than just an awesome, bay-side restaurant. It's a go-kart track, a trampoline playground, a waterpark and a bouncy castle paradise that also serves cocktails, fish and chips and other holiday favourites.
Bringing a new edge to the Spanish and English dishes otherwise served in Arenal d'en Castell, Hong Kong features Chinese cuisine that strays far from the heavy sauces you might find in your usual takeaway restaurant. The food here is fresh and flavourful, with dishes like chicken chow mein, crispy duck pancakes and curries.
Tucked just a short walk from the bay, White's Bar Restaurante is attached to the White Sand Beach Club and specialises in Spanish dishes with incredible views. The wine list here is varied and affordable, and certain nights see speciality dishes like slow-roasted lamb shoulder. If you're lucky, you might even stumble upon the weekly American country and western music night.
Alcalde has all the makings of a great restaurant – a neon-lit bar, beautiful cocktails in a rainbow of colours and creative glasses and a large, outdoor terrace overlooking the bay. The food isn't to be ignored either, with paella, burgers, chicken skewers and curries.
Traditional Menorcan fare steps into the spotlight at this Arenal d'en Castell restaurant, which is located high up on the cliff so can be easy to miss. But you won't want to leave it out of your holiday schedule. Here, you can delight in pork, steak, pizza or chicken dishes, as well as traditional paella and a pitcher of fresh sangria.
You'll find pizza here, sure, but you'll also find basins of paella, pork chops, steak fillets, lamb chops and spaghetti bolognese, all made with a unique Menorcan twist. Just make sure to leave room for pudding as the house desserts are always stunning.
Meat or fish, breakfast or dinner, La Paella does it all. From T-bone steaks to slow-roasted lamb, mussels and prawns to cheese on toast, with a great list of branded wine and beer to match. Its location directly on the bay makes it an excellent place to start the day before stepping onto the beach, or a great spot to end it on the outdoor terrace with a drink and a sunset.


I am growing, getting stronger and enjoying every moment of my life!
Earlier this year I met a Climbingjourney supporter Amy and her beautiful daughter Victoria and son Brandon at Hueco Tanks Rodeo Competition. They made my Hueco Tanks crush fest a blast. We bonded and formed a friendship for life! I was so impressed with Victoria's passion for climbing that I interviewed her. Well, it has only been about 9 months and well thought it was time for a REMIX to follow up on V's progress.
And an 8-year-old almost 9-year-old dynamite's interview goes something like this….
In the midst of this athlete, is a playful young girl!
We climbed together about 9 months ago. You made a huge achievement of sending your first V4, your first 'highball' and won your age division at Hueco Tanks. Since then you've picked up sponsors and have spent a bit of time bouldering outdoors and training indoors. I find over time, I am always learning and being transformed through climbing. What achievements do you have to add to your list since our Hueco adventure? In Hueco I sent my first outdoor V4 and since then I've sent 3 more plus 2 V5's, a V6 and a V7. I am one step closer to mastering the heel hook thanks to Nina Williams! Also since Hueco, I am much stronger, taller and more confident. I was also picked up for sponsorship by Mad Rock, ORGANIC, Giddy Organics and GoPro.
I was an elite gymnast and regardless of sport, working towards the professional or elite level comes many rewards, but also with that comes many sacrifices and hurdles. Being very new to this type of environment, what would you say so far have been your biggest hurdles and how have you overcome them? Being that I am young I don't think I really experience the obstacles younger adults go through as elite or professional athletes. I have had to sacrifice not having as many play dates or being able to come home after school and watch TV and stuff like that. I do train 3 days per week and on those days I usually eat a snack in the car on my way to the climbing gym.
My typical day is like this: eat a snack in the car after school on my way to the gym. I then finish my homework on my commute home, dinner, shower then bedtime. Even though there is a level of commitment and dedication involved, I wouldn't give it up though because I think it is worth the sacrifice. In order to achieve certain goals, you have to work hard for it. I feel like as I love climbing and go through my journey of competing and getting to climb everywhere I can, I am learning valuable lessons along the way.
And I am only almost 9 years old. I play with my Barbies, I make time to play with friends and my supportive family always tries to find a way to teach me how to balance out my climbing pursuits with the fun life has to offer. For instance, we might go to one of the Triple Crown bouldering competitions in November and I will have to give up trick or treating because the competition is November 2nd and with a 17 hour drive to the competition venue, well, I have to choose one or the other. So my mom and brother are going to set up our house with all kinds of treats and me and my friends get to have a 'mini' trick or treat adventure before I leave.
So I miss the big outside trick or treating with everyone, but my family always finds a way to help me still experience some of these important fun things out of life. I also used to figure skate, but with joining the team and the commitment to training, I had to make a decision which sport I would focus on because they both met on the same nights, so I obviously chose climbing! I also really did not have time to fit in Girl Scouts this year. I think I really loved the idea of going to Colorado for the summer, spending time at Hueco Tanks, camping, etc., and feel those kinds of experiences this year was worth it, so much fun and brings me and my family so close together.
All my hard work & sacrifices are worth it for moments like this!
Also, what are some valuable lessons you have learned so far? Oh my, I think I learn so many good lessons! I will think in the context of climbing to make it easier. Remember to tighten my shoes while doing a heel hook (cause I learned the hard way!). Don't burn your flash attempt by not strapping down your shoes tight enough or forgetting to chalk up. Try eating healthy and by that I mean making sure you get in all your nutrients as a growing child. I'm always excited to travel and climb in new places, but have learned that taking the time to read a route first and work the moves through your head is better than letter the excitement get to you and jump on the route without thinking about it first. With sponsorship comes accountability and representation. It feels great to represent organizations you believe in. But also now you need to ambassador your sponsors.
Fun times with Alex & Angie!
How has that changed your attitude towards your training, outdoor climbing, and such? I felt like I had to train and work harder, not just for myself, but to honestly represent my sponsors. I am a young girl crazy about climbing and with so many dreams and goals. Having sponsors has helped me stay on target to achieve my own climbing goals. With that in mind, my training regimen has gotten more structured. I now train together with my brother now that I am stronger and can keep up with him! Also, being sponsored has taught me to be more outgoing and responsible. I have taken the time to learn about their products so I can represent them and also talk to people about them. So overall, I feel like sponsorship has been a great experience, my sponsors are awesome and supportive and I want to do everything I can to show appreciation and gratitude back to them for believing in me.
My rock, my beautiful mother!
You had your first official long term climbing trip this summer away from home and training in Colorado outdoors. What would you say were your top 3 trip highlights? Since visiting Horseshoe Canyon Ranch in April I have longed to go horseback riding. In Colorado, I got the chance to ride horses in the mountains, and that was awesome! Another highlight was something I took for granted. Taking a shower! We would go twice per week to a public shower in a laundromat and seriously it shaped part of my Colorado experience. I also washed my own clothes without my mom's help that was a great experience to learn how to do things for yourself. We even got to know the owners of the laundromat so well and they too made a positive experience to my Colorado trip. The last is climbing my first V6, Bush Pilot Warm-up. When I first tried it I fell close to the top, about 16 feet, missed the crash pad and landed on my brother, which by the way, I love my brother, the best spotter ever. It took me a week to get the courage to go back to that V6 and try it again and I sent it clean. So on top of sending my first V6, I accomplished something even greater, without anyone tell me anything, I just worked through my fears on my own and when I was ready I went up to my challenge, pushed through it and got past it. I think for an 8 year old, that's a pretty awesome thing to experience!
My rock is my mom and my brother Brandon.
Again on Colorado adventure, I have been there a million times climbing, but pretend I am going to there for the first time, tell me the top 3 places I should see, hike or boulder that you experienced and would recommend. Sky Pond in Rocky Mountain National Park because it is one of the prettiest 10 mile hikes! Climbing in upper Chaos because the climbing is such good quality, the hike is so beautiful and the views are magical. Lincoln Lake in Mountain Evans is another must do because again, it's another beautiful hike, the views while climbing are just amazing and well, high altitude climbing, yeay!
Last time we spoke, one of your biggest long-term goals was to complete a V10 by the time you turn 10. Since our last interview, have your goals changed? I am going to Bishop in a few weeks and I'd really like to send my 1st V10 while I'm there…sending it before I'm 9. With my first ABS season under way, I just did my first ABS comp and won in my age division, so I am hope I can make it to nationals, that would be super cool!
Competition and bouldering season is here……what is beautiful V up to this season? Awww thanks for the compliment. Right now I train 3 days a week in the gym and climb outside on the weekends. Training is hard, but the reward is being outside in the fresh air and spending time with my family is something so special! ABS season just started and I won first place in my age division at my first comp in Warrenville, IL. Then my family and I are off to Bishop for a week. After that I compete another ABS comp in St. Paul, MN. Then I participate outside in one of the Triple Crown comps in Steele, Alabama. I love outside comps on real rock, so I am really excited.
Its not all work, its lots of play too!
From there I re-focus and train for rest of November and December, then regionals, divisionals then yeay, Hueco Tanks comp! So I am pretty busy but comps also keep me on target and focused.
You have been to a lot of cool outdoors destinations.
What is one destination you would like to climb at soon in the near future? Spain is my "dream" trip, but I'm also psyched on going to Joes Valley and Red Rock.
So, when you are not climbing or learning how to set boulder problems at the gym, what do you do for fun besides climbing? Good question coming from another addicted destination climber! LOL! I love watching climbing videos with my brother and updating my 8a. I am almost 9 years old and love my Barbies, doing my nails, going to amusement parks, and dancing to my favorite group One Direction. I love to read, in fact, while in Colorado, I read the Judy Moody series, so cool. Since then I have started reading a few other series. I also love spelling, so even when in Colorado, if I was not climbing or reading, I was practicing my 4th grade spelling words. I even like playing throw/catch footballs with my brother Brandon.
Recipe for sendage success = Rest on an Organic Climbing Pad!
For a beautiful and dynamite 8-year-old, almost 9-year-old, you have been through quite an amazing journey in the past 9 months. Any words of wisdom for us climbers out there? Get outside and climb hard. But above all that, always have fun and take life one day at a time.
There are many awesome climbing kids out there crushing hard. But, as a former child athlete, Victoria is special. Call it passion, call it spark, call it talent…Victoria is all that. I will continue to follow her and try to plan a reunion trip with the gang, in the meantime, keep an eye out for this little one, she already competed her first ABS competition and won her age division, she is out there to climb her heart out. Rock on Victoria!
Nina Williams, super fun and encouraging climbing friend of mine!
Be sure to check out Victoria's sponsors!


Gold is climbing as bond yields rise and the dollar falls, over speculation that China is pulling back on buying US Treasuries and Japan signals it is winding down its quantitative easing program. Meanwhile, US debt continues to grow after the Republicans under President Trump pushed a trillion dollars worth of tax cuts through the Senate, that the Congressional Budget Office thinks will add $1.7 trillion to the deficit over the next decade.
The Chinese buy Treasuries – effectively lending money to the US government – so that the US can keep buying Chinese goods and China can keep selling their products, earning enough dollars to convert into Chinese yuan to pay workers and suppliers. The People's Bank of China buys US dollars from exporters, accumulating large forex reserves, and sells them yuan, to keep the dollar higher against the yuan. This gives China a competitive trade advantage.
The rise in the two-year Treasury bill – the benchmark Treasury most sensitive to Federal Reserve rate hikes – pushed above 2% last week for the first time since the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008, the start of the financial crisis.
Sound familiar? What they're talking about is the kind of monetary system that existed before the 20th century – when banks were constrained in their loans by how much gold was in their vaults. The US went off the gold standard in 1971, thereby severing the linkage between the world's major currencies and gold. Soon afterward, the US dollar became the leading reserve currency.
While President Trump under his "Make America Great Again" banner has pressured key trading partners including China, Canada and Mexico, the reality is that passing protectionist measures and ripping up existing trade agreements like NAFTA is likely to depress the dollar – further alienating foreign investors who would otherwise flock to the greenback, and hurting the US economy to boot.
Are there other basic, more fundamental reasons to buy gold? Well, read this excellent article from Bloomberg, 'Disastrous' deals sideline gold-mining M&A as metal rises' posted on MINING.com.
Richard lives with his family on a 160 acre ranch in northern British Columbia. He invests in the resource and biotechnology/pharmaceutical sectors and is the owner of Aheadoftheherd.com. His articles have been published on over 400 websites, including: WallStreetJournal, USAToday, NationalPost, Lewrockwell, MontrealGazette, VancouverSun, CBSnews, HuffingtonPost, Beforeitsnews, Londonthenews, Wealthwire, CalgaryHerald, Forbes, Dallasnews, SGTreport, Vantagewire, Indiatimes, Ninemsn, Ibtimes, Businessweek, HongKongHerald, Moneytalks, SeekingAlpha, BusinessInsider, Investing.com and the Association of Mining Analysts.


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The 11 Most Unusual Airbnb Properties You Can Rent Right Now
By Ashley Sepanski
From a medieval castle to an icy igloo, you can stay in quirky, one-of-a-kind finds through Airbnb. We think these unique properties are worth planning a trip!
1. Underground Hygge, Washington
For fans of The Hobbit and Lord of The Rings, a trip to Middle Earth is closer (and cheaper) than you think. Sub the 20+ hour flight to New Zealand for a trip to Washington where you can cozy up in your own private hobbit hole. Built into the Columbia River Gorge mountainside, the property is covered in charming décor and rustic details pulled from your favorite storybooks—think indoor fireplace, wooden chess set, lush gardening, private patio, and velvet throws.
2. Unique Cob Cottage, Canada
Located on Mayne Island about two hours outside of Vancouver, your stay at this off-the-grid cottage begins with a ferry ride from the mainland. You can expect a rural environment fitting of the fungi-shaped rental, which comes equipped with wifi and a full kitchen. Other than the property owners' home next door, the only other guests sharing this slice of island with you are the sheep and free-range chickens that roam the estate. With the beach just a 20-minute walk away, adorable shops, a nearby vineyard, and all the local farm-to-table goodies you can get your hands on, we can see why this island retreat has received more than 300 five-star reviews.
3. Medieval Castle, Ireland
Is there a better way to visit Ireland than by staying in a 1400s castle? Visitors are given the master bedroom, the highest room in the castle tower, and can enjoy stunning views of the Irish countryside after climbing one of the property's many winding staircases. A private living room, bathroom, and kitchen are located on the main floor. After a day of exploring Galway or nearby Dublin (a two-hour drive away), guests can return to a cozy evening by the fireplace in the living room, made even more magical by accompanying candlelight.
4. Snow Igloo, Finland
Snuggle up in sleeping bags and try to catch a glimpse of the northern lights from this secluded, real life igloo. While guests report a surprisingly warm night's sleep (made warmer by raised beds with sleeping bags on top), the owner offers a separate apartment, available 24/7, for guests who get cold feet.
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Senators urge Tillerson to meet with Russian opposition activists
By Rebecca Kheel - 04/05/17 11:24 AM EDT
A bipartisan pair of senators is urging Secretary of State Rex Tillerson to meet with Russian opposition activists during his trip to Moscow next week.
In a letter Wednesday, Sens. Jeanne Shaheen Cynthia (Jeanne) Jeanne ShaheenSenators introduce bill aimed at protecting Ukrainian civilians Biden huddles with group of senators on Ukraine-Russia tensions Former aide says she felt 'abandoned' by Democrats who advanced Garcetti nomination as ambassador to India MORE (D-N.H.) and Marco Rubio Marco Antonio RubioLawmakers press Biden admin to send more military aid to Ukraine I'm furious about Democrats taking the blame — it's time to fight back The Hill's 12:30 Report: Djokovic may not compete in French Open over vaccine requirement MORE (R-Fla.) asked Tillerson to meet with people such as Vladimir Kara-Murza, a prominent activist who has twice been poisoned.
Kara-Murza recently testified before the Senate Appropriations subcommittee on State and foreign operations, of which Shaheen and Rubio are members.
"He expressed his hope that you would make time to meet with civil society groups during your upcoming visit to Russia, as your predecessors have, in order to lend U.S. support to their cause," Shaheen and Rubio wrote to Tillerson of Kara-Murza's testimony. "We write today in full support of his request."
The State Department confirmed Wednesday that Tillerson will travel to Moscow on April 12. The State Department release said Tillerson will meet with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and other Russian officials to discuss "Ukraine, counterterrorism efforts, bilateral relations and other issues."
In their letter, Shaheen and Rubio said Tillerson is uniquely positioned to communicate U.S. support for "democratically-minded Russians."
"Although President [Vladimir] Putin and his associates have done their best to suppress any attempts to challenge their rule, Mr. Kara-Murza spoke movingly about the many people across Russia, particularly among younger generations, who are advocating for a freer society like those in the former Soviet countries that have successfully transitioned to fully-fledged democracies," they wrote.
The pair highlighted recent anti-corruption protests in Russia that attracted thousands of protestors, where more than 1,500 were arrested and others were violently dispersed.
Further, they wrote, not a single election held in Russia since President Putin took office has been assessed to be free and fair by the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe.
They also referenced Boris Nemtsov, a Russian opposition politician assassinated in 2015.
"The courage shown by Vladimir Kara-Murza, Boris Nemtsov and countless other Russians in the face of deadly threats meant to discourage their calls for political freedom deserves our respect and support," they wrote. "In this spirit, we request that you meet with civil society groups during your upcoming visit to Russia and continue to demonstrate U.S. support for open and democratic societies."
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You know numbers, you know history, you know greatness. What do you think about how the current record book sits?
The record book was my favorite bedtime story when I was a kid, and I mean that literally. As you can read in Cardboard Gods, my knowledge of and love of baseball records actually helped me get through some very tough nights. I think what's happening now is that the record book is being revealed for the bedtime story it always was. Barry Bonds is at the top of the lifetime home run list. Everyone now agrees that this no longer means he is the Home Run King. But was there ever an inarguable Home Run King? I thought there was when I was a kid, but each era has its own standards, and the best the record book can do is just list what actually happened, and the rest is all up for grabs.
The one thing I've loved about baseball, that I think few if any other sports, can claim, is a calming, but intense setting. Your "Come On, Yaz" almost reminds me of a mantra. Did you find it particularly soothing? Did you invoke it when Yaz wasn't batting?
I don't know if I found it soothing to say "Come on, Yaz" all those times when I was saying it, because I really wanted and needed him to come through, and it being baseball, that game ruled by failure, he usually didn't. But certainly in the writing (i.e., reimagining) of my life I can see that plea as a mantra-like thread through events that otherwise might not add up to anything. It was also definitely a mantra that I used to help write the story.
Do you watch Lost? Specifically, the intro to the Luis Gomez section seems like a beautiful summation of that show. Did this book answer that question for you (whether life is "a battle between good and evil or an inconsequential rest stop between oblivions")?
I don't watch Lost—I missed the first few episodes and then it was too late to know what was going on. As for that question and any other questions—I'm actually not so interested in answers. Certainly I'm not good at ever pinning anything down.
[h2h Corner's note: I've watched every episode, some twice, and I still have no idea what is going on with Lost, but I think Josh's introduction to the Luis Gomez section sums it up perfectly].
Was it as bizarre to you as it was to me when Dewey Evans joined the Orioles for one season?
I don't know what you're talking about. Dewey Evans was never a member of the Baltimore Orioles. Mind you, I have nothing at all against the Orioles, but the thought of Dewey Evans in anything but a Red Sox uniform is so preposterous as to be beyond the realm of the possible. This never happened in my world.
Do you think there is something unique about the Red Sox that would elicit such love and hatred from fans at the same time? Is it the weather? Was it the dramatic fashion in which the club lost?
I'm hesitant to make any generalizations about Red Sox fans, especially those that could be construed as arguments that Red Sox fans somehow care more, or even care better, than fans of other teams. I just know what made me care, and it was a love of the players and the park and the history (of course, as I got older I realized that part of that history was pretty heinous and that the so-called curse was not of the Bambino but, in part, simple and fitting payback for racist avoidance of players that could have helped them win). The crushing close calls certainly tested that love, and possibly made it stronger. But that's just me, and I don't want to speak for anyone else. I find the whole notion of "Red Sox Nation" to be a little pompous, frankly. Let's just be Red Sox fans, you know? That was actually one of the beautiful things about finally winning, as Simmons pointed out. We could just be regular fans now, no better or worse than anybody else. That's how I'd prefer it to be.
Do you have any writing influences outside of those you mention in the book (Kerouac predominantly)? Maybe someone like John McPhee? Or Frank Conroy (I'm specifically harkening to the section on Thurman Munson)?
I liked John McPhee's book about Bill Bradley a lot, but I don't really know his work that well. But Frank Conroy's book Stop Time helped point me the way to go in my life. After I got kicked out of boarding school and got my GED and was trying to figure out what to do next I read Stop Time and two other huge books for me (The Catcher in the Rye, which I had read before but which had had an increased resonance, what with my expulsion, and On the Road). Of the three, Conroy's book seemed closest to my own life, and it seemed miraculous that something like my life could be in a book. Besides the three authors of those books, my favorite writers include (and I could go on way past this list) Raymond Carver, Denis Johnson, Bruce Jay Friedman, and Frederick Exley. Exley is a particularly big influence on Cardboard Gods, which as a friend observed is my attempt at a synthesis of A Fan's Notes and Brendan C. Boyd and Fred C. Harris's hilarious and poignant tour through the baseball cards of the 1950s and early 1960s, The Great American Flipping, Trading and Bubble Gum Book.
I haven't heard anyone mention Frederick Exley for a long time, but I loved his first book, A Fan's Notes. Denis Johnson has been my favorite writer for some time now.
The thanks should go to Josh. I hadnt heard much about the writers/books until Josh mentioned them. I bought them used on Amazon today though.
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Dr. Papineni Sivasankar (born 1953), a doyen of Modern Literature in Telugu, recipient of Sahitya Akademi Award, 2016 is an Indian poet, short story writer, and critic.

He has published 52 books including five poetry collections, three short story collections, five essay collections and 39 anthologies. His poetry collections and short story collections were translated into other languages such as English, Hindi, Tamil, Kannada, and Malayalam.

His notable works  are Rajani Gandha (2013), Matti Gunde (Heart of the Soil 1992) Sahityam-Moulika Bhavanalu (Literature-Basic Concepts 1996) and Talli! Ninnu Dalanchi.

Early life and career
Born on Vijaya Dipavali 1953 in the village Nekkallu, Guntur district, Andhra Pradesh, India. His father Venkata Krishnarao was a former and mother Santamma was a housewife. Sivasankar completed his schooling at K.V.R.Z.P.H.School, Tulluru. He did his B.A. at JKC College, Guntur and stood first in Andhra University with Prabhala Sundararamayya Pantulu Gold Medal in 1974. He received his Master of Arts degree in 1976 at Andhra University, Nallapadu branch again with Telikicherla Venkataratnam Gold Medal. His Ph.D. thesis Sahityam - Konni Moulika Bhavanalu won Tumati Donappa Gold Medal as the best thesis from Acharya Nagarjuna University in 1989. He married Gruha Lakshmi in 1977 and with her had two daughters, Srujana and Spandana. And he joined B.S.S.B. College, Tadikonda as Telugu Lecturer in 1977 and retired as principal of that college in 2010.

Literary works
Starting with Stabdhata-Chalanam in 1984 Sivasankar published five poetry collections in which the award-winning Rajani Gandha (2013) is significant. Dr. Papineni's greatness as a poet lies in his vibrant expression, fertile imagination, grandeur of thought and finest human sensibility. His first poem in free verse Cheekati nundi Vekuvaku was published in Dipavali Special issue of Andhra Jyothi in 1980. And his first short story Kalupu Mokka was published in Prajatantra weekly, in April 1977. Mattigunde was acclaimed as one of the 100 best short stories of 20th century. And Samudram is a unique narrative experiment in second person about the loss of succession to human intellect. Dr. Papineni published three short story collections. His short stories reflect the struggles of farmers, the impact of globalisation on villages in general, and the unrest and distress of human beings in particular. He brought out five books of criticism to his credit including Sahityam-Moulika Bhavanalu. As a critic, Sivasankar evaluated the merits of the classical poetry in Telugu. And with his insights in sociological theories he evolved many a concept like Avicchinnata (Continuity), Nisargata (Spontaneity), Parayitanam (Alienation) to analyze modern Telugu literature.
In his exhaustive interview with Dr. C. Mrunalini Sivasankar revealed his exploration in Telugu literature and social culture as well.

Awards and Accolades
 The Sahitya Akademi Award, 2016 for his poetry collection Rajani Gandha
 Free Verse Front Award, Hyderabad, 1985
 Dr. Garikapati Kavita Puraskaram, Rajahmundry, 09 May 1991
 Jyeshta Sahithi Award, Visakhapatnam, 1993
 Ummidisetty Award, Tadipatri, 1993
 Dr. C. Narayana Reddy Award, Karimnagar, 1999
 Telugu University Vachana Kavitha Puraskaram (1999), Hyderabad, 30 December 2000
 Nutalapati Literary Award, Tirupathi, 15 November 2000
 Nagabhairava Kalapeetham Award, Ongole, 2002
 Andhra Pradesh Adhikara Bhasha Puraskaram, Tirupati, 28 March 2003
 Andhra Pradesh State Best Teacher Award, 05 September 2003
 Akashvani National First Prize (2004) for 'Chivari Picchika', Trivendram, 05 September 2005
 Viswakalapeetham Snehanidhi Puraskaram, Hyderabad, 01 January 2006
 Visalandhra-Sunkara Sahithi Satkaram, Ongole, 2006
 Dr. Kethu Viswanatha Reddy Katha Puraskaram, Nandaluru, 13 July 2008
 Dr. Avamtsa Soma Sundar Kavitha Puraskaram, Pithapuram, 18 November 2010
 Andhra Nataka Kala Samithi Award, Bezawada, 2012
 Navyandhra Rastra Ugadi Visishta Puraskaram, Anantavaram, 2015
 Srujana Sahithi Puraskaram, Addanki, 16 August 2015
 Devarakonda Balagangadhara Tilak Puraskaram, Tanuku, 29 August 2015
 Swarna Bharath Kavi Satkaram, Gannavaram, 2016
 Bollimuntha Sahithi Satkaram, Tenali, 2017
 Bharathi Samithi Puraskaram, Gudivada, 12 February 2017
 G.S.V. Sahitee Puraskaram, Tanuku, 2017
 Best National Poet honor by Prasara Bharati, Varanasi, 12 January 2017
 Viswadaata Kasinathuni NageswaraRao Pantulu Award, Elakurru, 08 May 2017
 Pucchalapalli Sundarayya Kala Puraskaram, Yadlapadu, 20 May 2017
 Mahakavi Jashua Award, Guntur, 2017
 Mahakavi Tummala Kalapeetham Puraskaram, Guntur, 16 December 2019
 Addepalli RamaMohanaRao Vimarsa Puraskaram, Kakinada, 11 December 2021
 HanumaReddy Sahitee Puraskaram, Ongolu, 24 April 2022
 Jashua Sahitee Puraskaram, Guntur, 27 September 2022
 Kaviraju Tripuraneni Ramaswamy Puraskaram, Guntur, 09 January 2023.

Bibliography
 Stabdhata-Chalanam (Free Verse) (1984)
 Oka Saaramsam Kosam (Free Verse) (1990)
 Mattigunde (Short Stories) (1992)
 Sahityam-Moulika Bhavanalu (Research Thesis) (1996)
 Aku Pacchani Lokamlo (Free Verse) (1998)
 Oka Khadgam Oka Pushpam (Free Verse) (2004)
 Sagam Terichina Talupu (Short Stories) (2008)
 Nisanta (Critical Essays) (2008)
 Talli! Ninnu Dalanchi (Commentary on Classical Poetry) (2012)
 Rajani Gandha (Free verse) (2013)
 Dravadhuikata (Social Critique) (2015)
 Maha Swapnikudu (Essays on Sri Sri) (2016)
 Veda Vyasam (Monograph) (2019)
 Ankura (Padya Kavita) (2019)
 Nisarga (Critical Essays) (2019)
 Adarsa Moortulu (Children Stories) (2019)
 Maa Gokhale (Monograph) (2021)
 Sarala Rekhalu (Short Stories) 2022

References

Further reading
 Oka Anveshi, Konni Alochanalu, Interview in Andhra Jyothy Daily, 09-01-2017. Retrieved 20 August 2018.
 Darbhasayanam Srinivasacharya, Srujana Maha Drudham, Ati Mrudulam, An article in Sakshi Daily, 26-12-2016. Retrieved 20 August 2018.
 Rajanigandha, Collection of Poems, 2013. https://www.anandbooks.com/Rajanigandha. Retrieved 20 August 2018.
 Sahityam-Moulika Bhavanalu. http://www.anandbooks.com/Sahityam-Moulika%20Bhavanalu. Retrieved 20 August 2018.
 Talli! Ninnu Dalanchi. http://kinige.com/book/Tallee+Ninnu+Dalanchi. Retrieved 20 August 2018.
 Anveshana, Collection of essays on Papineni Literature, 21 February 2019.

Telugu poets
Indian poets
Living people
20th-century Indian poets
1953 births
Recipients of the Sahitya Akademi Award in Telugu

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The Social Network: Genius, [email protected]#holes, and Genius A#@holes
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I remember when Facebook used to annoy me. When I heard my friends talking about it and rolled my eyes, because I thought it was just a college fad that would go the way of Friendster. I didn't think it'd have any practical application for grown-ups. When I finally succumbed and created a profile, I didn't expect to utilize it for long. There was too much stuff going on. Too many stupid games, too many applications. It was a mess. Now, of course, I realize how silly that was. Facebook is not only a part of life, but has—for better or worse—changed our lives in the way we communicate, in the way we digest information, and in the way we keep in touch with our friends and families.
However, I never thought I'd see the day when my Facebook status message would read:
Just saw The Social Network, and it was more amazing than she even expected. Also, she's proud to be on Facebook—because it really was a great fucking idea.
Yet, that's exactly what it read the night I saw it. Maybe I'm an a#@hole, but The Social Network inspired me! In addition to that, it was a finely-crafted film.
The Social Network stars the fantastic Jesse Eisenberg (Zombieland) as Mark Zuckerberg, the guy who created Facebook. If you're seeing this movie expecting it to be a factual representation of how Facebook was created, don't. No film will tell a story like that accurately, because every film needs a point of view, and the second you start telling a story from one person's point of view, that point of view becomes skewed. The names and dates are correct, of course, but after that all bets are off. A film like this must be seen on its own terms.
I saw the film after opening weekend, because every show I wanted to attend then was sold out. A complaint I heard in early reviews was that the film treats Zuckerberg like a villain. However, nothing could be further from the truth. The Zuckerberg I encountered in the film was definitely the hero of the story. He wasn't "likeable," but who needs likeable? Instead, he was was sympathetic; a subtle, yet important distinction. You don't exactly like him, but you understand him. And there are moments in which you like him; moments when Aaron Sorkin gives him brilliant retorts and quips as he deals with lawyers or naysayers. When he says to the guys suing him, "If Facebook was your idea…you would've invented Facebook," you believe that. You're in his corner, because it's then that you realize the genius of his idea. Anyone can come up with the idea of a networking site—networking sites had existed before—but genius happens when someone improves on an idea to such an extent that it becomes a separate entity. Thus "Facebook" becoming a verb (ie: I'll Facebook you when I get home) and part of the popular lexicon.
The performances in the film were solid all around, but special kudos have go to Eisenberg, who plays Mark Zuckerberg as a bit of a sociopath. This isn't a bad thing. 1 in 10 people on the planet are sociopaths. I'm not talking Dexter-level sociopath, but in Eisenberg's portrayal, I saw a young man who geniuinely has no idea why people react to him the way they do. He can't process why people get angry with him, and while for the most part it doesn't seem to affect him, there are moments when the armor cracks, like when his girlfriend breaks up with him, or when Shawn Parker (played with surprising skill by Justin Timberlake) is overly harsh in dismissing his business partner, and his eyes get moist. He never cries, which I think is very true to character, but you get the sense that he would if he knew how. And you believe it when one of his lawyers tells Mark at the end, "You're not an a#@hole. You just try so hard to be." It's a coping mechanism, the only one he knows. No one understands him, and he doesn't understand anyone, so being an a#@hole is all he has to help him deal.
Aaron Sorkin's script is amazing. I've missed his dialogue, and this film was like watching The West Wing starring nerds instead of political figures. Between his words and David Fincher's crisp direction, it was like listening to a great conductor conducting a renowned orchestra. From the opening scene, where we're dumped smack in the middle of a scene between Zuckerberg and his girlfriend, Erica (Rooney Mara), we're off at full throttle, watching this couple's relationship crash and burn within a matter of moments. And speaking as a geek, I found this line of Erica's really interesting. As she breaks up with Mark, she says:
"You will go through life thinking that girls don't like you because you're a nerd, but I'm telling you from the bottom of my heart that won't be true. It'll be because you're an a#@hole."
How many of us use our geekiness as an excuse, because it's easier than examining ourselves more deeply? Food for thought.
And this is where I thought the film excelled—making Zuckerberg human. Every film titan needs a Rosebud, and for the Mark Zuckerberg of this film, that Rosebud was a girl named Erica. Did Facebook really come about because Mark got dumped? Was he so jealous of his best friend getting accepted to an exclusive club that he sabotaged his involvement in Facebook? Who cares? What's important is that this film uses the story of Mark Zuckerberg to examine genius and how it affects both the genius him/herself and the people in the genius's life. In the case of a movie like The Social Network, emotional truth is more important than factual truth. You want a history lesson? Read a book.
The Social Network is brillilantly written, carefully directed, and blessed with a fine cast. I will be very surprised if this film doesn't make a strong showing at the Oscars this year.
Teresa Jusino was born the same day Skylab fell. Coincidence? She doesn't think so. She is a freelance writer in New York City who is a regular contributor to websites like ChinaShop Magazine, Pink Raygun, and Newsarama. In addition to her geeky online scribblings, she also writes prose fiction and screenplays. Teresa is the author of a chapbook of short stories called On the Ground Floor, and she is working on a webseries called The Pack, coming in 2011. She is also the last member of WilPower: The Official Wil Wheaton Fan Club. Get Twitterpated with Teresa, or visit her at The Teresa Jusino Experience.
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