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Set Times
Doors at 8:30 | 21+
9:00 – Reckling
9:50 – Blushh
10:50 – Dune Rats
Times subject to change without notice
Advance ticket price: $12.00
Day of Show ticket price: $15.00
Dune Rats
Dune Rats formed in Brisbane, Australia during 2011 when two stoner buds, guitarist/vocalist Danny Beausa and drummer BC Michaels, decided to make a bunch of lunkheaded punk noise together. They played shows with various friends roped in to play bass and released a couple of EPs, Sexy Beach and Social Atoms, during their first year together. They continued a steady stream of live shows and singles over the next two years, releasing "Fuck It" in 2012 and "Red Light Green Light" in 2013, while the Smile EP also came out that year. By this point, Brett Jansch, a member of fellow Brisbane group Bleeding Knees Club, had become a fixture on bass. Dune Rats recorded their self-titled debut album in 2014, releasing it on their own Ratbag Records imprint. The stripped-down, party-time punk sound connected with fans in Australia, leading to the band getting slots at prime festivals, including Laneway in 2015. Their second album, The Kids Will Know It's Bullshit, was produced by FIDLAR's Zac Carper and opted for the same no-nonsense, all-fun approach. It was released on Ratbag in early 2017. ~ Tim Sendra, Rovi
Blushh
Blushh is what you get after your bjillionthth quarter life crisis: when you realize you've been sitting in the corner your whole life watching the party happen from afar, never saying a word about how you felt, or standing up to grab the last cupcake. Blushh is what you really mean when you shrug it off and say "it's fine", when you roll your eyes and deal with it. Blushh is what you've been wanting to yell at the top of your lungs, but never had the guts to. Blushh is the project of Shab Ferdowsi who writes fuzzy guitar pop songs about the plants in her bedroom and the like. Made up of friends, Blushh is a four-piece band all living, playing, and eating $1 tacos in Los Angeles, CA.
Reckling
s/t album "RECKLING" out on Burger Records! Watch music video for "Wanted" on YouTube!


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The Sri Lankan Journal of Sports and Exercise Medicine or SLJSEM is a portal that provides original research, reviews, expert opinions, case studies and debate relating to clinically-relevant aspects of sport and exercise medicine, including allied health sciences. We contribute to innovation (research), education (teaching and learning) and knowledge translation (implementing research into practice and policy) and provide a platform for knowledge dissemination, specially to the local community of scientists who serve the progression of science and medicine in sport and clinicians who provide care to active people.
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Bochum's last colliery closed down some 30 years ago, and steel production is no longer as important as it was. New industries took their place, and companies like Deutsche BP AG and Bosch Rexroth set up manufacturing facilities in the city. Already, insurance companies and public administration, educational and cultural institutions employ more people in the town than the manufacturing sector.
Increasingly, the universities and the technology centres which evolve around them, are putting their stamp on the location. And where once the working-men's clubs used to have a monopoly on communication, students, actors and all kinds of innovators now meet in rock-cafés, bistros and discos. Sweat is more or less "out" and brain power is "in".
Bochum today is an industrial and commercial center, a rail and road junction, and a growing vacation spot. Its manufactures include automobiles, metal products, chemicals, textiles, beer, and information technology. It is the seat of Ruhr University (opened 1965) and museums of mining and geology.


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Film Don't Lie: A closer look at Jerami Grant while he's still a Detroit Piston
I take a look at the four games from Jerami Grant since his return from his thumb injury
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As I write this, Jerami Grant is a member of the Detroit Pistons. By the time it posts, Jerami Grant may no longer be a member of the Detroit Pistons (hoping the folks over at Blog A Bull will be able to use it and they can send us some Patrick Williams tape in return). (Editor's note: Jerami's still here, but if Blog A Bull wants to send Patrick this way, I'm all for it).
I still believe he will be moved by the trade deadline, but regardless of his immediate future, I still wanted to break down his game since his return on Feb. 1.
To start, I want to give everyone a quick look at the "numbers" from last season with pre- and post-injury for Grant this season
Full Season: 22.3 PPG, 4.6 RPG, 2.8 APG, 0.6 SPG, 1.1 BPG, 43% on 17.3 FGA, 35% on 6.1 3PA, 85% on 6.4 FTA and 2.0 TOPG in 54 Games Played (33.9 MPG)
Pre-Injury: 20.1 PPG, 4.8 RPG, 2.6 APG, 1.1 SPG, 1.1 BPG, 41% on 15.9 FGA, 33% on 5.3 3PA, 85% on 6.1 FTA and 2.1 TOPG in 24 Games Played (33.2 MPG)
Post-injury: 14.3 PPG, 2.8 RPG, 2.5 APG, 0.0 SPG, 0.8 BPG, 37% on 13.0 FGA, 38% on 5.3 3PA, 79% on 3.5 FGA and 2.0 TOPG in 4 Games Played (29.5 MPG)
Just a few things that jump out at me when looking at these numbers. The "defensive numbers" do not at all show the impact that Grant can make on that end of the floor. I will discuss in detail later, but I think he has been VERY, VERY good on the defensive end since his return.
I also think that it is noteworthy that his shot attempts were down from last season BEFORE the injury and even more so since his return (albeit in 3 fewer minutes). I will not take too much from the shooting numbers in such a small sample size but it was worth watching if the FTA numbers return back to what we saw last season and to start this year as he has been one of the better players in the league getting to the free throw line since joining Detroit.
What I, and hopefully you, are most interested in is what the product on the court looks like. I will take a look at two aspects of his offense in this breakdown, his scoring and creating, and then a look at his defensive impact as a whole.
Offense — Scoring
A couple weeks ago. I came across a graphic that showed how much more efficient Saddiq Bey is when he keeps his dribble count low. I think the same can be said for Grant. I do think he is one of those players that likes to have a 1 or 2 dribble to get in rhythm for his mid-range shot, not necessarily from 3, and when he sticks to that I don't mind the shots he usually ends up taking. On 2-point shots with between zero and two dribbles, Grant is shooting 47%. More than two dribbles, and he's hitting 41% of his twos.
Again, much like Bey, Grant is at his best and the best for the offense when he makes a quick and decisive decision on the catch. The catch-and-shoot numbers are solid, and when he catches and immediately gets downhill with one or fewer change of direction move, good things can happen. The issue before the injury and slowly sneaking back into his game since his return is we see too many possessions that turn into straight isolation and do not usually end with a positive result.
Offense - Creating/Passing
When it comes to Grant as a "creator" it comes down to him being willing to turn down some shots and be more of that connector. Some of my favorite clips in the breakdown are ones where you can see he WANTS to continue his isolation but instead decides to move the ball and get a teammate a better look. There are definitely some good reps in his return but it hasn't been all sunshine and rainbows.
I showed in the previous breakdown an example of where the isolations were unsuccessful so I will not double down on those but Grant also struggles with bad/poor decisions when asked to facilitate/create opportunities for teammates AND at times he is just flat out off target with his passes which make the shot that much tougher for his teammates.
I am not going to spend near the amount of words as I normally would asking for and highlighting where Jerami Grant can be a better defensive rebounder. If you have read previous articles, you know I want to see more.
I will say that I was reminded throughout this breakdown the impact Grant can have on the defensive end of the floor. I don't know that the 0.8 blocks per game really highlight the weak side rim protection he can provide when he is the "low man." I also think these four games have been able to highlight what he can do as an on ball defender.
If I had one question with him defending on the wing coming out of this breakdown it would be his screen navigation. I will be honest, with this not being a strictly defensive breakdown I didn't focus quite as much on this area but I will show a couple plays from the Celtics game where it has me interested to watch closer moving forward.
The thing that was most frustrating for this breakdown is we didn't get the amount of minutes with Grant and Cade on the floor together that I was expecting. At the end of the day, that is really what matters for every current and future member of this roster. Defensively, I am not sure there is a ton that changes in that scenario but I was very interested to see what kind of, if any, chemistry the two of them had together offensively.


Patrick Runge of the Bleacher Report puts the Cornhuskers 10-2 going into bowl country.
So, either way, Nebraska ends the season at 10-2, with a 6-2 conference record. Iowa and Minnesota do not have the talent to be legitimate division title contenders. Michigan State has the defense to win a conference, but I remain to be convinced about their offense.
Northwestern has the squad capable of winning the Legends Division, without question. But the schedule makers did the Purples no favors, giving them road games at Nebraska and Iowa and putting cross-divisional games against Ohio State and Wisconsin (in Madison, no less) on the calendar. That gauntlet looks too rough to call a division crown for Northwestern.
Which leaves Michigan and Nebraska to fight it out for a trip to Indianapolis. I already have Michigan beating Nebraska, which means the Wolverines will hold a tiebreaker over NU. So lets take a look at Michigan's schedule.
Of course, Michigan has to play Ohio State in a cross=divisional game, although it does get the Buckeyes in the Big House. Michigan also has to travel to Penn State, Michigan State, Northwestern and Iowa, with Nebraska its only competitive conference game at home (other than Ohio State).
In addition to an Ohio State loss, Michigan would have to lose two more conference games for Nebraska to win the division. Losing one more game, and ending at 6-2, is certainly plausible. But I don't see two additional losses for the Wolverines with Devin Gardner at the helm.
So, sorry, Nebraska fans. Even with a softer schedule in 2013, I do not see Nebraska getting a shot to avenge its loss in the conference title game this season. A 10-2 record might be good enough, though, to earn Nebraska an at-large BCS berth. And at least Bo Pelini won't lose four games this season!


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English: variant spelling of Dear. Scottish: habitational name from (Old and New) Deer in Aberdeenshire. Hungarian: variant of Dér, from the secular personal name.
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Two NYPD officers died in a late-night crash after celebrating one of their weddings at a resort in the Catskills; a third person was hurt. Ida Siegal reports.
An NYPD officer who had just gotten married died along with an NYPD detective when their rented Maserati veered off the road and flipped into the woods after the wedding reception in the Catskills late Sunday, authorities say.
Michael Colangelo, a 31-year-old NYPD cop from Huntington Station, was the groom. NYPD colleague John Martinez, a 39-year-old detective from Hauppauge, was initially thought to be behind the wheel of the Maserati on Oliveria Road in Shanadaken when he lost control and smashed into a tree just before 11:30 p.m.. But New York State Police later said that may not be the case.
"That's one of the things we're going to try to determine with the autopsy -- the nature of the injuries and the point of impact will tell us more," said NYSP Major Pierce Gallagher at an afternoon news conference.
The Maserati flipped over after hitting the tree, then came to rest on its roof. A third occupant, a male civilian, in the car was taken to a hospital with a serious head injury but is expected to survive, New York State Police said. Both officers were off duty at the time of the deadly crash, which was only about a mile from the venue where they had been celebrating Colangelo's marriage.
A cause is under investigation; autopsies, including toxicology results, are pending, investigators said. State Police said the two men who died were not believed to have been wearing seat belts; the lone survivor likely had his buckled. State Police also say the road where the accident happened is a narrow, 40 mph county road with some curves -- and given the nature of the deadly crash, which involved an extreme rollover, they were likely speeding.
The extent of that speed, though, remains under investigation, State Police said.
Chopper 4 over the scene Monday morning showed clear skid marks on the rural road hours after the accident. They jerk suddenly off the pavement and head into a wooded area, where the track rapidly disappears into thick brush.
Emergency radio showed the desperation of the response: "There's no one moving inside of it or around it ... fire department en route."
Sources say the officers had been celebrating Colangelo's wedding at Full Moon Resort, which bills itself as a rustic venue in the "'Forever Wild' Catskill Mountain Forest Preserve and Hudson Valley of upstate New York" on its website.
State Police responded to the scene, along with at least a half-dozen other departments and agencies. News 4 has reached out to the NYPD for comment.


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Q: Sort nested Array of objects by date I have an array of users objects with several key value pairs, and I wanted to sort users base on createdAt that in chatInfo array
[
    {
        _id: "1",
        age: "30",
        chatInfo: [
            {
                chatId: "22",
                createdAt: "2020-07-07T00:39:30.571Z",
                seen: false,
                senderEmail: "debot73186@klefv.com",
            },
        ],
    },
    {
        _id: "2",
        age: "21",
        chatInfo: [
            {
                chatId: "22",
                createdAt: "2020-07-07T20:08:33.171Z",
                seen: false,
                senderEmail: "debot73186@klefv.com",
            },
        ],
    },
];

Update
I tried this with underscore
const sorting = (arr)=>  {
    for (let i = 0; i < arr.length; i++) {
        const user = arr[i];
        user.chatInfo.sort((a, b) => {
            return new Date(a.createdAt).getTime() - new Date(b.createdAt).getTime();
        });
    }
    return _.sortBy(arr, "chatInfo");
}

A: You can sort elements of JavaScript arrays using the built-in sort method. In order for it to work as intended, we need to compare the the ISO timestamps by its numerical value.
You can easily construct Date objects with an ISO timestamp string. Using the getTime method will return its numerical representation in milliseconds. The milliseconds can then be compared in a basic sort function.
yourArray.sort((a, b) => {
  return new Date(a.chatInfo[0].createdAt).getTime() < new Date(b.chatInfo[0].createdAt).getTime() ? -1 : 1
});

Depending on whether you need it sorted in ascending or descending order, simply flip the comparison operator to and from < and >.

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Q: scaling x values of a graph based on a specific function I have the following equation in which the variable Q is raised to 1.85.
f(Q)= A*Q^1.85

A is known constant. For practical reasons I want to plot the above equation as this
f(X)=A*X where X=Q^1.85

That would be very easy but I want to have the x axis displaying the Q values not the Q^1.85 (or X). From what I could find myself, the solution could be using the 'func' as one of the options of 'Ticks', at least this is what I read here. But no matter how I much I searched, I couldn't find an example of properly introducing a function to plot the Q values instead of Q^1.85.
How could this be achieved?

A: Like this?
qv = {4, 7, 3, 2, 6};

ListLinePlot[qv^1.85*2,
 Ticks -> {Transpose[{Range@Length@qv, qv}], Automatic}]

A: A=1
f[Q_]:= A Q^1.85

Plot[
f[Q],
{Q,0,10},
ScalingFunctions->{{#^1.85&,#^(1/1.85)&},"Linear"},
Ticks-> {Range[0,10,1],Automatic},
AxesLabel->{"Q","f[Q]"}]


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ASHEcon > Jobs > Senior Faculty Researchers – Health Services, Administration, and Policy, Temple University
Senior Faculty Researchers – Health Services, Administration, and Policy, Temple University
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Faculty Openings for Senior Researchers
This is an exciting time for the College of Public Health at Temple University. We are experiencing unprecedented growth in our educational and research programs, and the University's rankings are rapidly climbing. We are also building innovative interdisciplinary graduate programs within the College of Public Health and other Temple schools and colleges. Over the next 4 years, the College will expand its footprint with a new building and add 50 faculty.
Dr. William (Bill) Aaronson has joined the College as the Founding Chair of the newly established Department of Health Services Administration and Policy. Dr. Aaronson, a prominent leader of healthcare management education and a health services and health economics researcher, is bringing his vision to bear to build a superlative health services and health economics faculty to conduct cutting edge research in healthcare management and policy and train the next generation of healthcare management leaders, policymakers, educators and researchers who will address critical issues important to improving the public's health delivery system.
The Department will hire up to 8 tenure-eligible and tenure-track faculty over the next 2 years. Hiring this year will focus on senior faculty members with proven track records of funding and published research in health services and health economics. Applicants must hold a PhD in a related discipline, qualify for the rank of Associate or Full Professor and tenure upon appointment. Cluster faculty hiring of research teams comprised of senior and junior faculty is encouraged.
We seek senior researchers in health economics, health services, and health policy with expertise in:
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The Department of Health Services Administration and Policy conducts research and provides education and training in the organization and delivery of health services in public and private institutions and in community-based settings. The department is focused on improving and enhancing capacity to improve community health through research on the role and effectiveness of health services, health informatics, and public health with a special focus on reducing and eliminating disparities in an urban setting.
The Department includes a Division of Health Information Management and there are currently 13 full- time faculty members actively engaged in research, teaching and entrepreneurial activities with more than 200 students. All of the department's current academic programs are fully accredited by the Council on Education in Public Health (CEPH) and the Commission on Accreditation of Health Informatics and Information Management (CAHIIM). It is anticipated that a graduate program in health services administration will be accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Healthcare Management Education (CAHME).
The College of Public Health, a constellation of 9 academic units of public health, health profession and social work disciplines, enrolls 4,600 students in 51 academic programs. The College has seen remarkable growth and organizational expansion in the shape and configuration of programs, research profile, increase in rankings, and collaboration with other academic units. The College's innovative research focuses on medical interventions, social, behavioral, and environmental inquiries, and basic science and is sponsored by NIH, NSF, and other major funders. Under the leadership of Dean Laura Siminoff, a public health social scientist continuously funded by NIH for 25 years, CPH is hiring 50 faculty over the next three years to join the 163 faculty across its academic disciplines.
Temple University is an urban, research-intensive university located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The University is moving up quickly in rankings. For example, Temple is now ranked by the National Science Foundation as among the top 100 universities in the country for research expenditures. Temple is the 6th largest provider of professional education in the country and includes Schools of Medicine, Pharmacy, Podiatry, and Dentistry in addition to research centers including the NCI-designated Fox Chase Cancer Center. This year, the University enrolled freshmen from 49 countries and increased enrollment of African American freshmen by 20% and Latinos by 26%. Temple is located in historic and culturally rich Philadelphia, the nation's 5th largest city. The city was ranked 3rd by the New York Times as a world tourist destination.
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Attending Campbellsville University Women's Alliance were, from left – Front row: Lillian Clark, Martha Stein, Debbie Carter, Pat Phillips, Edwina Rowell, Gana Ganbold Hooker, Sharon Lee, Wanda Washington, Karen Vaughn, Shirley Cheatham, Carol Sullivan, Brenda Allen, Dawa Dorjsuren, Amanda Ewing and Pat Cowherd. Back row: Tonya Young, Sarah O'Neal, Linda Beal, Dale Furkin, Emma Revis, Carolyn Ogden, Amy Anderson, Ginny Flanagan, Pam Tennant, Susan Walters and Ruth Ann Blackwell. The Alliance met on Feb. 8 to build strong connections and to help students. (Campbellsville University Photo by Mikayla Smith)
By Mikayla Smith, student news writer
CAMPBELLSVILLE, Ky. – Women getting together and women helping students are the main purposes of a new Campbellsville University Women's Alliance.
The group's first brunch was Feb. 8 at the Badgett Academic Support Center; the second one will be Sept. 27. The alliance plans on hosting two brunches annually, one each semester.
"The purpose of the alliance is a two-fold purpose," Debbie Carter, Carver School of Social Work director of recruitment and community relations and assistant professor of social work, said. "One purpose is to get women together and build stronger connections. The second purpose is to help students."
Carter, wife of CU president Michael V. Carter, spoke about how there are two ways the alliance would like to help students. One way is through a benevolence fund that President Carter has set up. This fund is set up to help families and or students in times of crisis. Also the alliance would like to start a scholarship fund to help students pay for school.
"Almost all students are here on scholarships. If students cannot pay, they will not come to Campbellsville," said Carter.
CU alumna Martha Stein spoke about opening up
her own tea room after she retired from teaching.
(Campbellsville University Photo by Mikayla Smith)
Martha Stein, a 1975 CU graduate, is the owner of a tea room in Glendale, Ky., called Martha's Tea Room. She spoke about the tea room, and the adventure God took her on.
Stein retired early from teaching second grade and didn't really know what she was going to do until her husband's uncle came to their home one day and asked, "Martha you are 49. You are too young to retire. What are you going to do?"
"I am going to open a tea room," Stein answered. She didn't know if that would really ever happen, but it did. "God placed this in my lap, and I didn't even realize it," she said.
Campbellsville University's School of Business and Economics was highlighted during the brunch.
"The business department has 18 full-time teachers and about 385 undergraduate students," Dr. Pat Cowherd, dean of the School of Business and Economics, said.
"This number is up this year, and the program is growing leaps and bounds," she said noting the most popular are accounting, business administration, management and marketing.
Cowherd said a big hope for the future is to have a building for the School of Business and Economics.
With Campbellsville's Baptist ties, God is a very active member in the alliance. The group has three prayer warriors: Billie Sue Kibbons, a local artist and wife of Dr. Jerry Kibbons, a former CU professor; Lynn Rausch, information center attendant at CU whose husband, John, is bowling coach at CU, and Edwina Rowell, adjunct instructor in English as a Second Language at CU.
Campbellsville University is a widely acclaimed Kentucky-based Christian university with more than 3,600 students offering 63 undergraduate options, 17 master's degrees, five postgraduate areas and eight pre-professional programs. The website for complete information is campbellsville.edu.
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Half-day Social Media 101 seminars available free of charge to associations, nonprofits and government entities
Gil Rudawsky | February 18, 2009
Home > Blog > Half-day Social Media 101 seminars available free of charge to associations, nonprofits and government entities
The emergence of social media has had a dramatic impact on the public relations industry. According to a trend report from Netpop Research LLC, there are 40 million active social network users in the U.S., and social networking has grown 93 percent since 2006. And if you're reading this blog, you've already changed these percentages.
We are excited to announce a new GroundFloor Social Media (GFsM) workshop series aimed at helping Colorado-based associations, nonprofits and government entities leverage social media in their marketing and fundraising campaigns. Called "Social Media: Getting in on the Ground Floor," the series will offer personalized social media training and education at no cost. Yes, they are for free! Well, at least for the first 20 guests that register in their respective category.
Most nonprofits and government organizations know social media is one way to further boost their marketing and fundraising campaigns. However, as we all know, limited budgets often make it difficult to try nontraditional campaigns. These workshops will provide these organizations with the knowledge and know-how to increase their social media presence.
We developed our Social Media 101 workshop series to help educate organizations about the social media universe and provide them with a step-by-step guide on how to start and maintain their own social media campaigns. In these sessions, our team of social media junkies will help attendees gain a basic understanding of the different social media mediums and learn how to engage customers, employees and supporters through social media.
These half-day seminars will be taught by our GFsM team and will cover everything from Twitter to Facebook to Blogs.
Here's the scoop. Organizations interested in participating must submit an online application which is available at https://groundfloormedia.com/. The workshops will be held at GroundFloor Media and are limited to 20 guests. Dates can be found on our site.
And if you don't walk away with some new social media superpowers, then you should demand your money back… or not.
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A Lover's Discourse
Rhian Sasseen February 13, 2013
This Valentine's Day, break out the Barthes and let critical theory decide the shape and scope of your sweet nothings.
Rhian Sasseen is an intern for The Millions. She is a writer and recent graduate of Smith College living in Cambridge, MA. She blogs at rhiansasseen.com.
Mo Yan's "Bull"
Nick Moran November 24, 2012
Recommended Reading: "Bull" by Mo Yan, the latest winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature.
December Stories
Bruna Dantas Lobato December 2, 2015
Recommended Reading: The fall issue of December is out, featuring works by Grace Cavalieri, Jesse Lee Kercheval, Marge Piercy, and our own Michael Bourne.
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First Murakami Collection in Almost A Decade
Haruki Murakami will publish his first short story collection in nine years this spring. Men Without Women will feature five previously published stories (including the controversial "Drive My Car") and one new story. The book comes out in Japan in April, but there is no word on when we'll see an English translation.
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Parks and Read
Kirstin Butler June 20, 2017
"The idea is to bring about a change in lifestyle of the young denizens of the city." The Times of India reports that the Bhopal Runners Association is converting old parks around the city into green reading spaces with seating, wi-fi, and literary events. Less bookcentric but still a feat of public planning (and gentrification): New York City's High Line, which our own Michael Borne wrote about when it first opened.
Grammar Wars
Cara DuBois April 14, 2016
"Now, I wear the bloody ink of your beloved red, revisionary pens like warpaint across my cheeks." Ethan Scofield writes an open letter to Grammar Nazis. Strunk and White, Grammar Police, would be appalled.
The Awl's Poetry Section
Nick Moran August 15, 2011
Poet Mark Bibbins is the author of The Dance of No Feelings, and he is also the poetry editor for The Awl. So far he's published poems from Michael Shiavo, Rebecca Keith, Ben Lerner, and many others.
Regarding the Pain of Others
Bruna Dantas Lobato February 24, 2016
Can confessional writing be literary? Kelly Sundberg writes, "When I sit down to write literary writing about my trauma, I am a writer first, and a trauma survivor second, but I am not ever not a trauma survivor, and as such, I am often interested in examining the roots and effects of my own trauma."


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22:14 - May 11, 2015 - Peter Klopp
A Salute to Marie-Louise Klopp, a Courageous and Fiercely Independent Woman
Midwife Marie-Louise Klopp (1880 – 1924)
Adapted from Eberhard Klopp's Family Chronicle – Chart I – II
In response to her mother's endless disturbing attacks, Marie-Louise told her with an oath, "I am going to move with my family so far away that you cannot visit and bother me any more." She resolutely converted this intention into reality. The former seamstress took up nurses' training at the Wolmirstedt hospital to become a qualified midwife. Even against this career choice her mother voiced her opposition, although Marie-Louise after 12 years of marriage has been out of her parental home for such a long time. According to her mother's distorted and overheated fantasies, Marie-Louise was entering a field that somehow was connected to the world of the 'wise women' and 'witches' of the Middle Ages. Indeed, according to her opinion, this was an evil consequence of her daughter marrying into the Jewish Klopp clan. From this point on, the few remaining family connections broke off all together.
Gardelegen – Photo Credit: scrapbookpages.com
Marie-Louise started her work as midwife in 1912 in Algenstedt, north of Gardelegen, where the family had acquired a house at the outskirts of the village. Friedrich found employment as mason or rather as laborer here and in the neighboring towns and villages. Marie-Louise, by having chosen the profession of midwifery, displayed in this male-dominated world a high degree of personal independence. Her work proved to be highly useful in the following years, especially during World War I. While her husband Friedrich was fighting in the war, she became the major bread earner of the family of four children. Fortunately Friedrich returned unharmed from the war. In 1921/22 he got together with his brother-in-law August Diesing (1875-1939) to prepare for a construction business. The plan was to acquire an older, unused school building close to Gommern by putting in a bid for that property. The devaluation of money and the collapse of the German economy put a quick end to their dream.
Gommern – Photo Credit: wasserburg-zu-gommern.de
On the other hand, from 1912 and 1924, his wife Marie-Louise built up an excellent reputation for being a competent and reliable midwife in the towns, villages and farms north of Gardelegen. Unheard of at a time, when men dominated the work place, she was the one in the Klopp family, who put bread and butter on the table. Her son Friedrich together with his siblings Liesbeth and Hermann attended the tiny one-room school at Algenstedt. The eldest sister Frieda took care of the younger siblings and general household duties during the frequent absences of their mother.
Jacob – Photo Credit: thefreequark.com
They all remembered the tame crow 'Jacob', which rain or shine sat on the bike's mudguard of Mother Klopp and traveled along. In-between it would disappear in the long treed boulevards and waited there for her return. Hours later it would travel back with her to Algenstedt. One day a neighbor shot the poor crow, because it had pulled the clothes pins off the wash line.
Night shifts, hardships, a weak physical constitution, last but not least, constantly recurring trouble with her mother brought about her premature death at the young age of 44. From the Zielitz family nobody showed up for the funeral of their 'Jewish-affiliated' daughter.
Categories: Family Research, Germany, The Family Tree Project, Writing Tags: Algenstedt, Friedrich August Klopp, Gardelegen, Gommern, Marie-Louise Weihe
05:40 - April 30, 2015 - Peter Klopp
The Rise and Fall of the F. Klopp Rope Making Enterprise
The Collapse of the Wolmirstedt Business Venture
Adapted and translated from Eberhard Klopp's Family Chronicle
Chart I – II
Within five years the Klopp and Weihe families had added amongst and against each other so many wounds that only after a century one can look at them with a certain emotional detachment. They should not remain the last ones. Within the course of one generation, the two families had drifted apart and the deep gulf of enmity between them was steadily widening. In the Weihe family the daughter did no longer communicate with her mother, in the Klopp family mother, brothers, sisters no longer with Emma's eldest son. In the Klopp/Weihe family – no longer worth being called a family – all members completely acted out their mutual dislikes emerging out of the most varied and unlikely causes.
The mill my grandfather Peter Friedrich Klopp owned and operated is now a German heritage site.
In the Klopp house in Wolmirstedt Friedrich devoted all his energies to the business. For the boat people on the River Ohre he produces ropes and cords, which the rope manufacturing plant 'Seilerei von Friedrich Klopp' kept ready for his costumers. Furthermore, he acquired a piece of land with a workshop south of the Ohre bridge on the right side on the road to Elbeu. There Friedrich and his workers twisted hemp fiber into ropes, The length of the 'rope course' was 15 m. In front of the bridge ramp the last house on the left at the Magdeburg Str. was the inn 'At the Anchor' (Zum Anker). It served as the meeting place for the Ohre boaters and was strategically located only 40 m from Friedrich's factory and residence. Diagonally across stood 'Fatje's Hotel', which served as a kind of exchange agency for goods and services, where the Wolmirstedt business elite would do their trading transactions. At the business table would often sit among other dignitaries Carl Loß (1865 – 1937), owner of a nobleman's estate and of the largest sugar and starch factory of the region. Through him Friedrich primarily sold his various rope products. Ropes and nets were very useful and much-needed during harvest time. In order to secure the safe transport of sugar beets on the horse-drawn wagons they found much use in the Loß's agricultural enterprise.
In these years 1907 and 1908 two more children were born to the Friedrich Klopp family. Under slowly deteriorating economic conditions Friedrich managed to provide food and shelter for his growing family until 1912, when he gave up his business. The steady decline of shipping on the Ohre River reduced the profitability of his business. The taking down of the old wooden Hindenburg Bridge in 1908 and the long wait for the construction of the new stone bridge cut off Friedrich's access to the market, further diminishing his already declining business. Add to these problems new attempts by his brother Ferdinand to seize house and business and we find the perfect recipe for financial ruin and disaster.
To be continued ….
Categories: Family Research, Germany, The Family Tree Project, Writing Tags: Auguste Weihe, Ferdinand Klopp, Friedrich Klopp, Marie-Louise Weihe
Ferdinand's Return from America and Challenges to Friedrich's Inheritance
The Widening Gulf within the Klopp Family
In 1903 or at the latest in early 1904 Emma Klopp had relocated in distant West Prussia. One is tempted to interpret the move as flight from unpleasant family relations regarding the ownership of the house in Wolmirstedt. Then in June 1905 her third son Ferdinand unexpectedly showed up in town. He had just returned from the United States. His brother Friedrich passed on the property to him presumably on the basis of unclear and unresolved inheritance issues. He retreated to the neighboring village of Loitsche. It appears, however, that within the year rope maker Ferdinand must have ceded ownership back to his disgruntled brother. He followed his mother Emma to West Prussia.
Photo Credit: https://faculty.unlv.edu/pwerth/Germany-1870.jpg
Under almost unbearable chaotic conditions Friedrich managed to bridge the short time gap in Loitsche through masonry work. It provided adequate income during the building boom period at that particular time. In the fall of 1905 the Friedrich Klopp family returned to the Wolmirstedt house. A few months before on July 15, 1905 his son Friedrich was born in Loitsche. It appears his father Friedrich had finally won the battle for the house and the rope making factory. In reality it was a Pyrrhic victory. Malice and viciousness from family members accompanied Friedrich's private attempts to disentangle the often chaotic financial and inheritance problems that he was facing. Without any legally binding papers he had to put up with the never ending claims made on the property in Wolmirstedt. Thus, under such fruitless prospects he took over his father's business. The cost of his return to the rope making business was high. It led to the irreparable break-up with nearly all his siblings and his mother Emma.
Categories: Family Research, Germany, The Family Tree Project, Writing Tags: Friedrich Klopp, Marie-Louise Weihe, Our Family Tree Project
The Klopp Grandparents VIII
Adding Oil to the Fire
Friedrich Klopp and His Mother-in-law (Chart I – I & II)
Translated and Adapted from Eberhard Klopp's Family Chronicle
Crest of Loitsche – Photo Credit: Wikipedi.org
Out of the marriage between Friedrich Klopp and Marie-Louise Weihe came two sons and two daughters. The first child Frieda was born on June 7, 1900 in the Wolmirstedt house, also Liesbeth on June 5, 1907 and Hermann on September 16, 1908. But their eldest son was not born here, but in 1905 in Loitsche about 20 km north of Magdeburg, so to speak as a consequence of mother-in-law's meddlesome behavior. Behind the interruption of the birth sequence in Wolmirstedt we may see Friedrich's attempt to escape from the scene of a now poisoned family atmosphere.
Today's Loitsche – Photo Credit: tokiohotel.myblog.de
Acting on his wife's prompting Friedrich tried to establish a new economic base in another trade. A determining factor may also have been the return of his brother Ferdinand from the United States, who failed to realize his economic plans there. Suddenly his younger brother was making inheritance claims on business and property, which Friedrich obviously did not recognize as valid. Considering the additional fact the economic picture of the land was not exactly rosy, it is not hard to understand that the flour and feed business was slow and did not prosper in Wolmirstedt.
Unnerving were also the events, which their brother Hermann recalled 90 years later. Grandmother Louise Weihe of Zielitz without any commercial experience interfered in all matters pertaining to the purchase and sale of goods. To add insult to injury, she circulated all kinds of rumors about her son-in-law and family with harmful effects on the business. To make matters worse, her sister started also to pour oil on the fire.
One particular rumor was making the rounds among family members. The insidious claim was that Emma's daughter Anna Auguste Louise (1885-1967) had an illegitimate child, whose father was supposed to have been the 'Polish Jew Grasmück'. Actually the story was quite different, as will be explained in another post on my Aunt Anna at a later date. The nonsense, completely made up of thin air, broke the camel's back.
All these events cast some light on the chasm-deep hateful feelings, which the mother-in-law from Zielitz dumped without any compunction on the Klopp family. On the other hand, the Emma Klopp side in turn did not hesitate to make Friedrich worry a lot about his inheritance, Insults and cantankerousness dominated from now on the scene of the warring parties.
Categories: Family Research, Germany, The Family Tree Project, Writing Tags: Emma Klopp, family feud, Friedrich Klopp, Marie-Louise Weihe