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While the Fed took a dovish tone in regards to when they might raise interest rates, investors may have something else to worry about: a possible “profit recession.” Sam Stovall, U.S. equity strategist at S&P Capital IQ, writes that the research firm’s consensus earnings per share estimates for the S&P 500 slid to 0.3 percent growth, compared to high single-digit growth forecast just a few months ago. “While not an official profit recession, as no contraction in EPS growth is currently projected, the full-year growth estimate is getting uncomfortably close to that threshold,” Stovall said. All 10 recessions since 1945 were accompanied or preceded by downward trending growth in rolling 12-month EPS for the S&P 500. The question is, will history repeat itself?
A Massachusetts congressman is trying to slam shut the “revolving door” at the Securities and Exchange Commission. Stephen F. Lynch (D-Mass.) introduced a bill last week that would bar staffers from taking advantage of the agency’s long tradition of leaving the SEC to join top corporate legal teams. “When an enforcement attorney leaves the SEC on Friday, and shows up on Monday requesting favorable treatment for a bank charged with wrongdoing, it can greatly damage the integrity of our regulatory system,” the Project On Government Oversight’s executive director Danielle Brian said in support of the bill.
With RIA firms turning to cloud-based technology vendors to help with nearly every aspect of their business, there is growing competition to develop hubs that integrate all of the services together. This battle has three sides, argues technology consultant Craig Iskowitz: CRM software led by Salesforce, financial planning apps like eMoney and MoneyGuidePro, and custodial systems like TD Ameritrade’s Veo One and Pershing’s NetX360. All of them want to be the choice platform for every advisor, but each has their own strengths and weaknesses. Custodial systems work great, but only for advisors that custody with one company. Salesforce might be better at managing contacts, but it doesn’t integrate as seamlessly with various financial planning services. Integration is one of the hottest words in FinTech, and the industry can expect this battle to rage throughout 2015.

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A Nairobi Magistrate’s Court has sentenced a General Service Unit (GSU) officer to 15 years in prison after he was found guilty of rape.
Anthony Ongere Moseti alias Kelvin was arraigned in court on charges of rape back in 2018 after an investigation by the authority but denied the charges.
Detectives would immediately launch investigations after a complaint lodged with the Authority following the Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) over the unfortunate incident, which occurred at the GSU headquarters on February 9, 2017.
The investigation established criminal culpability and consequently, IPOA forwarded the case file to the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions.
Sleuths handling the matter recommended that the officer be arraigned for the offence of rape, contrary to Section 3 of the Sexual Offences Act.
The ODPP independently reviewed the file and gave the green light to charge the officer, having concurred with the authority that there was sufficient evidence to sustain a trial in a court of law.
Magistrate CM Njagi would go on to convict the officer on Friday, having found him guilty of the offence.
“The accused indeed committed the heinous act upon the complainant twice without her consent.
I do find that this case was proved to the required standard as to the offence of rape as charged,” the magistrate ruled.
IPOA reported that the incident happened on February 9, 2017, when the woman visited the GSU headquarters in Ruaraka after she was called by the officer, who was well known to her.
The agency is mandated to investigate any complaint whether criminal or disciplinary against any member of the National Police Service.

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text: In mediation, December 7th 2021 the state provided a last offer to MGEC for a successor agreement. An hour later, the MGEC Board met to review the offer and chose to send it out to members to vote on the offer. By a strong majority, 73.7% of the MGEC membership voted to reject the offer. The next step will be MGEC, the State of Minnesota and the mediator meeting to certify what the issues are for arbitration. Then the process of drafting MGEC’s final position statements and prioritizing what issues are taken to arbitration. These steps will likely happen in January. The Bureau of Mediation Services provides MGEC and the state with a list of mediators. Each side strikes three mediators, and the one remaining will be contacted for hearing dates. It’s likely that a hearing will take place in March or April. In the meantime, there is much work to prepare the presentation, documentation, witnesses and related or supporting arguments.

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Gandhi followed a diet patter n that most nutritionists consider an ideal diet. But, to what extent is that diet practical for a modern individual?
NATURE CURE, THE GANDHIAN WAY
Urlikanchan, in Maharashtra, was the outcome of Mahatma Gandhi’s commitment to nature cure and a measure to bring to the poor an inexpensive way to keep healthy.This nature cure sanitarium was set up by Gandhi and his close friends and associates, Balkoba Bhave, social reformer Manubhai Desai and Dr Dinshaw Mehta, in the year 1946.
Gandhi believed that disease is an attempt by the body to get rid of the toxins.
These toxins can be eliminated by fasting, eating and drinking natural food, cleansing of the bowels by enemas, baths, hydro therapies and massages.
The ashram has a spacious compound that can house as many as 180 persons.
Room rents, treatment and food costs are kept low, abiding by Gandhi’s aim to cater to the poor.
There is a specific diet pattern and a diet schedule that needs to be adhered to by the residents.
Here, various kinds of treatments are available, including foot/arm bath, woollen pack, sunbath, spinal bath, acupressure, neurotherapy and tub bath.
Gandhi had started Urlikanchan on an experimental basis and had witnessed a great success in treating people of various ailments.
Many years later, people are once again awakening to the curative potential of Nature.
GANDHI’S DIETARY ADVICE
Diet must include milk and milk products such as curd, butter, ghee.
· Condiments such as chillies, pepper, turmeric, coriander, mustard and fenugreek should be avoided, unless prescribed by a doctor.
· Cereals, specially wheat, should be an important part of the diet. Sieving the flour should be avoided. Prefer unpolished rice to polished rice, which is more nutritious.
· Starchy foods should be eaten in a relatively dry form to ensure greater flow of saliva for mastication.
· People leading sedentary lives can do without pulses.
· Fresh leafy vegetables should be taken everyday.
· Daily diet should include seasonal fruits. The best time for taking fruits is early in the morning.
· Food should also have a certain amount of fat. It can be obtained from ghee or oil. Oil is not as nourishing as pure ghee.
· Although sweet fruits supply plenty of sugar, there is no harm in taking one or two ounces of sugar, brown or white, in a day.
· Avoid taking tea or coffee.
Food is a matter of choice. We usually eat what we feel is best suited to have an adequate supply of energy and keep us healthy. But it rarely goes beyond that.
Unless one has the resolve of a Gandhi.
For Gandhi, food was not something that just satiated hunger. It was an integral part of shaping the human consciousness. Which is why he carried out a number of experiments to find the perfect diet. Though Gandhi is associated with vegetarianism and milk, he actually abstained from milk for a period of six years, considering it an animal product.
In 1917, when he was bed-ridden, doctors compelled him to take milk. He, however, did not want to break his vow of not consuming cow’s milk. Thus began his now-famous goat-milk diet. And the idea seems to be catching on.
Available data suggests that over 440 million goats worldwide produce an estimated 4.8 million tons of milk, consumed locally or converted into cheese. This clearly shows a growing preference for goat’s milk.
According to a comparison made by Dr P.P. Bose, who has been studying dietary habits, the xanthine oxidase in cow-milk is capable of damaging the heart and arteries.
On the other hand, glycerol ethers are higher in goat’s milk, which is an important source of nutrition for an infant. Goat’s milk also has greater amounts of vitamin A, as well as minerals, calcium, potassium, magnesium, phosphorus, chlorine and manganese.
Gandhi emphasised wheat and rice in a diet, with cereals holding the second place. He felt that cereals should be taken relatively dry for mastication and proper digestion. This was followed by fruits and vegetables. He stressed that fresh seasonal fruits and vegetables should be eaten raw.
Commenting on Gandhi’s views on diet, Dr Bose says: ‘Gandhi’s concept of diet fits the recommended food pyramid, which is essential for good health.’
A food pyramid begins with fat and oils at the top, whose consumption should be the least. Then milk and poultry products, followed by fruits and vegetables. The base represents cereals, with maximum amount of water content.
‘Gandhi,’ explains Dr Bose, ‘was far ahead of his time. What he proclaimed 50 years ago is now being promoted as the ideal diet pattern.’
Gandhi expressed his preference for jaggery over sugar. Because, as Dr Bose explains, ‘sugar goes directly into blood, raising the sugar level, and the excess sugar gets converted into calorie or fat. Jaggery, however, takes more time to masticate, thus resulting in a slower rise in sugar level’.
Gandhi did not think it necessary to eat pulses if milk was included in the diet. ‘He consumed small quantities of pure ghee,’ informs Dr Bose. ‘Since this was derived from milk, it was more like an unsaturated fat, which is not cholesterol forming.’
For Gandhi, the welfare of people living in the villages was the first priority. So, he worked with many nutritionists to derive a diet-chart that gave maximum nutrition at minimum cost. Even Gandhi’s concept of fasting, which revolutionalized non-violent resistance, had its health benefits.
‘Occasional fasting,’ says Dr Bose, ‘is indeed beneficial for the body and restores normal functioning of the digestive system.’
Gandhi, however, did eat meat as a growing boy.
In his book, Diet and Diet Reforms, he recalls how he came to believe that meat eating could make the entire nation strong and drive the British away.
What convinced him to adopt vegetarianism was Henry Salt’s Plea for Vegetarianism, Howard Williams’ The Ethics of Diet, a biographical history of the literature of human dietetics from the earliest period to the present day, and Dr Anna Kingsford’s The Perfect Way in Diet.
While talking about the moral basis of vegetarianism, Gandhi wrote: ‘Man was not born a carnivorous animal, but born to live on fruits and herbs that the Earth grows.’
Today, though there are arguments about whether Homo sapiens were by nature carnivores or herbivores, research indicates that vegetarianism may not only lead to a healthier life, but a longer life as well. Gandhi believed that a man becomes what he eats. The grosser the food, the grosser the body.
Dr Michael Brown and Dr Josef Goldstein, heart specialists from the USA and winners of Nobel Prize for medicine, say: ‘All flesharian food cause many diseases such as constipation, piles, gall bladder stones, colon cancer, indigestion, ulcer and kidney failure.’
To study the interrelation between diet and personality traits, an experiment was conducted on prisoners at Gwalior jail.
According to the results, inmates put on a vegetarian diet over a period of six months began to refrain from aggressive behaviour. On reverting to a non-vegetarian diet they showed a behaviour change for the worse.
In his book Zen Macrobiotics, Georges Ohsawa, a Japanese physician who combined the ancient eastern nourishing way with western science to evolve the basic rules of nutrition, goes to the extent of saying that if Gandhi had been a meat eater, he would have become a cruel revolutionary instead of an apostle of non-violence. Far-fetched?
Perhaps. After all, we have had meat-eating sages and wise-leaders. But going by dietary research, vegetarianism has more pros than cons.
In one of Gandhi’s dietetic experiments, he, along with a group of volunteers, were put on a raw food diet. He believed that proper mastication of food could reduce food intake.
Thus, help the economy, and reduce the violence one committed to sustain life. Though the experiment failed and many volunteers showed a marked deterioration of health, and Gandhi himself fell sick, he continued to express faith in the value of uncooked food.
This indicates that raw food alone may not be the fastest ticket to health. Especially when combined with fasting and marginal health care. But it could add a great deal to our diet.
Dr Ann Wigmore, founder of the Hippocrates Health Institute in Florida, says: ‘The easiest way to add living enzymes to the digestive tract is to eat ripe fruits, uncooked organically grown vegetables, sprouts and wheatgrass.’
To pave way for equal distribution of food, Gandhi proposed that all members of the community should share the available food resources.
Those who could afford animal proteins such as milk, cheese, eggs or meat, should avoid pulses and leave them for those who could not afford anything else.
He expressed his desire to introduce food reforms in the villages by making available the simplest and the cheapest food.
Gandhi said: ‘When food submerses the body, and through the body the soul, its relish disappears, and then alone does it begin to function in the way nature intended it to.’
It took Gandhi 35 long years to evolve a healthy diet that helped him to keep fit and wage a war that required all his energy and determination.
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It keeps me handy and badass, too. Everybody loves it when somebody has a knife when it is needed. I love the idea of being a girl who whips out her knife! Happens at least once a week, or constantly at work. The one I have is green and cute, but razor sharp, durable and efficient. I've been thinking about getting its smaller counterpart in purple for when I want or need it to be smaller.
Spyderco Endura is an excellent option for food prep.
Has relatively long and thin blade with FFG made from a stainless steel (VG10).
I have a blue Endura 4 I'd be willing to part with. Clip is missing a tiny little paint, but steel and scales are perfect, as are the centering and lockup. Interested?
What is your intended use for it? As an EDC knife I think it's not very good. The handle is a bit too thick for my tastes. The hollow grind clip point blade makes it more of a tactical blade. I am not a fan of a combo edge, especially on such a short blade (<6"). Like OldMan said, the 'patent pending' groove on it is pretty crappy too, get a Benchmade Triage if you want a quality cord cutter. The AUS 8 steel, isn't a bad mid-end steel, but for 10$ cheaper than you paid, you could have gotten a Spyderco Endura 4 FFG which has VG-10 steel and has a blade shape TONS better for an EDC blade (can also use a tactical in a pinch). The clip on it, as others say, is pretty awesome. It's one of my favorites.
If nothing else, the Trident does look pretty cool. I'd buy it as a collector just to look at, but I doubt I'd ever use it as an EDC blade.
For $70 online, I'd rather get a Spyderco Endura 4. VG-10 steel.
If your looking for something with a left handed frame or liner lock they do exist but your going to be paying a high price for them. A lefty sebenza costs $400 and those high end knives will feel like they are built specifically for you, But there are plenty of ambidexterous locks as others have mentioned like a back lock or axis style lock.
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HARPO is an R&D program to characterise the operation of a gaseous detector (a Time Projection Chamber or TPC) as a high angular-resolution and sensitivity telescope and polarimeter for γ-rays from cosmic sources. It represents a first step towards a future space instrument in the MeV-GeV range.
We built and characterised a 30cm cubic demonstrator [SPIE 91441M], and put it in a polarised γ-ray beam at the NewSUBARU accelerator in Japan. Data were taken at photon energies from 1.74MeV to 74MeV and with different polarisation configurations.
We describe the experimental setup in beam. We then describe the software we developed to reconstruct the photon conversion events, with special focus on low energies. We also describe the thorough simulation of the detector used to compare results. Finally we will present the performance of the detector as extracted from this analysis and preliminary measurements of the polarisation asymmetry.
This beam-test qualification of a gas TPC prototype in a γ-ray beam could open the way to high-performance -ray astronomy and polarimetry in the MeV-GeV energy range in the near future.


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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE DESIGN FOR AN ELECTRIC PLUG Jean Otis Reinecke, Oak Park, Ill., assignor to Belden Manufacturing Company, Chicago, Ill., a corporation of Illinois Application January 10, 1941, Serial No. 97,952
Term of patent 14 years To all whom it may concern: Fig. 3 is a bottom view of the plug of Figs. 1
Be it known that I, Jean Otis Reinecke, a and 2. citizen of the United States, residing at Oak Fig. 4 is a top View of the plug shown in Figs. Park, county of Cook, and State of Illinois, have 1 and 2; and
invented a new, original, and ornamental De- Fig. 5 is a perspective View of the plug. sign for an Electric Plug, of which the following I claim: 4 is a specification, reference being had to the The ornamental design for an electric plug,
accompanying drawing, forming a, part thereof. substantially as shown.
Fig. 1 is a front elevational view of an electric plug showing my new design; JEAN OTIS REINECKE.
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Episode 64 -An Actors Notebook - Boris Karloff And The Creation Of SAG
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Episode 63 - MICKEY MOUSE THEATRE ON THE AIR! 1938 “Snow White Day” Radio Show!
Episode 63 - MICKEY MOUSE THEATRE ON THE AIR! 1938 “Snow White Day” Radio Show! http://www.RedfieldArtsAudio.com November 18th marks the birthdays of Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse! November 18th was chosen as the anniversary date (by the late Disney historian and archivist Dave Smith) as that’s the date that “Steamboat Willie” (by Walt Disney and Ub Iwerks) was released. It’s the first “talkie” Mickey Mouse cartoon from the Disney Brothers. But Minnie and Mickie made their actual screen debut in “Plane Crazy” on 15 May, 1928. After the success of the sound “Steamboat Willie”, “Plane Crazy” was scored and vocal and sound effects were added, and the short was re-released in 1929! And the first voice of Mickey Mouse in the films? Walt Disney! I always wondered why Mickey didn’t have his own radio show. He, and all the characters created by Disney and voiced by such wonderful voice talents would have been a natural. Particularly as music was so important to all of Disney’s films, and rapid fire dialogue, character voices, and verbal humor was king in the movies and radio of the 1930s, 40s and 50s. But Mickey and his friends were on the radio in the late 1930s. Perhaps radio, and Walt being primarily a visual storyteller, was just too much for the growing studio after they released their feature animated cartoon, “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs”. Of course broadcasters we after Disney to do radio, and when the opportunity to help promote Snow White presented itself, Disney leapt at it, and put his all into it, like he did with everything. Mickey Mouse Theatre On the Air was a short lived variety radio program that debuted on NBC in January, 1938. Remarkably well produced and performed, it moves swiftly and packs the short program with great familiar characters and songs. It’s a shame that Mickey Mouse Theater on the Air only lasted until May of 1938, with only about 20 shows produced, broadcast every Sunday afternoon. There are so many wonderful possibilities for Mickey and friends on the radio…it could have been somewhat groundbreaking had it been given the chance, much like The Muppet Show was when it debuted on television in the 1970s… Here’s the second show, “Snow White Day”, originally broadcast on January 9th, 1938. With The Felix Mills Orchestra. Spike Jones conducting Donald Duck’s Swing Band. Clarence Nash as Donald Duck, Thelma Boardman as Minnie Mouse, Stuart Buchanan as Goofy, and the announcer is Joe Hiestand. Walt Disney appears as himself, and as Mickey Mouse!
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Episode 59 - THE CASK OF AMONTILLADO Performed By John Astin and Mark Redfield
Episode 59 - The Cask Of Amontillado Starring John Astin and Mark Redfield DON'T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE! For more great audio visit: www.redfieldartsaudio.com Recorded at Westminster Hall in Baltimore, MD Poe’s tale of revenge, served ice cold, was published in the November 1846 issues of the magazines “Godey’s lady’s Book” and “The New England Weekly Review”. Our production was adapted and directed by Tony Tsendeas, with incidental music and sound scape by David Crandall. Our star , John Astin, has performed a one-man show called “Edgar Allan Poe: Once Upon a Midnight”, written by Paul Day Clemons and Ron Magid. Said John about Poe: “I feel that Poe, through his own tortured existence, gained deep insight into the nature of the universe, along with an intense love and appreciation for life itself. Through this play I want to share that impression with others." John Astin is teaching and directing theater in Baltimore At Johns Hopkins university as of November 2019, and has had a long, rich career as an actor in radio, films and television.
14 minutes | 2 months ago
Episode 58 - On The Death Of Edgar Poe
EPISODE 58: On the Death of Edgar Poe Poe died on October 7th, 1849, in Baltimore. The mystery of what brought him to death’s door will never be solved. His genius, poetry and tales live on beyond his brief forty-years on Earth. This miniature audio portrait was written and narrated by Mark Redfield. Music and Sound Design by Jennifer Rouse. Excerpts from Redfield’s film “The Death of Poe” feature the voices of Tom Brandau, Kevin G. Shinnick, Sean Paul Murphy, David Ellis, Jonathan Ruckman and others. © The Mark Redfield Company Visit http://www.RedfieldArtsAudio.com Thank you for subscribing to the Redfield Arts Audio Podcast!
13 minutes | 3 months ago
Episode 57 - Exclusive! And Interview With PLUTO, Poe's Grumpy Black Cat
EPISODE 57: Exclusive! An Interview with Pluto, Poe’s Grumpy Black Cat Edgar Allan Poe’s famous tale of perverse terror “The Black Cat” was published in 1843. Redfield Arts Audio presents an exclusive audio interview with the cat who inspired it! For More Great Audio Visit: http://www.RedfieldArtsAudio.com
35 minutes | 6 months ago
Episode 56 - “The Fall of The City” by Archibald MacLeish Starring Orson Welles and Burgess Meredith
Episode 56 - “The Fall of The City” by Archibald MacLeish Starring Orson Welles and Burgess Meredith Fascism is a slippery word. It’s meaning changes and is nuanced with each incarnation. Fascist leaders copy other fascists , and use what is expedient to control the people. We present the audio drama “the Fall of the City” by Archibald MacLeish. Produced by the Columbia Workshop for CBS Radio and presented on April 11th, 1937. This experimental radio play was a sensation when broadcast in the spring of 1937, and made an overnight radio star of 22 year-old Orson Welles. The New York Times selected “the Fall of the City” as one of the best radio broadcasts of 1937. The Fall of the City By Archibald MacLeish Recorded at the drill hall of the Seventh Regiment Armory in New York City on April 11th, 1937. Broadcast by CBS radio. A production of The Columbia Workshop. The Cast includes: House Jameson as the studio director Orson Welles as the Announcer Adelaide Klein as the Voice of the Dead Woman Carleton Young as the First Messsenger Burgess Meredith as The Orator With 200 extras to voice the crowds “the City has fallen” was directed by Irving Reis with music by Bernard Herrmann. DON'T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE! For more great Audio Visit: http://www.RedfieldArtsAudio.com
24 minutes | 6 months ago
Episode 55 - Eugene O'Neill's ANNA CHRISTIE Act 1 (of 4)
Episode 55 - Eugene O'Neill's ANNA CHRISTIE Act 1 (of 4) Redfield Arts Audio presents Eugene O’Neill’s “ANNA CHRISTIE”. A young woman escaping from abuse and prostitution hopes to start a new life with her estranged father. Act One (of four) Starring the voice talents of: Mackenzie Menter as Anna, Ben Dawson as Mat, J.R. Lyston as Chris, and Lois Bailey DeVeas as Marthy. Music and Sound Design by Jennifer Rouse. Adapted from O’Neill’s play, and Directed by Mark Redfield. © The Mark Redfield Company. DON'T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE! For More Great Audio Visit: http://www.RedfieldArtsAudio.com
47 minutes | 6 months ago
Episode 54 - Vincent Price - A Poe Legacy & “The Pit and the Pendulum” Suspense Radio Drama
Episode 54: Vincent Price - A Poe Legacy & “The Pit and the Pendulum” Suspense Radio Drama In this podcast, listen to Mark Redfield’s audio essay of Price’s life and career, and his legacy of work performing adaptations of Poe. Included is the 1957 radio program “The Pit and the Pendulum” DON'T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE! For More Great Audio Visit: http://www.RedfieldArts Audio.com
60 minutes | 6 months ago
Episode 53 - In Conversation with Artist Lee Moyer
EPISODE 53: In Conversation with Artist Lee Moyer Mark Redfield chats with artist/illustrator and writer Lee Moyer about his career, artistic influences, current work and his upcoming novel. Lee Moyer is an award-winning painter, illustrator and designer. Lee Moyer’s award-winning work has been exhibited in New York, Los Angeles, London, Santa Fe, and Helsinki; and featured in Communication Arts, China’s Top Artist magazine and 7 Spectrum collections. He was a docent at the Smithsonian’s Natural History Museum, Art Director for EA, Lead Artist for “Dungeons & Dragons”, and co-creator of games “13th Age” and “Cursed Court”. Lee illustrated book covers for Seanan McGuire, Kim Newman, and Iain Banks; and world-premiere posters for Stephen Sondheim and Stephen King, Tori Amos, 6 Laurel & Hardy films for 20th Century Fox, ‘Call of Cthulhu’ for the HP Lovecraft Festival, and more. His essay ‘The Elements of Illustration’ is widely read and he is a popular speaker. Lee Moyer’s web site is https://www.leemoyer.com Moyer is the Balticon54 Guest Artist for 2020. The annual convention from the Baltimore Science Fiction Society has been going strong for fifty-four years. In 2020 the convention was held online as a Virtual Event, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. DON'T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE! For more great audio visit: http://www.RedfieldArtsAudio.com
80 minutes | 6 months ago
Episode 52 - Orson Welles Mercury Theatre Production of Bram Stoker’s DRACULA
Episode 52 - Orson Welles Mercury Theatre Production of Bram Stoker’s DRACULA Redfield Arts Audio presents the Orson Welles’ Mercury Theatre on the Air production of Bram Stoker’s DRACULA. Broadcast on CBS in July of 1938, it was the first audio drama production from The Mercury Theatre, produced by John Houseman and Welles. Orson Welles plays Dr. Seward and voices Dracula, with Agnes Moorehead as Mina, George Coulouris as Jonathan, and Martin Gabel as Van Helsing. Many of the actors came along to radio from the Mercury Theatre stage, and would go on to films produced by Welles and The Mercury Theater, such as CITIZEN KANE (1941). Bram Stoker’s novel DRACULA was published in May of 1897, and has inspired countless adaptations in radio, theater, and film. Join host Mark Redfield as he introduces this historic audio drama. DON'T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE! For more great audio drama visit: http://www.RedfieldArtsAudio.com
22 minutes | 7 months ago
Episode 51 - Poe's Poetic Principle - Three Poems On The Death Of A Beautiful Woman
Episode 51: Poe's Poetic Principle - Three Poems On The Death Of A Beautiful Woman Find more great audio at http://www.RedfieldArtsAudio.com ______________ In “The Philosophy of Composition" , an 1846 essay written by Edgar Allan Poe , he gives his theory about how good writers write, when they write well. He concludes that length, "unity of effect" and a logical method are important considerations for good writing. He also states that "the death... of a beautiful woman is unquestionably the most poetical topic in the world". Ulalume is a poem written by Poe in 1847. Much like Poe's poems The Raven and Annabel Lee, Ulalume focuses on the narrator's loss of his beloved due to her death. Poe originally wrote the poem as an elocution piece and, as such, the poem is known for its focus on sound. It makes many allusions, especially to mythology. The three central elements of Poe's philosophy of composition are: Length. Poe believed that all literary works should be short. They should be read in a single sitting. Method. Poe dismissed the notion of artistic intuition and argued that writing is methodical and analytical, not spontaneous. Unity of effect. The essay states Poe's conviction that a work of fiction should be written only after the author has decided how it is to end and which emotional response, or "effect", he wishes to create, commonly known as the "unity of effect". In this essay, Poe logically decides on "the death... of a beautiful woman" as it "is unquestionably the most poetical topic in the world, and equally is it beyond doubt that the lips best suited for such topic are those of a bereaved lover." Biographers and critics have suggested that Poe's obsession with this theme stems from the repeated loss of women throughout his life, including his mother Eliza Poe, Jane Stanard, his foster mother Frances Allan and, later, his wife Virginia. In the essay, Poe traces the logical progression of his creation of "The Raven" as an attempt to compose "a poem that should suit at once the popular and the critical taste." Even the term "Nevermore," he says, is based on logic following the "unity of effect." The sounds in the vowels in particular, he writes, have more meaning than the definition of the word itself. He had previously used words like "Lenore" for the same effect. The Raven itself, Poe says, is meant to symbolize Mournful and Never-ending Remembrance. This may imply an autobiographical significance to the poem, alluding to the many people in Poe's life who had died.
84 minutes | 7 months ago
Episode 50 - “PLAGUE” How Golden Age Radio Dramatized Pandemic & Plague
Episode 50 - “PLAGUE” How Golden Age Radio Dramatized Pandemic & Plague DON'T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE! For More Great Audio Visit: http://www.RedfieldArtsAudio.com Mark Redfield presents three audio dramas from the Golden Age of Radio Drama that dramatize how we confront and deal with plague, pestilence and pandemic, reflecting from the standpoint today’s Coronavirus Pandemic that we are all dealing with. In this collection: “The Great Plague” from The Weird Circle (1945); an adaptation of Jack London’s “The Scarlet Plague” from Escape (1954); the juvenile science fiction “The Mericus Plague” from Captain Starr of Space (1953). As we enjoy these audio fictions in there historical context, please BE SAFE! And follow all State and Medical guidelines, and please take caution! Together, we can stop the spread of COVID-19 and come up with the testing and vaccine that we all need!
18 minutes | 8 months ago
Episode 49 - "Casey At The Bat" by Earnest Thayer Read by Mark Redfield
Episode 49 - “Casey at the Bat” The Great American Pastime Poem by Earnest Thayer Read by Mark Redfield DON'T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE! For more Great Audio Visit: http://www.RedfieldArtsAudio.com Ah! Baseball! In this episode, Mark Redfield pines for baseball season, and performs Thayer’s famous 1888 poem, “Casey at the Bat”. Along the way, Redfield gets a little help from Abbott and Costello, Babe Ruth, and Baltimore Orioles manager Earl Weaver. Play ball!
36 minutes | 8 months ago
Episode 48 - "The Curse Of Black Aggie" Audio Drama Written By Stuart Voytilla
Episode 48 - "The Curse Of Black Aggie" Audio Drama Written By Stuart Voytilla DON'T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE! For More Great Audio Visit: http://www.RedfieldArtsAudio.com The Curse of Black Aggie An Original Audio Drama Written by Stuart Voytilla Featuring the voice talents of: Susan Stroupe, Chris Pfingsten, Mike Moran, Mara Neimanis, Rebecca Eastman, David Crandall, and Mark Redfield. Original Music by Jennifer Rouse. Soundscape and Sound Effects by David Crandall. Recording Audio Engineer Bill Dickson. Recorded before a live audience at Baltimore Theatre Project. A ghost story. An urban legend. The legend lives! The legend kills! “The Curse of Black Aggie” tells one possible origin story of the famous Baltimore urban legend of the sinister, and sad, “Black Aggie”. A creepy tale of artists, stolen souls, abuse and vengeful spirits returning from the grave!
33 minutes | 8 months ago
Episode 47 - POE TO MUSIC - An Interview with Violist Peter Minkler and Composer Jonathan Leshnoff
Episode 47 - POE TO MUSIC - An Interview with Violist Peter Minkler and Composer Jonathan Leshnoff DON'T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE! For More Great Audio Visit: http://www.RedfieldArtsAudio.com POE TO MUSIC: The Interview with Violist Peter Minkler and Composer Jonathan Leshnoff. A conversation about the creation of this Poe-inspired cantata, DARK BELLS. Mark Redfield hosts a candid interview with composer Jonathan Leshnoff and musician Peter Minkler, in which they discuss the creation and inspiration of “Dark Bells”, inspired by the poems “The Bells”, “Alone” and “Eldorado” by Edgar Allan Poe. Although the piece is designed for orchestra as well as chorus, this interview includes excerpts of “Dark Bells” performed by The Baltimore Choral Arts Society. “Dark Bells” is an oratorio composed for solo viola, orchestra and chorus by Jonathan Leshnoff in 2014. It was co-commissioned by Peter Minkler and the Fort Wayne Philharmonic Orchestra. We are grateful to The Baltimore Choral Arts Society for allowing us to listen and record one of their rehearsals for “Dark Bells”, under the direction of associate conductor Leo Wanenchak. The Baltimore Choral Arts Society: http://www.baltimorechoralarts.org
34 minutes | 8 months ago
Episode 46 - "The Cask Of Amontillado" Live Audio Drama Starring Mark Redfield and Chris Pfingsten
Episode 46 - "The Cask Of Amontillado" Audio Drama Starring Mark Redfield and Chris Pfingsten DON'T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE! For more great audio visit: http://www.RedfieldArtsAudio.com Recorded before a live audience at the Baltimore Theatre Project, THE CASK OF AMONTILLADO stars Mark Redfield as "Montresor" and Chris Pfingsten as "Fortunato". The play was adapted from Poe's short story and directed by Tony Tsendeas. Mike Moran created the live sound effects and Dave Crandall created the electronic ambience. Music by Jennfer Rouse and the audio engineer is Bill Dickson of Drat Productions. Poe's "The Cask of Amontillado" was published in November 1846, in Godey's Lady's Book. Cast & Crew "Montresor" is played by Mark Redfield "Fortunato" is played by Chris Pfingsten Announcer: Chris Pfingsten Adapted and Directed by Tony Tsendeas Sound Design is by David Crandall. Sound Effects: Mike Moran Music: Jennifer Rouse Album art design: Jennifer Rouse Recording Engineer/Technical Director is Bill Dickson of Drat Productions. THE CASK OF AMONTILLADO is a new adaptation, written and directed by Tony Tsendeas. © The Mark Redfield Company
34 minutes | 8 months ago
Episode 45 - "The Resurrectionist" - An Original Audio Drama By Tony Tsendeas
Episode 45 - "The Resurrectionist" - An Original Audio Drama By Tony Tsendeas For more great audio dramas visit http://www.redfieldartsaudio.com Recorded before a live audience at Westminster Hall in Baltimore (where Edgar Allan Poe is buried!), THE RESURRECTIONIST stars Tony Tsendeas as "Frank" and Mark Redfield as "The Interviewer". The play is an original created exclusively by Tony Tsendeas. Redfield Arts Audio brings you adaptations of contemporary and classic tales of mystery, horror and the imagination. This performance of "The Resurrectionist" was recorded before a live audience on June 22nd, 2013 at Westminster Hall Burial Grounds, in Baltimore, Maryland, where Edgar Allan Poe is buried. Cast & Crew Frank, the body-snatcher...Tony Tsendeas The Interviewer...Mark Redfield Lily...Mary Anne Perry Drunk...David Crandall Dr. Davidge...John Astin Bartleby...Chris Pfingsten Gretchen...Patricia Coleman Constable...Mark Redfield Dr. Abbott...Patricia Coleman Night Watch...David Crandall Announcer...Chris Pfingsten © The Mark Redfield Company, LLC. All Rights Reserved.
81 minutes | 8 months ago
Episode 44 - The Secrets of THE SHADOW!
Episode 44 - The Secrets of THE SHADOW! DON'T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE! Find more great audio at: http://www.RedfieldArtsAudio.com SECRETS of ‘THE SHADOW’! With commentary by hosts Mark Redfield and Old Time Radio author and historian Martin Grams Jr. we present two great episodes of THE SHADOW radio drama. Mark Redfield introduces the premiere episode in the long-running radio series entitled “The Death House Rescue” from September 26th, 1937, starring Orson Welles as Lamont Cranston/The Shadow, and Agnes Moorhead as Margo Lane. Premiere episode! The Shadow helps an innocent man on death row and thwarts the bank robbers who framed the dead-man-walking! Martin Grams Jr introduces “Murder From the Grave” from April 6th, 1941, with Bill Johnstone as Lamont Cranston/The Shadow, and Marjorie Anderson as Margo Lane. A doctor creates a sinister solution that brings the dead back to life!
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For two hours on October 13, seven historical societies and Chapman Center interns, directors, and assistants shared ideas and frustrations about “doing history” in 2012. Members and volunteers of active societies in our service area came to visit the Center for an autumn tea and exchange forum. We enjoyed meeting guests from Wabaunsee County Historical Society, Geary County Historical Society, Clay County Historical Society, Rock Creek Valley Historical Society, St. George Historical Society, Riley County Historical Society, and Riley County Genealogical Society.
Intern Aaron Melby presented his research on patterns of territorial Kansas crime, a project made possible through the cooperation of Wabaunsee County Historical Society. Angela Schnee discussed the Pool Table Research Project and shared her GIS map of pool table distribution in early 20th century rural Kansas, research again made possible through leads and contacts primarily provided through our county affiliates. MJ Morgan overviewed our developing website and collections; she also mentioned upcoming Chapman projects in 2013.
Special Honoree Mr. Melvin Bruntzel was the recipient of the first Chapman Center Bruntzel Award for Preservation of Kansas History; Mr. Bruntzel’s three-volume reference set of lost Kansas communities, over 9,000, represents a truly staggering commitment and dedication.


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Halloween marshmallow treats
As most of you know by now, I love covering marshmallows in chocolate. I find it fun and yummy all at the same time. I decided that I needed to come up with some chocolate covered marshmallows for Halloween this year.
I was especially set on this idea when I found giant marshmallows in my local grocery. The one on the right is a regular large marshmallow, but look at how huge the marshmallow on the left is! It is one of the new giant roaster marshmallows and they are designed for making the best s’mores ever. I am going to try using them for s’mores at our upcoming chili party.
When I saw these, I knew I had to come up with a way to use them to create some chocolate-covered marshmallow Halloween treats. I ended up making a completely scary and adorable collection!
The basic process was pretty simple — melt chocolate and dip the marshmallows, then decorate. Here are some tips on how to make each character.
- Frankenstein’s Monster: To make the bolts on the side of his head, Little Jo suggested I dip a pretzel stick into chocolate. This worked great! Dip the tips of a pretzel stick and after it dries, break it in two and insert the non-chocolate end into your marshmallow.
- Mummy: At first, I just dipped him in white and put on the eyes and mouth. He looked like a really lame ghost at that point so I knew I needed to add bandages to complete the look. I bought some white fondant and rolled it out, then cut it into strips which I wrapped loosely around the marshmallow. After I did that, he turned out to be my favorite monster.
- Witch: All witches need hats, right? To make the brim of the hat, I puddled a circle of melted chocolate on a piece of parchment paper. Then I took a sugar cone and coated it in the same chocolate and put it in the middle of the brim, and left it to all harden together. Once hard, I affixed the hat to the witch’s head using some melted chocolate.
- Ghost: I dipped the marshmallow in chocolate, then draped a rolled out piece of fondant on the top. You can’t see the chocolate underneath, but it makes it taste better. The more chocolate you can have in life, the better it is.
- Vampire: He was fairly easy to do and I didn’t have to use any special techniques. Just draw a face with some fangs and you are in business.
These were all really simple to do and they tasted great and looked cute on the crazy straws that I used for handles. I can’t wait to make these next month for Halloween!

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A deeper look at QB pool
By James Walker
Everyone knows about quarterbacks Matt Hasselbeck, Donovan McNabb, Kevin Kolb and Vince Young. Those are some of the biggest names who could be available this summer via trade or free agency.
But who are the low-key free-agent quarterbacks who also may get interest? At least three teams in the AFC North need proven backups who can potentially push for a starting job.
Here are some names to keep an eye on:
Marc Bulger, 34, Baltimore Ravens
Skinny: Bulger is the ideal backup. He has a wealth of starting experience and could still win games as an injury fill-in if needed. The Ravens want him back but price could be an issue.
Jim Sorgi, 30, New York Giants
Skinny: Backing up both Mannings is a thankless job, but Sorgi has done well in limited action. He's thrown for six touchdowns and just one interception and has a 65.5 completion percentage in seven years behind Peyton Manning in Indianapolis. And most recently Sorgi was hurt and didn't see the field behind Eli Manning in New York. Sorgi could be of interest to the Cincinnati Bengals.
Tyler Thigpen, 27, Miami Dolphins
Skinny: Thigpen hasn’t played much since the 2008 season but had a productive year (2,608 yards, 18 touchdowns) when given the opportunity. After toiling in Miami for two years, Thigpen wants a chance to play again.
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Skinny: With 20 career starts, Gradkowski brings some starting experience. Size and arm strength have always been question marks. But mobility and experience in a West Coast offense makes him a possibility for two Ohio teams, with the Bengals being a more likely target.


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A militant group in the Niger Delta, Urhobo Liberation Force (ULF), has threatened to blow up oil and gas facilities in Urhobo land if the Federal Government fails to make adequate budgetary provisions for the Federal University of Petroleum Resources (FUPRE) in Effurun, Delta State within 14 days.
ULF vowed to return Nigeria to zero oil and gas production and force it into another recession if adequate provisions are not made within the 14-day ultimatum.
The group alleged that the budgetary provision for financial implementation of FUPRE, which is located in Urhobo land, was deliberately left out in the 2018 Appropriation Bill sent by President Muhammadu Buhari to the National Assembly.
The threat was contained in a statement jointly signed by Orubu Ekpe, who is in charge of operations and Mike Agbalele, in charge of defence for the group.
It frowned at the provision N45 billion in the 2018 budget for North East Development Commission (NEDC), insisting that NEDC Act was accented to a week after the FUPRE bill was signed into law by the President.
While appreciating the Federal Government for signing the FUPRE bill and the smooth take-off of academic activities of the Nigerian Maritime University, Okerenkoko, the group urged the Buhari administration to direct the National Assembly committees on appropriation “to adequately allocate from the excess crude funds realized in the increase of the oil benchmark as it rose from $45 per barrel to the current benchmark $72 per barrel – yielding an excess of about N152 billion derived from Urhobo nation in the Niger Delta region in the 2018 Appropriation Bill.”
It group went to call on other militant groups with genuine intent towards the development of the region to join forces with ULF to correct what it termed as “wicked and devilish agenda of this administration aimed at under developing the oil rich Niger Delta,” and also called on the leadership of the Pan Niger Delta Forum (PANDEF) to wade into this issue as a voice of the Niger Delta people.
“If we strike, we will not listen to their call for peace. This should not be taken as a threat but all necessary machinery to carry out this operations has been put in place. All oil and gas facilities in the upland will been blown off. We advise all oil and gas companies operating in the upland to take note because this operation shall be bloody,” the militants threatened.
The group claimed that the Urhobo nation is the 5th largest ethnic nationality in Nigeria, with rich oil and gas resources, but has been marginalized by the Buhari administration, saying that the government has not appointed an Urhobo person in any ministerial role, or representative position in oil and gas related agencies.


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Friday, October 30, 2009
Driving From Chobe NP to Moremi Game Reserve
After Savuti in Chobe NP our next destination was North Gate of the Moremi Game Reserve, which abuts the Okavango Delta. It was an interesting trip. From Savuti we proceeded approximately 70K south to the Mababe Gate of Chobe NP. This was a generally uneventful plowing through deep sand. We saw many many fresh elephant tracks, but no elephants. About 20K from the gate the Land Rover stalled without reason, but started right up again. A few km later it stalled again, but started again no problem. We continued through the gate and the track proceeded up and over a sand ridge, which was very tough going, especially since the vehicle began to stall more frequently. This was making me quite nervous, as we were in quite a remote area, and not where I would choose to have mechanical problems. Eventually we made it over the sand ridge, and came upon a waterhole with several large elephants, two of which were fighting a bit in the water. The track then dropped down into the Khwai river valley, which is the easternmost edge of the Okavango Delta. Quite suddenly the scenery was lush and green. The river was flowing, filled with green reeds and grasses, water lilies blooming and elephants standing all over the place. It was stunningly beautiful, and I wish we had spent more time there - but I was quite eager to keep moving while the vehicle was still running, so we continued on. The water in the delta had been extremely high this year, the highest in about 40 years. Because of the high water we were forced to take many detours from the track that the GPS was trying to take us on. Eventually we got to a sign that said "North Gate 14 km" and pointed directly into the water. Not having driven this vehicle through water, and not haveing any other vehicles around to help, we decided to follow the track farther and see if there was a better way to go. A few minutes later we were turning back from yet another water crossing when a large truck came up behind us, and also turned around. We asked them if they were going to North Gate, they said no but they would show us where to cross. We proceeded a bit up the track, and they pointed to a water crossing. They then got out of their truck and waded in to find the shallowest part, and directed me to start across. I did get a bit concerned when the water started coming up over the hood, but it came no further and we made it through with just a bit of water coming in under the bottom of the doors. We happily shook hands with the fellows and gave them 100 Pula (about $15) for their trouble. (Thankfully by this time the land rover had stopped stalling, so hopefully that problem is behind us.) From there we followed what we thought was the main track and found our way to the Khwai village, which is across the river from the park gate. Here we found a massive road projet underway, which made navigation confusing once again, but we found a way through without incident, proceeded across the rickety wooded bridge, entered the park and drove to the campsite. More than enough adventure for one day, thanks very much!

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Moving seamlessly between erotic clubs and closed-door reflections, Touch Me Not is a self-assured journey into the intimate lives of Laura, Tómas, Christian, and Grit. Opening windows into a world of those who dare to break with social conventions and access the hidden aspects of their sexuality, the film revels in a space where anyone — no matter the obstacle — has the possibility of touching their inner rebel.
In what feels like galaxies beyond the sexual revolution of the 1960s, Touch Me Not invites us to start as a tabula rasa and transcend all previously imagined limits. To call the film body positive and brave would be an understatement: it is a tour de force, a supernova of identity. Within protective spaces that are entirely free of judgment, Adina Pintilie and her protagonists explore new perspectives on human relationships, and we, as viewers, are challenged to question our own self-knowledge and continue our journey of self-discovery beyond the cinema in our everyday lives.
A shattering exploration of the fine line between fiction and reality, Pintilie’s feature debut is a studied, elaborate, and unsettlingly daring dialogue with the inner self. Winner of the Berlinale Golden Bear and Best First Feature, Touch Me Not is, for those brave enough to engage with desire, an exhilarating plunge into the endless possibilities of the human body and mind. – Dimitri Eipides, Toronto International Film Festival
“A relentlessly immersive tour de force. An eye-opening look at human sexuality. Striking for its intelligence, self-assurance and originality. Thought-provoking and possibly therapeutic.” – Deborah Young, The Hollywood Reporter
“Intelligent. Taboo-busting. A body-positive film." – Ed Frankl, The Film Stage
"Brave. Restlessly inquisitive. A compelling case for embracing sexual diversity." – Paul O'Callaghan, Sight & Sound
"A fresh and often stunning reminder that film can be an effective tool for crossing the boundaries erected by repression and spurious understandings of difference." - Pat Brown, Slant Magazine
“I’ve never told you what this is about,” Adina Pintilie says at the beginning of “Touch Me Not.” The target of the confession is vague; it’s possible to imagine that her words are addressed to a lover, a friend, a parent or the viewer, who will be further challenged to interpret what follows. ...

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Hi friend! I hope you’ve been having a spectacular week so far. I had an absolutely wonderful weekend chock full of self-care and fun time spent with friends so I came back to the kitchen on Monday ready to rock and roll. Not only did I create this week’s delicious, sugar-free, grain-free muffins, I’ve also got a yummy Cauliflower, Leek, & Bacon Soup recipe coming at you for next week.
This recipe is great for those of you who are doing any sort of gut-healing protocol, trying to balance your blood sugar, or creating a healthy microbiome because they are sugar-free, grain-free, dairy-free, and chock full of healing spices and healthy fibre.
When you’re on your healing journey sometimes you still want some treats even if balancing our blood sugar is a top priority so these muffins are great because they use the natural sweetness from bananas and apples instead of refined sugar or even other natural sugars. When you use fruit as your sweetener you’re getting lots of microbiome feeding fibre and antioxidants so the final product is a lot richer in nutrients.
These muffins make a great breakfast snack, especially if topped with grassfed ghee or almond butter for extra protein. Plus they’re super easy to make. Everybody wins!
Banapple Walnut Muffins
- 1.5 cups very ripe banana (about 3 large)
- 1 egg or chia egg
- 1 tbsp. apple cider vinegar
- 1 tsp. vanilla
- 2 tbsp. coconut milk
- ¼ cup coconut oil
- ¼ cup + 1 tbsp. coconut flour
- ½ cup tapioca flour
- ½ cup sunflower seeds or almonds, ground
- 1 tsp. baking powder
- ¼ tsp. sea salt
- 2 tsp. cinnamon
- 2 tsp. ginger
- ¼ tsp. cardamom
- ¼ tsp. nutmeg
- ¼ tsp. allspice
- 1 cup apple, diced or shredded
- ½ cup walnuts, chopped
- Preheat oven to 350F.
- Line or grease a 12 cup muffin tin.
- In a large mixing bowl whip together banana, egg, ACV, vanilla, coconut oil and coconut milk until smooth and frothy. You may want to use a small food processor, but egg beaters will work too.
- In a separate mixing bowl combine dry ingredients.
- Fold dry ingredients into wet ingredients.
- Stir in apple and walnuts.
- Using a ¼ cup measure drop heaping scoops into the muffin tin.
- Place in oven and bake for 20 minutes, then rotate and bake another 10 minutes.
- Remove from oven and let cool 2 minutes then transfer from muffin tin to cooling rack.
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Besides being able to make the atmosphere more fresh, indoor plants are also often used to add color to the interior of the house. Well, one indoor plant that is quite popular is Monstera deliciosa. Its broad, perforated leaves are a special attraction for residents and visiting guests. But, it takes effort so that monstera leaves can really grow fresh and beautiful.
For those of you who want to plant monstera at home, pay attention to how to care. Here are the daily treatments that you can do to make the monstera look beautiful and keep green.
1. The good of the monstera is placed in a place that has enough light
Monstera doesn’t really like direct sunlight, but he still needs enough lighting so the shadows can be good. For this reason, place the monstera next to a window or corner in a house that has enough bright light.
2. Pay attention to the water content when doing the watering process
Good to do watering regularly but not too often, once a week for example. Also make sure a lot of water that is watered doesn’t stagnate under the pot because it can make the roots go bad. Not afternoon, monstera will actually absorb water after being doused in the afternoon!
3. Make sure the monstera support structure is strong enough so that the leaves can grow thick
Actually you can use a pot, but if you want to be stronger, you can make space on the edge of the wall so you can plant monstera. Well, if you want to use Monstera leaves to decorate the room, it’s better to wait until he drops the leaves himself. It’s OK to cut it, but if it’s the wrong way it can make other leaves wither.
4. Although only planted in pots and placed in the house, monstera also still needs nutrients from fertilizer
If you have mixed soil and compost before, fertilizer should only be done five times a year. You don’t have to use certain fertilizer, just use what is sold on the market. It is better to follow the instructions for using fertilizer according to what is in the package, yes!
5. In order to grow optimally, replace the pot periodically
If the roots have started to encircle in the pot, it’s best to immediately replace the pot. Use a new pot that has a width of five to 50 centimeters from the previous pot, yes! When moved, try to use high-quality soil, or if there really isn’t any mixed soil with a mixture of compost and sand.
6. Also clean the leaves if they have started to grow big
Set aside at least once a week to clean the leaves. Because, large monstera leaves will usually be filled with dust. Well, if the leaves are clean, the house will be fresher and the leaves will be green.
Actually caring for this monstera is not difficult. If the methods above have been done then you will get a monstera with beautiful and wide leaves like those in contemporary cafes. Finally, make sure there are no weeds that interfere with your monster, huh! So that it doesn’t wither quickly and the leaves are yellow.


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The internet is home to many advertisements that can be considered a bit exaggerated. Some may say this is the nature of advertising and, to an extent, such a sentiment is true.
Unfortunately, exaggerations found in advertisements leads many to be dismissive of ALL claims they see online.
For example, when a website promotes the sale of Xanax without a prescription, many will assume this is simply not possible. After all, Xanax is a prescription-only anti-anxiety drug.
How could someone acquire a Benzo like this – without a prescription?
Honestly, ads on legitimate sites offering Xanax without prescription actually do a little more than just offer these orders without a prescription. They offer them via an online prescription. So, a prescription is required and the service will aid in the process of acquiring one through an online method.
How Should It Work?
The process is a lot simpler than most will assume if they are not familiar with it. Basically, a prescription is written after the completion of an online consultation with a doctor.
The way the consultation works is the person seeking the prescription will fill out a very detailed questionnaire. The questionnaire will ask clear personal information about the symptoms the person is dealing with along with questions about the person’s medical history.
From this, the doctor can then make a decision. If the doctor does feel that Xanax is warranted to treat the issues the person is facing, a prescription will be written. As such, the term Xanax without prescription is not entirely accurate. The person might not have a prescription before the online consultation, but he or she will possibly be awarded one after the online consultation has been completed.
Once the prescription has been made available, it will need to be filled.
For those wondering if this will make things more complicated or cumbersome, the answer is a resounding no. The online prescription will then be transferred to an online pharmacy where it will be filled. The minute the prescription has been filled, it will be shipped. Even overnight shipping may be available depending on the location of where the order is to be delivered.
There is no reason to feel inconvenienced when looking to have a prescription filled. The online consultation process to acquire Xanax without prescription should clearly be indicative that it is not tough at all to acquire doctor recommended prescriptions in a less costly, convenient manner.
That said, online sales of prescription drugs have been out of control in recent years, and the FDA has cracked down – hard – on many sites selling drugs AND prescriptions from less than stellar doctors.

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Former Strictly Come Dancing star Ola Jordan can't wait to become a mum and is counting down the weeks until she meets her baby for the first time. But over the weekend, the pro dancer was less than impressed having received a number of comments regarding her pregnancy weight and took to social media to share her views. She posted a meme which read: "Yes. I'm clearly pregnant, but if you remind me one more time of how huge I've gotten… I'm going to eat you." Many of Ola's followers were quick to agree with her, with one writing: "Love this! Annoying isn't it! Also – are you sure there's only one in there? Ha! So funny," while another wrote: "Love this, but this is your time to chill out and get as much rest as you can so just enjoy it." A third added: "I hated the 'Oh you haven't had a baby yet then' comments. You look beautiful, ignore the comments."
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Ola Jordan spoke out against comments regarding her pregnancy weight
Ola is expecting her first child with husband James Jordan, and the pair found out that they were having a little girl during an exclusive gender reveal with HELLO! magazine just before Christmas. Admitting they were nervous about finding out what they were having, James said: "Because we were quite nervous going through IVF we didn't want to jinx anything… Now we know it's a little girl it just feels very real now. It's amazing. It's brilliant." Ola added: "As a couple we always wanted to know what we're having and I think Christmas is the best time to find out. I was so emotional! A little girl is the best thing that could happen to James, honestly. He's not going to let her go." James didn't disagree with his wife, jokily adding: "I'm going to be wrapped around her little finger. But she will be locked up until she's at least 32."
Ola and James Jordan can't wait to become parents
Last week, Ola and James went for their latest baby scan where they saw their daughter in 4D. James shared a gorgeous photo of their daughter on Twitter, writing alongside the image: "I can't wait to meet our baby girl. I love you @The_OlaJordan." Ola also shared some videos posts from their appointment on Instagram, which showed the midwife telling the couple: "Forget the white specs, it's just hair on the baby's head." "Baby's got hair, yay, it's taking after me!" said a delighted Ola as she looked at the scan on the screen. "That's rude, I've got some hair still. Little bit," joked James. The Dancing on Ice champion also zoomed in on the scan, which showed his daughter holding her hands up to her face. "Ladies and Gentleman, that's my little girl, look," said the proud father-to-be. "Hiding behind her face, behind her hands."
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Dr. Indy Burke
Introduction to the Collaboration in Natural Resources Forum
Dr. Ingrid “Indy” Burke is Director of the Haub School and Ruckelshaus Institute of Environment and Natural Resources. She is a Wyoming Excellence Chair at the University of Wyoming and faculty member in the departments of Botany in the College of Arts and Sciences and Renewable Resources in the College of Agriculture. Prior to her current role, Burke was a professor in the Department of Forest, Rangeland and Watershed Stewardship at Colorado State University (CSU). In a career of more than 25 years, with a focus on the Rocky Mountain West, Burke has served as a member of several National Research Council (NRC) committees and currently serves on the Science Advisory Board for the Environmental Protection Agency. She is an associate editor of Ecological Applications and has been on the editorial board of Ecosystems and Forest Ecology and Management. She is also a member of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the American Institute of Biological Sciences and the Ecological Society of America. Burke has been designated as a National Science Foundation Presidential Faculty Fellow, a National Academy of Sciences Education Fellow in the Life Sciences, and was recently elected a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Sciences. She received her Ph.D. in botany at University of Wyoming, and her B.S. at Middlebury College.
Dr. Jessica Clement
Collaboration Program in Natural Resources, University of Wyoming Ruckelshaus Institute
Jessica Clement is Research Scientist in Human Dimensions in Natural Resources at the University of Wyoming. She adds expertise in the field of human dimensions in natural resources to the University of Wyoming Ruckelshaus Institute’s suite of natural resource and environmental science and policy capacity. Dr. Clement works with Dr. Steve Smutko to create a program that will enhance collaborative capacity in Wyoming through collaborative outreach and natural resource leadership training.
Dr. Clement was previously the Co-Director of the Colorado Forest Restoration Institute at Colorado State University. She specializes in the study and practice of collaborative governance and collaborative learning related to e.g. forests, wildlife, recreation and public lands. She has created and facilitated collaborative processes related to natural resource issues for more than 15 years in Colorado, Wyoming, and Montana. Dr. Clement has conducted social psychological research regarding the relationship between people and natural resources and taught natural resources policy related subjects for twenty years.
Dr. Steven E. Daniels
Keynote address, "Collaborative Conservation: A Barn Raising for the Modern West"
Steve Daniels is a program leader for Community Development in University Extension at Utah State University at Logan, Utah. He is also a professor in the Departments of Sociology, Social Work, & Anthropology and Environment & Society at USU. Previously, he was the Director of the Western Rural Development Center at USU (1999-2004), on the faculty at Oregon State University as a professor of forest policy and economics (1989-1999) and on the faculty of USU (1986-1988).
Daniels' professional interests focus on community links to natural resources and collaborative processes in natural resource management. He has extensive experience designing and leading community-level
collaborative discussions, primarily around natural resource issues in
the Pacific Northwest. With Dr. Gregg Walker of OSU, he developed the collaborative learning approach to conflict management and co-authored the book “Working Through Environmental Conflict: The Collaborative Learning Approach.”
Except for some years living in North Carolina while he earned his graduate degrees at Duke University, Daniels has always lived in the northern Rocky Mountains and the Pacific Northwest.
Mary Margaret Golten
Afternoon session, "Collaborative problem solving with BLM/state team in Pinedale, Wyoming"
Mary Margaret Golten co-founded CDR Associates (Collaborative Decision Resources) in 1978 and acted as managing partner of the firm during its years of significant growth. Ms. Golten has made many contributions to the field of alternative dispute resolution. She has extensive experience in organizational conflict management and negotiation and has been a consultant to numerous private and public organizations. She has acted as mediator in disputes internal to both small and large organizations, ranging from interdepartmental conflict to equal employment and sexual harassment issues to labor/management disputes. Ms. Golten graduated from Stanford University with a degree in Psychology and Modern European Literature. She is a member of the Association for Conflict Resolution, where she was a member of the SPIDR (predecessor to ACR) Board of Directors and served as co-chair of the society’s Environmental and Public Policy Sector. She is also a Practitioner Member of the Academy of Family Mediators.
Dr. Michael Kern
Distinguished speaker, “Collaborative Public Policy: A State of Washington Example”
Michael Kern directs the William D. Ruckelshaus Center at Washington State University and the University of Washington. He is also faculty at WSU. He has over 20 years experience helping diverse groups reach common ground on public policy issues in Washington and the Pacific Northwest.
Prior to joining the Center, he was a Senior Associate at Triangle Associates Inc., providing facilitation, mediation, public involvement, strategic planning, project management and other services. He has also provided these services at non-profit and academic institutions for the North Cascades Initiative, Hatchery Reform Project, Hanford Openness Workshops, and other projects.
He has experience and expertise in facilitation, mediation, dispute assessment, conflict resolution, project management, strategic planning, online dispute resolution, public involvement, visioning, marketing, fund raising, organizational development, intergovernmental relations, and cross-cultural communication.
Dr. Steve Smutko
Afternoon session, collaborative competencies
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Abstract: The genocide of Indians in the United States is not only a historical issue, but also a systematic and long-term racism problem that continues to this day.
Distribution of Indian Boarding Schools in the United States (Source: National Aboriginal Boarding School Healing Alliance Website)
At the so-called “democracy summit” that just ended bleakly, the United States played the “Xinjiang card”. As we all know, the truth about Xinjiang, whether it is China or people of international insight, has been clarified again and again. Why does the United States turn a blind eye to the century lies of concocting Xinjiang’s “human rights issues” so “persistently”? In the secret corner of some people’s hearts in the United States, it may be the idea of “thieves shouting to catch thieves”.
Not to mention how the Indians were killed in American history, a scandal recently revealed by the U.S. media surfaced new evidence of the American cultural genocide against Indians. According to a ABC report on November 14, U.S. researchers found a list of 102 Aboriginal students who died in a boarding school in Nebraska. According to the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), in addition to tuberculosis, influenza, heart disease and other diseases, these children also died of shooting, drowning and car accidents, according to Judi gaiashkibos, Executive Director of the Nebraska Indian Affairs Commission. Shi, “Salse children may have committed suicide.”
In American Indian boarding schools, what happened to force young children to use death for relief?
Starting from the Indian Civilization Act of 1819, the United States implemented a series of legal policies aimed at assimilation of Indians, establishing or subsidizing boarding schools nationwide and forcing Indian children to enroll in school. By 1926, nearly 83% of Indian school-age children were enrolled in boarding schools.
In fact, the steps to enter a boarding school are similar to going to prison: these children are forcibly taken away by the police, thrown into trains or trucks and sent to school, while parents and relatives have difficulties in visiting them; when children enter school, their personal belongings are confiscated and they must wear uniform uniforms. In some schools, students accept strict “militarization management”.
Here, the culture of the aboriginal people is rejected and beliefs are banned. Their traditional long hair was shaved off and their original name was lost. The school assigned a “white name”. Aboriginal languages are not allowed to appear. Only English is allowed to speak and learn Christian culture. In the words of U.S. Army Admiral Richard Henry Pratt, this is “killing an Indian and saving a new human”. In order to “kill” thoroughly, the “educators” in the school obviously took great pains. Survivors of different boarding schools told the same story: when they accidentally talk in Aboriginal languages, they will be beaten. Survivors recalled that they were caught and washed their mouths with soap.
In boarding schools, cruel corporal punishment is used in many occasions, and many trivial things can also cause flesh and blood, such as playing in the snow, irregular beds, and punishment in various ways: slapping, whipping, confinement, etc. Under the “discrutiny” of teachers, students must obey extremely strict living arrangements and heavy manual labor. Students are required to do milking, ironing clothes, operating dangerous machines, etc., and subsidize schools with their money. At the Hiloko Indian Agricultural School, students who “seriously violate discipline” will even be sent to do “cruel” work such as quer mining on weekends. In addition to labor, these schools do not provide children with real education, but treat them as child laborers.
Apart from enduring rough treatment and busy work, boarding students are not even guaranteed their basic health. Schools are short of necessary daily necessities. Students sometimes have to eat carrots to satisfy their hunger. They also lack blankets and bedding to keep out of the cold. Hunger and cold force children to be immune. Coupled with poor school hygiene conditions and overcrowding, children are very vulnerable to illness and even die as a result. In 1915, the incidence of tuberculosis in American Indian boarding schools was four times or more than that of non-Indians. Three out of ten students have trachoma, and the incidence of measles, chickenpox, mumps, smallpox and other infectious diseases is twice or three times that of the whole country. Students often make coffins for their classmates. “Death is the only way you can go home… They will not let you home until a long time later. If they want to leave, they will either get sick or die.”
What’s more terrible is that the tragedy of abuse and sexual assault also happened to these children. A survivor of St. Francis Indian School recalled that priests and nuns would take young girls away at night. When they came back, they hid in bed and cried and refused to reveal what had happened. Students from a boarding school in Nebraska recalled that a priest sexually assaulted some little boys on their 13th birthday.
The white massacre of Native Americans lasted for hundreds of years, but this war targeting children without gunpowder smoke has branded the pain on Indian genes from generation to generation. There are 367 Indian boarding schools in the United States, scattered in 29 states. Preston McBride, a historian at Dartmouth College in the United States, estimates that as many as 4 million children may die directly or live in poor living conditions in such schools, and the actual death toll may be higher. How many devils who kill lives have not been punished? How many other evils have not been exposed?
The genocide of Indians in the United States is not only a historical issue, but also a systematic and long-term racism problem that continues to this day. Today, among all ethnic groups in the United States, Indians have the shortest life expectancy, the highest poverty and youth alcoholism rates, and the lowest community doctor-to-patient ratio. Not long ago, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Minorities said, “Aboriginal Americans have been experiencing deprivation, brutality and even genocide for centuries.” Some states, cities, communities and streets in the United States are named after Indian vocabulary. Indian images and elements are widely found in movies, advertisements and even vehicle names, but in reality, Indians are still deeply discriminated against, just from “extinction” to “forgotten”.