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Sunset Blvd: A Theatrical Review
Musical Theatre West is moving and shaking ground once again with their current production of Sunset Blvd. (Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, book and lyrics by Don Black and Christopher Hampton), currently playing at the Karen Carpenter Theatre in Long Beach, CA. This production is about an actress from the silent film era who has fallen out of prestige with the studios and the dawning of the talkies. It revolves around a young writer who finds himself literally hiding out and eventually becoming her ‘kept man’ while she glamorizes about her plot to return to the big screen in her own motion picture that she herself has written and this ‘kept man’ is hired to edit for her. The true definition of a Diva is portrayed in the development of the character of Norma Desmond, as well as the powerfully surreal understanding of what it is to be sold out ‘a prostitute’ to convenience, dreams, hopes, and ambitions by the character of the writer. It is an ancient musical by modern time’s standards, but still an extremely powerful and creative one.
The production itself was spectacular; the sets which were apparently all borrowed by from the Music Theatre of Wichita were fabulous. The orchestra, under the direction of David Lamoureux was spot on, and the costuming by George T. Mitchell was good in most cases. The direction of this production, done by Larry Raben was intelligent and inventive, and the choreography by John Todd was enjoyable. The cast seemed disjointed however, with some extremely questionable choices which I as a critic find peculiar at best. David Burnham as leading man Joe Gillis was outstanding. His voice, charisma, stage charm, and apparent expertise of his craft, instrument, and talent was a true pleasure to experience. I would more than happy to watch this young man in any production. However, in comparison to the rest of the cast, nay one, he seemed to be miscast. His abilities, and presence alone, not to mention his vocal technique, seemed to demand that the remainder of the cast should also be at his level and this was absolutely not the case.
Where David Burnham was truly spectacular, his only rival or actual acting companion worthy to share the stage with him was Norman Large who portrayed Man Von Mayerling. This gentlemen had the same sort of charisma, expertise, vocal ability, and personage as Burnham, and watching the two of them on stage together was wonderful. Ashley Fox Linton as Betty Schaefer was more than acceptable for the size of the role, and she did a relatively nice job with it. But then there was the rest of the cast…
A cast selected that did not seem to fit the time and era of this production at all. It was clear there were some that were far better than others, but being in the chorus, they were never given the opportunity to shine, and that was highly frustrating. But over all a cast that seemed to be difficult to enjoy as it seemed cast questionably by whomever the casting director for show was. It was disjointed, and very apparent to more than me in the audience that it did not fit well together. I HUGE clue to the directors of Musical Theatre West for their next casting…choose another casting director. Then we must mention the leading lady, the role of Norma Desmond portrayed by Valerie Perri. Alright, I get that she looks the part, and as I have not met this actress, I have no idea if she was type cast or not, I sincerely hope not. And when singing one of the most well-known and well-loved selections from the show, ‘As If We Never Said Goodbye’, she made it clear that she does understand what her vocal instrument is, and how to effectively utilize it. However, for the remainder, and yes I do me the entire remainder of this production, the well-trained vocal ear found itself wincing from the slaughter of every number this actress attempting to sing. Yes, to those who do not understand the intelligence of vocal work and the proper manner in which it should be used, there was the assumption that this actress was handling this role well. I, as a trained vocalist, had I been her voice teacher, or the musical director, would likely have fired this actress the first time she allowed the sinus sound out of her mouth that seemed to overpower and slaughter most every song she opened her mouth to sing.
I wanted to enjoy this production so very much, and thanks to Mr. Burnham and Mr. Large, there were some wonderful moments. However, the female selections, the strange male selections for the, and the overwhelming wrong choice of a leading lady just caused not only a massive migraine headache, but a challenge to my respect for many aspects of this production and those who were responsible for putting it together. If you are not a singer, you will not likely encounter the same issues I did and will likely enjoy this production just fine. If you are, bring earplugs for the female selections and take them out with Burnham or Large are singing.
The California Theatre Critic

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Liberals are hanging on Robert Mueller’s next move.
Mueller and his team have been highly secretive with their investigation into President Trump’s alleged ties with Russia.
But new information suggests that Mueller and his team could potentially uncover damaging corruption inside Clinton’s campaign and the DNC.
The Washington Times reported:
“Robert Mueller’s appointment as special counsel of the Russia election interference probe presents an opportunity for the FBI to inspect the Democratic Party computers that U.S. intelligence concluded were penetrated by Kremlin-directed hackers, cybersecurity analysts say.
The Democratic National Committee did not allow the FBI to physically inspect its machines, including servers.
There is no public indication that any government agency has ever looked at the machines, prompting some former intelligence people to question the findings.
Instead, the DNC — and thus the FBI — relied heavily on the conclusions of counterhacking firm CrowdStrike, which the Democrats invited in to investigate the computers.
CrowdStrike’s executive team has included former FBI officials close to Mr. Mueller.
A major CrowdStrike investor is Google, whose founders work with Democrats.
The nongovernment access to the DNC machines spurred alternative theories from the political right, computer technologists and President Trump.
After former Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson told Congress that the DNC had refused his agency’s assistance, Mr. Trump sent out a tweet: “Why did Democratic National Committee turn down the DHS offer to protect against hacks (long prior to election). It’s all a big Dem HOAX!”
The DNC defends how it handled the hacking.
“The DNC coordinated with the FBI and federal intelligence agencies and provided everything they requested, including copies of DNC servers,” Adrienne Watson, deputy director of DNC communications, told The Washington Times.
‘Conspiracy theories from the president suggesting otherwise are false.
“Our U.S. intelligence agencies have confirmed that Russia hacked the DNC and attempted to interfere in our election. In spite of that, Donald Trump has resorted to tweeting false allegations about an attack on our democracy and turned a blind eye to the very man responsible for these attacks.”
Ms. Watson did not say whether the DNC still has possession of the hacked servers.
A former IBM program manager has drafted a report that cast doubt on the Russia conclusions and sent it to Mr. Mueller.
The Times asked Mr. Mueller’s spokesman if the special counsel would seek access to the DNC machines to settle the matter. The spokesman declined to comment.”
But unfortunately, Mueller and his team have political ties to CrowdStrike, so it’s unclear if this will be a conflict of interest.
For instance, CrowdStrike’s president, Shawn Henry, ran the FBI’s cyber division when Mueller was the head of the bureau.
And Steve Chabinsky also worked closely to Mueller in the same division before leaving to go to CrowdStrike.
Chabinsky was a senior officer for the company when the DNC called on them to investigate the hack.
There is an interconnection of people working who may have clear anti-Trump biases.
On the other hand, we will know if they are biased pretty soon if they conveniently don’t find any corruption on the DNC server, because it’s so painfully they are covering something up.
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Stephen Curry Passes Guy Rodgers to Become Warriors' All-Time Assists LeaderMarch 16, 2021
Stephen Curry became the Golden State Warriors' all-time assists leader Monday night against the Los Angeles Lakers.
Entering the game, Curry trailed Guy Rodgers by one. He passed Rodgers in the third quarter when he set the table for Kelly Oubre Jr.
The Warriors subsequently aired a tribute to celebrate the achievement.
The two-time MVP still has a lot of work ahead in order to climb the NBA's all-time chart. His 4,854 dimes entering Tuesday put him 74th in league history.
Curry's name will undoubtedly be all over the Warriors' record books. He's already the franchise leader in made threes (2,671), is on pace to catch Chris Mullin's all-time appearance mark (807) next season and needs 106 steals to chase down Mullin in that category, too.
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Pinconning School Board member resigns
Updated at 9:15 a.m. on Dec. 17
PINCONNING — Threats to family members and employees have compelled Pinconning Area Schools Board of Education member Tom Hornacek to resign his position on the board.
“Concerns for my family and my employees due to threats received because of my involvement on the board has brought me to this decision,” said a letter from Hornacek to Pinconning Superintendent Darren Kroczaleski.
Hornacek, who owns businesses in Pinconning as well, told the Independent that members of school boards in the state are in a tight spot right now.
“Being on a school board in the state of Michigan is the dirtiest job right now,” he said. “Regardless of what we’re going to do now … somebody’s going to be hurt.
“Unfortunately somebody made it personal,” he added. “The last thing I ever intended to do was cut my term short.”
The Pinconning businessman said the problem for funding schools in Michigan isn’t just the recession.
“The system for funding schools is broken,” Hornacek said. “The leadership in our state just doesn’t get it.”
Since 2007, when he started his term, however, he said there were some accomplishments the board has made that he is proud of. He said he worked hard to get a local bond proposal passed to fund renovation and new construction at the Pinconning Middle School/High School, which was completed earlier this year.
“It looks brand new,” Hornacek said. “You can just see the smiles on the kids’ faces now when they walk in the door.”
Hornacek issued his letter of resignation on Dec. 14.


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Apart from the Charge of the Light Brigade (the actual charge, but also the poem), the Crimean War (1853-1856) is perhaps best known (at least by some of us) as the first “modern” war, in that it was during the Crimean War when later military staples like rail, telegraphs, trenches, and rifled firearms and artillery first got tested on a major battlefield. Oh, and it also led to the development of modern professional nursing, triage, and anesthetics, but who’s counting? The 1853 Battle of Sinop is perhaps most noteworthy for the way it helped pioneer another development in military technology, although it’s also important in that it was the war’s first major battle, and Russia’s victory in this battle paved the way for it to eventually lose the war.
The Battle of Sinop, named for the Black Sea port on the northern Anatolian coast where the battle was fought, was the result of years of Russian expansionism in Eastern Europe, of perennial British fears of all Russian expansionism, of new French Emperor Napoleon III’s desire to make France the leading European power as his (far more successful, as it turns out) uncle had done, and of Ottoman…well, of the fact that the Ottoman Empire was in pretty bad shape, barely hanging on financially and forced to field only a tiny military in response to the demands of its foreign creditors. The Ottomans were a belligerent in the war, to be sure, but really the Empire’s role was more as the object of the fighting than a participant in it. Should Russia be allowed to put the “Sick Man of Europe” (it was never that sick, but the Crimean War was definitely an ebb point) out of his misery and absorb his territory, or would that be so disruptive to the European political balance that it was incumbent upon the other European powers to step in and stop it? Russia answered that question one way, and France and Britain answered it the other way, and that difference of opinion meant war.
Technically, the war began in July 1853, when Russia simply annexed some Ottoman territory along the Danube, and the Ottomans responded by declaring war. Britain and France, which had been floating credit to Istanbul just to keep the empire going (in order to keep it in place as a bulwark against Moscow), told Russian Tsar Nicholas I that they would stay out of the fighting provided that Russia did not take any offensive military action, and Russia stayed within that limitation for a few months. An Ottoman offensive into the Caucasus began to get some traction, however, and when Sultan Abdülmecid I ordered a convoy to sail through the Black Sea to resupply his army in the Caucasus, the Russian navy was ordered to interdict it.
A Russian fleet (well, three ships of the line, a frigate, and a steamer), under the command of Pavel Nakhimov (d. 1855), began to interfere with Ottoman shipping in the Black Sea, though one major convoy did get through to the Caucasus. Given that it was November, and the seas were choppy, the second major Ottoman convoy stopped to wait out the nasty weather at Sinop. Nakhimov maneuvered his ships into a blockade around the port. Secure in the feeling that the Russian ships wouldn’t dare challenge the harbor defenses to try to get at his convoy, the Ottoman commander, Osman Pasha (d. no later than 1860), simply left his ships at anchor and made no move to break out of the blockade (which was not a particularly massive one, given that Nakhimov had only about 10 ships at his command, and that only after being reinforced). Osman also figured that Nakhimov would abide by the rules of naval warfare, which stipulated that you couldn’t attack ships at anchor and couldn’t attack a ship of a lower class (so Nakhimov’s ships of the line weren’t “supposed” to attack Osman’s frigates, which were the biggest ships in the Ottoman convoy).
Osman got a very clear lesson in the value of the unwritten rules of naval warfare when Nakhimov ordered his ships into the harbor and began firing on the Ottoman vessels. Since the Ottoman ships were at anchor and thus couldn’t move, Nakhimov was able to maneuver his fleet so that the Ottoman vessels were between the Russian ships and Sinop’s harbor defenses, which lessened the effectiveness of those harbor batteries considerably. Nakhimov also had far more guns than the Ottomans did, so this was a fight that wouldn’t have lasted very long anyway. But the Russians also had a significant technological edge, in that their battleships carried several Paixhans guns, which fired explosive shells rather than solid, non-explosive cannonballs.
Naval warfare always lagged behind land warfare in terms of gun technology. Until the Battle of Lepanto in 1571, Mediterranean navies were still using galleys, whose design and tactics would have been familiar to the ancient Greeks, with maybe a couple of forward-facing guns mounted on them. This was a couple of centuries after cannon had started to become indispensable to warfare on land, and yet navies were still fighting mostly ramming-and-boarding battles. The adoption of explosive shells by navies similarly lagged, but in this case it was a real technological issue rather than just an inexplicable case of collective stagnation. Explosive shells were dangerous to handle and fire, seeing as how they were prone to, you know, exploding. On land they were employed in “indirect fire” weapons like mortars, which were less powerful than direct fire cannon, so the danger of a shell going off in the gun or just outside the gun was minimized. At sea, though, there was no indirect fire. Ships of the line faced each other side-to-side and fired directly at each other from close range. The kind of explosive shells used on land would pose a major risk for exploding prematurely, when fired by powerful naval guns, and thus dealing serious damage to the ship trying to fire them.
It was a French general named Hans-Joseph Paixhans who solved the problem. I am no engineer so I won’t pretend to understand what he did, but Paixhans is credited with developing a gun that fired shells whose fuses would ignite upon firing but would then burn beyond the time it took them to reach the other ship. These shells were designed to embed in the wooden hull of the enemy ship, at which point the fuse might actually ignite the hull, and even if it didn’t the shell (or, rather, several shells, all at once) would then explode, dealing hot metal shrapnel all over the place to devastating effect. Paixhans’ guns were powerful enough to be used as direct fire weapons, and his shells were safe enough to be employed at sea. Nakhimov’s use of these guns (or, more likely, a Russian copy) was, as I say, devastating, and the already outgunned Ottoman fleet was rendered even more disadvantaged by their use. With the effectiveness of these weapons demonstrated in battle, they became the basis of all naval artillery moving forward. Naval warfare would never be the same.
After the Ottoman ships were all either destroyed or rendered useless, the Russians turned their attention to the shore defenses and destroyed those as well. They lost a few dozen men (the highest estimates get into the mid-200s), compared to thousands of Ottomans killed. Osman Pasha was taken prisoner.
As I said above, Russia’s victory at Sinop contained the germ of its ultimate defeat. Britain and France, which–let’s be honest–were itching for an excuse to jump in and do something to contain Russia, determined that Sinop was the offensive action that they’d warned Tsar Nicholas against taking, despite the fact that attacking a convoy headed to supply an army that had invaded your own territory is, by almost any definition, an act of defensive warfare. Needless to say it seems certain that France, or Britain, wouldn’t have hesitated to take the same action the Russians took if they’d been in a similar situation, and would have loudly and forcefully insisted that they were acting in self-defense. Nevertheless, they did jump into the war in December, and although it took a couple of years and several hundred thousand bodies, they soundly defeated the Russians.

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Peacocks on Flannery O'Connor's Farm, and in Christian Art
“I intend to stand firm and let the peacocks multiply, for I am sure that, in the end, the last word will be theirs.” — Flannery O’Connor
“You shall know the truth,” said Flannery O'Connor, “and the truth shall make you odd.”
And odd she was. When she died of lupus in August 1964 at the age of 39, Flannery O'Connor had produced two novels and 32 short stories, as well as a number of reviews and commentaries. The novelist, a committed Catholic, left behind in her writing and her personal letters a potpourri of poignant and thoughtful quotes. “Accepting oneself,” she said, “does not preclude an attempt to become better.” In The Habit of Being, a collection of her rambling and deeply personal letters published 25 years after her death, she wrote, “I can, with one eye squinted, take it all as a blessing.”
But the quote that tickled me was this one: “I intend to stand firm and let the peacocks multiply, for I am sure that, in the end, the last word will be theirs.”
At Andalusia, the ancestral farm in Milledgeville, Georgia, where O'Connor lived and wrote, that “last word” must have been quite loud. From childhood, O'Connor had loved birds; and as a young woman she bought a family of peacocks – a peacock, peahen, and four peabiddies – for her farm where, content with their conditions, they bred frequently. According to one estimate, at the time of her death, O'Connor's brood of flying, fluttering, squawking peacocks and peahens numbered more than 100.
I’ve had sort of a peripheral knowledge of O’Connor’s peacocks. I owned a treasured book of her short stories, adorned with a feather. I’ve seen photos of the popular Catholic storyteller sitting casually on her front porch, with peacocks strutting past. But finally, in a book of essays I ordered for inspiration, I stumbled upon her essay “The King of the Birds,” in which she describes the feathered friends who shared her homestead. And wow — all I can say is, wow!
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Since the young Flannery could sew, she began stitching clothing for chickens. She dressed a gray bantam named Colonel Eggbert in a white piqué coat with a lace collar and two buttons in the back.
She bought still more gussied-up birds: a pen of pheasants, a pen of quail, a flock of turkeys, 17 geese, a tribe of mallard ducks, three Japanese silky bantams, two Polish Crested ones, and several chickens which were a cross between the Polish Crested and the Rhode Island Red.
But her avocation culminated, not with fancy chickens, but with peacocks — those elegant fowl who wore their own dress suits, in iridescent blue and green and gold. Flannery saw an ad in the Bulletin for an avian family, and that was a start. With her mother's cautious approval, she ordered the peacock family from Eustis, Florida. “As soon as the birds were out of the crate,” she said, “I sat down on it and began to look at them. I have been looking at them ever since, from one station or another, and always with that same awe as on that first occasion.”
Flannery’s description of her plumed charges’ temperament is matter-of-fact, droll. They wasted no affection toward her, and they ate not only the Startena feed she had purchased, but also the flowers in her mother’s garden. When they weren’t eating the flowers, she wrote, they enjoyed sitting on top of them, and where the peacock sits he will eventually fashion a dusting hole. They were a noisy brood, and the males were given to melancholy squawking.
O’Connor admits that her birds run afoul of others in her neighborhood: her uncle, who planted fig trees only to see the figs decimated by the hungry peacocks; the dairyman, who complained that peacocks had flown into the barn lofts to eat peanuts off peanut hay; the dairyman’s wife, who had found them scavenging among her fresh garden vegetables.
But there’s one other thing about Flannery’s peacocks which intensified all their other unwelcome habits: They reproduced energetically. Peacock sex and peacock nesting and nurturing meant that the six original peacocks multiplied frequently until, when O’Connor told their story in her essay “The King of the Birds,” she owned 40 of the flying, fluttering, squawking peacocks and peahens. By 1964, when she died of lupus at the age of 39, according to some reports her flock had increased to more than a hundred.
The peacock often appears in early Christian paintings and mosaics, where it is a symbol of immortality. The ancient Greeks believed that the flesh of peafowl did not decay after death, and that symbolism was adopted by the early Christians, especially in the Easter season.
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I found O’Connor’s story “King of the Birds” in The Norton Book of Personal Essays, a collection of 50 of the finest personal essays of the 20th century, edited and with an introduction by Joseph Epstein. Mark Twain and Bertrand Russell, Shelby Steele and James Baldwin, F. Scott Fitzgerald and George Orwell–these notable writers are among the authors whose essays offer food for thought in The Norton Book of Personal Essays.

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Our friend Deroy Murdock posted a great column about the Democrat candidates for President which we caught on NewsMax.
Mr. Murdock’s point was that while not all of those still in the race for the Democratic Party’s nomination for President may not be full-blown socialists, like Senator Bernie Sanders, the balderdash that they are even vaguely centrist is either desperately uninformed or deliberately dishonest.
And this isn’t just Mr. Murdock’s opinion; he backed it up by citing the legislative scorecards of various conservative and progressive organizations.
It turns out that several legislative scorecards confirm this incredible fact: Bernie Sanders’ senatorial vote record repeatedly puts him to the right of Klobuchar and Biden!
According to Mr. Murdock’s research, Americans for Democratic Action awarded Sanders a 2018 Liberal Quotient of 100%, — a perfect Left-wing score. The “moderate” Klobuchar tailgated Sanders with a 95% rating that year. But in 2017, Sanders scored a 95, with Klobuchar to his Left at 100. Biden, for his part, earned an 80% Liberal Quotient in 2008, his final year in the Senate. While not as far Left as Klobuchar and Sanders, who both hit 100 that year, noted Mr. Murdock, Biden was much closer to the liberal fast lane than to the middle of the road.
So much for the idea that Senator Amy Klobuchar is a “moderate.”
The two mayors in the Democrat race, former Mayor Michael Bloomberg and former Mayor Pete Buttigieg, don’t have legislative score cards per se, but they do have records and public positions that allow us to place them along the Right – Left spectrum.
And it should surprise no one that Bloomberg and Buttigieg fall far to the Left on most issues.
As Mr. Murdock pointed out, former New York City mayor and multi-billionaire Michael Bloomberg has seconded the left’s prescriptions — from aggressive gun control to anti-“global warming” orthodoxy to robust rejection of his own mayoral law-enforcement practices. These candidates advocate steep tax hikes, a new carbon levy, lavish federal spending programs, freebies for illegal aliens, subsidized abortion — on demand, without apology, and until natural delivery — and truckloads more government intervention.
Although he was Mayor of a city with less population than New York’s smallest borough, Buttigieg is every bit as Far Left as Mr. Bloomberg, he just doesn’t have the billions of dollars Bloomberg has invested in promoting his authoritarian policies and imposing them on the rest of the country.
We’ve already told you about Buttigieg’s radical views on abortion in our article “Pete Buttigieg Is No ‘Moderate’ On Abortion.”
Buttigieg’s extreme devotion to abortion was on display last week when he told a prominent pro-life Democrat there is no room for pro-life voices in his party, prompting fears from pro-life Democrats that his extreme stance could cost them votes in November: “Buttigieg…might find it pragmatic right now to reject our overtures. It won’t be pragmatic, though, when in November the Democratic Party loses a swath of pro-life states to President Donald Trump,” said Kristen Day, Executive Director of Democrats For Life.
Pete Buttigieg’s refusal to name a single restriction on abortion – even up to the point of birth – puts him at the extreme fringe of public opinion. Indeed, Buttigieg has refused to condemn infanticide and partial birth abortion, arguing “it shouldn’t be up to a government official to draw the line.”
Like Virginia’s baby-killing Democrat Governor Ralph Northam, Buttigieg would permit abortion without restrictions up until the moment of birth, even for healthy, viable babies.
Buttigieg is as extreme on gun control as Bloomberg and the other Democrats, but to distinguish himself he has made a point of blaming mass shootings on President Trump and “white nationalism.”
According to CNN, Buttigieg supports universal background checks and argues that the Senate should pass the universal background check bill, HR 8, that was passed by the Democratic-led House in February but has yet to be considered by the Republican-led Senate.
He also supports a ban on so-called assault weapons and high-capacity magazines. Buttigieg supports the so-called “red flag” laws, saying Congress should pass a federal “Extreme Risk Protection Order Act.” He supports a nationwide gun licensing system and for Congress to close so-called loopholes, in current gun laws.
Buttigieg would also allocate federal funds to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and National Institutes of Health to conduct research on gun violence, which he labels as a “public health crisis.”
Our friend Deroy Murdock summed up the Democrats’ current problem in one succinct sentence; the Democratic Party’s vaunted “moderate lane” lacks one thing: moderates.


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Happy Easter to everyone, from le Mouching!!!
I don’t know if you’re like me, but traveling in a car bores me; to such a degree that the temptation to crash my car into the first sycamore tree often visits my spirit. I don’t do it, except rarely, for fear of wrecking havoc on one of these magnificent trees.
The only time that I rode in one of these damned cars with pleasure, was when Cyril and I went fishing. And when it’s Cyril who drives, I have the leisure to enjoy the countryside and we pass the time telling stories, the more preposterous, the better.
On that blessed day it was my birthday, it was like a sunday drive in the park heading to a river that Cyril was keeping secret.
As a birthday gift I had received a marvelous book about the life of the celebrated “douanier Rousseau”, a magnificent artist. I wanted to share my enchantment and happiness with my flakey friend as he piloted us. Read more…
There is hope for our French rivers!! In the US, the Boise River watershed has suffered from big fires. And then all the burned stuff was flushed down to the river by big rain… The fishermen were frightened to see what was left down there this year, but the nature finally found its path.
That is true when we leave the nature doing its magic!!! Sign the petition so we can let her do so !!!
The meal had been divine. We might have abused the famous YAMAZAKI, that extraordinary Japanese whisky, for the pupils of my friend Cyril indicated that he was probably inebriated,
however that didn’t stop him from taking the floor.
“My dear Flèche, I know that your possess a staggering erudition and culture, but, do you know there are snakes that regularly escape the cages of their owners and are later discovered in the most bizarre places. Read more…
Lastweek was the release of the book I know Bill Schaadt, one of the most famous flyfisherman in California, and probably also in the US. He is notably one of the main character of the film Rivers of a Lost Coast, probably one of the best film ever made on fly fishing.
This book is an hommage to Bill Schaadt and the great figures of fly fishing in California. An excellent occasion to spend some time with those legends, as if you were there, fishing for huge anadromous fish.
Many moons ago (as my Cheyenne friends like to say), I wrote a story in this blog that was absolutely true (more or less), about fishermen on Lake Titicaca (Bolivia) who had taken from those waters an absolutely gorgeous fish that was covered with silvery hair. Read more…
Do you remember Tørt? The ones who forgot about it can refresh their memory HERE. Those young kids just sent us right in the face their new videa as if it was un uppercut! A film that shows all the gear they sell on their website, and I tell you right now it’s the best promo film we ever watched, look at this guy, he’s cool, he’s relaxed, he fishes graylings in a fantastic river, he wears Tørt gear, he probably reads Le Mouching back home and the music that goes with the film is awesome (Sigurd Julius – Østavind). Better than any shopping tv!
I had been in the river for quite awhile, just beyond the little cascade where I know that a band of fish take their siesta. I had taken a sleeping few and peacefully released them in their bed, without their even waking.
It was then that I saw it, the famous canoe, descending the river. Of course I started grumbling: “Bloody tourists about to wreck my fishing session!”
But as it got closer, when I saw the paddler, I held back all my insults. The reason? I’ll tell you: it isn’t everyday that a girl of such beauty, passes in front of your eyes. Pretty? Not really… enchanting is a little closer to the truth! And then, where the story takes on a little weight, when the canoe slowed down and our eyes met, the goddess smiled at me. Holy crap what a smile… like opium of the purest quality. I was paralyzed. Read more…


The quietest electric fuel pump will not only make your daily life quieter but also improve your car's performance.
Here's a guide to some of the quiet fuel pumps on the market.
What is the Best Quietest Electric Fuel Pump?
The quietest electric fuel pump is Carter P4070 inline fuel pump.
The P4070, just like other Carter fuel systems, comes with an internally regulated pressure pump of about 7pounds or so.
- Carter Fuel Systems universal fit Rotary vane pumps are internally regulated, offer a...
- 12 volt
- 1/4 inch NPT inlet and outlet
- 4 - 6 psi output, 72 gph free flow
- Includes comprehensive installation kit and full instructions for a hassle free...
You will need a Holley pressure regulator, as the pump can be located on the seat/needle of a Holley carb.
This feature allows the fuel to flow freely into the pump, and there is no chance of the shaft seal leaking or burning out.
They are quiet as they get.
I still have the one my dad bought for our JeepJeep in 1980 and used until 2004 when I sold the truck.
The pump has universal rotary vane pumps and can be used for both diesel and carburetor applications.
While this unit was originally designed for military use, you can use it for automotive, truck, and industrial applications.
It is one of the most advanced pumps on the market; you can expect unrivaled performance.
The Carter pump has a premium OE fit, exceptional vehicle coverage, and a variety of problem-solving features.
It also runs quietly, so you can barely hear it over the engine noise.
If you're looking for a fuel pump that's versatile, powerful, and durable, the Carter P4070 is a perfect choice.
List of the Quietest Electric Fuel Pump
If the above P4070 inline fuel pump doesn't really sound like the right deal for you, there are other great alternatives to choose from. Below is a detailed guide of the best quietest electric fuel pumps.
1. Holley 12-427 Electric Fuel Pump
- Good Up To 300 Horsepower
- Reliable Solid State Design
- Simple 2 Wire Hookup
- Self Priming And Regulating
- Quiet Operation; 12 Volt; 4-7 psi; 32 gph; Compatible with all Fuels; For Carbureted...
The Holley 12-427 delivers 4-7 psi performance, making it ideal if you want a pump that runs quietly and delivers excellent results.
As a reputable brand, you are guaranteed that this is a quality product that will serve you well and stand the test of time.
This pump is compatible with all types of fuel and works for most carburetors, making it versatile.
If you are looking for a powerful 12-volt pump with a great filter for your snowmobile, JeepJeep, or tractor, this Holley creation is ideal.
It's also a perfect choice if you're on a tight budget.
The installation process is straightforward, and since it's quiet, you'll barely hear the pump running when the motor is on.
2. Holley Blue W/O Regulator Electric Pump
- Tumble polished billet look
- Lower housing casting designed for enhanced fuel flow and quiet operation
- Motor draws only 3 amps current
- Not designed for use on aircraft of any type
- Fit type: Vehicle Specific
This is another Holley creation that stands out for its outstanding performance.
Thanks to the lower housing casting, the fuel flow is constant without pulsation, and the pump runs quietly.
You can expect this pump to deliver intense fuel pressure as soon as you plug it into a 12v power source.
The fact that it only runs on three amps of power means you never have to worry about the pump is too much for your vehicle.
The polished billet look is a welcome change from the ordinary and makes this a low-maintenance pump that will serve you for a long time.
If you want a powerful electric pump that can work with your car, boat, or automobile, the Holley Blue is a great choice.
The noise level depends on where you mount the pump, but this is one of the quietest electric fuel pumps available.
3. Autobest F4027 Universal Pump
- Includes installation hardware, mounting bracket, instructions and suggested mounting...
- Gasoline only, 12 Volts
- 5/16 Inch Hose Bead Type Outlet, 5/16 Inch Strainer Type Inlet
- Tested at many points throughout the manufacturing process to ensure durability and...
- Superior ethanol tolerance for today's fuel systems
The Autobest F4027 is a 12 volt, gasoline-only pump with a 5/16 inch beat type outlet hose and a 5/16 inch strainer inlet.
Its superior ethanol tolerance makes this product perfect for modern fuel systems.
Throughout the manufacturing process, the unit is tested to ensure it is both reliable and durable.
Therefore, it is ideal if you want a pump that you can use every day and enjoy many years of exemplary service.
It comes complete with installation hardware, well-written and easy-to-follow instructions, and a mounting bracket.
If you don't know where to mount it, the manufacturer also offers plenty of suggestions.
You get a full-year unlimited mileage warranty on this unit, which is very generous.
The manufacturer promises to repair or replace the pump if it doesn't deliver as promised.
4. Aeromotive 11101 Red Pump
- The original Aeromotive fuel pump. Engineered to be durable and reliable while...
- Supports naturally aspirated engines up to 1300 HP with EFI, and up to 1500 HP...
- Fully submersible for custom, in-tank placement.
- ORB-10 inlet and outlet ports.
- Pressure regulator not included (sold separately); Pump is not compatible with Diesel...
This automotive fuel pump comes with ORB-10 outlet and inlet ports that fit perfectly when you mount it.
All parts are built to last, so you don't have to worry about quality.
It is also one of the most powerful on the market.
This makes it perfect if you want to push your engine and enjoy a faster ride.
For carbureted engines, the pump makes up to 1500 horsepower, and for forced air induction, it makes up to 1200 horsepower.
For fuel-injected engines, the horsepower increases to 1300 for naturally aspirated engines and 1000 for forced air induction.
The good thing is that the pump can do it all and still run quietly.
This aero motor creation is also fully submersible when placed in the tank.
5. Airtex E8016S Electric Fuel Pump
- 100 percent tested throughout the entire manufacturing process for worry free,...
- Advanced polymers, brushes, and commutators to ensure long life and durability in...
- Leading-edge inlet design to increase performance and efficiency, leading to longer...
- High grade outer shell for life-long corrosion resistance
- Lifetime Limited Warranty
Airtex E8016S features a leading inlet for more efficiency and performance.
Durability is guaranteed with the optimized armature speed.
The brushes, polymers, and commutators are all advanced, so they can work in a variety of fuel blends and provide years of exceptional results.
This Airtex E8016S comes with a corrosion-resistant outer shell that guarantees the life of the pump.
You also get a lifetime limited warranty with your purchase.
This unit also comes with a check valve upgrade that delivers optimal flow with little pump noise.
Isotropic refinement also plays a role in lowering amperage, making this one of the quietest electric fuel pumps money can buy.
Quietest Electric Fuel Pump Buyers Guide
Buying a quiet electric fuel pump is not easy, especially if you don't know what features to look for.
Below are some of the most important things to consider when shopping for the quietest electric fuel pump.
You don't want to make an expensive purchase only to find that the pump won't fit your engine.
If you go to a physical store, Have a technician explain the different sizes and suggest the right match for your needs.
If you shop on Amazon, you'll find compatibility details under each product so you can easily get exactly what you're looking for.
To be on the safe side, it's always good to opt for a universal electric fuel pump that can be used for automotive or industrial purposes.
A quiet pump is a wise purchase as it will not provide distraction while driving.
Most manufacturers include the noise level details and the measures they have taken to ensure that the pump runs quietly.
How do you plan to use the fuel pump?
Do you need it for a heavy-duty machine or for a small vehicle that is rarely used?Whatever your purpose, there is a fuel pump to fit it.
All you need is a clear idea of why you need the pump in the first place. If you need a lot of power, but buy a pump that will disappoint you in terms of performance.
A good number of the pumps you'll find on the market can be used with different fuel types.
However, some are fuel specific, so you need to make sure you get the right one for your vehicle or machine. Check to make sure that the pump you want to buy can work with the fuel that powers your engine.
Different fuel pumps come with different installation procedures.
Some units are so easy to install that you don't need professional help to have them in place, while others are quite complicated.
Ideally, you should get a fuel pump that can be installed without professional help.
However, if your needs require a complex fuel pump, you have no choice but to hire a professional connect it to your engine.
You want to buy a fuel pump that will last you a long time. At the end of the day, we all want value for money.
One way to ensure durability is to buy from a reputable brand.
Some leading brands offer a lifetime warranty.
Can the pump you buy deliver the results in the short term as well as the long term?
That's what reliability is all about.
A good way to check reliability is to view user reviews available online.These reviews will give you an idea of what to expect once you buy the fuel pump you're watching.
It doesn't hurt to do a little homework and see what other users have to say.
Fuel pumps are available at different prices, so finding one in your budget is easy. You can get a good pump for cheap if you know where to look.
However, choose quality every time, even though you may have to pay a little more for it.
Above are the best quiet pump on the market.
If you're not sure which pump to choose, try my top recommendation-Carter P4070 inline fuel pump.


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Born in 1943 in Tournai, Belgium, Frédéric Dufoor attended the Institute of Saint-Luc in Tournai and also the Academy of Mons.|
After a brief Bohemian interlude, he was enrolled with the studio of Louis Van Lint, at Saint-Luc in Brussels. In 1967, he went on to teach at the Superior Institute for Graphic Communications for 10 years, then held the post of professor at Saint-Luc in Brussels until December 1998.
Initially, briefly influenced by his professors, he developed his art as an aesthetic one, spare, to the limits of abstraction. Then came an expressionist period, tense and colourful, where compositions are generally articulated around diagonals and triangles. This composition will remain a constant in all Frédéric's creations, whatever is his pictorial vocabulary.
In the meantime, he also produced large black and white drawings. Some were highly prized in Belgian art selections.
Gradually (1971/75) the human forms will command attention in a new realistic representation. "Understanding the being or the object appears to be more important than its image". Nevertheless, his search for true reproduction encourages Frédéric to study past masters and their techniques.
From many visits to New York, he will gain the conviction that what is significant is reality, which he, the Tournais heritage, will hunt down just as patiently as the early Flemish masters. Since then (1978), constantly working at his two preferred formats:
the human shape and the large still-life, Frédéric casts an expert eye over his immediate environment: his studio, his tools, colour pots, bouquet of paint-brushes, building a bridge between Ingres' lessons, intimacy and hyper-realism quietly distanced.
"100 ans d'Art Plastiques en Belgique" |


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Lake Marvel is one of the oldest lakes on the planet. It is the body of water from which the Madrid River flows. In it's center lies Marvel Island. Mostly a flat island, the island provided a site for the Capital of the Gainese state, California.
The lake was believed to have formed some 250 million years ago when the Espana peninsula which was once an island, collided with the Super Continent of Tellawow Island. From the collision it is believed that a body of water now known as lake Marvel was formed.
This Lake is believed to be the site were the Goddess Trakaska, Tellawowian Goddess of the Seas, was born. Her story is widely regarded as to why the lake first came to be.

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Maryland Secretary of the Environment Ben Grumbles, the longest serving environment secretary in state history, is stepping down next month to take the helm of a Washington, DC-based nonprofit, the group announced Monday.
Grumbles will start as executive director of the Environmental Council of States on June 1. It comes as Republican Gov. Larry Hogan’s second and final term nears its end.
During Grumbles’ seven-year tenure as Maryland’s environment secretary, he served as president of the national nonprofit, which encourages collaboration between state environmental agency leaders to increase their capabilities.
Grumbles’ Department of the Environment has at times come under fire for what detractors dubbed slow responses to certain environmental concerns, and for pollution permits that were allowed to languish as staffing levels at the department declined. But officials praised him Monday as an accessible leader who steered the state in the right direction on Chesapeake Bay cleanup issues and on climate change.
In a statement, Grumbles called his job as secretary “the honor of a lifetime.”
“Maryland is a national leader in climate action and environmental protection thanks to Governor Hogan’s leadership and the tireless efforts of our department’s employees, and our many public and private sector partners throughout the state, region, and nation,” he said.
Grumbles will be replaced by his deputy secretary, Horacio Tablada, Hogan announced Monday.
Tablada, a Nicaragua native who was named a deputy secretary in 2015, has more than three decades of experience as an environmental leader in Maryland, according to a news release from Hogan’s office. He previously served as director of the department’s Land Management Administration, and helped manage environmental oversight efforts for the redevelopment of industrial sites such as the former Sparrows Point steel mill, as well as efforts to reduce childhood lead poisoning, according to the news release.
“I look forward to serving the citizens of Maryland and continuing to advance the science-based policies that have resulted in cleaner air, a cleaner Chesapeake Bay, sustainable and restored properties and protection of our children from lead poisoning,” Tablada said in a news release. release.
Kim Coble, executive director of the Maryland League of Conservation Voters, lauded the Grumbles’ “open door policy” during his tenure, but said his department could have performed better when it came to issuing timely water pollution permits that regulate the discharge of pollutants into the state. waterways.
“Secretary Tablada is going to have a true opportunity to make some real progress in that area,” she said.
In recent years, particular permits were administratively continued by the department, meaning they were not reevaluated after they lapsed, have attracted the attention of legislators and environmental advocates, including that of Valley Proteins, an Eastern Shore chicken rendering plant with a documented history of exceeding. its pollution limits. Environmental advocates have at times argued that Grumbles’ department was too light-handed with polluters, including based on their decision to offer state money to help Valley Proteins improve its water treatment process. Ultimately, the funds were rescinded.
During a Maryland Senate hearing this year, Grumbles attracted questions and some consternation from legislators over his department’s decline in staffing and environmental inspections, as well as their handling of a sewage spill in Southern Maryland, which sickened two dozen people who consumed contaminated oysters. Grumbles pledged to increase staffing levels after a “silver tsunami” of retirements left them undermanned, and to increase inspections at poultry farms.
But Coble said she enjoyed her time serving alongside Grumbles on the Maryland Commission on Climate Change, which was formed by the General Assembly in 2015.
“He’s really managed that commission, which is a tough group because there’s so many diverse opinions on it and viewpoints,” she said. “He’s managed it very well.”
Coble said she “would not be surprised” if the next governor, set to take office in January at the conclusion of Hogan’s final term, decides to appoint their own environment secretary, forcing another transitional period at the department. But she added that her hopeful MDE employees, and the governor, will continue to guide the department and set the agenda as leadership changes.
In a statement, Josh Kurtz, the Maryland executive director for the Chesapeake Bay Foundation, applauded Grumbles for his leadership of the climate change commission and his “work to reduce Chesapeake Bay pollution during his time leading MDE.”
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Recent reports have indicated that Maryland is mostly on track to meet its pollution reduction goals for the bay in time for a 2025 federal deadline, although Pennsylvania is lagging behind. During Grumbles’ tenure, Maryland sued the Federal Environmental Protection Agency, arguing it was not doing enough to hold Pennsylvania accountable for its requirements under the bay agreement.
“We hope [Tablada] will continue the needed work at the department supporting litigation to ensure EPA holds Pennsylvania accountable for failing to meet Bay cleanup goals, correct problems at Baltimore’s wastewater treatment plants, and double down on methods to reduce stormwater runoff and agricultural pollution in Maryland, “Kurtz said. in a statement.
Grumbles took an extraordinary step earlier this year to order the Maryland Environmental Service to take over one of Baltimore’s wastewater treatment plants, which was discharging excessive pollutants into Dundalk’s Back River. The city has challenged Grumbles’ move in court, but a judge has yet to rule on the matter. Under Grumbles’ leadership, the state also sued Baltimore over pollution issues at its two wastewater plants, a suit that is also making its way through the court.
Grumbles was a “tremendous partner” for the EPA as well, said Adam Ortiz, the EPA’s administrator for Region 3, which includes Maryland and several neighboring states.
“[Grumbles] has shown tremendous leadership that other states are trying to keep up with in the Chesapeake Bay watershed, ”Ortiz said.
Ortiz pointed to a recent $ 25 million commitment from Maryland for improvements in the Susquehanna watershed, which has attracted attention for the pollutants it sends into Maryland’s Conowingo Dam from Pennsylvania.
“That was a remarkable commitment from Maryland,” Ortiz said.


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Penguin have out new translations of Maigret stories. In A Maigret Christmas, I recommend the story Seven small crosses in a notebook. There’s a chase that finishes in the Orient Bar near Rue Damrémont… at Montmartre’s highest point, not far from The no man’s land of the suburbs.
France took Malta from the Knights of Malta in 1798. After Nelson’s victory at the Battle of the Nile the island was put under siege by the British navy. In 1801, there were peace negotiations. Napoleon said frankly to the British ambassador… ‘Peace or war depends on Malta. It is vain to speak of the Netherlands and Switzerland, they are but trifles. For myself, I would put you in possession of the heights of Montmartre rather than of Malta’. (Peter Elliott, A naval history of Malta 1798-1975, 1980). Nevertheless, Napoleon gave up Malta to Britain in the end.
The photo shows a restaurant in Montmartre where Travelling Companion and I had lunch one January, a few years ago.
It’s true that Paris can be annoying. But when it is its own self, in places like this, nowhere can beat it. Britain stayed in Malta until the 1960s. If Napoleon had given Britain Montmartre in exchange for Malta, I don’t think the arrangement would have lasted long.


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It’s coming – Food Revolution Day 2013 is less than a month away – this year it’s taking place on May 17th 2013. What is Food Revolution Day 2013? Food Revolution Day on May 17th 2013 is a global day of action for people everywhere to come together and stand up for good food and […]
See that up there? Chicken chow mein, From scratch. Made by 7-9 year-old boys. In a science lab. In an hour. A series of statements that 3 years ago I would never have imagined I would be writing about. When I started my boys’ cooking club back in Term 2 of 2010, I figured it […]
Leading up to Food Revolution Day on Saturday, May 19th, it was a big week for “passing it on” for me. First, I led a cooking class where 20 boys taught their parents how to cook a Jamie Oliver dish from scratch (with a LOT of help from friends and colleagues). Then I had the […]
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Nissan Repair/Nissan Altima 2006 2.5
I have a 2006 Altima that will run fine for days and then die at a red light. It will start right back and run fine, then it will die at the next red light. It will run fine and I will start to pass someone and it will cut out real bad. It does not have any lights on and has been doing this for about a month. It will think that it has stopped dying and then I will pull out and it will die again. About a year ago, it had a slight skip at interstate speeds and the light cam on. I replaced the crank shaft positioner, cam shaft, and speed sensor. So i do not think it is one of those. Do you have any ideas what it could be?
Hi Brad -
If the engine light is not on - it could be one of 2 things, the fuel pump, or the ignition module in the distributor.
If the problem happens only when the engine is at operating temperature, then I would lean towards replacing the ignition module. There is no accurate way to test the module.
You can test the fuel pump, however you will need a pressure gauge. Remove the fuel line right at the fuel rail to check the pressure. To check volume, hold a graduated container under the removed hose end while the ignition is on. You should get at least a cup of fuel in about 3 seconds.
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How to write a bibliography apa style
At the same time, any student’s paper can be a how to write a bibliography apa style source itself, and their bibliographies are https://nnngo.org/cause-and-effect-essay-layout priceless Just as in a References or Works Cited list, the works you list in your MLA style bibliography should be in alphabetical order with the author’s last name first, then a comma, then the first name followed by a period. Your working bibliography should be kept separate from 2. Popular Styles. essay book bibliography In the APA style citation there are five main levels of headings, and each level serves a specific purpose. Include the author name first (the last name goes first, then a comma, then the first http://www.tweetsicles.com/blog/free-bus-driver-resume-sample name of the author). 1. Quotation (Wright as cited in Bragdon, 2013, p. It also gives credit to authors you have consulted for their ideas. Create an APA Reference for Each Source. J Immigr Health. Contact Us. Click at the end of the sentence or phrase that you want to cite A how to write a bibliography apa style paper written in APA style pays close attention to mechanical details and is typed using a legible, 12-point font, usually Times New Roman. Hit it off and slog your cursor from left to right crossways the whole citation underneath the style heading Creating Annotated Bibliographies Based on APA Style Annotated bibliographies are not specifically addressed in the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (APA) (6 th ed.).
Feb 12, 2020 · Briefly examine and review the actual items. Tip: If you cite a new source, add it to the bibliography by clicking anywhere in the bibliography and selecting Update Citations and Bibliography Because you’re citing specific information, you will need to write a regular APA Style author–date citation. It also covers the treatment of numbers, statistical and mathematical data, tables and how to write a bibliography apa style figures Feb 03, 2020 · If you have only 1 citation the title should http://www.tweetsicles.com/blog/science-homework-answers-8th-grade be Reference. This example is based on the APA style guide, but your …. Website Example. 3. Create a bibliography, citations, and references Put your cursor at the end of the text you want to cite. This is called a running head Apr 14, 2015 · There are several formats extensively available in academic writing. Add the title of the work you are referencing, and underline this title APA Citation Examples. free essays for literature When discussing citation methods, APA refers to a method developed by this organization to give credit to sources used in a paper. In-text citations are citations within the main body how to write a bibliography apa style of the text and refer to a direct quote or essays on musical analysis tovey paraphrase. How to Cite a Print Source in APA Style | Webucator. It can also be used to locate particular sources and combat plagiarism General APA Guidelines Your essay should be typed and double-spaced on standard-sized paper (8.5" x 11"), with 1" margins on all sides. You should use a secondary source only if you are unable to find or retrieve the original source of information Sep 13, 2017 - Explore soniaramberger's board "APA style writing", followed by 149 people on Pinterest. The reference list should start on a separate page at the end of your paper. Important Tips for APA Style Reference Pages Your references should begin on a new page.
Before getting start to this style of referencing, you must consider the basic layout All the references should be how to write a bibliography apa style arranged in a proper alphabetical order. You can provide us with a small write-up of the source but that is not necessary. These contain the general rules for each citation type along with specific examples covering books, articles, videos and more. List the last name, followed by a comma and the publication year. Go to References > Bibliography , and choose a format. How to Write an APA Format Bibliography Start Your Bibliography on a New Page Gather Your Sources Create an APA Reference for Each Source Create an Annotation for Each Source How to Write an APA Format Bibliography www.verywellmind.com/apa-format-bibliography-2794836 Was this helpful? End the title with a period inside the quotation marks. One Author or Editor Two Authors or Editors. APA in-text citation style uses the author's last name and the year of publication, for example: (Field, 2005) There are several steps you must take to prepare a new document for APA style before you start writing your paper: Make sure the paper size is 8.5″ x 11″ (known as ‘Letter’ in most word processors). 223) Wright’s report (as cited in Bragdon, 2013) stated, “Obesity research indicates people need to drink more water” (p. You may opt to write the title after you have made your annotations. Sort all of your references alphabetically by last name. You should use the author’s full last name and then their first and middle (if … Views: 381K APA Format: 12 Basic Rules You Must Follow https://www.verywellmind.com/general-rules-for-apa-format-2794840 Important Tips for APA Style Reference Pages Your references should begin on a new page. 4. The title should be centered across the top of the page. Parenthetical.
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Opponents attack cost of school site
THE site of a proposed new school in the upper Swansea Valley will cost almost £850,000 before any work can begin, claim parents opposed to the location.
And those opposed to a primary school being built at Brynderi say they fear one of the reasons an alternative location on the former Tic Toc site was turned down was because of a refusal by Ystradgynlais Town Council to allow access over a strip of land.
Town councillors say they had good reasons for turning down the request, however.
Now parents of children at Ynyscedwyn primary have formed an action group to lobby Powys Council with their concerns, and request they reconsider the proposal to develop the Brynderi site.
Signs have been posted around Ystradgynlais bringing attention to their campaign, and parents have been asked to sign a letter highlighting their objections to the Brynderi option.
They claim it would be a waste of taxpayers money, as it would cost "a minimum" of £850,000 to relocate football club Cwm Wanderers which currently has a 99-year lease on the site. The letter also states: "It is our understanding that the town council refused to release a small parcel of land to Powys Council, to enable consideration of the Tic Toc site, as a possible suitable location — as far as we are aware, no grounds have been given for the refusal of this sale".
Ystradgynlais Town Council has written to AM Kirsty Williams, and MP Roger Williams, explaining the refusal to allow access across the plot of land, which runs from the A4067 across the top part of a football pitch on the Ystradgynlais playing fields, and also includes some woodland.
The town council explained its decision by saying, to grant access would have meant the loss of some public space, breaching two public rights of way and the felling of trees.
Town councillor Wayne Thomas said: "As far as I am aware, the issue of access across the land was never presented to us in connection with the school modernisation programme. It was a request from Powys Council which we turned down for legitimate reasons.
"A lot of the reasons against the Brynderi site are based on snobbery in my opinion. There is nothing in that area for young people or for senior citizens. A school there would benefit the community in so many ways.
"Even if it means spending extra money on acquiring the site, I would argue that the community deserves it."
The dispute follows the authority's county-wide review of its education provision. Plans being considered for the Maesydderwen School catchment area would see 10 primary schools replaced with four.
The plans mean that, if approved, the four schools will take over education in the area from Abercraf, Caehopkin, Coelbren, Penycae, Ysgol Cynlais, Penrhos Primary, Cwmtwrch, Glanrhyd, Gurnos and Ynysgedwyn primary schools.
A Powys Council spokesman said: "There has been a full and transparent process. Detailed investigations have been carried out, additional meetings have been held and consultation has not ended.£


By Bradley A. Thayer and Lianchao Han
Using the occasion of the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore this month, Chinese Minister of National Defense and State Councilor Gen. Wei Fenghe, delivered a sharp message to the United States, which may be termed the “Xi Doctrine” on China’s use of force, after Chinese premier Xi Jinping. Wei declaring both China’s resolve to aggress to advance its interests and a rationalization for the use of force. Wei’s de facto threat of war should not be lost in his nuances, deliberate ambiguity, or in translation. His remarks were so bellicose that the world has noticed, as was certainly intended by the leadership of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
Empirical evidence of China’s aggression is increasingly common, from its attempt to dominate the South China Sea, the neo-imperialist effort to gain control of states through the Belt and Road Initiative, to its technological imperialism to control 5G and artificial intelligence technologies. What is rather less frequent are statements from high-level Chinese officials proclaiming the country’s intent to be aggressive and offering an attempted legitimizing principle justifying that aggression.
While much of the content of Wei’s remarks were in keeping with the gossamer pronouncements on China’s peaceful intentions, as well as a paean to Xi Jinping’s leadership, they still conveyed that China is ready and willing to resort to war if the United States stands in its way of global expansion; and they made clear that China must go to war, or even a nuclear war, to occupy Taiwan.
Specifically, there are four elements that comprise the Xi Doctrine and are indications of China’s signaling its willingness to use force. The first component is a new and alarming proclamation of the undisguised threats to use force or wage an unlimited war. China is becoming bolder as its military power grows. This is evidenced in Wei’s muscular remarks on the People’s Republic of China’s approach against Taiwan, his explicit statement that China does not renounce the use of force against Taiwan, and his effort to deter the United States and its allies from intervention should an attack occur. Wei forcefully stated: “If anyone dares to separate Taiwan from China, the Chinese military has no choice but must go to war, and must fight for the reunification of the motherland at all costs.” “At all cost” means that China will not hesitate to use nuclear weapons or launching another Pearl Harbor to take over Taiwan. This is a clear warning of an invasion.


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Our Spring 2013 Sale Includes.........
A private collection of veteran and vintage bicycles and related items has been consigned to our Spring 2013 Sale, which will be held on the 21st March at the usual Gartell Light Railway venue. A c1868 Velocipede, commonly known as a 'Boneshaker', together with a c1870 Humber Ordinary bicycle, a c1880 Coventry Machine Co Ordinary bicycle and a c1908 Ladies Safety bicycle form the earlier models in the collection. An amazing pre-war Invalid Carriage and a Baker’s Delivery Tricycle are amongst the more unusual models, and for children, the collection offers a c1930s bicycle, c1920s Paticycle, a selection of tricycles, a Renault pedal car, a scooter and two dolls prams.
Ranging from the 1920s up to the 1950s, the cycle collection includes a number of interesting gents and ladies bicycles, all in working order, but some in need of some light recommissioning. For men, two super Rudge-Whitworth bicycles will be offered at the sale, together with a Sunbeam, an ex. Taunton Constabulary Hercules, two Raleigh bicycles, a BSA ‘Regency’ and a (presumed) Royal Enfield used by an ARP warden. Ladies bicycles include a 1930s sports model and a Humber Safety Cycle. Finally, two perambulators, one c1928 and the other post-war, also form part of the varied collection.
Our new 'Other lots for auction' section will offer more detailed descriptions of these and many other items included in the 21 March auction.

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Republicans today announced that Rep. Charles Boustany (R-LA), a cardiothoracic surgeon, will be delivering tomorrow’s response to President Obama’s joint address to Congress on health care. House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-OH) sent out a press release heralding Boustany’s experience and lamenting that Democrats have refused to work with him:
Actually, one of Boustany’s most notable proposals has received bipartisan support and was included in health care legislation: a plan to permit Medicare to pay for voluntary end-of-life counseling. Boustany, in fact, was an original co-sponsor of this provision. Republicans were the ones who objected to this bipartisan proposal, saying it would establish “death panels” ready to “pull the plug on grandma.”
Last month, Boustany said the “death panel” scare-mongering had gotten “out of hand”:
Rep. Charles Boustany, R-La., a heart surgeon and a co-sponsor of the counseling bill, says the legislation is aimed at promoting important discussions between doctors and their patients about critical end-of-life issues, such as having a living will. He says those discussions are a “good medical practice,” and doctors who spend time counseling their patients about their wishes should be reimbursed through the Medicare system, as the legislation allows.
Now, Boustany says proponents may have to “back off” and reconsider the issue “at some point when the temperature had cooled down.”
“Frankly, this thing got really out of hand,” he says.
So, Democrats did try to work with Boustany…but overheated rhetoric by the GOP blocked any real progress.
When blogger-activist Mike Stark asked Boustany if he thought Obama was born in the United States, the congressman responded, “I think there are questions.”


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The six-month-old child, known only as T, should remain with her birth mother because it is in her best interests, Mr Justice Baker said.
Explaining a ruling he made in a hearing last month, Mr Justice Baker said on Thursday the child's welfare "requires her to remain with her mother".
He said: "In my judgment, there is a clear attachment between mother and daughter. To remove her from her mother's care would cause a measure of harm. It is the mother who, I find, is better able to meet T's needs, in particular her emotional needs."
The judge said the risks of entering into a surrogacy agreement are "very considerable".
He added: "In particular, the natural process of carrying and giving birth to a baby creates an attachment which may be so strong that the surrogate mother finds herself unable to give up the child."
He said the mother met the couple, Mr and Mrs W, over the internet in 2009 and agreed informally that the mother would be inseminated by Mr W, and hand the baby over after the birth.
During the pregnancy, however, she changed her mind, and at T's birth refused to hand over the baby as agreed.
The mother has two older children.
Mr W is a chef and he and Mrs W were married in 2005.
After Mr and Mrs W were married, they tried to have a baby themselves, but their attempts resulted in a series of miscarriages, which led them to consider surrogacy.
It was agreed that the mother would act as a surrogate for the Ws, using Mr W's sperm, and she became pregnant, but at some point during the pregnancy, relations between the parties deteriorated.
The child was born on July 16, and Mrs W went to the hospital, but says she was made to feel unwelcome by the mother's friends and family members. Her husband began legal moves a week later, and another judge appointed a woman as the child's guardian.
Mr Justice Baker said: "At the date of the hearing before me, T was five months old. The evidence from the guardian is that she is thriving in her mother's care."
The judge said he did not believe that Mr and Mrs W or the mother had told him the whole truth about a number of matters. However he had formed the clear impression that each was devoted to the child.
He was concerned about the mother's behaviour, including that at one point she had adopted a false persona to elicit information from the Ws.
He also found she had falsified a document and lied to the court about it.
But he did not believe she had deliberately set out to deceive the Ws from the outset.
As for the Ws, the judge was concerned about their involvement with a woman known to them initially as D but more widely, including to the police and social services in Scotland, as CL.
Mrs W said she came across CL via an internet chat room. CL told her that she was a victim of domestic violence, and Mrs W felt sympathy for her and offered her refuge. CL stayed at the Ws' home for about a fortnight.
However the guardian had made some inquiries and there were allegations that she is a prostitute and surrogate parent.
The judge found that the Ws had misled the court about how they got in touch with CL and that Mrs W came across her via a surrogacy website.
"It was wholly irresponsible of the Ws to invite her into their home, and the fact that they have no awareness of this risk is alarming."
The judge also found Mrs W had told the mother that Mr W had been violent to her on one occasion, and that both Mr and Mrs W had concealed the truth about the incident to the court.
He was also concerned about their "startling lack of insight" as to the child's needs and the difficulties that might arise if she were to be moved to their care immediately at the end of the hearing, as they proposed.
The judge ordered a review hearing for next month to see how matters have progressed, and gave leave to the guardian to tell the local authority about the case. There will be "interim visiting contact" between the father and the child until the hearing, to be arranged by the guardian.

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The enantioselectivities for the reactions of aliphatic β-substituted β-amino esters [RCH(NH2)CH2CO2Et with R = Me, Et, n-Pr, i-Pr, CHEt2, cyclohexyl and Ph] with butyl butanoate in neat butyl butanoate and with 2,2,2-trifluoroethyl butanoate in diisopropyl ether were studied in the presence of Candida antarctica lipase A. Enantioselectivities ranging from good (E = 70-100) to excellent (E>100) were commonly observed, allowing gram-scale resolution of the substrates.
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- Physical and Theoretical Chemistry
- Organic Chemistry
- Inorganic Chemistry

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