In less than two weeks after the G-20 leaders met in Pittsburgh, Istanbul hosted the annual meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. Both meetings were considered "historic"—occurring after the worst global economic crisis in recent times. The themes discussed were courageous and appropriate: harmonization of macroeconomic policies to correct global imbalances (with the IMF at the center of the process), significant shifts of voting power to emerging countries, reform of the global reserve system, capital increases for the multilateral development banks, a tax on the worldwide financial sector to help fund future rescues… So how do these two meetings relate to each other and how much action is likely to follow?
It is true that there was nothing of major significance in the International Monetary and Finance Committee (IMFC) and Development Committee communiqués that was not already mentioned in the G-20 communiqué. That should not be surprising. But the G-20 is an informal grouping of systemically-important countries that can deliberate and propose. It cannot decide in a way that binds the international community as a whole. Therefore, the acceptance of the G-20 proposals by the formal governing bodies of the Bretton Woods Institutions is an important and necessary step following the London and Pittsburgh Summits. Informal governance cannot replace formal and legitimate governance, and implementation requires multilateral actions within the framework of the international institutions.
When the leaders in Pittsburgh declared the G-20 to be the "premier forum for international economic cooperation" it was a historical breakthrough, ending the role that had been played by the G7. It does not, however, end the need for deep reform in the governance of the international institutions themselves nor does it guarantee that the proposed mechanisms for international policy cooperation will function. The Pittsburgh Summit was a success. The final communiqué was much more substantive than many had expected. It also marked the beginning of a new era with a new U.S. administration that is willing to engage and recognize the potential benefits of cooperative solutions. Moreover, the major dynamic developing economies have firmly gained a seat at the table. But in terms of implementation, everything lies ahead and is linked to real, concrete progress that has to be made within the framework of the Bretton Woods Institutions.
There was not enough time between Pittsburgh and Istanbul to move ahead with implementation. The direction is pretty clear but the pace of change remains a huge problem. The provision of sufficient and stigma-free precautionary finance by the IMF cannot be delinked from the governance issue. What does it really mean to "shift …quota share to dynamic emerging markets and developing countries of at least 5 percent from over-represented countries to under-represented countries using the current quota formula" as the basis to work from? The current quota formula is highly problematic because the dimensions relating to openness and volatility bias the quotas toward mainly European countries. Even apart from that, does it really make sense to continue to treat intra-Eurozone trade as international trade? To implement real change, the existing formula may be a starting point but needs to be amended in a fundamental way.
Likewise, concrete changes are required in the details governing the use of the SDR to increase its role as an international reserve asset. New criteria for access are needed for precautionary finance instruments. The role of the World Bank and of the regional development banks as providers of stable counter-cyclical finance and funders of global public goods must be recognized through substantial increases in their capital. The IMFC and Development Committee communiqués do not include any further steps in these directions, but they do define the technical homework that has to be done and set the target date for key concrete steps to be that of the World Bank and IMF spring meetings in April 2010.
It is critical that the G-20 continues to meet at a leaders-level to maintain momentum. Not only can leaders afford to be more radical than their bureaucracies at these meetings, but it is most likely easier for the emerging market leaders to make their presence felt more strongly, considering the existing governance structures of the International Financial Institutions. Concrete and courageous substantive work must continue by the staff of the IFIs, global civil society and academics on how to tackle challenges such as shifting quotas in a fair and transparent way, how to organize the consultation process to lead to greater international macroeconomic policy coordination, how to enlarge the use of SDRs, how to regulate access to precautionary finance, how to provide countercyclical development finance, and how to finance global public goods (including clean energy). The direction set by Pittsburgh and Istanbul is the right one. But now the path ahead needs to be built and every step defined. Leaders have to remain engaged and, when the time comes, strike the difficult but unavoidable bargains to fulfill the promises that they have made.


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So, here we are at the final grade level of students. When I was a beginning teacher, I was certain I wanted to teach and direct high school kids. I envisioned having a thriving drama department with a stage at my disposal. I figured I would take kids to state level theatre competitions. Maybe I'd direct an all school musical once a year. Boy, was I wrong!
Instead, my personal journey includes becoming a youth theater administrator (3 times), drama teacher in the private and public sector and a director for youth theater and community theaters (for over 38 years). Interestingly, I have coached someone else's kids for the state level and judged many competitions but never actually took them myself to state.
I've directed over 250 plays and musicals in and out of schools. I've worked out of state, created summer drama camps, developed curriculum and written class plays, created an ELL drama club (the first of its kind in the nation), co-developed a national playwriting contest and a host of other things. Overachiever? I'd say so. I didn't know myself very well when I was twenty-one years old. Did you?
Personally, I think high school students are the easiest grade level to teach IF they are interested in your instruction. But if they aren't interested? They can be as obnoxious as an overly tired grade schooler who had too much sugar before bed.
If they are bored, they can be whiney, pout and rival all the elementary and middle school kids combined!
Last year, I taught a technical theater class with senior high students. It took me quite a while to understand they didn't want me to do much more than get them started on an assignment. No hands-on help for them! They problem solved on their own, reported back to me for clarification and got to it! It was most impressive.
Provide clear instructions and expected outcome.
Serve as an assistant to them in their learning.
Guide them don't boss them.
Inspire them. If you think they can achieve more than they are demonstrating to you or even if you don't think they, for heavens sake, never settle!
I'm not a member of the "good enough" club. Push them. Challenge them to do their best and they will rise to the challenge.
Set out a timeline for completion of a project, scene study or deadlines on a rehearsal calendar, but expect to be flexible with the deadlines. High school students are busy kids–many on sports teams as well as in the school play, working an evening job or baby sit their siblings after school. They need you to be somewhat adaptable. Generally, they will come through for you.
It is acceptable to them for you to give them public criticism.
Occasionally, you can gently tease them but expect them to tease back! And accept it.
They are willing to be role models, even for a student only a year younger than they.
Permit them to explore an assignment as far as they are willing.
Put them in positions of leadership, allowing them to learn through the responsibility. For instance, if you ask one to assistant director for you, give them a scene in the play to block and direct. Use the blocking and direction they gave in your show. So what if the scene isn't perfect? It is more important for the entire group to see you trust them and didn't meddle.
They need a mentor/friend at this age. Keep a line of professionalism, but do include them in your life. They love being close to you.
Treat them with respect for the young adult they are becoming.
I hope you enjoy teaching students of all ages as much as I have. I bet you find your niche quickly.


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//Definition of GC String class.

#ifndef SYNSAMPLE_CORE_STRINGEX_H_INCLUDED
#define SYNSAMPLE_CORE_STRINGEX_H_INCLUDED

#include <atomic>
#include <cassert>
#include <memory>
#include <ostream>
#include <string>

#include "common.h"
#include "gc.h"
#include "stringex__dec.h"

namespace syn_script {

	StringLoc operator+(const StringLoc& a, const StringLoc& b);
	std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& out, const StringLoc& str);

	//
	//String
	//

	class String : public ObjectEx {
		NONCOPYABLE(String);

		friend StringLoc operator+(const StringLoc& a, const StringLoc& b);
		friend std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& out, const StringLoc& str);

		gc::Ref<gc::PrimitiveArray<char>> m_value;
		mutable std::atomic<std::size_t> m_hash;

	public:
		String();
		void gc_enumerate_refs() override;

		void initialize(const char* str);
		void initialize(const char* str, std::size_t len);
		void initialize(const std::string& str);
		void initialize(const std::string& str, std::size_t start_pos, std::size_t end_pos);
		void initialize(const StringLoc& str, std::size_t start_pos, std::size_t end_pos);
		void initialize(const StringLoc& a, const StringLoc& b);

	public:
		bool is_empty() const;
		std::size_t length() const;
		char char_at(std::size_t index) const;
		StringLoc substring(std::size_t start) const;
		StringLoc substring(std::size_t start, std::size_t end) const;

		std::unique_ptr<char[]> get_c_string() const;
		std::string get_std_string() const;
		void get_std_string(std::size_t start_ofs, std::size_t end_ofs, std::string& str) const;
		gc::Local<ByteArray> get_bytes() const;
		const char* get_raw_data() const;

		int compare_to(const StringLoc& str) const;

		bool equals(const gc::Local<const ObjectEx>& obj) const override;
		std::size_t hash_code() const override;

		static int compare(const gc::Local<const String>& str1, const gc::Local<const String>& str2);
	};

	//
	//StringKey
	//

	class StdStringKey;
	class GCStringKey;
	class GCPtrStringKey;

	class StringKey {
	protected:
		StringKey(){}

	public:
		virtual int compare_to(const StringKey& key) const = 0;
		virtual int compare_to_std(const StdStringKey& key) const = 0;
		virtual int compare_to_gc(const GCStringKey& key) const = 0;
		virtual int compare_to_gc_ptr(const GCPtrStringKey& key) const = 0;
		virtual const StringLoc& get_gc_string() const;
	};

	//
	//StdStringKey
	//

	class StdStringKey : public StringKey {
		const std::string* m_str;
		std::size_t m_start_ofs;
		std::size_t m_end_ofs;

	public:
		explicit StdStringKey(const std::string& str);
		StdStringKey(const std::string& str, std::size_t start_ofs, std::size_t end_ofs);

		int compare_to(const StringKey& key) const override;
		int compare_to_std(const StdStringKey& key) const override;
		int compare_to_gc(const GCStringKey& key) const override;
		int compare_to_gc_ptr(const GCPtrStringKey& key) const override;
		const StringLoc& get_gc_string() const override;

		std::size_t length() const {
			return m_end_ofs - m_start_ofs;
		}

		char char_at(std::size_t index) const {
			return (*m_str)[m_start_ofs + index];
		}
	};

	//
	//GCStringKey
	//

	class GCStringKey : public StringKey {
		StringLoc m_str;
		std::size_t m_start_ofs;
		std::size_t m_end_ofs;

	public:
		explicit GCStringKey(const StringLoc& str);
		GCStringKey(const StringLoc& str, std::size_t start_ofs, std::size_t end_ofs);

		int compare_to(const StringKey& key) const override;
		int compare_to_std(const StdStringKey& key) const override;
		int compare_to_gc(const GCStringKey& key) const override;
		int compare_to_gc_ptr(const GCPtrStringKey& key) const override;
		const StringLoc& get_gc_string() const override;

		std::size_t length() const {
			return m_end_ofs - m_start_ofs;
		}

		char char_at(std::size_t index) const {
			return m_str->char_at(m_start_ofs + index);
		}
	};

	//
	//GCPtrStringKey
	//

	class GCPtrStringKey : public StringKey {
		const String* m_str;
		std::size_t m_start_ofs;
		std::size_t m_end_ofs;

	public:
		explicit GCPtrStringKey(const String* str);
		GCPtrStringKey(const String* str, std::size_t start_ofs, std::size_t end_ofs);

		int compare_to(const StringKey& key) const override;
		int compare_to_std(const StdStringKey& key) const override;
		int compare_to_gc(const GCStringKey& key) const override;
		int compare_to_gc_ptr(const GCPtrStringKey& key) const override;

		std::size_t length() const {
			return m_end_ofs - m_start_ofs;
		}

		char char_at(std::size_t index) const {
			return m_str->char_at(m_start_ofs + index);
		}
	};

	//
	//StringKeyValue
	//

	class StringKeyValue {
		const StringKey* m_key;

	public:
		explicit StringKeyValue(const StringKey& key);
		const StringKey& get_key() const;
	};

	bool operator==(const StringKey& a, const StringKey& b);
	bool operator<(const StringKey& a, const StringKey& b);
	bool operator==(const StringKeyValue& a, const StringKeyValue& b);
	bool operator<(const StringKeyValue& a, const StringKeyValue& b);

	class StringIterator;

	bool operator==(const StringIterator& a, const StringIterator& b);
	bool operator!=(const StringIterator& a, const StringIterator& b);

	//
	//StringIterator
	//

	class StringIterator {
		friend bool operator==(const StringIterator& a, const StringIterator& b);
		friend bool operator!=(const StringIterator& a, const StringIterator& b);

		static const std::string EMPTY;

		const String* m_str;
		std::size_t m_pos;

	public:
		StringIterator() : m_str(nullptr), m_pos(0){}
		StringIterator(const String* str, std::size_t pos) : m_str(str), m_pos(pos){}

		static StringIterator begin(const String* str) {
			assert(str);
			return StringIterator(str, 0);
		}

		static StringIterator end(const String* str) {
			assert(str);
			return StringIterator(str, str->length());
		}

		std::size_t pos() const { return m_pos; }

		char operator*() const {
			assert(m_str);
			return m_str->char_at(m_pos);
		}

		StringIterator operator+(std::size_t dist) const {
			return StringIterator(m_str, m_pos + dist);
		}

		StringIterator& operator++() {
			++m_pos;
			return *this;
		}

		char operator[](std::size_t index) const {
			assert(m_str);
			assert(index <= m_str->length() - m_pos);
			return m_str->char_at(m_pos + index);
		}

		std::size_t operator-(const StringIterator& iter) const {
			assert(m_str == iter.m_str);
			assert(m_pos >= iter.m_pos);
			return m_pos - iter.m_pos;
		}

		StringLoc get_string(const StringIterator& end) const {
			assert(m_str);
			assert(m_str == end.m_str);
			assert(m_pos <= end.m_pos);
			return m_str->substring(m_pos, end.m_pos);
		}

		void get_std_string(const StringIterator& end, std::string& str) const {
			assert(m_str);
			assert(m_str == end.m_str);
			assert(m_pos <= end.m_pos);
			return m_str->get_std_string(m_pos, end.m_pos, str);
		}

		GCPtrStringKey get_string_key(const StringIterator& end) const {
			assert(m_str);
			assert(m_str == end.m_str);
			assert(m_pos <= end.m_pos);
			return GCPtrStringKey(m_str, m_pos, end.m_pos);
		}
	};

	inline bool operator==(const StringIterator& a, const StringIterator& b) {
		assert(a.m_str == b.m_str);
		return a.m_pos == b.m_pos;
	}

	inline bool operator!=(const StringIterator& a, const StringIterator& b) {
		assert(a.m_str == b.m_str);
		return a.m_pos != b.m_pos;
	}

}

#endif//SYNSAMPLE_CORE_STRINGEX_H_INCLUDED

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Belleville West (5-1), ranked eighth last week, dropped two spots and is now ranked 10th in Class 7A.
Also dropping in their respective classes were undefeated Highland and Columbia.
Highland (6-0), which has outscored its six opponents 264-56 and blew out Civic Memorial 47-0 a week ago, fell from fourth to fifth in the Class 5A poll. Columbia (6-0), which rallied in the final minute to defeat Freeburg (4-2) 38-34,, dropped from fourth to fifth in the Class 4A poll.
While Columbia dropped, Mater Dei and Cahokia both remain in the Class 4A poll after impressive wins. Mater Dei (6-0), which won at Quincy Notre Dame, 42-14, is ranked sixth. Cahokia, moving in on the South Seven Conference title, moved up two spots and is now ranked eighth in the Class 4A poll. The Comanches (5-1) defeated Centralia 53-0 a week ago.


Hop on Pinterest, Instagram, or Facebook, and you'll likely see a picture of someone's breakfast, lunch or dinner. The photographer behind the camera likely put thought into the photo, crafting an idyllic scene featuring a meal for the human eye. As a culture, we're obsessed with food and perfection, and our social media feeds speak to this like nothing else. Whether we're seeking the latest restaurant with the most delicious X (biscuits, pasta, pho, paleo menu—you name it!) or attempting to capture a photo of our dinner to make it look flawless, we center our experience of the food on ourselves, primarily considering the image we project through our food and dining experience.
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After we had been at Mason's Yard for a bit, it became obvious that the gallery needed ground floor space and that the bookshop needed to be somewhere with passing trade. Fortunately John had met Chris Hill, who happened to have a bookshop on Southampton Row, one block from the British Museum. After some financial talk, and an injection of cash from Paul McCartney, we moved the bookshop to 102 Southampton Row and made Chris a director on MAD Ltd. The shop was 90 feet long so we only shelves the front half, not having enough money to buy enough books to fill that much space. I'm sure John was pleased to see us go: bookshops are inherently messy places, whereas art galleries are essentially white cubes, as clean and uncluttered as possible. At the gallery we had more display space in the back and at first, at least, the gallery used this for overflow exhibitions or for large works such as the Bashet brothers' musical sculptures, inventors of the aluminium piano, the inflatable guitar and various other experimental instruments which also worked as sculptures. In 1966, when we had the show, Francois and Bernard also exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. The drawback to all this was that the public adored them: they played them interminably until Ann, the shop manager, restricted the time allowed because it was driving her and Nick insane.
The bookcases were tall, the top shelves being used for concealed lighting and the shelf before for overstock. Joining the tops of the cases across the space was a ceiling made from strips of Mellonex, a plastic silver foil, like kitchen foil, that shimmered when the door was opened and people moved around and reflected the light. It was all very modern and, looking back, very sixties.
The crumpled photograph of me standing in the window of Indica in 1967 arrived through the mail one day, with no envelope, no indication as to who took it or sent it. I must have been aware of it being taken but couldn't remember. I liked it so much I used it as the cover of my In The Sixties book.


Dec 4, 2018-Participants who mainly comprised persons with disabilities at the rally organised in Kathmandu to mark the 27th International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD) have voiced for empowering them for inclusive equitable and sustainable development.
Ministry of Women, Children and Senior Citizen and National Federation of Disabled, Nepal jointly organised the event to observe the IDPD here.
The rally was flagged off from the Academy Hall in Kamaladi.
Participants carried placards displaying messages such as as 'Count me in', 'Ensure inclusiveness and equity for persons with disabilities', 'Invest in sign language, Production and mobilization of the sign language interpreters', 'Psychosocial disabilities are not a person's fault, it is the result of misconception and discrimination' and 'Implement the Acts on rights of persons with disabilities'.
The rally later ended in a corner meeting at the Office of the Social Welfare Council.
Women, Children and Senior Citizen Minister Thammaya Thapa said acts and laws promulgated to ensure the welfare of persons with disabilities must be effectively implemented.
Minister Thapa said she would ensure the policy is implemented, and make equal participation for persons with disabilities in every state structure.
Federation President Sudarshan Subedi demanded effective implementation of the provisions to construct disable-friendly infrastructures.
He said the Prime Minister's Office, the Council of Ministers, Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Women, Children and Senior Citizen, Kathmandu District Court among others had made disable-friendly infrastructures.
Private business sector, Chandragiri Hills Pvt Ltd, CTC Mall Sundhara, Grande Hospital at Tokha, Labim Mall at Pulchowk, Adharsha Saula Youth Secondary School and Nanglo Bakery Café at New Baneshower among others had installed disabled-friendly infrastructure. According to the latest census in 2011, there are 5,13,321 persons—1.94 per cent of the total population—living with different kinds of disabilities in the country. Among them, persons with physical disability accounted for 36.6 per cent, persons with visual impairment at 16.5 per cent, hearing impairment at 15.4 per cent.
Persons with verbal disability account for 11.5 per cent. Mentally slow persons comprise 6 per cent and those with multiple disabilities 7.5 per cent, according to the census. The World Health Organization's data shows more than one billion people, or approximately 15 per cent of the world's population, live with some form of disability while 80 per cent of them live in developing countries.


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This next song is only dedicated to beautiful people here tonight. That means all of you. Thank you for coming along... and making this a great occasion.
Freddie Mercury Queen
Great music is its own movie, already. And the challenge, as a music fan, is to keep the song as powerful as it wants to be, to not tamper with it and to somehow give it a home.
I don't think a reggaeton song will break again like 'Gasolina' did.
At times God puts us through the discipline of darkness to teach us to heed Him. Song birds are taught to sing in the dark, and we are put into the shadow of God's hand until we learn to hear Him.
There wasn't really a song or artist that made me want to be a singer, I think I was always a fan of country music.
A bell's not a bell 'til you ring it, A song's not a song 'til you sing it, Love in your heart wasn't put there to stay, Love isn't love 'til you give it away!
As much as heartbreak music might be therapeutic, we all want love and long for that feeling. So if a song can give you that feeling, even without being in love, that's amazing.
Ella Mai
Music is a powerful tool in galvanizing people around an issue. There's no better way to get your point across than to put it in a beautiful song.
If I know a song of Africa, of the giraffe and the African new moon lying on her back, of the plows in the fields and the sweaty faces of the coffee pickers, does Africa know a song of me?
Whenever you're in a relationship, you have that favorite song that reminds you of when you first got together or when you first kissed, and then every time you hear that song, it reminds you of that person.
We shot 'Telusa Telusa' song in Bolivia. It took us 50 hours to get to the location. We shot in high altitudes, and oxygen cylinders were kept handy.
Once a song's out there, it's no longer mine. And that's the whole purpose of music: to belong to people.
Sade Adu
Waiting the word of the Master, Watching the Hidden Light; Listening to his orders In the very midst of the fight; Seeing His slightest signal Across the heads of the throng; Hearing His faintest whisper Above earth's loudest song.
I think it's good if a song has more than one meaning. Maybe that kind of song can reach far more people.
Syd Barrett Pink Floyd
When I auditioned for drama college, they asked me to do my Shakespeare. I couldn't do it. They asked me to do my modern, and I couldn't do it. They asked me if I had a song prepared, and I said 'No,' so I sang 'Happy Birthday.' And I did a reasonable improvisation, a reasonable one, nothing special at all. I don't know how I got in, but I did.
Hans Matheson
I'm not afraid of being thought of as someone who is associated with film music. Why not? If it's a good song, what does it matter?
The song is sort of a study in unconscious cruelty. But everybody seems more concerned with what was thrown off the bridge than they are with the thoughtlessness of people expressed in the song.
Bobbie Gentry
I met the Colonel when Elvis was recording some song I'd written for one of his movies. Elvis was just having fun with the gang and all the Memphis boys and Colonel Parker was sitting over here in like a theater seat.
When I picked up guitar, it wasn't like, 'OK, I'm going to be Kenny Chesney.' It was like, 'I want to play a chord,' and then it was like, 'I want to play another one, then play a song, then sing while playing the song.'
Words make you think a thought. Music makes you feel a feeling. A song makes you feel a thought.
E. Y. Harburg
I love singing Christmas carols. I know every harmony to every music-hall Christmas song.
When I was younger, I was able to write with music playing in the background, but these days, I can't. I find it distracting. Even when the music is just instrumental or has lyrics in a language I don't understand, the clash between the voices in my head and the song can be very disorienting.
Daniel Alarcon
If I wanted to make a quick buck, there's far easier ways of doing it. What I want is to provoke people. If you want a hit song, all you need to do is rewrite an old song. It might have been proven to work, but you won't be remembered the same way.
Step n' move your hips With a feelin' from side to side Sit yourself down in your car And take a ride.And while you're movin' Rock steady Rock steady baby. Let's call this song exactly what it is (What it is -what it is - what it is)
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Anne's twin brother has cerebral palsy. Today is National Siblings Day, and Anne is sharing her story as part of our 100 days, 100 stories campaign.
My twin brother, Jack, has cerebral palsy and can't walk or talk. Having a disabled sibling feels completely normal, because I've never known anything different.
There were resources offered in school for young carers but I never felt they were applicable to me, as I've never felt that I go beyond the call of duty in taking care of him.
My parents, social services and carers feed, wash and change him, and I read to him and entertain him. I never felt like my childhood was unusual, and my parents always made sure that I didn't feel left out.
Even though I feel like I've had the best possible experience of having a disabled brother, there were still limited examples growing up of people in the same situation.
None of my friends had disabled siblings, and although I read a couple of children's books on the subject I didn't feel they were reflective of my experience.
In one book I read the disabled brother died, and in another a girl was ashamed to invite friends over because of her disabled sister. The first book, while realistic, was too depressing, and the second felt dated. It had never occurred to me to feel nervous about introducing my friends to Jack. They had grown up around him and were used to him.
In both books the main characters were bullied because of their disabled siblings, but that has never happened to me. I might be more easily offended than others by certain words, but the thought of anyone specifically making fun of Jack seems absurd.
While I never felt that different from my friends, I could get really angry when I saw them fighting with their brothers and sisters.
Although I understand now that it's completely normal, at the time I felt that they were not making the most of having an able-bodied sibling to talk to and play with.
I was jealous of them, but I was never particularly lonely or miserable because I could play with school friends or next-door neighbours. In many ways I feel that my childhood was better and richer than if I had been an only child.
Jack is healthy most of the time, and the few times he has been seriously ill I was either too young to understand or deliberately kept away from what was happening.
My family often behave strangely because of Jack, and I don't realise that we're unusual until someone else is visiting and comments on it. We play mealtime word games to entertain him, often roping in guests and visiting relatives.
Jack has to be fed, so our lunch takes twice as long as usual so both he and the person feeding him can eat. Sometimes I'm forced to recite nursery rhymes and times tables at the dinner table for his entertainment, but if mild embarrassment in front of guests is the worst thing about my experience then I can't really complain.
I'm uncomfortable whenever I tell people about Jack and they react with pity, because I feel like I've been luckier than most people in similar situations. Jack is happy and well, so the rest of us are happy too.


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5th international Grodan propagation seminar:
Plant blindness in theory and practice
Propagators from all over the world visited Grodan's fifth international seminar, which was this year held in the Van Nelle factory in Rotterdam. In this historic building, which has featured on the world heritage list since June 2014, they listened to a presentation on the theoretical background of plant blindness given by Steven Groot, a seed quality researcher at Wageningen university. That was followed by a short practical. Ard Rijlaarsdam, quality manager at Monsanto, explained the strict procedures that his company uses to prevent problems such as plant blindness.
Although plant blindness, the dying of the apical meristem, was already the topic of the international seminar in 2015, the release of research data of Steven Groot and others was considered a good reason to focus on this issue once again.
The first research project, which took place between 2009 and 2013, was a joint effort of seed companies and propagators that was partly financed by the Top Consortium for Knowledge and Innovation in Horticulture and Propagating Material. Fewer seed companies are involved in the second project, which will be concluded in 2018.
Plant blindness due to high temperatures
Many different factors were considered in the search for the cause of plant blindness, such as the type of cultivar used (more or less susceptible to the problem), the priming of seed, high, or on the contrary low light intensities in combination with high or low temperatures during germination, and damage to the cotyledons.
Part of the first research project involved a series of tests during propagation. A high light intensity during propagation was found to increase the risk of plant blindness. Groot presented a diagram showing how 600 µmol light results in 70% plant blindness. This effect was most evident in the first three days after germination. The temperature was also found to be an influential factor. The effect was greater at 25°C than at 20°C. As the temperature still had a strong effect in the dark, the researchers concluded that temperature is the decisive factor.
"If seedlings are exposed to a high temperature for the first two days there will already be a risk of the formation of blind plants. We have developed tests with which seed companies and propagators can test seed samples themselves, to find out whether the seed is susceptible to high temperatures during germination," says Groot.
Priming of seed was also found to have an effect. Every company has its own, secret procedure that apparently has different effects in terms of plant blindness. Another factor is hereditariness: some varieties are more susceptible to plant blindness than others. In the second project that is being carried out now the researchers are studying hereditary factors, conditions during seed production and the applicability of the developed tests.
There are many measures that propagators can take to prevent plant blindness, but the question is how effective they will be. "Closer study of plants has shown that plant blindness may often already have occurred without it being visible with the naked eye. By the time that the first truss becomes visible the second and third trusses, possibly afflicted by plant blindness, have already been formed, and there is no sense in taking any measures at that stage."
The researcher showed photos to explain how a tomato plant grows. After a few leaves have been formed the growing point starts to form a cluster of flowers. The plant then continues to grow, forming a new cluster and shoot every three leaves. Such a young shoot looks beautiful under an electron microscope. It's still quite visible under a light microscope. The people who tried separating the various parts of a plant under a microscope during the practical found that a rather difficult task. It is an acquired skill that requires quite a bit of practice. According to Groot it is certainly worthwhile to regularly check your plants' development and look for signs of plant blindness.
Restriction and communication
Ard Rijlaarsdam, quality manager at Monsanto, talked about his company's efforts to restrict plant blindness in the context of its general aim to supply healthy, well-germinating seed. The company uses various quality and certification systems to secure its processes, such as GSPP (Good Seed and Plant Practices) and ESTA (European Seed Treatment Assurance). This means that they inspect various quality characteristics of the seed in every step, from the seed's production in the field up to and including its cleaning and packaging. Is the seed of the right variety and free of contaminants? Does the seed have a good germination capacity? Does it produce good plants or does something go wrong in the division of the cells in the apical meristem, resulting in plant blindness?
According to Rijlaarsdam, plant blindness may develop in different stages – in a young plant before the grafting or in larger plants, between the second and third clusters of flowers. "Of course we make every effort to prevent plant blindness. We adjust the production of seed of varieties that are susceptible to it. And priming (a pre-germination treatment) ensures that seed will germinate faster and more uniformly," Rijlaarsdam explained. Random tests are carried out of lots of seed before delivery, to determine the percentage of plant blindness. This is done using a UT (Usable Transplant) test. "We inspect trays of tomato seedlings in various stages. We grow the plants under controlled conditions in climate chambers and then inspect them for plant blindness and other defects. We have found that the light intensity and temperature - and an imbalance of the two - may cause plant blindness." The company always communicates the results of its tests to its customers, the plant propagators. Seed lots that are found to have a high percentage of plant blindness are not supplied to customers.
Economic damage
In a brief calculation, Hans van Herk, propagation specialist at Grodan, showed how much economic damage plant blindness occurring after the second leaf may cause in practice, taking the variety Merlice as an example. "Let's assume a total of 25000 plants per ha and 10% plant blindness. If each plant is missing two trusses we arrive at 5000 trusses of five fruits each, which together weigh 0.9 kilos. The total loss then amounts to 4500 kilos at € 0.50/kg. The total costs consequently amount to 10% of the total plant costs per ha. So there is every reason to take this problem seriously."
According to Van Herk another cause of plant blindness is excess assimilates at an early stage. He is of the opinion that removing some of the second leaves results in more balanced shoots, less elongation of the part of the stem between the leaves and also less risk of plant blindness because there are no excess assimilates.
A Grodan seminar would not be complete without an impression of the latest developments, such as the NG 2.0 technology in plugs, blocks and slabs. "This new technology makes the initial wetting of the stone wool faster and more efficient. The water is uniformly distributed right up to the top of the block or slab. And the resaturation capacity is also better. These characteristics make it easier to promote generative development, Van Herk explained.
He has noted an increase in the demand for larger planting blocks in the Netherlands, especially in September, from growers who grow their crops with lighting. In the winter the demand for the standard size is greatest. In summer, a larger volume is used to ensure a greater buffer, to minimise the vegetative effect of the water dose. Other risks, such as those of the plants falling over and less firm stakes, must also be minimised.
The blocks with smaller planting holes have great potential due to the better connection between the plugs and the blocks, promoting faster root growth into the blocks.
A visit to Monsanto and Beekenkamp
The next day the foreign propagators visited the breeding and seed company Monsanto in Bergschenhoek and the nursery Beekenkamp Plants in Maasdijk.
After a short introduction to Monsanto the propagators were given an impression of the cleaning, disinfection, priming and coating of seed, and how germination tests are carried out in order to evaluate the seed's health and germination capacity.
Dressed in hygienic protective clothing and wearing safety spectacles they were granted a look behind the scenes. A few seeds are selected at random from every lot and they are then sown and propagated under standard conditions. It's important to obtain the most accurate possible impression of the seedlings during propagation. Monsanto has invested in 2D and 3D imaging equipment in order to be able to screen the young plants more accurately and more efficiently during their growth. This development is still in a test phase.
The Beekenkamp nursery is a family business comprising three divisions. One of the divisions focuses on propagating young plants for the production of vegetables and ornamental plants, another concentrates on breeding chrysanthemums and the third one on packaging. The company has several branches in the Netherlands and other countries. It produces around 350 million young vegetable plants a year. One of the branches is in the Dutch town of Maasdijk. Like the other branches it has concrete floors, insect screens in the ventilation windows, lighting and sunscreens. The temperature is controlled to reduce the risk of plant blindness. Almost literally amongst the young plants the visitors engaged in a lively discussion about light intensities, moisture deficit and the EC of the irrigation water and the blocks. Next, the group visited the new build at 's-Gravenzande, where a greenhouse with an area of 6 ha is being built, which will be taken into operation on 1 November.
www.grodan.nl
Publication date: Tue 18 Oct 2016
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Nick Rogers, a former Georgia Tech star who played four seasons in the NFL, has died.
Rogers, 30, was killed in a single-car wreck in College Park around 1:30 a.m. Monday, according to the Fulton County medical examiner. Rogers' car left the road and struck a power pole, the medical examiner's office said.
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