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Iowa Wild Rookie Report Cards
The Iowa Wild had a rough season, but the effort that the rookies showed even in a losing season gives hope that the 2015-16 season will be better than 2014-15.
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All of the players on the Iowa Wild had rough seasons, and the rookies probably had the worst time of it because they didn't have a large history of positive professional experiences to keep them going in a season that saw their team realistically eliminated from the playoffs in early December. In spite of that, I am interested to see how all of these prospects develop in their sophomore season. Iowa's rookies may have had limited success this year, but it was not because of low effort level on the part of any rookie player. All of these rookies (with the exception of Keranen) are RFAs at the conclusion of the 2016-17 season, so they will have some time to develop before the organization will need to make decisions based on their performance.
Zack Mitchell
Zack Mitchell had a pretty decent year with Iowa in a year that not many players had success. As the season winds down, he has 17 goals and 17 assists, which is third on the team in scoring behind Graovac and Keranen. Mitchell has been an every situation player, playing mostly 1st or 2nd line minutes, and has been as effective as expected in these roles.
Brady Brassart
Brady Brassart is probably disappointed that he only scored 7 goals and tallied 11 assists in his first professional season after having an 85 point season in his last year with the Calgary Hitmen. But the pro game is very different and he made strides towards the end of the season, looking more comfortable, and taking a larger role on the team. He embraced a penalty killing role and applied a workman-like attitude to his play.
Kurtis Gabriel
While Gabriel was not the "sure fire call up" he had been predicted to be in the pre-season, he did have a better start to the season than many of the Iowa Wild rookies. With 2 goals and an assist in his first ten games, he did show that he can tally the occasional point in addition to dropping his gloves. After the first ten games, he had a twenty game point drought when a few points in a few games could have gone a long way to making the team more competitive. He still needs more development before he will be useful to the Minnesota Wild, but I hope he continues to take a larger role on the Iowa Wild next year.
Guillaume Gelinas
Gelinas' first professional season was shortened by injuries. Playing only 37 games this year, he scored 2 goals and 2 assists. Like most of the team, he is probably disappointed with his season, but it is hard to adjust to the increased skill and physicality of the AHL while being beset by injuries.
Alex Gudbranson
The younger brother of Florida Panthers defenseman Erik Gudbranson, Alex had his rookie season shortened by injury just like his teammate Gelinas. While healthy, he was a physical presence on the blueline, and I don't mean physical as a fighter. He only had one fight this year and was still a hard hitting, difficult to play against presence.
Michael Keranen
While Keranen isn't a rookie in the traditional sense, he maybe had the hardest transition of the all the players who were new to the AHL because of his transition to the North America style of game. I hope he comes back next year, but after sticking with the disastrous Iowa Wild season without playing a single minute of NHL action, I wouldn't blame him if he decided to return to Finland to play next year. He was one of the best players on a squad that did a lot of losing. He was a mainstay on the power play, and the incredibly low scoring Iowa Wild would have been much worse without the 10 goals and 27 assists he posted this year.

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Origins and History of the Passions of War
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What draws our species to war? What makes us see violence as a kind of sacred duty, or a ritual that boys must undergo to "become" men? Newly reissued in paperback, Blood Rites takes readers on an original journey from the elaborate human sacrifices of the ancient world to the carnage and holocaust of twentieth-century "total war."
Ehrenreich sifts deftly through the fragile records of prehistory and discovers the wellspring of war in an unexpected place — not in a "killer instinct" unique to the males of our species, but in the blood rites early humans performed to reenact their terrifying experiences of predation by stronger carnivores.
Brilliant in conception and rich in scope, Blood Rites is a monumental work that continues to transform our understanding of the greatest single threat to human life.
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Three decades have passed since an obscure government intellectual declared that the end of the Cold War brought with it "the end of history." Who could not feel relief? The wars of that bloodiest of centuries had killed more than one hundred million people. Two years after the pronouncement, American pilots and tank commanders were killing tens of thousands of Iraqis in the Gulf War—and, with decidedly less fanfare, genocide was creeping back into Europe, as the first of more than a hundred thousand Muslims, Croats, and Serbs died at the hands of their neighbors in the Balkans. Three years later—by now the Bosnian genocide was blazing on under the eyes of an international television audience, complete with footage from inside concentration camps—thousands of Rwandan Hutus took up machetes and, in fewer than ninety days, murdered seven hundred thousand of their Tutsi neighbors. After the killing had mostly run its course in the Balkans, the United States, in belated support of the "new world order" its president had proclaimed in 1991, sent its bombers to help put an end to the conflict, killing thousands from the air, and sent them back again four years later to snuff out another war in Kosovo, killing thousands more. Three years after that, nineteen young men from the Middle East, armed with boxcutters, managed to hijack several airliners and drove them into buildings in New York and Washington, killing nearly three thousand people and leading the United States to launch its "global war on terror." Young Americans were sent to invade Afghanistan and Iraq, thousands of troops and hundreds of thousands of civilians died, and out of these conflicts arose not only the phantasmagorically bloody Islamic State, but a series of "forever wars" that the United States is still fighting, sending unmanned drones and special operations commandos into a half dozen countries across the Middle East, South Asia, and the horn of Africa.
That's a lot of history, and a lot of blood. Sometimes it seems—especially to this sometime war correspondent—the two are indistinguishable. Stalin saw cruelty as the cutting edge of history. I, admittedly with less experience than he had, am inclined to say it is blood. If it bleeds, it leads: so we say, and have ever said, in the news business. In our popular entertainment—movies, books, graphic novels, video games—bloody conflict leads as well. As a species we spill blood, and as a species we are transfixed by its spilling. Nothing more reliably fascinates us, nor does this fact, when acknowledged, cease to make us uncomfortable. After all, isn't there something...disturbed about it? Morbid? Inhuman, at the least? Writing twenty-five centuries ago, Plato made the point vividly in The Republic:
Leontius, the son of Aglaion, was going up from the Piraeus under the outside of the North Wall when he noticed corpses lying by the public executioner. He desired to look, but at the same time he was disgusted and made himself turn away; and for a while he struggled and covered his face. But finally, overpowered by the desire, he opened his eyes wide, ran toward the corpses and said: "Look, you damned wretches, take your fill of the fair sight."
Confronted with the dead, Leontius was "overpowered by the desire." With this, I am familiar: to become a war correspondent is to turn Leontius's shameful desire
into a livelihood. I was not yet thirty when I stood in a slum in Port-au-Prince, scribbling in my notebook as I watched a shouting crowd of Haitians dismember with machetes an intruder they thought threatened the neighborhood, and I followed them eagerly as they
promenaded with the bloody parts above their heads. I had notebook in hand as I watched Bosnian men heave mutilated corpses into the back of an old dump truck in a marketplace in Sarajevo where a mortar shell had eviscerated a crowd of shoppers, many of whom I had been interviewing moments before. As I moved to get a better look and count the arms and legs—sixty-eight people had been killed—I slipped and staggered forward into the truck bed: my boots had been treading through a lake of blood. Like Leontius, I found myself pushing my body forward toward the corpses, and like him my disgust had been far overwhelmed by my desire.
The fascination and the exultation of killing is one of the realities of human nature and, in its embodiment as war, perhaps the preeminent driver of human history. The question why is so large and all-encompassing that we rarely even see it posed as a question; it is simply the disquieting truth. Barbara Ehrenreich has not only dared to pose the question, but, with a boldness and clarity typical of her work, she has proposed a daring answer. It is a compelling and—again, typically—disturbing one. Blood Rites disturbed me when I first read it twenty years ago, and as I turned the final page a moment ago, I found myself
disturbed all over again. Her arguments are complex and imaginative, and she builds them painstakingly with the help of paleontologists, anthropologists, and other scholars harder to classify. Where evidence is scarce, she lets her instincts guide her. Watching this masterful creative inquiry unfold gives much pleasure and makes the book a vivid and gripping read. Ehrenreich digs and digs until she confronts something very deeply embedded in us, and proposes that this something has been lurking there since a great turning point in the lives of our most ancient ancestors. It was a grand triumph, perhaps the grandest in the human story, when we at last came to match in ferocity and cleverness those who were killing us—and began to kill them.
Our victory over the other animals was a brilliant achievement, but clearly it took its toll. The kindest thing one can conclude about the long record of human carnage is that it may have been only through the compulsive repetition of acts and spectacles of violence—the hunt, the sacrifice, the initiatory ordeal, and eventually the war—that our ancestors were able to reassure themselves that they were, in fact, no longer prey.
The killed had become the killers, and in order to ward off the ancient history of fear and anxiety that was the life of prey, they found themselves compelled to reenact that triumph: to kill and to keep killing. This of course is not even the barest of summaries: Ehrenreich's argument is richly braided and provocative. It compels the reader to direct a penetrating look within and to consider what exactly it is—if anything—that makes us human. Blood Rites gains its force not only from its explanatory power but, for this reader at least, its unflinching confrontation with what is ugly in us. You feel upon you a most direct gaze,
as if the author knows something secret about you and is determined to reveal and explain it. This feeling of being targeted in your very humanness makes the book uniquely compelling.
Is she right? One must begin by saluting the quest. It is exhilarating to meet headlong such large facts of history and prehistory and demand they yield their secrets. The demands are supported by a skill and craftsmanship that is inspiring. As for Ehrenreich's provocative answer, it is not and will never be the kind that can be proved and settled. But one gains from her book the uncanny sense of being somehow understood. The feeling is not at all a
comfortable one, like dreaming of finding oneself suddenly naked upon a stage. The hope is that we can learn from it and perhaps begin to confront the animal in us and the guilty pleasures that that animal feels compelled to enjoy. Such a confrontation, if it comes, will take a very long time. As I write, American drones are buzzing above Afghanistan and Iraq and Yemen and Somalia, from time to time incinerating human beings—a gaggle of militants here, a party of wedding guests there—with their bolts from the sky. For us humans of the third millennium, war has become daily war, constant war, forever war. The blood rites are mechanized, institutionalized, bureaucratized. As long as they go on, the end of history will remain a kind of self-flattering collective delusion, letting us keep our eyes focused on lofty points ever distant from who we really are.
—Mark Danner
Grizzly Peak, Berkeley, California
Mark Danner has covered war and political conflict for three decades, writing about Central America, Haiti, the Balkans, and Iraq, among other stories. He is the author of The Massacre at El Mozote, Torture and Truth, Stripping Bare the Body: Politics Violence War, and, most recently, Spiral: Trapped in the Forever War.
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A New York Times Notable Book
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"Ehrenreich has outdone herself in breaking with conventional history, and the result is thrilling in that seeing-the-world-anew way."
–Susan Faludi, The Nation
"Splendid . . . A fascinating perspective on our staunch devotion to mass, mutual slaughter. Blood Rites is that rare animal, a nonfiction page-turner."
"One of today's most original thinkers has tackled one of humankind's most intractable subjects."
"Illuminating . . . It is a large step from the all-male hunting band to the U.S. Marine Corps. Ehrenreich plots the path, nevertheless, both passionately and persuasively."
—John Keegan, The Washington Post
"The array of fascinating historical and anthropological detail presented here would make for a worthy read even if there were no persuasive argument to offer. But Ehrenreich's basic case is an enticing one."– L.S. Klepp, Entertainment Weekly
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This is another interpretation of the California Dagger. It features a 6 ½ inch blade constructed from 440C Stainless, which features a modern hot blued guard. The overall length is 11 ½ inches. The handle on this model is wrapped with German silver and is engraved. The base of the handle is hot blued steel with French gray and gold inlay. It also features carved white mother of pearl panels that are overlaid in the handle. The full metal sheath is fabricated from German silver and is fully engraved with a hot-blued button to match the knife fittings. The total piece is fully engraved with 24kt gold and French grey by master engraver, Julie Warenski-Erickson. It is featured on page 111 in Julie's book.


Posted on July 7, 2018 by Teagan R. Geneviene •	This entry was posted in Hullaba Lulu, Teagan's Books, Three Things: Copper the Alchemist & the Woman in Trousers, Writing Process and tagged Diesel-punk, Dieselpunk, Fantasy, Punk, Steampunk, Supernaturals, Teagan Riordain Geneviene, Writing Process. Bookmark the permalink.
Hi Christine, it's good to see you. I love the look and fashions too.
I was looking just now… The popular consensus seems to be that Mad Max has *elements* of dieselpunk, but I think it's mostly post apocalyptic science fiction, not true "punk" of any sort. But you know how opinionated people can get over unimportant things… What is which punk and not seems to be hotly, or at least "snark-ily" debated.
I'm so glad you're enjoying Hullaba Lulu. You're the kitten's ankles!
You're so kind. Have a pleasant night. Hugs.
I've never been one for punk rock music but I do like some steampunk artwork.
Thanks for visiting, Christy. Have a good new week. Hugs.
Hi Sarah, it's nice to see you. Yes, everywhere I look, I see overlapping definitions. I suppose that like beauty, it's in the eye of the beholder. Have a great new week. Hugs.
I had no idea there were so many punks! I grew up in the 70's and I was or me and my pack were thought of as Punks!
I had no idea about Steampunk until my first Dicken's Faire about 5 yrs ago. I loved it and, oh, how I wished I was young and could wear the female clothes! I'm always ahead or late for the fashion era I love!
I'm loving your Lulu story, and the punks in it, so I'll live vicariously through you and Lulu, and get the visual images for the roaring twenties fashions and steam and diesel punk through Rob's wonderful art.
You two are a great team for this story!
BTW: my tassel earrings came in today- they're tassel mild. I showed you which ones I bought. OMG! I LOVE THEM!! I will be wearing them everyday! I wished I didn't wear a turquoise blue T with white jeans today, and wore a green T instead so I could switch earrings straight-away. I didn't so I will wear them tomorrow to dinner with He-Man. I love this brand. There are several earrings featuring green that I love. I have another pair in my cart. It's a new month…I may forgo a photography trip to get them. They're that great!
Hi Deborah. Your comment has really made me smile. I'm so glad you like those earrings. That's such a feel-good thing, especially when you're a person gems "speak to." I hope you and He-Man make dinner a terrific date night.
"I'm always ahead or late for the fashion era I love!" My friend, that is my life story.
Punk in stories is similar but different to Punk music. But they both have an element of rebellion, of embracing misfits. To me, punk stories of any sub-punk genre are a touch snarky in uninhibitedly mixing fantasy, quirky "tech", and a given look with whichever era or culture. It's a sort of whimsy even in the darker stories.
It makes me happy that you're enjoying Hullaba Lulu. I'm so glad you're on the train! Thanks so much for visiting. You're the oyster's earrings!
Hi Kirt. Well, I certainly had no idea either until I ran into all the punk. 😉 Happy weekend hugs!
All the punks are new to me. Tesla-punk! I definitely like that idea!
I'm glad I could share something new with you, Lavinia. Hugs to you and Rick and all the beautiful kitties.
I didn't know there were more than two (steam and diesel) punks. Great post.
Thanks, Staci. It was fun research. Maybe an Atompunk story one day… 😀 Hugs.
Welcome, Holley! Yes, there's some crazy punk fiction genres out there. Manners punk? Stone punk (as in Age)? Even Cattle punk? I don't think I want to go there! But Decopunk does sound pretty. Hugs!
So good to be here again, and I love it when I am here.. I have missed a lot that will be waiting for me to catch up with Lulu.. And you educate me all the time. I had no idea there were so many variations on a theme of Punk..
Dear Sue, it's always such a pleasure to see you. I'm glad you could visit. Thanks for the big smile you just gave me. Hugs on the wing!
I had no idea there were different eras of punk including Tesla punk! Great post T!
Hi Mello, it's great to see you. I didn't at first… and until I started this post I didn't know about the long list of ones I didn't include here. Really odd things like "manners punk" and many others that made even less sense to me. Thanks for visiting. Hugs!
I'm kind of a punk in the original music sense but I have to say I know very little about the different punk genres so this was very interesting. I think my first foray into it was Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials series, which I think could fall into that genre (?) but it's all very fascinating.
Hi Andrea. I've dug into the music vs. literature use of the word "punk" and haven't found a solid answer. From what I can tell, the only connection between punk music and steam(or other)punk stories (and fashion) is the coincidence of use of the word "punk." So there are similarities — both are a departure from the established norm. Rockers and characters are both portrayed as somewhat rebellious, and not necessarily fitting in with the people around them. Other than that, there doesn't seem to be a connection or a shared root between the music and the stories. I think "punk" is simply an adjective used for both.
As for the literature and movies, Cyberpunk was the original punk (think Blade Runner). The ones I mentioned would flow from that (whether forward in time or back). But there are a lot of other punks that don't seem to use that sort of reasoning (for lack of the right word).
Exactly! Oh, well done, Mihran. That's a wonderful quote from George Mann. I was not familiar with him, but now I really want to read his books.
Thanks so much for this lovely comment. Hugs!
Hi Marcia. I'd love to have you aboard the diesel-punk train.
I've kept the "punk" to the devices and the train, rather than the clothes. Roaring Twenties fashions are already divine!
Thanks for taking time to visit today. Great big hug!
Hi Adele. Yes, indeed — your work reflects that! Congratulations. You've come up with a punk that I couldn't find in goth-punk! 😀 Thanks so much for visiting. Hugs!
I'm a bit ignorant of all the types of 'punks', Teagan, but I've read a few steampunk novels and loved them. Hugs!
I enjoyed the contradictions and quirks of it, Teri. Thanks for visiting. Great big hug right back!
This week on Teagan Geneviene's Saturday post, she treats us to an explanation as to the origins of 'Punk' in relation to writing. So if you would like to find out the difference between Steam Punk… and Diesel Punk.. then look no further and head over..Very interesting.
Sally, you treasure — heartfelt thanks for sharing from your Smorgasbord. Have a great new week. Mega hugs!
Thanks, Mary — and back atcha. I'd be completely lost trying to write in any of the many romance genres. Have a lovely new week. Great big hug!
I must say, Teagan, that I don't know much about punk. I do know that I love Lulu and the tale of her grand adventure. I am also having to do lots of lovely research for my writing at the moment.
Your new book does sound marvelous, Robbie. I'm looking forward to hearing more about it.
I'm delighted that you're on the dieselpunk train for Lulu. Thanks for taking time to visit. Hugs!
Thanks for sharing from your place, Traci. Happy weekend hugs!
You're welcome, Teagan! Happy weekend to you too! Hugs!
I like Steampunk fashion, but beyond that I haven't thought about it! I love how you're punk into the Lulu story though.
Me too, Deborah. I love the quirky combination of Victorian ruffles, parasols, top hats and such with retro-technology. I haven't taken the Lulu story's fashions into the "punk" aspect, but the train a gadgets would be punk. Thanks for taking time to visit. I hope you're having a wonderful weekend. Hugs!
To be totally honest, I am only familiar with Steampunk and Deisel-Punk. I absolutely love Hullabalu Lulu! Everything about it appeals to me and you are doing a fabulous job of writing it! Of course, it goes without saying, Rob's artwork brings your words to life! Love it.
That was me too, Jan. LOL, I felt like I had just learned of the existence of new languages or something.
Thanks for your encouraging words about Hullaba Lulu. Great big hug.
You keep on writing Teagan and educate me about punk and what it means. There is never a dull moment when reading your stories and books.
Hi Gerlinde. Thanks so much for your encouragement. I appreciate you taking time to visit. Huge hugs!
Steampunk is so whimsical. I have a hard time differentiating between Steampunk and Diesel Punk. I love the way we're using it in our collaboration.
Thanks, Rob — so do I.
I don't claim any expert knowledge, but the 2 seem to overlap, making it hard to distinguish. But as I see it, that is realistic, because innovations and their popular use overlapped the Victorian Era (steampunk) and the 1920s (including the period between the 2 World Wars) being dieselpunk.
For me the look is the difference, more so than the technology. Steampunk looks Victorian and Edwardian. Dieselpunk has different clothes, shorter skirts, and is more likely to have black smoking engines.
Heh…whatever type of "punk" you write…I'm good to go!!
Hi Kirt. Thanks so much. I appreciate you taking time to visit. Huge hugs!
Never thought of punk but know whatever you're writing I'm a fan. So I'm a Teagan -Punk fan.
LOL. You're so kind, John. Maybe it is Teagan-punk at that. Thanks for taking time to visit. Great big hug!
I had no idea there was so much variation within the Punk genre. It's pretty wild. And when I first read Tesla-punk, I thought it was Teagan-punk. Ha ha. You have your own genre! 😀 Hugs!
Hahaha! Teagan punk… Well, why not. I call my own unique spiritual path "Teaganism" so I guess I could have my own punk too. LOL. Thanks for visiting. Great big hug right back!
What kind of a punk are you? Steam punk, we mean! Great one, Teagan!
Thanks so much Melissa– and thanks for reblogging too. Huge hugs!
Hi Brad. I'm amazed at all the different sub-genres out there — and not just the "punks." It's an adventure. Thanks for coming along. Happy weekend hugs!
It is amazing when I can drop my judgments!
I have to admit, when I was reading "Copper, the Alchemist, and the Woman in Trousers" I didn't understand anything about punk. I just liked the story, and I didn't think you could write anything more curiously interesting than that. With Lulu, you have captured my imagination again. What amazes me, a person not normally drawn to fantasy, is how this all seems so plausible, even though I'm sure it's quite impossible. The illustrations in this latest story give it a rich new flavor.
Thanks for the punk education. I love learning about this stuff.
I hope you have a great weekend. The heatwave has broken up here, I hope you are cooling off.
Yes — thank all that's holy! It was actually nice when I went out earlier, Dan. The past few weeks, it's would already be stifling at 7AM.
Thanks for this comment. It was a silly "Duh!" moment for me when I suddenly realized I was writing steampunk with the Copper story. When that happened I made a big effort to learn more about the genre.
I enjoy the inherent contradictions in any punk — the futuristic feel of archaic technology, whimsy often touched with a bit of darkness, and somewhat misfit characters.
That you (or anyone) is enjoying something they wouldn't normally like, is the greatest compliment I can imagine.
(Oh, and Lulu will be glad you're back on burgers!) Happy weekend hugs!
I knew about steampunk and have read a novel I really enjoyed on that genre (and some stories…) and, of course, I'm reading your serial, but I'll have to investigate further, although I can't see myself writing in any of these genres, but, who knows? Thanks, Teagan and have a great weekend!
Hi Olga. You are so versatile, I can easily imagine you writing in any punk — or any other genre. Thanks for taking a moment to visit. Happy weekend hugs!
I'd only heard of steampunk and that genre was mystifying and intriguing.
Hi Jan. That's how I was. I think I still like the "look" of steampunk best of all the punks. Although atompunk looks wonderfully quirky. Any of them appeal to my "What if" mind. What if things were just a little different in this way or that.
Thanks for visiting. Happy weekend hugs.
You've opened up a startling world for us, which is always good. Have a great weekend. Hugs.
Who knew? I've heard of the first two but atompunk sounds grand.
That was my reaction too, Geoff. I only mentioned the "punks" that would fit in a linear timeline, so to speak. There were some very odd ones that I might find tedious. I'm amazed by all sub-genres out there for every genre.
I agree — I'd love to try an atompunk story one day. Happy weekend hugs.
Happy Saturday dear Ape. Thanks for sharing from your tree-house. Mega hugs!
So many new words, genres and trends. Whichever punk you write, it is fabulous.
You are so kind, Christoph. ❤ Thank you. Have a satisfying Saturday. Hugs.


When it comes to professional sports in Tennessee it is hard to look past the enormous stadium sitting in the shadows of the Nashville's skyline.
LP Field is the football stadium found in Nashville and owned by the Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County. It is located on the east bank of the Cumberland River, directly across from downtown Nashville. The stadium holds a capacity of 69,143 people and the playing surface is Tifsport Bermuda Sod. The natural grass used for the stadiums field normally is replaced halfway through the season because of the wear and tear of games and the warm Nashville climate.
LP Field has not always been known as LP. In fact, the Tennessee Titans actually began their careers in Houston on a team called the Oilers. The city of Houston decided against building an "only" football complex for the Oilers so owner, Bud Adams, met with then Mayor Phil Bredeson to come to an agreement about moving the team. The project broke ground on May 3, 1997 and completed on schedule on August 27, 1999.
Naming rights has always been an interesting deal for the stadium. During construction, it had no name and was referred to "The East Bank Stadium" due to its proximity to the Cumberland River. The first name given to the stadium was the Adelphia Coliseum after Adelphia Business Solutions in a 15 year, 30 million deal for naming rights. Adelphia filed bankruptcy and the arrangement ceased creating the second name, the "Coliseum" by dropping Adelphia in the official trademark. The most recent name "LP Field" comes from an arrangement with Louisiana Pacific June 6, 2006. LP is paying 30 million dollars over 10 years for the naming rights.
Aside from the legal arrangements, LP field creates an incredible environment to see a professional football game or a concert. The tailgate atmosphere and love for music just adds to why a venue like LP is a staple to Nashville's city!


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SB-1138 Food options: plant-based meals.(2017-2018)
(a) Public institutions such as licensed health care facilities and state prisons that provide food to "captive audiences" have a particular responsibility to provide a diversity of healthy meals that are acceptable to most religions, those with ethical dietary beliefs, and those with known food sensitivities.
(b) In 2017, the American Medical Association adopted a policy, entitled Healthy Food Options in Hospitals (H-150.949), that calls on hospitals to improve the health of patients, staff, and visitors by providing a variety of healthful food, including plant-based meals.
(c) Inmates are required to be provided with sufficient plain and wholesome food of such variety as may be most conducive to good health. Plant-based meals are mostly unavailable to inmates. Vegetarian meals are required to be provided upon request of an inmate with any religious, personal, or ethical dietary need, but often times, these meals are not strictly plant based and contain milk or egg products.
Section 1265.10 is added to the Health and Safety Code, to read:
(a) A licensed health facility, as defined in subdivision (a), (b), (c), (d), (f), or (k) of Section 1250, shall make available wholesome, plant-based meals of such variety as to meet the needs of patients in accordance with their physicians' orders.
(b) Notwithstanding any other law, including, but not limited to, Section 1290, a violation of this section shall not constitute a crime.
(c) For the purposes of this section, "plant-based meals" shall mean entire meals that contain no animal products or byproducts, including meat, poultry, fish, dairy, or eggs.
Section 2084 of the Penal Code is amended to read:
(a) The department shall provide each prisoner with a bed, sufficient covering of blankets, and with garments of substantial material and of distinctive manufacture, and with sufficient plain and wholesome food of such variety as may be most conducive to good health and that shall include the availability of plant-based meals.
(b) The department shall develop a plan to make available the plant-based meals described in subdivision (a) on an overall cost-neutral basis.


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Kuwaiti doctor calls out influencers for promoting bogus health products
Dr Abdoty has been debunking false medical claims made by Instagram influencers: 'the whole thing is neither scientific not true'
The Kuwait doctor has been calling out influencers for misleading medical posts. Instagram / dr_abdoty
Promotion on social media of 'diet teas' and other such potions and lotions that are clearly too good to be true is a global issue (one that the Kardashians have been called out for in the past), and now Kuwaiti dentist Dr Mohammed Nabeel El Safi, known as Dr Abdoty on Instagram, has called out influencers operating in the Gulf state for doing just that.
In a series of videos, the doctor points out that people are promoting, among other things, unregulated weight loss pills and medical toothpastes. He says promoting these things for profit is an insult to their followers' intelligence, and could be harmful to their health.
He talks about influencers, including Shahab Malh (@shahab_vid) who has 1.1 million Instagram followers, and Noha Nabil (@nohastyleicon) who has 8 million followers on Instagram.
He says that Malh was promoting weight loss pills and Nabil's account featured a post that promoted a toothpaste that claimed to kill all bacteria. "One social media influencer, a young man called Shahab, promotes and advertises weight-loss pills … this is what I'm calling to your attention," he explains. "I want to show you how people's intelligence is insulted and their health abused."
He goes on to discuss how misused terms like "expert opinion" can be, and that personal experience does not hold the same weight as randomised controlled trials.
A post shared by محمد نبيل الصفي (@dr_abdoty) on Jul 1, 2019 at 12:23pm PDT
He points out that the imagery used to advertise weight loss products is often deceptive: "Shahab promoted and advertised someone ... who is believed to be a doctor of alternative medicine," he explains. "He was posting advertisements on his account [with] before and after photos of people who have used the pills … One of my Instagram followers conducted a simple search to identify the internet sources of the picture. She found out that many of the pictures were taken randomly from the internet, and are pictures of other people."
Dr Abdoty says that he has no particular issue with the influencers: "I do not have any personal issue with them. When I talk about a person, I am actually discussing a matter, an idea. I am not undermining them if I mention their names. On the contrary, I am talking with utter respect and appreciation."
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He points out that his own Instagram account, on which he has 1.8 million followers, is about promoting health, rather than seeking out personal fame: "For me fame is not an objective or requirement. Fame for me is a tool to transmit my message."
And it seems to be working, after Dr Abdoty started his campaign, the Kuwaiti Ministry of Health tweeted out an official statement saying that "violators of laws regulating health-related advertisements will face up to one-year imprisonment and/or a fine of KD1,000 (Dh9,800)".
The government's tweet included a quote from Deputy Director for Medicine and Nutrition Oversight in the Ministry of Health, Dr Abdullah Al-Badr, who said: "A number of social media celebrities have been transferred to Public Prosecution for posting health products with no advertising license.
أكد أنها مخالفة لقانون تنظيم الإعلان عن المواد المتعلقة بالصحة وعقوبتها سجن سنة وغرامة 1000 دينار
البدر: إحالة مجموعة من مشاهير التواصل الاجتماعي للنيابة العامة لنشرهم منتجات صحية غير مرخص الإعلان عنها pic.twitter.com/YDJk1klztq
— وزارة الصحة - الكويت (@KUWAIT_MOH) July 1, 2019
"The medical products being marketed by some socialites in the social communication platforms are not licensed by the concerned ministry, and this is considered a breach of law pertaining to advertisement regulations of products related to health," Dr Al-Badr added.
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Q: Can a child process go  without its parent process dying? kill - does it kill the process right away?
I found my answer and I set up a signal handler for SIGCHLD and introduced wait in that handler. That way, whenever parent process kills a child process, this handler is called and it calls wait to reap the child. - motive is to clear process table entry.
I am still seeing some child processes going  for a few seconds even without its parent process dying. - how is this possible?
I am seeing this via ps. Precisely ps -o user,pid,ppid,command -ax and greping for parent process, child process and defunct.

A: A process goes defunct (zombie) immediately upon exiting (from a signal, call to exit, return from main, whatever). It stays zombie until wait'd on by its parent.
So, all processes at least briefly become zombies upon exit.
If the parent process takes a bit (because it was doing other work, or just because the scheduler hasn't given it CPU time yet) before calling wait, then you'll see the zombie for a bit. If the parent never calls wait, then when it eventually exits, init (pid 1) will adopt its zombied children, and call wait on them.

A: A child process goes defunct (becomes a zombie) only when its parent process hasn't died and hasn't yet waited for it.  If the original parent died, then the child's parent becomes process ID 1, and that process's main task is to wait for its (inherited) children to die and remove them from the process list, so that they are not zombies.  (Note: an orphaned child, or a daemon, is automatically inherited by PID 1; it does not get assigned to grandparents or great-grandparents up the hierarchy of processes.)
Between the time that the child dies and the parent collects the exit information via wait() (or waitpid(), or waitid() or any of the other variants), it is a zombie in the process list, shown as defunct by ps.
But to answer your question's title:

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*Yes, a process can go defunct without its parent dying.

(And it can only go defunct if its parent has not died.)

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The VTX section is flipped back so the ant is pointing back.
This allows you to keep the profile low and have your FPV cam ant pointing back instead of up where it can catch on things and get all bent up when you crash.


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Brooks Laich Wants To Explore His Sexuality In 2020
January 5, 2020 Warren Fields Current Affairs
Brooks Laich's Sexuality?
Brooks Laich says he wants to explore his sexuality in the New Year.
We've seen it time and time again. The New Year brings resolutions of change and deeper understanding from many people. From hikes in gym memberships to today's' heightened dating app usage. But for one man, the New Year means it's time to understand himself and his sexual desires a little better.
Last year, dancer and choreographer Julianne Hough came out as "not straight." The reality show personality, known mostly for her work on Dancing With The Stars and America's Got Talent, shared that just because she married a man doesn't mean that she is straight. And now, it appears that she's not the only one in the relationship who sees her sexuality as dynamic.
Hough's husband Brooks Laich recently released a picture on social media which implied that he wants to know more about his own levels of intimacy and sexuality. Specifically, the pictures showed a list of goals for 2020. For the line asking Laich what he wished to learn in the new year, Laich wrote, "More about intimacy and my sexuality."
The 36-year-old hockey player then expanded on this image in a separate Instagram post. In that post, he wrote:
"As the new year inches closer, I'm doing some reflecting, and some looking ahead. I'm always working on becoming a better man, a better version of me, and it always starts with a vision of who that person is. Knowing where I am, and where I want to go, are equally important."
Laich then went on to say that he hopes his words will bring comfort and a feeling of support to others who are going on a similar journey. He says this because it was the before mentioned announcement by his wife that made him think about sexuality and intimacy more intensely.
"It's not who you are that holds you back, it's who you think you are not" As the new year inches closer, I'm doing some reflecting, and some looking ahead. I'm always working on becoming a better man, a better version of me, and it always starts with a vision of who that person is. Knowing where I am, and where I want to go, are equally important. So I share these words for anyone else out there on a similar journey ahead of the new year. It's a new decade coming, a new sense of hope and opportunity – and a chance to step into an improved version of you. You must believe you are, before you can become. Once the belief is set, the path reveals itself. So, much love to all of you taking the time to pour love into yourself, and striving for betterment – I'm with you all the way, and wish you all the best!! 🙌🤟💯
A post shared by Brooks Laich (@brookslaich) on Dec 30, 2019 at 10:51am PST
As Hough said in a Women's Health interview, "I [told him], 'You know I'm not straight, right?' And he was like, 'I'm sorry, what?' I was like, 'I'm not. But I choose to be with you."
She then added, "The more I dropped into my most authentic self, the more attracted he was to me. Now we have a more intimate relationship."
Hough also added that the couple have seeked the help of a sex educator to create "erotic blueprints."
"When I took the test, I realized that there were certain things that gave me connection and intimacy that were different than what gave Brooks connection and intimacy," Hough said. "By almost learning each other's language — sort of like love languages — it was almost like a menu of how we could please each other sexually, but also intimately."
For Laich, his wife's coming out opened many new doors of thought. And now he hopes to share that perspective with other men.
"I spent some time thinking about [intimacy], and I was confused about it," Laich explained in an interview with AskMen. "I thought I had an idea of what it was, and then my wife really opened it up and challenged me on it … I was blown away by what she said."
So yes, Brooks Laich is looking to expand his sexuality this coming year. But really, he's doing it to better understand himself and his own sexual needs. And that something to both admire and mimic in our own lives.
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From the Father of teachers to the hospital of the revolution - Sights of Péterfy Sándor Street
Hungarian version of the article: A tanítók atyjától a forradalom kórházáig – A Péterfy Sándor utca nevezetességei
Written by: Dávid Mészáros
Péterfy Sándor Street is one of the characteristic streets of Külső-Erzsébetváros, the so-called Csikágó [Chicago, written as it is pronounced in Hungarian] quarter. It owes its fame mostly to its hospital and the events that took place there in 1956, but its namesake, the Hungarian "Father of teachers", also lived here. Its characteristic streetscape consists of residential buildings with circular corridors built during the Dualism, but it is also in contact with the country's first official kindergarten teacher training institute, a former brewery warehouse and a former market square. Take a look at what this street is all about.
Péterfy Sándor Street is named after a person who was already called the "Father of teachers" during his own life, and this epithet was also immortalised in periodical articles. Sándor Péterfy moved to Pest in 1865 (one year after the loss of his wife and only child) to devote his life to his profession - education - and to help his colleagues prosper. He was one of the key people in the organisation of education during the Dualism era: in addition to being a class teacher and then principal at the Deák Square Lutheran elementary school, he also edited several magazines (e.g. Népnevelők lapja), published in many newspapers, and wrote textbooks as well.
Portraits of Sándor Péterfy over time: (left) from the 34th Issue of 1878 of Vasárnapi Ujság; (in the middle) from the 28th Issue of 1896 of the Néptanítók lapja; (right) and from the 34th Issue of Vasárnapi Ujság of 1913 (Source: Arcanum)
In the 1870s, he initiated the creation of the Eötvös Foundation, which became a self-help and advocacy association for the country's teachers. The organisation was a support for many poorer teachers and their families, but it also served other charitable purposes. Péterfy died in 1913, and a year later the street where he lived was named after him. This is how Óvoda Street in Erzsébetváros became Péterfy Sándor Street.
Sándor Péterfy received an ornamental grave in 1917 (left) in the Fiumei Road National Cemetery. On the occasion of the inauguration, the mayor of Budapest at the time, István Bárczy, gave a speech (right) (Source of images: FSZEK/Budapest Archives)
Péterfy Sándor Street is largely located in the quarter known colloquially as Csikágó [Chicago, written as it is pronounced in Hungarian]. This is today's quarter bounded by Dózsa György Road, Thököly Road, Rottenbiller Street and Damjanich Street. There are two assumptions about the origin of the name: according to one, this neighbourhood was built up so quickly from scratch, the like of which could only be seen in big cities in the United States at the time - and it was indeed one of the fastest growing and populous areas of Budapest at the end of the 19th century. According to the other assumption (similar to the American Chicago), the neighbourhood was characterised by deplorable public safety.
Csikágó's rectangular, densely built-up quarter in Külső-Erzsébetváros: its four border streets and two public squares are marked in yellow. The line of Péterfy Sándor Street is marked in white (Source: Google Earth)
Csikágó, including Péterfy Sándor Street, is one of the lesser-known features of Budapest's architectural heritage: its residential buildings do not for the most part reflect the splendour that characterises the inner-city rental palaces, but the decoration of many facades and inner courtyards reveals similar solutions.
A familiar "Csikágó" scenery in Péterfy Sándor Street: an alternation of well-kept and neglected Dualism-era buildings, narrow pavements, patched-up roads - the decoration of the facades bears the hallmarks of the era (Photo: Dávid Mészáros/pestbuda.hu)
This place is the empire of turn-of-the-century houses with hanging corridors: balcony-like circular corridors snake above the inner courtyards, bordered by cast iron protective railings. These corridors lead to the entrances of the apartments on the upper floors, but this is also where the residents of the house used to converse with each other. Many local residential buildings were left to decay for decades, which did not spare the plaster either. The more fortunate ones have since been restored, but even the majority of the neglected houses are still standing - only a few have been demolished since the Monarchy.
34 Péterfy Sándor Street, seen from its inner courtyard, did not escape the judgement of history - it was demolished in the 2000s. The eponymous Péterfy Sándor lived in the opposite house at 41. Photo from 1957 (Source: Fortepan/Uvaterv)
View of life at the corner of Péterfy Sándor Street and Nefelejcs Street: people preparing for a parade with balloons and flowers on the cobblestone road on 1 May 1969 (Source: Fortepan)
The best-known establishment on the street is the main building of the Péterfy Hospital. The institution was originally built as the Private Employees' Insurance Institute's [Magánalkalmazottak Biztosító Intézete - MABI] hospital. It was completed in 1934 according to the plans of architect Dr Dezső Hültl.
Photographs of the completed MABI hospital (today's Péterfy Sándor Street Hospital) (left) and its main entrance (right) in the July 1934 issue of Tér és Forma (Source: Arcanum)
A closer look at the four marble statues above the main entrance (Source: Wikimedia Commons)
Later, between 1940 and 1942, the building was expanded with the construction of the headquarters of MABI - it was no longer designed by Dezső Hültl, but by Lajos Hidasi, yet the person walking down the street can get the impression that the two buildings are twins.
Dr István Zsembery, the president of MABI, places the founding document at the laying of the foundation stone of the MABI headquarters on 17 November 1940 (Source: FSZEK/Budapest Archives)
The building complex extended with the MABI headquarters (far right) in a picture from 1969 (Source: Fortepan/Main Photo)
During the 1956 revolution, it was considered one of the most modernly equipped hospitals in the capital. One of the insurgents' resistance centres was here, and Ilona Tóth, who was later martyred, also worked here.
The hospital of the revolution: plaque next to the car entrance and poster above the entrance door (Photo: Dávid Mészáros/pestbuda.hu)
Péterfy Sándor Street is the only street in the Csikágó quarter that continues beyond the boundaries of the quarter, towards the inner parts of Erzsébetváros. Here stands the building that gave the street its previous name (Óvoda Street), the former State Kindergarten Teacher Training Institute.
The kindergarten teacher training institute in 1940 at the intersection of Rózsák Square (left) and Péterfy Sándor Street (right) (Source: FSZEK/Budapest Archives)
The building was completed in 1876 based on the design work of József Pucher and operated according to its original purpose until 1952. Today, it houses a kindergarten, a primary school, a high school and a student home as well.
The light of the morning sun greets the still shady Péterfy Sándor Street facade of the building, which was restored this year (Photo: Dávid Mészáros/pestbuda.hu)
The street runs along the southern edge of Rózsák Square, so the Parish Church of St. Elizabeth, built according to the plans of Imre Steindl can be seen.
The Parish Church of St. Elizabeth, photographed from the same spot on Péterfy Sándor Street, 87 years apart. In 1935, it was completely visible but today it can be found "wrapped in a green robe" (Left photo source: Fortepan; right photo: Dávid Mészáros/pestbuda.hu)
The line of the street is also embellished by the warehouse building of the former Haggenmacher brewery in the capital. In 1935, in the area purchased by a family of Swiss origin, the houses standing there were given a uniform facade, according to the plans of Ernő Friedmann.
A crowd of people applying for military service in Péterfy Sándor Street on 1 August 1914, at the beginning of World War I. On the right, a small part of the warehouse building of the Haggenmacher Kőbányai and Budafoki Breweries Joint Stock Company. (Source: Fortepan/OSZK)
Today, the former brewery warehouse is at the intersection of Péterfy Sándor Street (left) and Huszár Street (right). A statue of Saint Florian, the patron saint of firefighters and brewers, watches over the corner of the building (Photo: Dávid Mészáros/pestbuda.hu)
The western terminus of Péterfy Sándor Street is at the Erzsébet Szegényház [Elizabeth Almshouse] (today Erzsébet Hospital). Its name refers to Franz Joseph's wife, Queen Elizabeth.
Photo after 1890 of the Elizabeth Almshouse, where Péterfy Sándor Street (right) ends. To the left is Alsó Erdősor Street (Source: Fortepan/Budapest Archives)
The first wing of the almshouse was designed by József Hild and built in 1856. The southern wing along Péterfy is already a later extension of the institution, which today belongs to the Péterfy Hospital.
Today, the capital's cobblestone roads have dwindled, but the western end of Péterfy Sándor Street still preserves these memories of the past. To the left is the south wing of today's Erzsébet Hospital (Photo: Dávid Mészáros/pestbuda.hu)
The eastern end of Péterfy Sándor Street is located at Garay Square, which used to be a traditional market square, but today it is the site of a modern indoor market and department store. The square is surrounded by houses from the Dualism era from all directions (Photo: Dávid Mészáros/pestbuda.hu)
Péterfy Sándor Street – like the entire Külső-Erzsébetváros – is an integral part of the turn-of-the-century architectural heritage that makes the Hungarian capital known worldwide. In addition to the buildings in the catchment area of the Danube and Andrássy Avenue, these lesser-known neighbourhoods also deserve similar care and heritage protection.
The meeting of a weathered past and an encouraging future: some of the residential buildings on the street have been renovated this year, but there is still much to be done (Photo: Dávid Mészáros/pestbuda.hu)
Cover photo: On the right, Sándor Péterfy's portrait and signature from the 2nd booklet of the Magyar Paedagogiai Szemle of 1880, and on the left, the buildings of the Péterfy Sándor Street hospital from the July 1934 issue of Tér és Forma
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FCC: Broadband access boosts crop production, cuts costs
12/30/20 11:00 AM By Ben Nuelle
KEYWORDS Ajit Pai Climate Change corn cotton crop production costs crop yields Federal Communications Commission greenhouse gas emissions hay highspeed internet Katherine LoPiccalo nitrogen nitrous oxide precision agriculture rural broadband Rural Digital Opportunity Fund soy
Increased availability of high-speed internet in rural areas can help boost crop yields and lower fertilizer, seed, and fuel costs, according to a Federal Communications Commission study.
The report, "Impact of Broadband Penetration on U.S. Farm Productivity," drew from FCC and Department of Agriculture county-level data on field crops like corn, cotton, hay, and soybeans.
The report found that a 1% increase in the number of high-speed internet connections (service speeds of at least 25 megabits per second (mbps) download and 3 mbps upload) per 1,000 households would lead to a 3.6% increase in corn yields and 3.8% increase in soybean yields.
The use of precision ag techniques with high-speed internet service allows farmers to reduce their use of fertilizer and pesticides, potentially reducing farmers' costs and environmental impact. More precise applications of nitrogen fertilizer can reduce emissions of nitrous oxide, a powerful greenhouse gas, from fields.
The report said a 1% increase in internet connections would lead to a 6.5% decline in fertilizer expenses per operation and a 3.4% decrease in seed and plants expenses per farm.
"A constant theme I've heard is the boost in productivity that comes with the use of precision agriculture and other broadband-based technologies," said FCC Chairman Ajit Pai.
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He said the paper confirms anecdotes he's heard and underscores the importance of the commission's effort to expand broadband access in rural and underserved areas with programs like the Rural Digital Opportunity Fund. The fund is a $20.4 billion two-phase program to build high-speed internet in underserved areas over 10 years. Providers must meet certain criteria and provide fixed broadband speeds of no less than 25/3 mbps.
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Helping improve broadband across rural areas has been a priority for the American Soybean Association, which welcomed the report.
"Access to broadband is needed for farmers and livestock producers to implement precision agriculture practices that reduce input use, increase efficiency, and reduce agriculture's environmental impact," ASA CEO Steve Cenksy told Agri-Pulse. "This economic piece helps document why Congress and the Administration need to prioritize and increase investments to bring broadband to all of rural America."
Economist Katherine LoPiccalo wrote the paper and works for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. She previously worked at the FCC.
She said in the report, citing industry estimates, technological innovation made possible by precision agriculture and the deployment of broadband has "lowered farm expenses on seed, fertilizer and pesticides by an average of 15 percent, and raised crop yields by an average of 13 percent."
LoPiccalo noted that large farms and agribusinesses are most likely to have high-speed internet service.
"Large agribusiness firms with an international scope are more likely to adopt Internet use than others whose scope remains more local," LoPiccalo said in the study. She also said a farmer's age and educational achievement, family size, prior exposure to computers and the internet, are other factors in broadband adoption.
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Check the Web site www.townofberlin.com for full listing of events and holiday closings. If you have any questions, call (978)838-2812 or e-mail library@townofberlin.com.
HOURS: Tuesday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturdays 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Book Discussion Group: November�s selection will be �That Old Cape Magic,� by Richard Russo.
"Creatures of the Night": a special children�s event on Oct. 26, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Seasonal crafts and refreshments. Seating is limited, so pre-registration is required.
"Death in Shorts": an adult program on Oct. 27, at 7 p.m. A panel of authors from the New England Sisters in Crime will discuss how to plot, construct, and populate the mystery short story. A question and answer period will follow. Registration is limited. Refreshments will be provided.
HOURS: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Sunday and Monday, closed.
Open mike: for musicians and poets, Oct. 27 at 7 p.m.
Story Time: will be held for preschoolers every Thursday at 10:30 a.m.
Library website: features a full calendar of events including the pumpkin carving contest and the first meeting of the Lego Club. Visit: www.boltonpubliclibrary.org.
HOURS: Open � Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Closed Friday.
Drop-in Knitting/Crocheting: will be held every Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. in the Baker Room. Not limited to Sterling residents, all skill levels welcome.
Story Hour: for 2-and 3-year-olds will be on Mondays at 1 p.m. Story hour for children under age 2 will be at 10:15 a.m. on Thursdays. Story hour for 4-and 5-year-olds will be at 10:15 a.m. on Tuesdays.
Children�s Programs: Story hour every Thursday morning (with some exceptions) at 10:30 a.m. There will be stories, a fun craft, and Miss Marilyn on keyboard to lead the group in song. Recommended for ages 3 to 5, but siblings always welcome. No sign up is necessary. Parking is in rear of library off Harvard Street. Themes are: Oct. 28, no story hour; Nov. 3, �Libraries�; Nov. 11, no story hour; Nov. 18, �Thanksgiving.� For more information, contact Susan Conroy at (978) 368-8928 x.5, or sconroy@cwmars.org.
Scrabble Club: on Mondays at 6 p.m. New players are welcome.
Young Adult Book Group is looking for new members. The group meets
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Health Living Series: Tuesday, Nov. 2, 7 to 8 p.m., �The Five Keyes to Slowing, Stopping and Preventing Arthritis,� with Drs. Jason and Kate Engelhardt, Lancaster�s family chiropractors (free, but preregister to receive handouts).
Free Adult Book Discussion: on Tuesday, Oct. 26, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. The book, �Excellent Women� by Barbara Pym, a modern English comedy. Open to new members and tea will be served.
Magic Steve and his Incredible Halloween Show: on Wednesday, Oct. 27, at 6 p.m. in the library. No sign-up necessary, however the Dexter Room has a capacity of 68 patrons. For more information, contact Susan Conroy at (978) 368-8928 x.5, or sconroy@cwmars.org. Paid for by a grant from the George K. Progin Estate.
Slideshow and Book Signing: Thursday, Oct. 28, at 6:30 p.m. Historian John Schumacher-Hardy will present, �Lancaster, Mass.: Wish You Were Here� This program is free. Books and old postcards will be available for sale.
�A Natural Approach to Childhood Ear Infections�: Wednesday, Nov. 17, at 6:30 p.m., presented by Dr. Kate Engelhardt, who will discuss common contributors to decreased immune system function, leading to chronic congestion, colds and ear infections. Register with Susan Conroy, either in person or by calling Susan Conroy, (978) 368-8928, ext. 5, or sconroy@cwmars. org.
Teen Movie Night: is Wednesday, Nov. 17, at 6 p.m. The screening is �Robin Hood,� starring Russell Crowe and Cate Blanchette. All local teens are invited.
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Brussels sprouts and fall fruits just belong together. Brussels sprouts and grapes? Trust me, it works! Brussels sprouts and pomegranate? Yes! But my favorite combination of all is Brussels sprouts and apples. The sweetness of the apples is the perfect foil for the assertive flavor of the sprouts. They complement each other so well, once you've tried the two together, it becomes hard to ever serve them separately.
Have I convinced you yet? Well, if I haven't, maybe this Brussels Sprout and Apple Pizza will.
I've made this before, but I never took the step of actually writing down the recipe until now. (Sidenote: this is why I love making pizzas at home. You can experiment! You don't need a recipe!) Because I'm all about saving time where I can, I always start with a pre-made crust. I skip the sauce and use a nutty pesto instead; a light sprinkle of fontina has a mild flavor that lets the stars of this recipe shine: the apples and Brussels sprouts.
Because they won't be spending enough time in the oven to cook fully, I sauté the two together in a skillet with a little bit of honey and thyme. The Brussels sprouts will get brown and crisp once baked, and then the whole thing is drizzled with balsamic vinegar before serving.
If you're into meal prep, this pizza works well for that. Just make the walnut pesto and Brussels sprout and apple sauté in advance and then assemble when you're ready to eat. Super easy.
The perfect combination of sweet and savory, this pizza is a favorite for fall.
Preheat oven to 425ºF (or temperature on crust package).
Put the walnuts, cheese and 1 tablespoon olive oil in a food processor and process until crumbly. Season with salt and pepper.
Heat the remaining oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Add the Brussels sprouts and apple slices; cook about 8 minutes, or until apples and sprouts are beginning to brown. Stir in the honey and thyme, then remove from heat and season to taste with salt and pepper.
Top the pizza crust with the walnut mixture, shredded fontina and the sautéed Brussels sprouts and apples. Bake for 10-15 minutes, or follow the directions on the package of the crust. Drizzle with balsamic glaze and serve.


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The Remains of the Day
Written by Kazuo Ishiguro
Kazuo Ishiguro's moving portrait of the perfect English butler, his loyalty and his fading, insular world in post-war England.
At the end of his three decades of service at Darlington Hall, Stevens embarks on a country drive, during which he looks back over his career to reassure himself that he has served humanity by serving 'a great gentleman.' But lurking in his memory are doubts about the true nature of Lord Darlington's 'greatness' - and graver doubts about his own faith in the man he has served.
The Booker Prize 1989
Kazuo Ishiguro's works of fiction have earned him many honours around the world, including the Nobel Prize in Literature.
More about Kazuo Ishiguro
The Remains of the Day is in fact a brilliant subversion of the fictional modes from which it seems at first to descend
Salman Rushdie. The Guardian, August 17 2012
Writing The Remains of the Day
Kazuo Ishiguro: 'This is me in my study circa 1988, writing the book that went on to win the 1989 Booker Prize (The Remains of the Day). The places where I work today I prefer to keep private, but I can reveal they aren't nearly as tidy as this room from back then. The kneeler chair was particularly inspiring.'
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The Remains of the Day on screen
Kazuo Ishiguro's The Remains of the Day was adapted into a film of the same name in 1993, directed by James Ivory and with a screenplay written by Ruth Prawer Jhabvala.
Anthony Hopkins took on the role of butler James Stevens, with Emma Thompson as Sarah 'Sally' Kenton. The film also starred Christopher Reeve and Hugh Grant.
The Hollywood Reporter's review described Hopkins' performance as 'truly colossal' and a 'tour de force', and said the film was 'beautiful to look at and deeply moving in many scenes'.
Hopkins won the Best Actor award at the 1993 British Academy Film Awards for his role in The Remains of the Day.
Anthony Hopkins and Emma Thompson in The Remains of the Day.
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Perhaps I'm naive but I imagine a judge sitting down to read each book behind a veil of ignorance
Kazuo Ishiguro, Booker Prize interview
Nobel Laureate Kazuo Ishiguro
In 2017, Kazuo Ishiguro was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature.
His citation said he 'in novels of great emotional force, has uncovered the abyss beneath our illusory sense of connection with the world'.
In his Nobel Lecture, delivered on December 7 2017, Ishiguro spoke about the surprise he felt when he started writing a story about Japan, after not having 'set foot in that country – not even for a holiday – since leaving it at the age of five'.
Speaking about his parents and upbringing, Ishiguro said he had 'become thoroughly trained in the manners expected of English middle-class boys in those days' but was 'leading another life at home with my Japanese parents'.
The Remains of the Day, Ishiguro said in his speech, was 'my first [novel] not to have a Japanese setting – my personal Japan having been made less fragile by the writing of my previous novels'.
'In fact my new book, to be called The Remains of the Day, seemed English in the extreme – though not, I hoped, in the manner of many British authors of the older generation,' he continued.
Watch Ishiguro's full Nobel lecture below.
Kazuo Ishiguro delivering his Nobel Lecture.
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The winning moment
Kazuo Ishiguro's The Remains of the Day was named the winner of the prize in 1989 by judges David Lodge, Maggie Gee, Helen McNeil, David Profumo and Edmund White.
The judges for the 1989 Booker Prize had a series of 'prolonged, intense and anxious' meetings, said Lodge in his speech, on their way to crowning The Remains of the Day.
The book was chosen from 102 books that were submitted or called in that year.
In a short speech, Ishiguro urged the audience to think about Salman Rushdie, who in 1989 had a fatwa issued against him by the Ayatollah of Iran, following the release of The Satanic Verses.
Ishiguro said: 'I think it will be improper of us not to at least remember him this evening and to think about, I suppose, the rather alarming significance of the plight he is in this evening.'
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1989 Booker Prize winner Kazuo Ishiguro with his winning book The Remains of the Day, at London's Guildhall, 26th October, 1989
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1989 Booker Prize winner Kazuo Ishiguro at London's Guildhall, 26th October, 1989
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Kazuo Ishiguro, 1989.
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Other nominated books by Kazuo Ishiguro
Klara and the Sun
Kazuo Ishiguro looks at our rapidly-changing world through the eyes of a unique narrator to explore a fundamental question: what does it mean to love?
Thought-provoking and unsettling by turns, Kazuo Ishiguro's novel gradually unveils the true nature of three children's apparently happy childhoods.
When We Were Orphans
Kazuo Ishiguro's adventurous combination of historical fiction and detective story, set largely in England and Shanghai of the 1930s.
An Artist of the Floating World
Kazuo Ishiguro examines guilt, truth and ageing through the highly subjective reminiscences of a retired painter in post-war Japan.


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