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Concert Preview: Grammy Winner Steve Earle Putting Up His 'Dukes' May 13 Concert Preview: Grammy Winner Steve Earle Putting Up His 'Dukes' May 13 0
By John Voket
Published: May 10, 2019 at 01:00 pm
Multi-Grammy winner Steve Earle, center, and his long-running band The Dukes are returning to The Ridgefield Playhouse on Monday, May 13, at 8 pm, supporting "Guy" — a new album of songs written by the legendary Guy Clark. One of the most acclaimed singer-songwriters of his generation, Earle is a master storyteller in his own right, who has also penned songs for Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Joan Baez, Emmylou Harris, and The Pretenders. For tickets ($62.50), call or visit the box office, 203-438-5795, or reserve them online at ridgefieldplayhouse.org.
Steve Earle told The Newtown Bee his new tribute album to mentor and friend Guy Clark, entitled "Guy", with cover art by Tony Fitzpatrick, features the best configuration of players from his long-standing backing ensemble The Dukes — Kelley Looney on bass, Chris Masterson on guitar, Eleanor Whitmore on fiddle & mandolin, Ricky Ray Jackson on pedal steel guitar, and Brad Pemberton on drums & percussion — who will be backing him at the Ridgefield Playhouse show May 13.
Multi-Grammy winner and Renaissance man Steve Earle spent some time recently talking with The Newtown Bee about his new album "Guy", and his new band and tour, which is heading to The Ridgefield Playhouse May 13 with opening act The Mastersons. (AP photo)
RIDGEFIELD — One of the greatest compliments an artist can pay to someone who greatly influenced their own creativity is to emulate that mentor.
Multiple Grammy Award winner, singer-songwriter, performer, author, actor, and playwright Steve Earle has been fortunate to have had two incredibly talented but drastically different mentors, and he has been able to produce his own projects paying tribute to each of them.
Having been deeply influenced by the songwriting of Townes van Zandt, Earle made his music the subject of the Grammy-winning 2009 album Townes. And now, a decade later, he's done the same for Guy Clark, who gave Earle his first full-time gig.
In a chat with The Newtown Bee ahead of his May 13 headline set at The Ridgefield Playhouse, Earle said his brand new album Guy features the best configuration of players from his longstanding backing ensemble The Dukes — Kelley Looney on bass, Chris Masterson on guitar, Eleanor Whitmore on fiddle and mandolin, Ricky Ray Jackson on pedal steel guitar, and Brad Pemberton on drums and percussion — who will be backing him at the Playhouse show.
Guy also features guest appearances by fellow Guy Clark cohorts Emmylou Harris, Rodney Crowell, Terry Allen, Jerry Jeff Walker, Mickey Raphael, Shawn Camp, Verlon Thompson, and Gary Nicholson, and imaging from photographer Jim McGuire.
One of the most acclaimed singer-songwriters of his generation, the protégé of van Zandt and Clark quickly became a master storyteller in his own right, with his songs being recorded by Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Joan Baez, Emmylou Harris, The Pretenders, and countless others.
After being hired to play bass in Clark's touring band at age 19, Earle honed his craft creating a string of songs that became hits for other artists, before he finally produced his own EP with the first line-up of The Dukes in 1982 titled Pink & Black. The next three years saw Earle recording with and then swiftly departing several record labels.
Then, in 1986 came the release of Earle's seminal Guitar Town, which shot to #1 on the country charts. What followed was a varied array of releases including the Grammy Award-winning albums The Revolution Starts...Now (2004), Washington Square Serenade (2007), and the aforementioned Townes.
Last year, Earle celebrated the 30th Anniversary of his legendary album, Copperhead Road, which contained a title track that exposed Earle to a global mainstream audience thanks to its being embraced by country and rock radio and millions of listeners drawn to the tale of a Vietnam vet who substituted marijuana for moonshine while following in his daddy's outlaw career path.
A true Renaissance man, Earle has become a novelist; a film, TV, and stage actor; playwright; record producer; and radio host. In 2017, he appeared in the off-Broadway play Samara, for which he also wrote a score The New York Times called "exquisitely subliminal." And his recording of Tom Waits' song "Way Down in the Hole" became the theme song for the fifth season of the Emmy nominated HBO series The Wire in which Earle appeared as the character Walon.
When considering van Zandt and Clark, Earle said his musical mentors were "like Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg to me."
"When it comes to mentors, I'm glad I had both," Earle said. "If you asked Townes what's it all about, he'd hand you a copy of Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee. If you asked Guy the same question, he'd take out a piece of paper and teach you how to diagram a song, what goes where. Townes was one of the all-time great writers, but he only finished three songs during the last fifteen years of his life.
"Guy had cancer and wrote songs until the day he died...he painted, he built instruments, he owned a guitar shop in the Bay Area where the young Bobby Weir hung out," Earle continued. "He was older and wiser. You hung around with him and knew why they call what artists do disciplines. Because he was disciplined."
That's where The Newtown Bee picked up on the conversation.
The Newtown Bee: You were 19 when you started playing bass with Guy Clark. You talk on your website about respecting his discipline, but what were some other things you most admired about him?
Steve Earle: Number one, he was willing to support younger writers like me — he went out of his way in that respect. So I toured with him playing bass for this one cycle when his first record came out. And there's this tune of mine called "Mercenary Song" that we're doing on this tour because it was one of the songs that Guy used to play all the time. He was always telling people to listen to that song. That was the way he was, he got me my first publishing deal by browbeating his own publisher until they signed me.
And it's true, he was disciplined. He was the opposite of Townes — Townes wasn't. He was great, and he was born to be a songwriter, but Guy got up every day and worked at it. He worked at it every day until he just couldn't anymore, which was shortly before he died.
TNB: Did Guy influence your early songwriting differently that he did as you became well-seasoned at it?
Earle: There's been several times in my career when I've gone back to Guy. For one thing, the way he wrote was sort of the way I wrote anyway — he was a story songwriter. And that's what I naturally tended to do, really prose that just happened to rhyme, stories with a beginning, middle, and an end. I'm always more proud of the more poetic stuff as Townes was, but it didn't seem to come as easy to me.
Guy was, too. But Guy was probably the greatest story songwriter that ever lived, so it was easy for me to gravitate toward him.
TNB: How about in terms of performing? Were there things you saw Guy doing that you adopted or paid tribute to when you moved up to the frontman position playing music on stage?
Earle: That's where we did things a little differently, Guy didn't talk much. I'm the opposite, I talk a lot on stage. But there were little things like, I use the same kind of guitar pick he used to — sort of a combination flat pick and thumb pick. And my guitar style is based on Guy's, Townes', and John Prine's when you get right down to it.
TNB: Do you recall any reaction or feedback from Guy before he passed about the way you sang or performed his songs?
Earle: I recorded "The Last Gunfighter Ballad" when Guy turned 60. A bunch of us made a private record for him as a gift. So I made a solo recording of that song and Guy really liked it.
After we did that recording, they wanted me to cut it again but I said I didn't think I could beat that performance. At the time Guy was still alive and he said he didn't think so either. He really liked it and would play it for people and that was the only time he ever heard me do one of his songs.
On the last night of our sessions for this record I tried to beat that take of that Gunfighter Ballad, and I couldn't do it. So the only cut on Guy that wasn't recorded during our session was the 20-year-old cut from that recording we made for him on his birthday.
TNB: You both shared the experience of having a lot of huge talents recording or performing songs you wrote. Is it generally more positive or challenging for you to hear your songs sung by other voices and played by other players?
Earle: It's always positive for me. Maybe sometimes I don't care for it, you know? But it still means I made a little bit of money from something I wrote.
And my way might not always be right. All my songs are written for me to perform, but that doesn't mean I have a right to enforce how others do them. I may not like it, but I'm not sure that matters one way or the other in the end.
TNB: As plans for the new album solidified, were you already pretty set on which tunes of Guy Clark's you wanted to include?
Earle: The short answer is, yes. I thought a lot about it beforehand and there are probably a lot of people who are disappointed that songs like "The Cape" aren't there, and some other songs. But after wrestling with it, I finally had to decide. So if somebody wants to make their own Guy Clark album, they can put "The Cape" on it (laughing).
TNB: Which songs on Guy were particularly satisfying to you as you settled into finishing the new album?
Earle: Probably "L.A. Freeway" and "Dublin Blues," because I think I did something with it that was more electric than Guy did it, without changing the song [structure] at all.
And then "Randall Knife," just because that was intimidating. It was so personal for me that I almost didn't record it. But I did and I'm glad I did. A lot of people would have missed it if it wasn't there.
TNB: Why was it intimidating?
Earle: Performing it on stage every night is tough. But that's what the job is. Everybody's got a father, and relationships between fathers and sons is probably one of the most complicated relationships that exists in the universe. No matter what, fathers and sons — even in the best relationships — they're competitive and there are always issues. That's just the way it is.
TNB: Were there any cuts that came out better in the end than you thought while you were recording them?
Earle: You know John, we rehearsed this record so much during soundchecks before we went into the studio that when we did go in we recorded it in just five days. There's no overdubbed vocals and no overdubbed solos. That's because this band is really good, I knew they were that good, and I knew we could do it, so I didn't worry about it all that much.
TNB: You're coming into Ridgefield with the latest configuration of a band you originally formed in the mid-1970s. Tell me a bit about The Dukes circa 2019.
Earle: They can play everything that we do and everything I've written. I've made bluegrass records, rock records, and I missed doing the kind of country stuff that was part of my earlier years.
This band can do all that stuff, and because we've got Eleanor (Whitmore), we can do some pretty good versions of the bluegrass stuff. I finally have a band that can do the entire range of what I write.
TNB: As you began enjoying creative success as more than a musician, and you found positive receptions to acting, poetry, writing fiction shorts, a novel, hosting a radio show, and producing a play, did you take these new career opportunities in stride, or were each of these diversions part of some concerted plan of where you wanted to go next?
Earle: At some point I decided I was going to do each of the things that I did. I don't think any of it was ever a accident.
But early on I had no idea I was ever going to write a book in 1986. I had been trying to be a good songwriter for so long — and to be a singer-songwriter. And I struggled for 13 years trying to get there. But you know, things come along. At one point I thought I should stick to just one thing, and then other influences come along.
Look at Tony Fitzpatrick, the artist who does my album covers [including Guy]. Art is his day job, but he also does some acting. So I finally figured out that at least trying to do all these other things helped inform my day job. And me being an actor, that was totally [co-creator of The Wire] David Simon's idea. In fact, I turned down acting gigs out of hand when I was much younger and better looking.
But then I figured out it was just another kind of storytelling, and I think I've become a better live performer since I started acting.
For tickets ($62.50) call or visit the box office, 203-438-5795 or go online at ridgefieldplayhouse.org. The Ridgefield Playhouse is a non-profit performing arts center located at 80 East Ridge, parallel to Main Street.
John Prine will join Steve Earle & The Dukes headlining the 6th Annual Rockland Bergen Music Festival June 22 and 23 at German Masonic Park in Tappan, NY. Early bird tickets are currently on sale on at www.rbmfestival.com.
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Activities and highlights in Lüderitz and surroundings
This page provides an overview of activities, highlights and sights in Lüderitz. Touristic highlights are some of the well maintained old houses from the German colonial times, build in Wilhelminian Art Deco. Also remarkable is the amount of appealing coastal beaches, especially the Big Bay and many sandy bays and lagoons. At the Halifax Island penguins and flamingos can be seen. In the close vicinity of Lüderitz are more points of interest such as the Bogenfels, Kolmanskop (a ghost town) and the Restricted Diamond Area.
Bogenfels
The Bogenfels rock arch is a 55 m high lime rock formed like a bridge. It is situated at the south Atlantic coast in the middle of the Restricted Diamond Area about 100 km south of Lüderitz.
Bogenfels and Pomona Tour
Coastways Tours from Lüderitz own a concession and the relevant vehicles allowing them to offer an interesting and unique day tour into the Sperrgebiet. The highlights of this tour are visits to the diamond ghost town Pomona and the prominent rock arch called Bogenfels.
After becoming one of the richest towns in Africa during a diamond boom in 1910, Kolmanskop was left by all inhabtants in the following decades. Kolmanskop became a ghost town in the desert.
Franz Adolf Eduard Lüderitz, a merchant from Bremen in Germany founded the town of Lüderitz, named after himself, in May 1883. The town lies next to an open, natural ocean bay, one of very few along the so-called Diamond Coast.
Restricted Diamond Area
The Restricted Diamond Area is also called the Sperrgebiet National Park (proclaimed in 2008) and stretches from the southern border of the Namib Naukluft Park to the Orange River, the border of Namibia and South Africa.
Points of interest in Lüderitz
Stay in Lüderitz
Alte Villa
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Lüderitz Nest Hotel
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The problem is, that's where the education stopped. For the next few years, I believed that I would have trouble conceiving and that there was nothing I could do about it. I thought that the cysts were responsible for the PCOS and that as long as they were then then I was at their mercy.
This is absolutely not the case. Firstly, cysts have (almost) nothing to do with PCOS, they are merely an innocent bystander to the metabolic storm that's going on in our bodies. Secondly, PCOS is reversible: pregnancy and PCOS is possible! Although it's not easy for some, it all starts with understanding your PCOS.
Getting pregnant is way more technical than health courses make you believe. This is by no means an exhaustive list, but here are six steps that could help with pregnancy and PCOS.
Ovulation is when your ovaries release an egg. If unreleased, then the egg stays in the ovary as a half baked egg (or follicle). A 'cyst' is an accumulation of many of these, hence the name poly(many)cystic ovaries.
You can have polycystic ovaries and still ovulate, the cysts just mean that there have been instances in the past where you haven't ovulated.
You can only get pregnant if your ovaries are releasing an egg that can meet with the sperm. Therefore, the other part of the equation is that there needs to be sperm in there before you ovulate. If you are waiting until you ovulate to call your husband/partner/lover for a conjugal visit, then you may have missed the window. The strongest sperm can live for as long as four days inside you, making the days before ovulation vital. An egg dies within 24 hours after ovulation, so keep that in mind too.
A study in my home country, New Zealand, surveyed 80 women seeking fertility treatment. They had all been trying for a baby for more than 2 years. They found that 74% of women had inadequate fertility awareness to get pregnant. This tells me that we might think we know how the birds and the bees work, but in actual fact, we probably need much more education.
Educating yourself on how to detect the signs of ovulation is your first step. You can find this out by measuring your temperature and cervical fluid. Lisa at Fertility Friday has a great podcast about how to do this.
If you've done step one and know you are not ovulating, then the next step is to understand why. A common misconception is that all women with PCOS are made equal – this is absolutely not true. There are many different 'types' of PCOS, depending on the root cause. I find that inflammation and insulin resistance are the most common, but for others it can be due to stress hormones and too much exercise, poor gut health, or simply from being on the pill for many years.
You need to understand your PCOS root cause in order to reverse it. For example, a low carb diet might help someone with insulin resistance, but it will make things much worse for someone with post-pill PCOS.
When it comes to pregnancy and PCOS, your type and root cause of PCOS can change how you approach getting pregnant. Read my article about the causes of PCOS for more information.
– Inflammation of the adrenal glands and ovaries causes increased testosterone levels, disrupting the normal menstrual cycle and ovulation.
– Brain inflammation causes resistance to leptin, our satiety hormone.
– Inflammation prevents our bodies from burning fat as a fuel source.
– Muscle cell inflammation causes resistance to insulin.
– All grains (not just gluten).
– Sugar, especially high fructose corn syrup.
– Industrial seed oils (canola, soy, sunflower, vegetable).
– Dairy – this might not be problematic for all women, but you cannot be certain unless you've been tested and/or tried removing it from your diet.
I'm not purporting that people with a normal, healthy metabolism need to remove all of these. Some people are fine eating their porridge and milk. But if you have PCOS, then it's more than likely that you have some underlying inflammation and would be better off without these foods (at least in the short term). For more information, see my post about the best PCOS diet.
Not all women with PCOS have insulin resistance, so if you don't then you can skip this step. If you're unsure, then get down to your GP and get tested as soon as possible.
Studies have shown that improving insulin resistance helps to reduce testosterone levels and body weight, and improve ovulation. This is why many women are prescribed Metformin to help with fertility. Metformin is a drug that claims to improve insulin sensitivity, but is actually not very effective for many women.
One alternative to Metformin is a very low carbohydrate (ketogenic) diet. Ketogenic diets have been shown to be very successful in improving insulin resistance, dropping weight, and reducing testosterone levels. The last point is particularly important as testosterone levels must be reduced in order for ovulation to happen.
Our gut is home to 100 trillion microorganisms. This community of microorganisms is called the microbiome and has its good citizens and it's not so desirable ones. Problems arise when there are too many of the bad and not enough of the good.
– Too much bad bacteria can cause insulin resistance and inflammation.
– It also increases the rate at which we absorb fatty acids and carbohydrates.
– Too much bad bacteria increases the storage of calories as fat.
As I mentioned above, insulin resistance and inflammation are intimately linked to testosterone levels and ovulation. This is why it's so important that you address your gut health. I suggest introducing fermented foods into your diet and/or taking a good probiotic. For more information about gut health, read my post about whether bacteria is the secret to weight loss.
Controversial, I know! But in actual fact, most women are doing too much high intensity exercise (especially cardio) and not enough low intensity activity. If you're heading off to an early morning spin class, run, or aerobics class, only to sit at your desk all day, then you're doing it all wrong.
This type of high intensity cardio actually increases stress hormones. Stress hormones are produced by our adrenal glands, which are also responsible for 20-30% of our bodies production of androgenic hormones. Androgens include testosterone and are responsible for most of our PCOS symptoms, such as acne, hair growth, and ovulation problems.
If you'd like more information about the sort of exercising you should be doing, then read my article about the best exercise for PCOS.
If you've completed all of these steps and continue to have trouble getting pregnant then you might need some additional supplementation. They could also be a hidden cause for why you are not ovulating or not able to reverse your PCOS. This could be anything, from an undiagnosed thyroid condition or a gut infection, to environmental toxins. I often find that my clients just need some fine tuning in all of these areas. If you would like some personal help then please don't hesitate to reach out.


The National Declassification Center's Indexing and Declassification Review division has recently finished screening 250,000 pages of United States Marine Corps records from the Korean War. The documents released include Air and Ground unit diaries, primarily between 1950 and 1953. Over 60 years ago, the 1st Marine Division fought in the "Battle of Chosin Reservoir" (located in present-day South Hamgyong Province, North Korea) during November and December 1950. The following are the day-to-day accounts and operations of the battle, divided into parts One and Two.


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Criteria and Definitions
Migrant Family:
For purposes of establishing eligibility, a family with children under the age of compulsory school attendance who changed their residence by moving from one geographic location to another, either intrastate or interstate, within the preceding two years, for the purpose of engaging in agricultural work that involves the production and harvesting of tree and field crops and whose family income comes primarily from this activity.
Seasonal Farmworker Family:
A family who is engaged primarily in seasonal agricultural labor and who has not changed residences to another geographic location in the preceding two year period. Meets all other criteria for a Migrant Family as described above.
Grantee Agency:
This is the agency which has been awarded the grant to operate a Migrant Head Start program within a specified area. This area usually covers a state or region comprised of several states. Agreements are developed with other agencies to operate the program within or near their service area. Funds flow through the grantee agency to the delegate agency according to the terms of the agreement.
Delegate Agency:
Delegate agencies are selected, in part, because of their proximity to an identified need for a Migrant and/or Seasonal Head Start Program. Often these agencies operate an existing Regional Head Start program in the area and already maintain facilities which can be utilized for the Migrant or Seasonal Head Start program.
Grantee Agency Program
CAPCA Migrant Head Start administers the Migrant and Seasonal programs in Arkansas and southern Louisiana. The agency directly operates the site in Kensett, Arkansas and a second site in Amite, Louisiana.
Delegate Agency Programs
Child Development, Inc. (CDI):
The Migrant Head Start program is administered by CDI in southeast Arkansas through the site located at Dumas. This center also operates a full year Seasonal Head Start program.
Mississippi County Arkansas Economic Opportunity Commission (MCAEOC):
The delegate agency program MCAEOC maintains several sites for the Migrant Head Start program. Because of changing needs over a large service area, the number and location of sites may vary from year to year.
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Jah Burns Gallery
Wash House Poets
Return of the Codfather
Provocations
Put That Light Out!
Desvalidas
Up the Line - more details
The home of multimedia poetics
Isabel White
Isabel founded Alarms & Excursions in 2009, and has been director of the company ever since, involved with every project of the Collective, which is her real passion. Isabel is a prize winning, published poet, and leads on the artistic agenda of the company, spearheading the majority of projects. Performing across the UK, in Paris and Rotterdam, Isabel has worked with a host of performance poets, actors and musicians, including John Hegley, Michael Horowitz, Elvis McGonagall, Daljit Nagra, Benjamin Till… She hosted Wash House Poets in the City of London (2014-2016), and curated the poetry for the hugely successful Up The Line remembrance events between 2009 and 2013. Isabel was a finalist in the 2013 and 2017 BBC Radio 3 Proms competitions, Adlestrop and Guernsey International Competitions, Pendle War Poem competition (3rd place), was twice commended for the Elmbridge Literary Prize, shortlisted for the Bridport Prize (2016) and Vernal Equinox (2018) Competition. She has also perfomed in the Ledbury slam (three times) and won the Rhyme Against the Tide slam in January 2022. Isabel served six years on the Governing Council of the Poetry Society and founded and ran its Chichester Stanza for 3 years. Isabel recently joined the board of Modern Poetry in Translation. Her work is much anthologised and she has three full collections and a pamphlet published to date. Her collaboration with Agnes Meadows resulted in a new pamphlet published June 2022, and her next collection is due early spring 2023.
"I am constantly amazed at the possibilities that working with such a variety of talent brings to my own practice; new directions in movement, music and written and spoken word broaden my writing ideas beyond measure. I can't wait for our next project!"
James Hodgson
Provocateur/Performance Artist
James joined Alarms in 2016, where he acted as Provocateur for their production Warp & Weft, which for the first time incorporated an element of dance in the production. James is an experienced Performance Artist and Theatrical Devisor, and a graduate of Rose Bruford College of Speech & Drama. He spearheads We Are A Real Theatre Company and is currently Managing Director of Sydenham Arts, bringing creativity in abundance to a varied multi-disciplinary programme.
Emma O-Rourke
Emma graduated from Wimbledon College of Art, University of the Arts London, and holds an MA from the University of Manchester. Her work ranges in medium from drawing to video art, performativity in the everyday and all things tongue-in-cheek. A keen storyteller, she is inherently interested in the relationship between visual artists and performers, alongside archival material, film pop culture, banal moments and bingo.She has exhibited across the UK and was one of the selected artists for the Deptford X Festival 2013. She is one half of Well Made, a curatorial partnership aimed to spark conversations around art and health. Emma continues to practice alongside raising young Ethan, keeping her more than busy!
Irène Wernli,
Irène performs and devises collaborative work within dance, music and theatre. She taught Creative Producing for Live Performance and Theatre at Birkbeck University and was Visiting Lecturer in Dance at Bucks New University. Currently taking time out to welcome a new addition to the family, Irène divides her time between England, Switzerland and places in between as well as co-running the family restaurant.
"Warp & Weft offered a rare performance opportunity to use improvised Tap Dance. It used Tap Dance in an unusual set-up and I formed new relationships with artists from spoken word and music backgrounds".
Robin Pilcher
After a career teaching in further education, Robin took up poetry writing as a retirement hobby, and has now been scribbling for some eight years, during which time he has performed at a number of festivals, various London poetry café venues and on Croydon internet radio. He specialises in new takes on Medieval English (who wouldn't).
Cassandra Mathews
Musician (Guitar, Flute, Lute), Composer, Arranger
Royal College of Music graduate Cassandra has worked with John Williams, Bernard Haitinck, Craig Ogden on guitar and Jakob Lindberg on the lute. She won the Lennox Berkeley Guitar Prize 2012. A highly accomplished chamber musician, she has played at Wigmore Hall, V&A Museum and Kings Place, recently collaborating with Carlos Bonell and Julian Byzantine. Cassandra's current chamber partners include flautist Lindsay Bryden and violinist Sabina Virtosu. In March 2014 she unveiled DESVALIDAS alongside poet Isabel White and visual artist Dylan J Fox (creator of The Hive). She also worked with Dylan on Silent Cacophony, curated by Platform-7 for Remembrance Day 2012. Cassie is often to be found working the cruise ships, giving both performances and workshops. You can find out more about Cassie on her website.
"Warp and Weft gave me a great opportunity to explore many different aspects of my creative practice. As a classical guitarist, most of my performances are sedentary, so moving around whilst playing was an entirely new experience for me. I also enjoyed researching the music for the performance and arranging the Thomas Tallis for violin and guitar. This has encouraged me to make more arrangements since the project. I have also never sung in a foreign language before, so this was a great chance for me to push myself into more unfamiliar territories when performing".
Sabina Virtosu
Musician (Violin, Piano)
Sabina studied violin at Brasov Music College, Romania, where she was awarded the "Constantin Silvestri" Scholarship to study in the UK, winning 2nd prize at the Hickies Competition and the opportunity to play with the Reading Symphony Orchestra. She has given recitals and concerts at the Royal Festival Hall, St-Martin-in-the-Fields, Wigmore, Cadogan and Royal Albert Halls (with the English Chamber Orchestra). In 2013 she graduated with Honours from the Royal College of Music, where she studied with Yossi Zivoni, former leader of the Gabrieli String Quartet. In February 2015 she was commissioned by HBO to play for their 4th season DVD release. Sabina has been involved in a number of Alarms projects. She is a qualified pilot and can also be found accompanying the players at the World Snooker Championships!
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Trained as a behavioral economist, I study consumer behavior and judgment and decision making. My research focuses on consumer financial decision making, well-being, and the framing of choices.
I earned a bachelor's degree in economics (with a minor in religion) from Vassar College, and a Ph.D. in economics from the University of California, San Diego. Prior to joining Bocconi, I was a postdoctoral scholar in marketing at UCLA's Anderson School of Management.
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Once Again, NES Members Run the Rodeo!
For the second year in a row, an NES lineman has brought home a coveted first place trophy from the Tennessee Valley Lineman Rodeo.
Lineman Josh Fuller now has bragging rights as the best journeyman in the Valley from this year's rodeo held in Sevierville, TN. Josh earned a perfect score in all four individual journeyman events.
In 2014, NES' Derek Pennington placed first overall out of more than 50 competitors in the lineman apprentice events. Carrying on the tradition, NES lineman Michael Shannon achieved a second place finish this year in the same category.
The Lineman Rodeo allows crews to demonstrate their skills in events that simulate real-life situations. It is designed to promote safety on the job. Speed is important, but accuracy is crucial. The events are judged based on safety, skill and timely event completion.
Congrats to our members who show yet again that unions = quality!
For more pictures and info about this story, visit www.tnrodeo.com or you can take a look at pictures from this year's rodeo at NES' Facebook page.


Set sail on a romantic evening cruise along Waikiki. Watch a fireworks show, enjoy a gourmet dinner, cocktails, music and fantastic views! Available only on Fridays.
Spend a magical evening on board a sailing catamaran! After setting sail from Kewalo Basin Harbor, you will cruise along the stunning Waikiki coastline as the sun slowly dips below the horizon. Once the sun sets, enjoy the fully stocked cash bar and delicious buffet as you watch the sky light up in a breathtaking display of dazzling fireworks! Come out and sail along the coastline, watch the sun dip below the horizon and light up the sky in a palette of colors and enjoy the relaxing atmosphere of a true "Aloha Friday!"
Please note: The Friday fireworks display is operated by the Hilton Hawaiian Village and is subject to cancellation due to weather or other circumstances.
Main Entrance On Kalakaua Ave.
The "Honi Olani" is a 54-foot performance motor-sail catamaran, with twin 230-HP engines. The boat can accommodate up to 49 passengers. Amenities on board include a full bar, a large, completely enclosed and covered cabin area with table seating and bench seating, restrooms, and a top-notch surround sound-system.
Sauteed Mahimahi with Ginger Butter Sauce and Diced Tomatoes, Sweet Chili Chicken, Salisbury Steak with Caramelized Sauce and Crisp Onion Garnish, Penne Pasta with Macadamia Nut Pesto and Julienne Vegetables, Shrimp Cocktail, Bread Rolls, Pita Chips with Feta Cheese and Basil Pesto, Potato Salad, Cream Puffs and Assorted Mini Cheesecakes.
The main dishes of the buffet are catered by Kakaako Kitchen, operated by award-winning Euro-Island cuisine chef Russell Siu. His menu is a blend of East/West heritage with signature usage of seasonal products from Hawaii's oceans and farms.
For guests who are driving to the check-in at Kewalo Basin Harbor, metered parking rates are $1.00 per hour. The parking lot is located at 1125 Ala Moana Blvd.
How much are the alcoholic beverages?
Beer is $1.00 and Mixed Drinks/Cocktails are $2.00 each. Prices are subject to change.
Hubby and I came to Hawaii for our 30th anniversary. Perfect way to spend our Friday night. Views were awesome as was the crew. Enjoyed the food as well.


No, just because you're not in the office, your data isn't safe.
We have talked forever about the dangers of public use of those devices—from hijacked Wi-Fi hotspots to "war driving" to leaving your device in an Uber (used to be "in a cab" but progress) or a Starbucks.
But there's another danger in having these devices out in public that we haven't talked about, and my job is to scare you into taking data security seriously, so here we go.
Whether you travel for business or pleasure, probably you take your various devices with you. Smartphone, tablet, laptop, pager (just kidding)—you have to stay connected.
And those devices need to stay charged. And guess what? Even charging those devices can be dangerous when you're on the road. Long waits for airplanes or downtime periods as the jury is out is a perfect time to scroll your 500 newsletters or catch up on email. Of course, that eats up the battery, and at some point the device has to be recharged.
Welcome to "juice jacking." In airports, coffee shops, and public spaces, often you'll see charging ports for your devices. If you plug into the wrong one, someone on the other side of that public charger may be downloading or changing your data while your phone is charging.
That's right. Here and there these charging points are actually device hijackers. They can take your data even if your phone is off or on airplane mode. So the tech folks recommend that you follow some simple safety precautions.
Always leave with a full charge.
Next, carry a portable battery. I always do. They're cheap and useful.
Always carry a charging cord with you as well. I always do this as well. They are also cheap and really necessary.
Also, turn off all data sharing capabilities of your phone.
An ounce of prevention, you know.


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From There to Here
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This second monograph represents circumstances and projects, which have occurred beyond the span of Hansen's original monograph. Through sketches, diagrams, rendering, photographs and narratives, this book portrays the criteria and conceptual thinking that was primary in finding an inclusive architectural solution for a diverse selection of projects. Though, Hansen has always attempted to create a comprehensive matrix of interrelated design criteria on his client's vision, site, context, sustainability, climate, culture and tradition, some issues must be weighted above others. And sometimes, a story must be told that is inexorably tied to the essence of the land or building. These commentaries can even provide deeper meaning than the determinants of the building themselves.
Dar is the founding company of the Dar Group, an international consortium of professional service firms. Through its 18,000 staff members, Dar Group assists clients in over 100 countries around the world. Dedicated to planning, designing, engineering, and project managing facilities, installations and structures, Dar Group further contributes to the sustainable advance of communities worldwide. With its principal offices in Beirut, Cairo, London, Pune, Amman, Chicago, San Francisco, Taipei, Singapore, Paris, Cincinnati, Linz, St Louis, Johannesburg, Solagna, Oakland, and Barcelona.
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This surfboard features one of my favorite animals, a Hawaiian sea turtle also known as "Honu" in Hawaiian this one is soaring through the ocean on a sunny day. With a hole in the back for hanging, this piece is a great conversation starter.
To see the Accessories Pouch click here.


Barfoot & Thompson has been working with the community of Papakura since 1951, and was one of the first branches opened by Barfoot & Thompson.
As part of the Barfoot & Thompson network, we have immediate access to 77+ branches and more than 1700 salespeople covering greater Auckland and Northland, as well as the Barfoot & Thompson website, www.barfoot.co.nz, which provides exposure to property listings 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
We pride ourselves on being one of the most technologically sophisticated real estate agencies, with an advanced computer system managing listings and providing the latest information on market trends, finance and buyers.
If you're thinking of selling, feel free to phone or call in and see us. Our experienced staff will be happy to guide you through the process looking at cost effective marketing solutions to sell your property for the best price.
As a buyer we will listen to your requirements and then help you find the home that best suits your needs. When you find your dream home we will work with you to make the dream a reality.


Gyotaku is a form of nature printing. We will use this form of printmaking to print some of the reptiles that live south of the border. Should be a messy and exciting time. Ages 10 and up. October 21st.
The Coeur d'Alene Public Library Craft Fair features locally handcrafted items. Sales benefit the Friends of the Library. Vendor spaces are still available contact dtownsend@cdalibrary.org for information.
Join us for this highly anticipated, longstanding NICS tradition!
*Win one of many delicious cakes in our famous CakeWalk!
Everyone enjoys a unique hand made gift for the holidays. Come to Emerge and make some clay ornaments and decorations using a variety of pottery techniques and glazes. Ages 12 and up. This is a three part class held on December 5th, 12th, and 19th, from 6:00 – 8:00 PM. The cost is $30.00. There is limited space available. For more details or to register email Denise at classesatemerge@gmail.com.
On Saturday, December 16th, from 10:00-12:00, The Vine Church invites your children (ages 3-12) to a fun-filled day of Christmas activities at our "Christmas for Kids" event. It will be held at Hayden Meadows Elementary School, 900 E Hayden Ave. Crafts, songs, creative learning activities, cookie decorating, Christmas video, the Christmas story, and a special birthday party for Jesus! There is no cost, but space is limited. Pre-register online at www.TheVineIdaho.org/events or by calling (208) 449-2080. Everyone is welcome!
Enjoy an evening out with Emerge at The wandering Table featuring Stiggy Art by Austin Stiegemeier. Join Emerge for an intimate evening of spanish tapas, signature cocktails, music, and art. Stiggy works, inspired from his trip to Spain, will be on display along with limited prints. Silent bidding available. Rhys Gerwin will fill the room with the sounds of the spanish guitar. Proceeds benefit Stiggy and Emerge.
$49.00 per guest or 2 for $90.00. VIP tables available. Tickets can be purchased at Emergecda.com and Thewanderingtable.com. Tickets include dinner with a featured cocktail.
Join us January 17th, 2018 for our 1st Annual Mother Daughter Evening. This year we will host an evening of pizza and painting at Hands to Art in CDA, ID.
Register now until January 5th, 2018, or Until Full.
Registrations WILL NOT be taken at the door.
All paints and ceramics will be provided.
This free-spirited painting features a beautiful dog in bold modern colors and abstract strokes. You can easily change the silhouette to a horse, cat, or other animal of your choice!
This month we are "painting it forward" with the Kootenai Humane Society! Proceeds from every seat will be donated to help out our furry friends.
Join us to learn about the wild side of artist residencies with local watercolorist, Jessica L Bryant!
Jessica L Bryant is a frequent Artist-in-Residence for the National Park Service and the 2018 AiR for the Idaho Conservation League. Wilderness/outdoor AiR positions offer adventurous artists the opportunity for unparalleled experiences that provide unique depth of knowledge and context of subject matter to inspire work. Jessica will talk about her current residency, focused on Idaho's rivers that fall under the protection of the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, which was sponsored by Idaho Senator Frank Church and celebrates its 50th anniversary this year. She will also share some of her experiences with the park service and the positive impact that AiR programs have for these natural spaces, the artist, the local community, and the artist's home community.
A small sampling of Jessica's diverse, often unexpected, experiences in residency for the NPS have included: assisting with a bison roundup, learning to identify and discover fossils in the field, spotlighting and trapping black footed ferrets for research (the most endangered land mammal in North America), working with scientists in the wilderness of Alaska's Arctic lagoons, participating in sled dog training, field work with endangered Desert Tortoises, field education on highly protected archaeological sites, and countless miles of hiking across a vast diversity of ecosystems.
Featuring vendors from all over the Northwest! Live music, raffles, and bake sale! Admission is just $1. Proceeds benefit the 2018 Senior Graduation All-night celebration!
Have you ever wondered how to re purpose old tires, an old door, or that box of door knobs you have in your garage? This event is for you!!!
Crafts! Pop Up Market and Food Trucks!!!!
St Vincent de Paul North Idaho is bringing in 2 experts that will take items out of St Vinny's thrift stores and re purpose them right in front of you. HGTV and Better Homes and Gardens Contributor and KXLY's very own Mark Peterson will be "hands on" transforming the old into something new!!!
The Block Party will also have a Pop Up Market with people showing their own re purposing talents. And if you get hungry there will be food trucks too!!!!
Art on the Green marketplace, community space. Art, entertainment, hands-on art for kids, food, drinks, beer & wine garden. Join us for our special 50th anniversary!
great about Cocolalla and the surrounding areas.
representatives from community organizations and a fire engine!
On Saturday, October 13, Kootenai Environmental Alliance (KEA) is hosting the 10th Annual junk2funk Eco-Fashion show. Artists will demonstrate their creative abilities on the runway by turning junk and recycled materials into fabulously fun designer outfits. This highly successful event mixes fashion, art and sustainability before an intensely energetic crowd in one unforgettable riotous evening.
1pm. Same day, Same place. $5 at the door.
Take care of your holiday shopping and support the Coeur d'Alene Public Library at the annual Library Holiday Craft Fair. Features locally made handmade arts and craft. A portion of all sales benefit the Friends of the Library.
The 14th Annual Fair Trade Sale is returning to Trinity Lutheran on Saturday, December 1, AND Sunday, December 2, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. both days. Free admission.
Fair trade items are artful crafts made by people in developing countries around the world. When you support fair trade, artisans receive a fair price for what they have made. Because of fair trade, many people are able to provide food, education, and medical attention for their families. Many of our products for this year's sale come through Lutheran World Relief.
> Donate paper shopping bags and Christmas gift bags for the sale.
> Donate fruit, cookies/bars to provide a welcoming and hospitable area for those who shop and may be coming to Trinity for the first time.
> Tell your friends, family, and co-workers about this event, noting that the proceeds of the sale go to help those in need around the world. This is not a fund-raiser for us, but one of our many ways we reach out to the world.
> Come and SHOP the days of the sale!
If you have questions, ideas, and more, please contact Kelsey Cordes-Snyder at (208) 661-3795.


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14 THE CLASS STRUGGLE THE CLASS STRUGGLE 15 Our strategic power is great. Our course of action will influence profoundly the action of the whole international movement.
May we meet this task in a spirit worthy of the revolutionary character of Socialism!
Herein lies our task: to bring the needed light and do away with confusion in our ranks, thereby doing our share for the reestablishment of peace upon secure foundations, to the reconstruction of the International and rejuvenation of the Socialist Party of America.
The Russian Revolution and Its Significance By BUCHARIN The first Russian revolution of 1905 was the expression of a gigantic conflict between the growing forces of production on the one hand and reactionary, industrial and political conditions in Russia on the other. rapidly growing capitalism demanded the freedom of the inner market, the failure of the Russian Japanese war having made the extension of foreign markets impossible.
But the home market was equally unresponsive. The predominating element among the Russian people is its peasantry, whose demands and whose buying power represented the basis for all further capitalistic development. They were equal, it is true, but equal in misery. pauperized, not a proletarian nation of farmers, peasants who remained on their farms, did not go into the cities, and paid enormous sums for their little rent farms to the semi feudal gentry landlords. Nobility landlordism on one hand, hungry pauper tenantry on the other such were the conditions in the agrarian sections of Russia. Capitalistic farm production had taken root only on the extreme outskirts of the nation, in the Baltic provinces and in southern Russia. But its extent was comparatively unimportant.
So the objective purpose of the Revolution was the creation of a home market, and the abolition of unbearable political conditions. The downfall of the Revolution meant only the postponement of the great social catastrophe and the possibility of a higher ultimate stage of development.
Nevertheless the proletarian blood that flowed in 1905 was by no means shed in vain. The old autocracy gave place to a new pseudo constitutional regime, presenting a certain (though very limited) opportunity to conduct the broader work of revolutionary education among the proletariat.
But even from a purely economical point of view, the first Revolution had consequences that are not unimportant. It was followed by fundamental changes in the national industrial structure, and by a consequent readjustment of class relations.
The large landlords, terrorized by the revolting farmers, sold their possessions, either directly to their tenants or through the agency of so called farmers banks (Krestjansky Bank. the government institution that, as a rule, functioned as the business agency of the nobility. In this way a small part of the possessions of the great landed nobility passed into the hands of the wealthier farmers. By his so called agrarian reform programme, Stolypin, the Czarist minister, dissolved the old Mir (peasant communities. and divided the community lands in such a way that the best portions everywhere fell into the hands of a thin strata of agricultural bourgeoisie. The result was a visible strengthening of this new class, whose members organized everywhere on a co operative basis.
But the status of the great landholders, too, had changed.
The modern capitalist wing giew stronger, a phenomena that may be attributed mainly to altered conditions in the world market. The price of wheat and rye were advancing almost hourly.
It became more profitable to produce by modern capitalistic methods; the old primitive system went into discard. So agrarian capitalism gained a firm foothold in Russia.
All these changes kept step with the changes that were taking place on the industrial field. Our industries before the Revolu


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Join us for a morning of canoeing and/or hiking at TNC's Lulu Lake preserve, June 26, rain or shine. See the invitation and RSVP by June 23 so we can order the box lunches.
Lunch at noon. $10 includes sandwich and salads by the Elegant Farmer.
Carpool with your friends, if possible, and see Lulu Lake from different vantage point.


1919 Postcard showing view of plane over South Australia, flown by Harry Butler on his flight from Minlaton to Adelaide with message from H.V. McKay Massey Harris. Small black stain on face and minor faults. Rare. AAMC 21b.
1920 "Velvet Soap" advertising postcard dropped over Melbourne by R. Graham Carey in his Maurice Farman Shorthorn biplane, as depicted on the card. The reverse of the card shows Carey in the cockpit and an aerial view of the soapworks of J. Kitchen & Sons, the manufacturers of Velvet soap. Sadly it has 2 heavy creases, one with a 30mm split, perhaps not unexpected given it was dropped from an aircraft. (We believe this to be one of 7 known examples of this card). The fine example we sold in 2007 fetched $4,077.00, including buyers premium. AAMC 47c.
1927 Cover carried on the First Flight by Qantas from Cloncurry to Normanton, signed by the Postmaster, 1929 Davis Brothers cover carried on the First Flight from Charleville to Brisbane with vignettes and 1935 Cover carried on the First Flight by New England Airways Townsville to Brisbane. Some light toning. AAMC 106, 133 and 528. Catalogue Value $300.00.
1934 MacRobertson Air Race covers from Holland to Australia and Dutch East Indies to Australia with cachets. Holland to Australia cover with KLM "Uiver" arrival cachet on reverse. Minor faults. AAMC 444 and 446. Catalogue Value $180.00.
1938 Cover carried on the First Flight of the regular KLM service from Java to Sydney. AAMC 815. Catalogue Value $125.00.
1938 Cover carried on the First Flight of the regular KLM service from Holland to Sydney, then addressed on reverse back to Holland. Slight trace of toning on edges of stamps. AAMC 815a. Catalogue Value $125.00.
Selection of 18 First Fight covers from 1983 to 2001, on printed or Airlines covers, some signed by pilots, with light duplication, the later ones unlisted by Eustis. Also 4 1998 Hong Kong covers commemorating the closure of KaiTak Airport.
Australia, Great Britain and Malaysia.
Selection of 13 Qantas, 34 B.O.A.C. and 10 Malayan Airways First Flight covers to or from Australia, London and Malaysia and various other cities from 1956 to 1973. Several intermediate covers and some duplication.
1934 First Australian Rocket Flight signed cover from S.S. "Canonbar" to Brisbane, with Queensland Air Mail Society, Brisbane Dec. 4 1934 cachet and vignette pair on reverse. AAMC R1.
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Biology ⋅
Cell (Biology): An Overview of Prokaryotic & Eukaryotic Cells
What Is Late Telophase?
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Things to Know About Mitosis for a Test
By Kevin Beck
Mitosis is the division of a eukaryotic cell's replicated genetic material into daughter nuclei. It is preceded in the cell cycle by the replication of this genetic material, which consists of DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) packaged into chromosomes. Once a cell has two complete copies of its genetic code, it is prepared to separate that material into two compartments and then divide in two altogether to form identical daughter cells.
Mitosis is not the division of a whole cell into two new cells. That process is called cytokinesis and logically follows closely on the heels mitosis. However, the distinction between late telophase, the last of the four stages of mitosis, and the beginning of cytokinesis is somewhat blurry.
Chromosomes and Cell Division
The cells of prokaryotic organisms (bacteria and the single-celled organisms formerly known as archaebacteria) do not have nuclei and do not undergo mitosis. Instead, these cells, and their small amount of DNA, often in the form of a single ring-shaped chromosome, divide in half in the process of binary fission. Only eukaryotic cells, including those of animals, fungi and plants, undergo mitosis.
The DNA of eukaryotes is typically packaged into dozens of chromosomes; humans have 46. Chromosomes are individual pieces of chromatin, which is a blend of DNA and structural proteins.
These organisms exhibit a cell cycle, which begins with the G1, S and G2 stages of what is collectively termed interphase and ends with M phase (mitosis and cytokinesis).
Mitosis: Definition and Summary
Mitosis is classically divided into four phases, although some sources include a fifth, called prometaphase, between the first and second.
Prophase: In this phase, the chromosomes condense from loose tangles of DNA into more well-defined structures. The mitotic spindle, which will eventually pull the chromosomes apart, forms at the poles, or opposite sides, of the cell.
Metaphase: The chromosomes, which exist at this point as duplicated sets (sister chromatids) joined at a point called the centromere, migrate to the center of the cell and form a line there, called the metaphase plate.
Anaphase: This is the most dramatic phase of mitosis, when the sister chromatid are pulled apart at the centromeres and move to opposite poles of the cell. Cytokinesis actually begins in anaphase.
Telophase: This process is essentially a reversal of prophase; the chromosomes de-condense, and a new nuclear membrane forms around the two new chromosome sets.
Telophase of Mitosis
While anaphase gets the credit for separating the sister chromatids into twin sets, it is in telophase that two new complete nuclei are formed. The main feature of telophase is the synthesis of nuclear membranes around each chromosome cluster, partitioning them from the cytoplasm.
During telophase, the chromosomes uncoil and assume the diffuse physical state in which they spend most of the cell cycle. At the same time, cytokinesis is well underway on either side of the daughter nuclei.
If you're ever asked to explain the difference between telophase and cytokinesis, say, "Telophase refers to the formation of two new nuclei. Cytokinesis refers to the formation of two new cells."
Cytokinesis
The distinction between late telophase and the point at which only cytokinesis is occurring is rather like the distinction between childhood and adolescence: realistically, there is no bright line between them.
Cytokinesis starts during anaphase of mitosis with the appearance of a cleavage furrow, an indentation on the cell surface that makes its way around the entire cell.
The mechanism of the separation of the cell is a protein-rich structure in the cytoplasm, just inside the cell membrane, called the contractile ring. As this ring contracts and its diameter shrinks, it physically cuts the cell in half, a process that occurs sometime after the nuclear membranes generated in late telophase are fully formed.
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Kevin Beck holds a bachelor's degree in physics with minors in math and chemistry from the University of Vermont. Formerly with ScienceBlogs.com and the editor of "Run Strong," he has written for Runner's World, Men's Fitness, Competitor, and a variety of other publications. More about Kevin and links to his professional work can be found at www.kemibe.com.
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Meet the Speaker: David Duke
Our St Andrew's Day Dinner guest speaker is David Duke, founder and CEO of Street Soccer Scotland, a non-profit social enterprise that uses football to help create positive change in the lives of socially disadvantaged adults and young people.
More recently David has set up Change Centre Scotland, a new social enterprise whose vision is aimed at tackling homelessness by a creating personal development and self-management centres. He works closely with Government, Athletes, Charities, Social Enterprise, and some of Scotland's leading entrepreneurs, all with the aim of improving the lives of those who face some of society's biggest challenges.
He is a well-known face, and voice, in his sector and is recognised as an authority on sport and social change, not just in Scotland but around the world. David is a regular contributor at the international Doha Goals Forum and has been a speaker at other global events including TEDx, Beyond Sport Global Summit and SEWF. David is also Global Ambassador for the Homeless World Cup organisation, an Ambassador for Charity Quarriers, is an Advisory Board Member for UNICEF (Scotland).
We caught up with David to find out a bit more about Street Soccer Scotland and who or what inspires him and why our chosen charity, Govan H.E.L.P is a cause close to his heart.
How does it feel to be speaking at this year's St Andrew's Day Dinner?
I am really looking forward to the event. I have heard it's a great night and it's an honour to be part of it.
Tell us how Street Soccer Scotland began and what's on the horizon?
Street Soccer was founded in 2009 with the simple idea of using football to tackle social exclusion.
Football brings people together and many of the players we support are often isolated and excluded. Our players may be experiencing a range of challenges, but by bringing people together using football and then providing additional support, it really can make a difference. We all need to be part of something.
Having just turned 10yrs old, we are now expanding our work across more regions and communities and I look forward to sharing some of our story at the St Andrew's Day Dinner.
This year's chosen charity Govan H.E.L.P is a cause that is close to your heart tell us a bit about the cause and why it's so important to you?
I come from Govan and it's is a wonderful community but is massively affected by poverty and exclusion. The work that Govan H.E.L.P does to support families and children is very inspiring, and having experienced hard times as a child myself, I know the value of projects like this. I am proud to be a supporter of Govan H.E.L.P and I'm delighted that The Marketing Society Scotland has chosen them as their charity partner for this year's St Andrew's Day Dinner.
If you could give your 16-year-old-self one piece of career advice, what would it be?
Don't listen to my 16yr old self…
What are the main challenges faced by your team and how do you overcome it?
Running a charity and social enterprise has many challenges at many levels. Our delivery team do a great job in supporting people often in times of crisis which can be emotional but rewarding when people smile and find some happiness and support. Financially, it is always challenging running an organisation but also exciting being able to create new projects and enterprise activities.
There are always other challenges which are not exclusive to us, and decisions made by governments and decision makers (for example in Westminister) which directly impact on the players we support and serve.
Who or what influences you? Which living person do you most admire?
I think I am influenced by everything, things I read and people I meet. You can take something from everyone.
I am attracted to selfless people, the unseen champions making the world a better place. I'm proud to work with some of them.
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Which players have been most affected by good and bad defensive plays?
So far in 2018, 1.4 percent of plate appearances have included a Good Fielding Play (GFP) that robbed a base hit and 1.2 percent of plate appearances have included a Defensive Misplay (DM) that directly led to a base hit. In this article, we will identify the players whose hit totals have been most affected by these GFPs and DMs.
Here is a table of the players with the most hits robbed by GFPs this year.
Jean Segura and Jon Jay lead all players with 13 hits robbed by GFPs this year (3.4 percent and 3.3 percent of plate appearances, respectively), with most of these outs recorded on ground balls for both players. More specifically, Segura has had GFPs against him on seven ground balls, three line drives, and three fly balls, while Jay has had GFPs against him on 11 ground balls and two line drives.
In this link, Segura is robbed of a base hit when Johnny Field runs to his left and makes a diving catch.
On the opposite end of the spectrum, here is a table of the players with the most hits added this year due to DMs.
Ender Inciarte leads all players with 15 hits added by DMs this year (3.8 percent of plate appearances), with hits added due to ground balls going through infielders, poor reads by outfielders, and fielders simply dropping the baseball. Note that errors are not included here since reaching base on an error does not count as a hit.
As shown in this link, Inciarte hits a double when Brian Anderson gets turned around on a catchable fly ball.
To identify the players most affected by these plays, I calculated the difference between the GFP total and the DM total for each player, respectively. In the table below, a positive difference means the player should have more hits if not for exceptional defensive plays, while a negative difference means the player should have fewer hits if not for poor defensive plays.
Chad Pinder and Evan Longoria lead all players with a plus-10 hit differential, which means both players should have 10 more hits if not for good defensive plays. Mike Trout leads all players in the other direction with a -8 hit differential, which means he should have eight fewer hits if not for bad defensive plays.
The average differential across all players is +0.5 hits (2.5 GFPs vs 2.0 DMs), so Pinder and Longoria have probably been a little unlucky, while Trout has probably been a little lucky.


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Summit Industrial Income REIT Announces March 2017 Cash Distribution
Summit Industrial Income REIT
TORONTO, March 15, 2017 /CNW/ - Summit Industrial Income REIT ("Summit II") (TSX: SMU.UN) announced today a $0.042 per Unit cash distribution to be paid on April 13, 2017 to Unitholders of record on March 31, 2017.
Summit II's amended and restated distribution reinvestment plan ("DRIP") provides residents of Canada the opportunity to elect to have their cash distributions reinvested in additional units of Summit II. Details about the DRIP and registration forms can be found on Summit II's website at www.summitIIreit.com, or at www.sedar.com.
About Summit II
Summit II is an open-ended mutual fund trust focused on growing and managing a portfolio of light industrial properties across Canada. Summit II's units are listed on the TSX and trade under the symbol SMU.UN. For more information, please visit our web site at www.summitIIreit.com.
Caution Regarding Forward Looking Information
This news release contains forward-looking statements and forward-looking information within the meaning of applicable securities laws. The use of any of the words "expect", "anticipate", "continue", "estimate", "objective", "ongoing", "may", "will", "project", "should", "believe", "plans", "intends", "goal" and similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking information or statements. More particularly and without limitation, this news release contains forward looking statements and information concerning Summit II's distributions and the DRIP. The forward-looking statements and information are based on certain key expectations and assumptions made by Summit II. Although Summit II believes that the expectations and assumptions on which such forward-looking statements and information are based are reasonable, undue reliance should not be placed on the forward looking statements and information because Summit II can give no assurance that they will prove to be correct. By its nature, such forward-looking information is subject to various risks and uncertainties, which could cause the actual results and expectations to differ materially from the anticipated results or expectations expressed. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on this forward-looking information, which is given as of the date hereof, and to not use such forward looking information for anything other than its intended purpose. Summit II undertakes no obligation to update publicly or revise any forward-looking information, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as required by law.
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The Indiana Office of Utility Consumer Counselor is holding a hearing Monday to gather input on the hike.
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WFFT) - NIPSCO customers have the chance to let the utility know how they feel about a proposed rate hike.
The OUCC will then present the comments to the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission, the group the approves the rate hike.
NIPSCO is asking regulators for an average increase of $10 a month.
The gas utility says it will use the additional money to cover operating expenses and system upgrades.
The first field hearing is scheduled for Monday, December 11, 2017 in Fort Wayne. It will start at 6:00 p.m. at the Grand Wayne Convention Center, Calhoun Ballroom A. Consumers are encouraged to arrive no later than 5:45 p.m. for an overview of field hearing procedures and the rate case process.
The deadline to submit comments is January 17, 2018.