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Summer is of course the height of the growing season for lawns, when they’ll be at their healthiest, growing the fastest, and needing the most attention from us in the forms of increased lawn mowing requirements, garden edging to remove runners from garden beds, extra water and perhaps wetting agents too. So let’s take a look at some of the summertime lawn care
practices we should be considering for our lawns.
Lawn mowing will need to be kept in check in the Summer months, many people may like to skimp by dragging out lawn mowing frequencies in the Summer so as to save themselves some time if mowing their own lawns, or to save themselves some money if hiring a lawn mowing service to do the work for them.
Regular lawn mowing ensures a lawn which is maintained in, and presents itself in the best possible condition through the peak lawn season. Irregular or less frequent lawn mowing in Summer can lead to a buildup of thatch, which can then lead to scalped and brown or even sunburnt lawns when we do again get around to mowing. A lawn type such as Saint Augustine can worsen its thatch layer permanently if not regularly mowed in the warmer months.
Mulch lawn mowing should always be favored over catching clippings for regularly mowed lawns.
Just as our lawns need more regular lawn mowing due to increased growth rates, so too will our lawns grow laterally too, sending out runners, both above ground and below ground (stolons and rhizomes) into our garden beds, paving, and anywhere else they can find a place to creep into. Though for Saint Augustine lawns these only have above ground runners, called stolons.
Digging out lawn runners from garden beds and paving will be necessary in the Summer growing season, lest our grass takes a foothold into places where we don’t want it, leading to a bigger cleanup job in the future, as well as an untidy garden.
Watering will of course need to be increased to lawns over the hot Summer months. The same practices should be applied to watering our lawns in Summer as for any other time of year, only that we need increase the amount of water going onto the lawn.
The best practices for watering our lawns are repeated throughout this site. Water lawns in the morning to help prevent lawn disease and to give lawns the most amount of water at the time of day when they can make most use of that water, during the daylight hours.
Rather than having a set and forget timer for watering, allow the lawn to tell us when it needs its next watering. Keep an eye on the lawn and when the leaf starts showing signs of wilting, we then give the lawn a deeper watering… applying more water, less often; this will give our lawns nice deep roots which are more tolerant of heat and soil moisture loss in Summer.
Summer is an ultimate time to apply wetting agents to our lawn if so required. Many soils can be water repellent, whereby water will be forced away from the soil and onto paths and down drains, or water will not disperse properly throughout the soil profile, leaving us with dry patches here and there and a patchy looking lawn as a result.
Wetting agents will allow for much better penetration of water throughout the soil profile, and assist hydrophobic soils with better penetration and dispersal of water, for overall better lawn and garden health.
Regular application of lawn fertilizers are absolutely necessary for many lawns in different regions, dependent on soil type, to be maintained to their full potential. Summer may be a different story for some of us though, where we may find that our lawns are thriving, healthy and green, without any need for a fertilizer boost. If this is the case with our own lawns, then we may quite easily skip the mid-summer fertilization of our lawns.
The most important times of year we can fertilize our lawns are, one month before Winter, the middle of Winter, and then as we go into Spring. These practices ensure we have the strongest lawn over the Winter cold months, which may stay a little greener over Winter, but will ultimately green up the fastest once Spring arrives again, thus laying the groundwork for much of our lawn’s health throughout the other parts of the year.
If desiring to fertilize lawns for Summer, the better time would be to do so at the beginning of the season rather than the middle, though of course we can still apply lawn fertilizers at any time of year if our lawns so need it. Always be sure to water fertilizers into the lawn after application, this is most especially important in Summer when some fertilizer types can burn the lawn on hot days if not immediately watered in.
Be sure to sweep or blow surrounding pathways clean after lawn fertilizer application, and before watering the lawn, to ensure the Iron in the little fertilizer granules do not leach out to permanently stain our paths when watering is done.
Weeds may not be as prevalent in our lawns over Summer as in other times of year, so many of us may not need to address weed issues in our lawns in the hotter months. Though if we do have weed problems, we can pull them by hand or spray them as required.


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Chronic back pain (CBP) continues to be a leading cause of disability worldwide. The complexities of its origins and the intricacies of its management make it a focus of ongoing research. In a breakthrough study published in the Journal of Personalised Medicine, a team of researchers developed and validated a Genome-Wide Polygenic Risk Score (PRS) to estimate the genetic risk of CBP. Despite the complexities involved, this study offers valuable insights that may bring us a step closer to personalised medicine in managing CBP.
Development of the Genome-Wide Polygenic Risk Score (PRS)
The research team leveraged data from the UK Biobank participants of European ancestry (N = 265,000) to create a genome-wide PRS for CBP. The PRS aimed to provide a single measure of genetic risk by combining information from multiple genetic variants across the genome.
Limited Predictive Ability: The Complexity of Chronic Back Pain
The PRS showed poor overall predictive ability (AUC = 0.56 and OR = 1.24 per SD, 95% CI: 1.22–1.26). However, individuals from the 99th percentile of PRS distribution had a nearly two-fold increased risk of CBP (OR = 1.82, 95% CI: 1.60–2.06). The study revealed that CBP’s genetic architecture is complex, heterogeneous, and polygenic, meaning that many genes each contribute a small amount to the disease risk.
The Role of Clinical Coding
The researchers found that the PRS was significantly associated with various ICD-10 diagnostic codes, including chronic ischemic heart disease, obesity, metabolism-related traits, spine disorders, disc degeneration, and arthritis-related disorders.
Clinical coding played a crucial role in this process. It allowed the researchers to accurately identify the presence of specific conditions in the participants’ data. This emphasises the importance of accurate clinical coding in research, as it enables the identification of disease patterns and helps to uncover connections between different health conditions.
The Interplay Between Genetics and Environment
The research team also conducted a PRS and environment interaction analysis with twelve known CBP risk factors but found no significant results. This suggests that the magnitude of gene-environment interactions with studied factors is small, indicating that other factors may be at play in the development of CBP.
A Step Towards Personalised Medicine
Despite the limited predictive ability of the PRS, this research represents an important step towards understanding the genetics of CBP and opens the door to future research. In the context of personalised medicine, understanding the genetic predisposition to conditions such as CBP can inform preventative strategies and treatment plans.
Conclusion: A Complex Puzzle
The genetic puzzle of chronic back pain is complex, with many pieces yet to be discovered. However, the development and validation of a genome-wide PRS for CBP bring us a step closer to understanding this complex trait. Importantly, this study also highlights the crucial role of clinical coding in genomic research, providing a strong foundation for further exploration in this fascinating field of personalised medicine.
Tsepilov, Y. A., Elgaeva, E. E., Nostaeva, A. V., Compte, R., Kuznetsov, I. A., Karssen, L. C., Freidin, M. B., Suri, P., Williams, F. M. K., & Aulchenko, Y. S. (2023). Development and Replication of a Genome-Wide Polygenic Risk Score for Chronic Back Pain. J. Pers. Med., 13(6), 977. https://doi.org/10.3390/jpm13060977

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WEBZEN, a global developer and publisher of free-to-play games, today announced the release of its latest content update, Light and Darkness, for the strategic combat MMORPG CONTINENT OF THE NINTH SEAL (C9).
Introducing the mysterious Shadow World, Light and Darkness brings Shadow Dungeons, enormous rewards and other brand-new features that are sure to provide players with their biggest challenge yet. Players will find new items that can be used for crafting brand-new Legendary weapons in Shadow Dungeons, which can be entered from Raebin continent.
The update also introduces Akene's Oracle System, which will grant players special rewards for their heroic adventures. Players will be able to gain Akene Points by clearing stages or playing matches in the Arena.
Once a certain number of Akene Points is reached, players can then claim Akene Coins, a special currency that can only be obtained via Akene's Oracle System. Players can use Akene Coins to purchase various items, including Legendary weapons in the Akene Coin Shop.
With the discovery of the Shadow World and Akene's Oracle, an increased level cap of 75 is now available, allowing players to reach higher than ever before.
In addition, WEBZEN has teamed up with GAMEHAUNT to give out free C9 coupon codes to our community.
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The NBA community has dubbed the Heat an “underdog” team, but the Heat have changed the narrative. The Heat’s unlikely postseason run continues. After entering this postseason as the eighth seed, eliminating two-time MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks. After stunning the Bucks in five games and the New York Knicks in six, the Miami Heat were in an epic ECF rematch with the reigning Conference Champions. Despite losing three in a row after going up 3-0, it was resilience and togetherness that survived the Celtics. Just a year ago, Jimmy Butler predicted after losing to the Celtics in 2022 that the Heat would return to this position and “make it.”
“I really believe in myself and this group of guys, and the team that Coach Pat, Coach Spo and everyone else have built. I see it every day, I know what good players we have, I know what a good team we are, and we made it happen.” – Jimmy Butler
But still, the Heat aren’t satisfied, as Butler has his sights set on bringing a Championship back to Miami. The Heat, still facing another task overall, will insist on their toughness and defensive prowess. For Miami, the odds are in their favor. League sources have reported that the Heat await the return of guard Tyler Herro, who suffered a broken wrist in the first round. Herro is aiming for a Game 3 return according to the report. Game 1 of the NBA Finals will kick off Thursday night live from Mile High’s Ball Arena. Live coverage will begin at 7:30 pm ET. on A.B.C.

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The market is underestimating the risk of a trade war and will likely see a correction once it is confronted with “cold water in the face,” Guggenheim Partners’ Scott Minerd warned on Monday.
“Investors are just ignoring the consequences and what’s going to have to be done in terms of Federal Reserve policy to offset the inflationary pressure that’s going to come out of tariffs,” said Minerd, the firm’s global chief investment officer.
In other words, he’s concerned tariffs will result in higher inflation, which will push the Federal Reserve to continue its tightening or even pick up the pace of interest rate hikes.
Minerd spoke with CNBC’s “Closing Bell” after tweeting earlier in the day that the market rally was the “last hurrah” and “investors should sell now.”
The latest trade salvos came on Friday, when President Donald Trump’s tariffs on $34 billion worth of Chinese goods took effect. China then fired back with retaliatory tariffs on $34 billion worth of U.S. goods, including soybeans and pork.
Trump also expects to soon add a further $16 billion in tariffs and will consider up to hundreds of billions of dollars more in duties.
Meanwhile, the U.S. has also placed duties on steel and aluminium from Canada, Mexico and the European Union, key allies. They have responded with retaliatory measures. Trump has also threatened to place tariffs on autos imported from the EU.
Autos make up about 6 percent of the consumer price index, Minerd said. And if there were a 25 percent tariff on them, with 100 percent pass through, it would add 1.5 percent to inflation, he said.
“People are being confused by the idea that if you place a tariff on a foreign good that somehow that doesn’t pass through to domestic consumer,” he noted.
However, when duties were imposed on washing machines earlier this year, prices jumped by 17 percent, Minerd added.
That said, he thinks the market tends to react slowly to change, and this is a seasonally strong time for the market, he added.
But in the end, he thinks investors will be “confronted with cold water in the face.”
“This could go in through the rest of the summer before we start to see some sort of a correction occur in September or October.”
This isn’t Minerd’s first warning about the stock market. In March, he told clients the market is on a “collision course with disaster.” He expects the worst of the damage to start in 2019 and 2020, predicting a sharp recession and 40 percent decline in stocks.

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We all know mosquitoes can be a nuisance, but some can spread serious diseases when they bite.
The most common disease spread by mosquitoes in South Australia is Ross River virus, followed by Barmah Forest virus.
There is currently no cure and no vaccine for these viruses.
The only way to protect yourself and your family is to avoid being bitten.
It is recommended that people use mosquito repellents containing either DEET, Picaridin, or Oil of Lemon Eucalyptus (PMD), that have been approved by the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA).
Ways you can protect yourself in and around the home, includes how to stop mosquitoes from breeding.
How to protect your baby or toddler from mosquito bites, includes recommended mosquito repellents by age.
Ways to protect yourself when on holiday, both in Australia and overseas.
Japanese encephalitis – symptoms, treatment and prevention
Japanese encephalitis is a rare but serious disease caused by the Japanese encephalitis virus.
Japanese encephalitis – agricultural settings
The virus spreads mainly through mosquito-waterbird or mosquito-waterbird-pig cycles.
Mosquito borne disease explained
Some mosquitoes can spread rare, but more serious and sometimes fatal diseases. Murray Valley encephalitis and Kunjin viruses can be spread by mosquitoes in SA.


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Today’s Key Takeaways: Alaska welcomes mini-nuclear reactor project. Labor output, wage increases on the rise in USA oil patch. Biden bans LNG by rail. EPA goes off the rails in Alaska.
NEWS OF THE DAY:
Alaska Air Force Base Home To Mini-Nuclear Reactor Pilot Project
ZeroHedge, September 4, 2023
- The USAF issued a Notice of Intent to award a contract for micro-reactors to supply the Eielson Air Force Base with power and heat.
- Because of their small size, micro-reactors can be constructed cheaper and faster than traditional, giant, light-water reactors.
- The push for nuclear power comes as a new Pew Research Center survey shows that most Americans now want atomic power.
The Defense Logistics Agency Energy, on behalf of the US Air Force, is serious about decarbonizing a military base in Alaska. Surprisingly, the focus is on something other than solar or wind but on mini-nuclear reactors.
According to a press release from Santa Clara-based Oklo Inc., the USAF issued a Notice of Intent to Award a contract for micro-reactors to supply power and heat to Eielson Air Force Base.
“This project represents a significant stride towards ensuring a clean and resilient energy supply for critical national security infrastructure,” the company said.
The timeline for the installation wasn’t specified, and Oklo’s design still awaits the green light from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC):
This selection initiates the acquisition process to potentially award a contract to Oklo. Oklo would obtain a license for its power plant from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, construct the power plant, and operate it to deliver both electricity and steam to the Eielson Air Force Base under a long-term power purchase agreement executed by the Defense Logistics Agency Energy. –Oklo
“We are honored to be at the forefront of increasing resilience and reducing emissions, while driving national security forward,” said Jacob DeWitte, Co-Founder and CEO of Oklo.
USAF previously announced Eielson AFB would be the preferred location to pilot next-generation energy technology, such as micro-reactors, to supply upwards of 15 megawatts of power.
Strategists Look at USA Oil Patch Labor Trends
Andreas Exarheas, Rigzone, September 5, 2023
Labor output in the U.S. oil patch has already significantly exceeded the pre-Covid January 2020 level, Macquarie strategists highlighted in a report sent to Rigzone recently.
“Despite some softening in recent months, oilfield labor output is up sharply year on year and significantly exceeds pre-Covid, January 2020 levels on a seasonally adjusted basis,” the strategists said in the report.
“Meanwhile, despite pronounced concerns around labor as a constraint on U.S. supply, newly delivered oil and gas supply in 2022 appears just short of 2018/2019 highs,” the strategists added.
According to a chart included in the report, which stretched back to 2012 and showed weekly industry production/non-supervisory work hours in oil and gas extraction and support, total weekly industry production/non-supervisory work hours reached their lowest point during 2020, coming in at around 9,000. The latest value included in the chart in 2023 is 12,803.
The strategists also noted in the report that, in the current cyclical upturn, hours worked in the oil patch has outpaced hiring.
“While we see a historical tendency towards an increase in hours worked per employee at cyclically high periods of activity, this has been persistent, signaling a tight labor market,” the strategists said in the report.
“More recently, this tightness appears to be easing, with continued increases in employment and weekly hours trending lower. Despite this apparent labor tightness in the oil patch, wage inflation does not appear as problematic as widely perceived,” they added.
Biden bans LNG shipments by rail pending safety review
Mike Lee, Greenwire, September 1, 2023
The East Palestine, Ohio, derailment prompted the administration’s action.
The Biden administration will ban shipping liquefied natural gas by rail for as long as 20 months while it evaluates the idea’s safety in the wake of the train wreck in East Palestine, Ohio.
The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration said the ban will go into effect Oct. 31 and last until a final rulemaking on transporting gas by rail is concluded, or until June 30, 2025, whichever is earlier.
The East Palestine wreck didn’t involve liquefied gas, but it highlighted the dangers of shipping hazardous materials by rail.
“Any risks related to the transportation of LNG by rail should be examined closely and properly mitigated to ensure safety for the public and the environment,” the agency said today in its notice of the temporary ban.
Liquefied natural gas is gas that’s been supercooled to reduce its volume and make it easier to move. It’s typically loaded onto ships so it can be transported over distances that are hard to reach by pipelines.
The Trump administration finalized a rule in 2020 that would’ve allowed LNG to be transported on rail cars, part of its agenda to promote domestic oil and gas production.
The Biden administration opted to overturn that rule, and PHMSA is working on a final rule that will either overturn the Trump administration rule or impose stricter safety regulations. The agency noted there’s been no LNG transported under the 2020 rule since it was enacted.
Republicans in Congress have argued in favor of shipping LNG by rail, saying it would help reduce energy costs for consumers.
Democrats renewed their opposition to the idea after the train wreck in East Palestine in February. Dozens of cars on a Norfolk Southern train, including several carrying hazardous chemicals, derailed, and caught fire.
No one was seriously injured, but EPA and local officials are still cleaning up the site and trying to determine the long-term impact on the environment and people’s health from the fires and the spilled chemicals.
OPINION: EPA’s Pebble action sets an unfair precedent for Alaska development
Kati Capozzi, Tessa Axelson, Karen Matthias, Deantha Skibinski, Rebecca Logan, Alicia Amberg and Leila Kimbrell, Anchorage Daily News, September 1, 2023
For more than a decade, there has been a lot written on these pages about the Pebble project and its interactions with the Environmental Protection Agency. Gov. Mike Dunleavy recently filed suit against the EPA over its actions to block the project and foreclose economic opportunity on nearly 200,000 acres of land owned by the state of Alaska. Some have questioned this litigation. It is important to outline the critical importance of this lawsuit and why so many in the business community care a great deal about it.
To begin, the issue is about process and the rules of the game for making decisions about resource development in Alaska. Businesses make decisions about investing in Alaska and our economy for a variety of reasons but among the most important is whether there is a clear and fair process for a company to follow.
In a normal process for many resource development projects, the applicant files for a permit with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, or USACE, under Section 404 of the Clean Water Act, aka CWA. This usually triggers a full review of the project via the environmental impact statement process. The EPA and other federal agencies participate in the EIS review and provide important technical input. If the USACE grants a permit the EPA disagrees with, the CWA grants the EPA the ability to veto the decision. These vetoes have been rarely used since the passage of the CWA as federal agencies attempt to work through significant differences.


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The extraction of quantitative pathology data endpoints from stained digitized slides is one of the most important steps when looking to answer specific questions spanning early discovery to late-stage clinical drug development. This applies to a wide-range of multi-omic and spatial-omic techniques, including multiplex chromogenic and fluorescent assays that aim to understand the contextual relationship between different cell phenotypes, such as immune cell colocalization with tumor cells.
The development, testing and validation of digital image analysis workflows is a complex process that requires a high-level of domain knowledge and technical expertise. There are many variables that can affect the results, including slide scanning platform parameters, approach to algorithm testing and training, analyst training, quality control methods, applying artificial intelligence (AI) and others. To address the variability and challenges, a fully customized approach can be developed based on the research question, clinical stage of development and intended use of the data.
Register for this webinar to hear experts review the current challenges encountered across the various stages of biomarker development, from early discovery to patient selection strategies in clinical trials. Specifically, they will discuss how applying state-of-the art computational digital pathology methods can uncover insights needed to accelerate the development of tailored therapies.
Joseph Krueger, Ph.D., VP of Research & Applications, Invicro
Dr. Krueger serves as the Vice President of Research and Applications for Advanced Pathology Services at Invicro. In his role, Dr. Krueger is responsible for developing new biomarker applications to meet drug development needs, and provides scientific expertise needed to support sponsor-based projects across therapeutic areas. Prior to joining Invicro, Dr. Krueger was Chief Scientific Officer at Flagship Biosciences, Inc., where he led the R&D and Scientific efforts in applying novel quantitative tissue image analysis approaches to immuno-oncology and rare diseases to support drug and companion diagnostic development. Prior to Flagship Biosciences, he served in senior scientific roles in oncology drug development for OSI Pharmaceuticals in Boulder, CO and Pfizer in Andover, MA. Dr. Krueger completed his postdoctoral fellowship at The Scripps Research Institute and The University of California, San Diego after completing his Ph.D. in Cancer Biology at Wayne State University in Detroit, MI.Message Presenter
Omid Ghasemi, Ph.D., Senior Scientist, Invicro
Dr. Ghasemi is a Senior Imaging Scientist at the department of Advanced Pathology Services at Invicro. He has more than 7 years of research experience in imaging informatics and data analysis developing digital pathology pipelines for drug and biomarker development. Currently, Dr. Ghasemi is leading efforts to develop innovative image analysis applications and workflows across a wide breadth of histopathology projects for both clinical and preclinical studies. Prior to joining Invicro, he worked for three years as an Imaging Scientist on several drug research projects at different preclinical stages at Takeda Pharmaceuticals. Dr. Ghasemi completed his postdoctoral fellowship in mathematical modeling and imaging research at Merrimack Pharmaceuticals in Cambridge, MA. He holds a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering with a concentration in image & signal processing and computational biology from The University of Texas at San Antonio.Message Presenter
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- Algorithm development, testing and validation for specific image analysis applications
- Utility of techniques developed to generate application-specific proof points
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One really got the impression that George was being given a certain amount of time to do his tracks whereas the others could spend as long as they wanted. One felt under more pressure when doing one of George’s songs.
Geoff Emerick in Mark Lewisohn: The Complete Beatles Recording Sessions
We tried to record [While My Guitar Gently Weeps], but John and Paul were so used to just cranking out their tunes that it was very difficult at times to get serious and record one of mine. It wasn’t happening. They weren’t taking it seriously and I don’t think they were even all playing on it ... [getting Eric Clapton into the studio] made everyone act better. Paul got on the piano and played a nice intro and they all took it more seriously.
George Harrison in Anthology
Almost every Beatles song has a 'story' – the 'story' of While My Guitar Gently Weeps is that Harrison asked Clapton to play on the track to make the rest of the Beatles 'behave' and take the song seriously. The bigger 'narrative' is that Harrissongs were second class citizens at Abbey Road and didn't have the same care lavished on them as Lennon & McCartney tunes.
But is that really true?
The band tracked the song on the 5th Sept 1968. Clapton recorded his part on the 6th. The only contributions on that day, other than George himself, were Paul's vocal harmonies and bass, and Ringo's tambourine and castanets overdubs. It's hard to believe that Eric's presence had any real effect on the band's behaviour at that late stage. UPDATE 50th Anniversary Edition reveals Clapton tracked his part live with the band on the 5th.
What about other tracks?
Here's a list of all George's Beatles tracks* with the number of takes spent on the rhythm track. I've used this as a rule of thumb because that's the only time the whole band would need to be involved. Overdubs might not require any other member.
Think for Yourself
If I Needed Someone
Blue Jay Way
10 Takes Or Less
All Things Must Pass – 2
Love You To - 3
It's All Too Much - 4
Old Brown Shoe - 4
I Need You - 5
I Want to Tell You - 5
For You Blue – 6
You Like Me Too Much - 8
Only a Northern Song - 9
20 Takes Or Less
Don't Bother Me - 11
Piggies - 11
Here Comes the Sun - 13
Taxman - 15
I Me Mine - 16
40 Takes Or More
While My Guitar Gently Weeps - 43
Something - 49
Long, Long, Long - 67
Not Guilty** – 101
Abbey Road Scrapyard
Four of these tracks were not only laboured over, but recorded, then scrapped, and rerecorded.
Don't Bother Me - 7 takes, then scrapped. Version 2 - 4 more takes.
Taxman - 4 takes, then scrapped. Version 2 - 11 more takes.
While My Guitar Gently Weeps – demoed at Abbey Road 2 takes. Full band version 1 - 14 takes, then scrapped. Version 2 - 28 more takes.
Something -13 takes, then scrapped. Version 2 - 36 more takes.
In the case of While My Guitar Gently Weeps it wasn't merely the backing tracks that were scrapped. After tracking 'version 1' Harrison spent an entire eight-hour session trying to record a backwards guitar solo. The following day he recorded two lead vocal parts, alongside maracas, drums and lead guitar. Then he binned the whole thing, enlisted Eric Clapton and started all over again.
What to make of all this?
The proportion of 1st takes to 101 takes, and of scrapping recordings and starting again, looks broadly same as Lennon & McCartney's work on their own songs. Michelle was recorded (and mixed) in a single day. Happiness Is A Warm Gun took forever. Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da and Strawberry Fields Forever were scrapped and rerecorded, as were One After 909 and Hold Me Tight.
As I've written before it's one thing taking up your bandmate's time with something either world class (Strawberry Fields) or very complex (Warm Gun). But imprisoning them in the studio so you can flog a dead horse (Maxwell, Ob-La-Di, Not Guilty) is just going to make everyone crazy.
Looking at the figures it's hard to believe George got a raw deal when he'd made John 'world's shortest attention sp...oh look something shiny' Lennon sit at the Electric Harpsichord for 101 takes***.
George seems to have been indecisive or ill-prepared**** when working on his own songs and, perhaps understandably, lacking in confidence. Compared to the uber-confident, omnicompetent McCartney (who demoed a 'full band' version of Come And Get It on his own, in one hour!) and the laid back Lennon (who often got bored of his own songs before anyone else could) he was perhaps the least fun Beatles to 'work for'.
*I've not included The Inner Light and Within You Without You as no other Beatle was involved with the basic track.
**Not Guilty was not included on The White Album and remained unreleased until Anthology 3.
***Perhaps that explains why Lennon often excused himself when George was recording one of his songs. Of the 22 released, Lennon plays no part in 6, and contributes only backing vocals to 4 others.
****For example each 'version' of While My Guitar has different (or extra) lyrics.


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Gary Lineker took to social media to praise Thiago Alcantara for his performance as the midfielder’s sparkling display helped to inspire Liverpool FC to a 4-0 victory over Manchester United at Anfield on Tuesday night.
The Reds secured the three points to move back to the top of the Premier League table and two points ahead of Manchester City, who host Brighton and Hove Albion at The Etihad on Wednesday night.
Liverpool FC started brightly and took the lead in the fifth minute when January signing Luis Diaz tapped home Mohamed Salah’s low cross.
Jurgen Klopp’s men then made it 2-0 when Salah latched on to Sadio Mane’s clipped pass and fired past David De Gea.
Mane made it 3-0 to the hosts when he expertly fired home Diaz’s low cross in the 68th minute to put the game to bed. And Salah then scored his second of the night in the 85th minute when he dinked a finish home from close range.
Thiago produced an excellent performance in the middle of the park for the Reds and England legend Lineker took to his Twitter account to salute the Spain international during the first half of the game.
Posting on Twitter, Lineker wrote: Love watching @Thiago6. Especially the disguised passes. Superb player.”
Lineker also praised Liverpool FC in general for the way they performed against the Red Devils, posting in a separate tweet: “It’s pretty tasty this @LFC team.”
In the first half of Tuesday night’s game, Thiago had more touches (68) and made more passes (60) than any other player on the pitch.
The 31-year-old midfielder has scored two goals and made two assists in 29 games in all competitions for Liverpool FC so far this season.
After Salah added his second of the night, Lineker also took to Twitter to praise the Egypt international, writing: “You can’t keep a good man down for too long…and @MoSalah is bloody good.”
The Reds are back in action on Sunday afternoon when they take on local rivals Everton in the Merseyside derby at Anfield.
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After a year of scandal, Cricket Australia seems to have turned the corner. However, after seeing an ad that emboldened women, I’m absolutely sure that they have not changed.
Yesterday, the ‘Summer of Cricket’ kicked off. However, like most Australians, I completely forgot about it. Due to the actions of a knowing few, I believe we’ve all lost something precious.
In response to an independent review of their boorish culture, Cricket Australia responded in a rather fitting manner. Got him!
Darren Lehmann wanting to ease the punishment on the players and blaming Cricket Australia speaks volumes to the culture of entitlement that led to the ball tampering incident.
Cricket Australia dismissing an employee for advocating abortion is half the issue. We should care about this much more than a tampered ball.
With 30 news poll losses around the corner for Malcolm Turnbull, it might be time for him to do what all the cool kids are doing.
Yet more details of Donald Trump’s affair, Facebook’s murky morals and the next step for Cricket Australia highlights the week that was. Hoo-boy.
Morn-o! What happened while you were asleep? Well, the future of the EU got shakier, a river was granted human rights and our cricketers scored an overdue payrise.


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DCRDF Success For Burnley
Community Rail Lancashire has just learned that a project involving a group of Arriva Rail North apprentices has just been awarded a £4000 grant.
The grant from the Designated Community Rail Development Fund will support the completion of the ‘Brightening Up Burnley Manchester Road‘ project, which includes the installation of a canal lock themed planter (see photo above), a large Welcome to Burnley sign, a steel ‘tree’ sculpture and installation of bird boxes.
The project has also received funding from Arriva Rail North’s Seedcorn Fund and from Community Rail Lancashire.
The Designated Community Rail Development Fund (DCRDF) is a joint venture between the Department for Transport (DfT) and the Association of Community Rail Partnerships (ACoRP) and supports projects on community rail lines designated through the Government’s Community Rail Strategy.


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Talked with my Grandma and Great Grandma about what it was like immigrating from the Dominican Republic to the United States.
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Esta entrevista fue grabada por Laisha Morales y está basada en su buen amigo Erick Feliz y su inmigración a Estados Unidos. Es un hombre de 30 años que emigró muy joven para mejorar su vida.
I interviewed Miguel Veras on his immigration story from the Dominican Republic to the United States.
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During this interview we talked about not being perfect, but finding perfection in that inperfection.
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“There is a strong probability that the Code of Conduct for MPs has been violated on numerous occasions during the Sejm sessions, and crimes against the Polish State and its government institutions have been committed,” states a legal opinion issued by the Sejm Analysis Bureau regarding the MPs conduct during the Sejm’s 33rd session on December 16, 2016, and thereafter.
Several legal opinions on the parliamentary crisis published by wPolityce.pl unequivocally state that the actions of the opposition MPs, which included interrupting the parliamentary session, blocking Sejm’s works, and occupying the Parliament, are improper and should be formally investigated by appropriate bodies of the Sejm and Prosecution. At the same time, the action taken by the Sejm’s Marshal, who decided to transfer the session to another location, i.e. Sala Kolumnowa, was legal. Voting that took place in the Sala Kolumnowa due to the blockage of the main assembly hall was legal and its outcome is binding.
As held by the Supreme Court of Poland years ago, an MP who is elected by the Nation and entrusted with a mandate on its behalf, is obliged to fulfil the mandate in just and fair manner, which does not violate the public’s trust in the MP. The mandate cannot be used in order to encourage or participate in acts of violence, or to publicly call for violation of the law of the land. The Sejm Bureau’s opinion states that “the record of the Sejm’s session from December 16, 2016, as well as commonly known events that followed it (acts of violence) provide sufficient grounds for a formal investigation by appropriate bodies of the Sejm and Prosecution, pursuant to the rules and regulations discussed in this opinion.”
“There is a strong probability that the Code of Conduct for MPs has been violated on numerous occasions in the Sejm Main Assembly Hall, and that crimes against the Polish State and its governing institutions have been committed,” emphasized the lawyers and stress that: “There is no doubt that in the main Sejm’s Assembly Hall illegal acts of violence had been committed. These acts meet the criminal law criteria.”
1) Acts and statements intended to sneer, abuse, ridicule and make mockery of the persons leading the parliamentary session, in particular the Marshal of the Sejm.
2) Behavior that slanders, defames and harasses the person leading the parliamentary session, in particular the Marshal of the Sejm, (for example by aggressive behavior towards the Marshal that includes the physical acts).
3) Ostentatious and persistent disregard of orders and statements made by the Marshal of the Sejm.
4) Interfering with and violating the adopted order of the parliamentary session, in particular by brazen and continuous shifting of the subject of the deliberations.
5) Destabilizing the parliamentary session
6) Preventing the conduct of regular business
7) Using various methods of coercion
8) Preventing the performance of official duty
9) Intentional and purposeful invoking, encouraging, instigating, or promoting violent behavior, or causing others to provoke it;
10) Calling for, encouraging, persuading, and inciting to violence and active provocations and escalation of tension and aggression.
11) Public display of enthusiastic approval of conspicuous and glaring violations of the Code of Conduct, in particular if they are numerous and unrelenting.
The Sejm Bureau’s lawyers point out that the basic responsibilities of MPs include participation in voting and obeying the Sejm’s Marshal’s orders, as per Sejm’s Regulations.
It is beyond any doubt that in terms of criminal law the blocking and occupying the speaking platform in the Parliament and the Marshal’s chair constituted acts of violence that prevented the orderly conduct of the Sejm business and precludes it from fulfilling its tasks. As such, it represents an unprecedented assault, which violates the Polish parliamentary culture, as well as democratic parliamentary tradition and customs.
“Considering that the oath of the MPs is determined by the Constitution itself, there is no doubt that the conduct of some MPs’ during the Sejm’s 33rd session was in fact a violation of the Polish Constitution,” emphasized prof. Wyrembak.
To restore order in the Parliament, the Sejm’s Marshal should take one of several actions recommended by the Sejm Bureau’s legal team in order to assure order in the Parliament.
The selection of the most appropriate remedy is obviously up to the Marshal of the Sejm. The implementation of any of the recommended actions, including the mobilization of the Marshal Guard, can be considered as legal and justified under the circumstances. There is no doubt that blocking and occupying the speaking podium and the chair of the Marshal constitute –according to the law – illegal acts of force that prevent the proper conduct of business by the Sejm and its organs. As such, it constitutes the act of unprecedented assault on the Constitution of the Republic of Poland.
Prof. Wyrembak lists several methods to overcome the obstruction of democratic process in the Sejm that should be considered by the Sejm’s Marshal. As per Sejm Regulations, there are several methods the Marshal of the Sejm can restore the order:
1. Engage the Senior Convention (a body ensuring cooperation of parliamentary clubs with respect to Sejm’s activity);
2. Attempt to mediate;
3. Temporary transfer of the parliamentary session to a different room;
4. Take all actions necessary to take legal measures towards MPs for inappropriate and violent conduct, on the ethical grounds, disciplinary basis, civil law basis (in particular relating to liability for potential torts and damages resulting from the necessity to move the Sejm’s session to another location), and criminal law basis.
5. Call on the Marshal’s Guard to take appropriate action.
The lawyers analyzed the Sejm session from December 16, 2016 and the actions taken by some opposition MPs, which led to the interruption of the session. They also assessed the Sejm’s Marshal’s decision to transfer the session to the Sala Kolumnowa.
“The continuation of the Sejm’s 33rd session in the Sala Kolumnowa was fully compliant with the Polish Constitution and Sejm Regulations,” prof. Bogusław Banaszak stated in his opinion for the Sejm Bureau.
Prof. Banaszak also pointed out that the Marshal’s responsibility is to preserve the prestige of the Sejm and keep the Sejm session in order. Thus, in face of the circumstances of December 16, he was obliged to undertake appropriate steps to assure the continuation of the parliamentary session.
“During the Sejm’s 33rd session, a group of MPs took actions that should have never be taken during the Sejm’s sessions. Speeches by some of the MPs sidetracked the discussion on the budget, focusing instead on other issues, including media regulations. Therefore, the MPs in question violated the order of the parliamentary session, as per the Sejm’s Regulations. Moreover, their actions were conducted in a demonstrative manner not appropriate for the parliamentary session, such as occupying the speaking platform. Article 7 of the Sejm’s Regulations states clearly what the conduct of MP should be during the session. Actions like blocking of the speaking platform or other places at the Sejm Assembly Hall by a number of MPs at the same time, is in contravention of the Sejm Regulations,” stressed prof. Banaszak. He also urged that “MPs, who were not happy with some of the actions taken by the Sejm’s Marshal, might protest by means stipulated in the Sejm’s Regulations, but once those means are exhausted, they are obliged to comply with Marshal’s decisions.”
Banaszak added that “neither the Constitution, nor the Sejm’s Regulations stipulate the venue of the session,” and that on previous occasions the Sejm sessions took place in the Sala Kolumnowa.
Indeed, the 73rd session of the Sejm’s fourth term, which took place on August 12, 2010, was conducted in the Sala Kolumnowa following the decision by George Schetyna, Sejm Marshal at the time, to change the venue due to issues with the Assembly Hall. Therefore, it became a customary norm to conduct parliamentary sessions in rooms other than the Assembly Hall, within the Sejm complex. “M. Kuchciński, the current Marshal of the Sejm, simply followed the norm implemented by his predecessor (who led the opposition to block the Assembly Hall). By moving the deliberations to another location, the Marshal fulfilled his constitutional duty of leading the session, which includes, among other matters, designating the venue in the event it is impossible to carry out the session in the Assembly Hall,” said prof. Banaszak. He did not find any shortcomings or procedural violations in conducting the parliamentary session of December 16, 2016, in the Sala Kolumnowa.
His view is shared by Dr. Hab. Paweł Sobczyk, a professor of law and administration at the Opole University.
“There is no designated session room in the Sejm Regulations. It can be assumed that in exceptional circumstances, and such were present in this case due to the actions of some opposition MPs, the session can be conducted in a room different than the one commonly known as the session room,” he stated.
“The decision of the Marshal of the Sejm who ordered that the voting should have been by raising a hand, and that the votes should have been counted by secretaries, is compliant with the Sejm Regulations,” wrote prof. Paweł Sobczyk.
According to Article 188, par. 3 of the Sejm Regulations, in the event it would not be possible to use the vote counting device, the Sejm’s Marshal has the right to request voting by raising hand and such votes to be counted by the secretaries. “Therefore, the Marshal’s decision regarding the voting has to be deemed compliant with the valid regulations,” added Sobczak.
He also emphasized that the opposition’s doubts regarding the quorum should have been expressed in a manner stated in the Regulations. “The Marshal of the Sejm is not able to hear and verify every single sentence, opinion, thesis and conclusion expressed during a session, regardless which room is being used,” he stressed.
Prof. Banaszak opined also on the attendance list and its relation to the confirmation of the quorum. “The MP attendance list at the entire Sejm’s 33rd session of the current term was presented as usual,” he stated. “A similar way of signing the attendance list was applied during the 73rd session of the fourth term of the Sejm. MP K. Brejza, who served as the secretary made an announceement: Ladies and gentlemen, MPs! I remind you of your duty to sign the attendance lists presented on the desks in front of the Sala Kolumnowa, as your signature will be the only proof of your attendance at this current session of the Sejm.”
Prof. Banaszek added that the quorum, necessary for the voting to be valid, cannot be confirmed solely based on the attendance list. “It can be confirmed by the number of MPs who took part in the voting,” he explained. The secretaries counted and verified the votes taken in the Sala Kolumnowa.
Prof. Banaszak also referred to the formal request by the Chairman of Public Finance Commission, Jacek Sasin, MP. The request related to a change in the method of voting, whereby amendments approved by the Finance Commission would be voted jointly, as well as motions by the parliamentary minorities and amendments not approved by the Commission would be voted jointly.
“The request by Jacek Sasin, MP, fulfils the formal requirements, therefore it is to be considered by the Sejm,” he stated and elaborated further: “In the past, the Sejm did reject amendments en bloc to the budget law. Such voting took place in December 2012 when all 5899 amendments submitted by the Palikot Movement were rejected. Such bloc voting of submitted amendments has not concerned the jurisprudence.
According to the opinion presented by the Sejm Bureau, it is clear that the voting outcomes are final and beyond discussion. “There is no possibility of repeating the voting,” states prof. Banaszak. He also refutes complaints on violation of the transparency of the session. “The session’s transparency was assured by the Sejm’s cameras recording. This method assured the public character of the session, as each of its parts was transmitted and can be replayed. Additionally, the course of the session can be reconstructed based on transcripts and published protocols,” he said.


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Return Flight to Ghana 1974-1983 – Afrobeat Airways 2 (Analog Africa, 2013)
Although many associate afrobeat primarily with Nigeria, Ghana was another afrobeat powerhouse in the 1970s and 80s. The Analog Africa label, known for unearthing dozens of African music gems from past decades, presents Afrobeat Airways 2, another engaging set of vibrant Afrobeat from Ghana.
This second installment of Ghanaian afro-roots music introduces the listener to galvanizing bands from throughout Ghana, from southern coastal Accra and Cape Coast, to the northern cities of Tamalé and Bolgatanga. These musicians combined elements such as highlife, funk, soul and pop into a dynamic mix.
Artists featured include popular singer K. Frimpong; Nana Ampedu (leader of the African Brothers Band); Gyedu-Blay Ambolley with The Complex Sounds; afrobeat star Ebo Taylor, backing his son in an unreleased track called ‘Children Don’t Cry’; the artist named Rob; drummer De Frank; Uppers International, Los Issufu and his Moslems, Waza Afrika 76, and Tony Sarfo and the Funky Afrosibi.
In addition to great music, Analog Africa also provides extensive liner notes with fascinating details about the music scene of that period and the musicians involved. The 44-page booklet contains an introductory essay written by Afropop Worldwide editor Banning Eyre, where he examines the growth of soul, funk and afrobeat during the 1960s and 1970s in Ghana. The rest of the booklet features interviews and biographies of the artists and producers involved as well as a handpicked selection of 50 photographs.
Afrobeat Airways 2 is a splendid Afrobeat collection with a significant historical value.
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Angel Romero y Ruiz has been writing about world music music for many years. He founded the websites worldmusiccentral.org and musicasdelmundo.com. Angel produced several TV specials for Metropolis (TVE) and co-produced “Musica NA”, a music show for Televisión Española (TVE) in Spain that featured an eclectic mix of world music, fusion, electronica, new age and contemporary classical music. Angel also produced and remastered world music albums, compilations and boxed sets for Alula Records, Ellipsis Arts, Music of the World.


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The 9-centimeter band is a portion of the SHF (microwave) radio spectrum internationally allocated to amateur radio and amateur satellite use. The amateur radio band, in ITU regions 1 and 2, is between 3,300 MHz and 3,500 MHz, and it is available only on a secondary basis. The amateur satellite band is between 3,400 MHz and 3,410 MHz, and it is only available in ITU Regions 1 and 2, on a non-interference basis to other users (ITU footnote 5.282). In Germany, Israel and the United Kingdom, the band 3,400 - 3,475 MHz is also allocated to the amateur service on a secondary basis (ITU footnote 5.431).
In CEPT's "European Common Allocation Table", footnote EU17 allocates 3,400 MHz to 3,410 MHz to European amateurs on a secondary basis.
^Blondeel Timmerman, Hans (15 March 2009). "3300-3500 MHz". International Amateur Radio Union Region 1 Homepage. International Amateur Radio Union Region 1. Retrieved August 4, 2011. EU17: In the sub-bands 3400-3410 MHz, 5660-5670 MHz, 10.36-10.37 GHz and 10.45-10.46 GHz the amateur service operates on a secondary basis. In making assignments to other services, CEPT administrations are requested wherever possible to maintain these sub-bands in such a way as to facilitate the reception of amateur emissions with minimal power flux densities.
Some administrations have authorized spectrum for amateur use in this region.
1 This is not mentioned in the ITU's Table of Frequency Allocations, but individual administrations may make allocations under Article 4.4 of the ITU Radio Regulations. See the appropriate Wiki page for further information. 2 HF allocation created at the 1979 World Administrative Radio Conference. These are commonly called the "WARC bands". 3 This includes a currently active footnote allocation mentioned in the ITU's Table of Frequency Allocations.


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Country music icon Reba McEntire often sings about love in her chart-topping songs. The Grammy winner is a hopeless romantic, which was evident when she first announced her relationship with actor Rex Linn.
When Did Reba McEntire and Rex Linn Start Dating?
Reba first revealed her romance with the Hollywood star in October 2020, telling fans she was dating a “sweetheart of a guy” during an episode of her “Living & Learning” podcast. “Yeah, I am [dating] Rex Linn … and we’ve been talking during the pandemic,” she gushed at the time.
The “Fancy” singer said the two became romantically involved after they had dinner together in New York City in January 2020. When the COVID-19 pandemic spread across the U.S. weeks later, they started talking on the phone, texting and using FaceTime to keep in touch.
“He’s very into my music, I’m very into his career — it’s just great getting to talk to somebody who I find very interesting, very funny and very smart, and is interested in me too,” continued Reba, who was previously wed to ex-husbands Narvel Blackstock and Charlie Battles. “[Rex is] very special.”
After sharing the news of their romance, Rex and Reba showcased their love on social media a handful of times. The Tremors actress and the Breakdown actor made their public debut as a couple at the CMAs in November 2020.
Are Reba McEntire and Rex Linn Still Together?
Though they’ve kept their relationship pretty low-key, Reba and Rex are still happily together.
“They’re very similar … perfect for each other really,” a source told Closer in July 2021. “They enjoy being laid back, staying at home, drinking a few beers, watching football … or they can travel together, go to museums, catch a show or listen to music.”
When it comes to their bond, Reba and Rex have a very natural connection. “Their friendship and romance is very easy going,” the insider explained. “It never felt forced, which is why Reba fell for Rex.”
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A Story of Memory: Machine by Susan Steinberg
Most writers have, at some point, taken a deep breath and heeded the age-old advice: Take it one sentence at a time. It’s simple guidance—easy to follow, and ripe with metaphor.
Of course for readers this advice comes second nature. When the magic of the fictional dream is working, it’s impossible to pinpoint at which precise line a character earns our sympathy, or a landscape becomes fully visible in our minds. I am guilty, often, of reading paragraph by paragraph, sometimes scene by scene. When a novel nears a point of emotional intensity, I sometimes can’t help but flip forward to the point of resolution before then working backward and forcing myself to live longer in the tension.
Susan Steinberg’s debut novel Machine inspires no such desire and offers no such relief. It’s a book that demands to be read slowly, line by line, even clause by clause, like a poem. To read it any differently would be a sort of betrayal—and anyway, to skip ahead would bring you little sense of resolution, for in this novel, resolution is hardly the point. As with Steinberg’s previous book, Spectacle, form dictates every aspect of the reading experience: one is compelled to stop after every burst of prose and trace the routes Steinberg has mapped in invisible ink.
Machine is a story of memory, and one in particular: A local girl drowns one summer, and an unnamed narrator, a wealthy teenager whose family drives from the city to the shore every year, cannot stop herself from remembering it. The cast of characters is small. There is the narrator, her mother, her manipulative father, her troubled brother, and her brother’s menacing friend. There are “the girls” and “the guys,” privileged seasonal visitors like the narrator who gather on the dock and in the boathouse to party despite their parents’ feeble protests. There are the locals, who mostly hang out on the jetty and curse the out-of-towners. None of the people involved can (or will) say what exactly happened the night the local girl drowned. But the question of who is at fault spurs a nuanced exploration of privilege, power, guilt, and salvation.
The procedurals of the police investigation are largely relegated to the periphery. We learn that the girl who died was found in only her underwear. She was the only local girl in the bunch. The out-of-towner boys say the girl had gotten “too wild” that night, and claim she fell from the dock and drowned. The fathers of the boys will only say, in so many words, that whatever happened, the girl was asking for it. The mothers say little, except that they want to save their daughters, to keep them away from the docks where much of the summer’s partying takes place. The narrator cannot help but put herself in the dead girl’s place:
one night, we were on the dock, and there she was, holding a shoe in each hand; my father says she wasn’t bright; and she wasn’t, if you think of bright as top of your class; but if you think of bright, instead, as light; she was laughing out her words; something about some guys acting wild on the jetty; I could see her remember how wild they were; I could see her through the guys’ eyes, my father’s eyes; that night, I became her shadow, and she never even knew.
Through the girl, the narrator sees herself—her privilege, her fear, her indulgences, her compulsiveness, her complicity, and, of course, the gaze fixed upon her. Using both the incantatory “I” voice of the singular narrator and the sinister collective “we” voice of the girls, Steinberg builds a character who is at turns impulsive, violent, seductive, critical, reckless, regretful, and vulnerable. The slim novel cycles through memories of this teenager’s experiences on the shore. The times she sat at the bowling alley drinking beer with the employees, local boys who served her even though she was underage. (“This was because of how I looked; I didn’t care what the reason was; I was learning to work with what I had.”) Or the time she and the other girls witnessed the drowned girl’s violent bike crash on the boardwalk. Here, the narrator freezes the awkward, gory scene and, with equal parts fear and disgust‚ spotlights the girls’ collective lack of concern: “We’re not the saviors in this story; we would have let her die there.”
The narrator’s family life is fractured. She is pulled, by her mother, from private school in the city—an act meant to help her “build character.” But then when she’s caught sneaking on the roof of the public school to smoke with a boy, her mother gets furious and re-enrolls her in private school again. The narrator witnesses her father’s infidelity, a traumatic scene that she cannot stop reliving. She numbly chronicles her brother’s mental breakdown—what she calls his “short-circuiting.” There is little room in this story for wholesome family fun.
Machine is a 3D Magic Eye illustration of a novel: perplexing patterns begin to reveal a hidden image when you stare hard through the maze and slowly step away. Each chapter—some consisting of a single, pages-long block paragraph, others bursts of breathless prose connected by semicolons, as if part of the same long confession—spirals, pulses, and flickers around a memory, an idea, a confrontation. Each sentence crackles with careful suggestion; each and every statement of fact submits itself for subversion. “We tend not to swim at night,” the narrator says in the book’s opening paragraph. “No,” she corrects herself, “we tend not to swim at night with guys.” Later on, she recounts an uncomfortable conversation about the accident with her father and her brother: “I mean we’re talking about a girl who drowned. But we’re talking without any feeling. So I’m not yet feeling is what I’m saying.”
The narrator is simultaneously processing her trauma and modulating how she wants her memories received. “I think I prayed,” she admits, recounting a questionable memory of a time she rode a boardwalk ride with the girl who drowned. “I mean I know I prayed to someone; I mean I was saying something to someone, begging for something, believing in something else.”
The book doesn’t bring us to any definitive understanding of the tragic events in question. But we do begin to understand a little bit about that summer, a truth that is bound by necessity to remain incomplete:
this is a story about salvation; but that doesn’t mean this girl was saved; and it doesn’t mean that we were saved; or that anyone was, or ever would be; it only means that something, in this moment, needed saving
The narrator is trapped here, in the summer her family and her life fell apart. She is not particularly kind to herself in retrospect. This summer is one she must reckon with for the rest of her days.
“But how hard it is,” she muses, “to fully shed the fucked-up thing you’ve always been.”
Perhaps the most gripping thread in Machine is the complicated gendered violence that lurks throughout. The narrator likes to seem “terrifying” to the other girls, but to the guys, she likes to seem “small and weak.” When she seeks out her brother’s friend and lets him pin her to the grass, she immediately detaches, disassociates. “I often imagine a life just wandering around,” she says as soon as she is pinned. “I imagine living in boats or in trees or riding trains across the world.”
Her desire, in moments like these, is for weightlessness. To exist outside her body in a place that is hers and hers alone, a place where she can be both powerful and protected. “It was a secret I had, my mind going out to some too cold place, some too hot place,” the narrator reveals during a sexual encounter when she loses herself in the cosmos, orbiting planets in outer space. “I admit I got off on the secret.”
Clearly the entire social ecosystem of the shore is fraught, and Steinberg seems to suggest that everyone is complicit. “We were addicted to being scared,” the narrator admits in a rumination on her privilege. “We wanted so much that feeling of something coming to get us.”
It’s through deft maneuvers of language—sudden deflections, corrections, and subversions—that Steinberg lays bare the raw conflicts at the heart of Machine: desire and disgust; lust and fear; power and helplessness; youthful adventure and cold-eyed adult regret; physical violence and disembodied escape. The guys and the girls, the city and the shore. The book is difficult to categorize, even to summarize, because it raises complicated tensions and resists easy answers. Steinberg first presents truths, then corrects those truths, then qualifies for whom the truth applies. Then she splinters that truth with redirection and substitution, as if to say, No, you’re reading this all wrong. Look here, not here. Look at yourself, your own life, the images you yourself are bringing to the page.
Above all, Steinberg is interested in pointing out at every turn the fickle nature of memory, and thus of collective truth. Our memories are obfuscated, compromised, biased even by our own projections, the stories we want to craft ourselves to fill gaps that form naturally with time. By the end of Machine, one isn’t so interested in what exactly happened that night on the dock. A police report might solve the mystery of the girl’s death, but it wouldn’t help us understand it, the latent violence that led to it, why the guys and girls—the narrator, at least—will forever harbor an unshakable sense of guilt and shame.
“There’s no point in building her character here,” Steinberg’s narrator says at one point of the girl who drowned. “No point in building the perfect girl you always want; so here’s any girl holding her shoes; any girl looking like some kind of ghost.”
Sentence by surprising sentence, phrase by poetic phrase, Steinberg tells a kaleidoscope of a story—not just of a ghost, but of a haunting.


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How Much Do You Know About Cats
You might have a pet cat in your house, or maybe your friend or your relative has a pet cat, or maybe they don't. But, either way, do you really know anything about cats? Their breeds? Their behaviour? Their anatomy? Do you?
If you want to know, take this quiz, How Much Do You Kow About Cats, and find out how much you really know about your furry friends and if you are a true cat expert or not!!!!!!!
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|I planted some Freesias last winter, and they came up, and are blooming beautifully (despite having been totally flattened in a wind storm!). I have been pinching off the individual blooms as they die, to maintain the appearance of the plant, but there are green seed-pod looking things below at the bases of the flowers as well. Should these be removed, or should I leave them and just let the whole plant die back? Also, the bag that the bulbs came in indicates two blooming season; one in early spring and one in late summer. Does this mean that the Freesias will bloom again later this year, or does this indicate different blooming times depending when they are planted (the bag only shows one planting season, in fall)?
Freesias bloom in the spring if planted outdoors in the fall, or they'll bloom indoors in the fall if planted in the spring. In your gardening region they will bloom in the spring if you leave the corms in the ground all year around. When your Freesias have finished blooming the foliage will die down. The bulbs need a period of rest before they will be able to perform again.
Stop watering when foliage begins to yellow. When plants sprout again, you can resume regular watering. It sounds as though you are removing spent flower petals rather than the entire spent flower - the pods are where seeds will form and they're actually a part of the original flower. You can continue to pull off spent flowers, or you can wait until all the flowers on the stem fade and then cut the entire stem off. Some gardeners leave the spent flowers alone so that seeds will develop, drop to the soil and germinate. Freesias are some of the most delightfully fragrant spring flowers around!


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Trooper David Jones
Kentucky State Police
Post 6, Dry Ridge
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Union Man Killed on KY 36
Date of News Release: 12/16/2012
(Dry Ridge, KY) – The Dry Ridge Post of the Kentucky State Police are investigating an fatal collision that occurred on Ky 36 at the 3000 block. At 2000 hours (8:00 p.m.) Shelia Ray (36) of Williamstown was operating a 2001 Dodge pickup truck traveling east bound. She struck William Bowling (53) of Union Ky, who was walking on the travel portion of the roadway. Sheila Ray was unable to avoid sticking Mr. Bowling due to oncoming traffic. Mr. Bowling was transported to University of Cincinnati Hospital by helicopter where he was pronounced deceased at 0345 hours (3:45 a.m.) this morning. Shelia Ray was not under the influence of any alcohol at the time of the collision. The collision remains under investigation by Trooper Darren Kinman.


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Brookline Washington Square, Minutes to Boston Via Green Line, Parking
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- Pets allowed:Yes
- Wheel chair accessible:No
***BOOK YOUR SUMMER AND FALL TRAVEL EARLY.***Located in the heart of Brookline's Washington Square, just minutes to public transportation, downtown Boston, sightseeing, & major restaurants. Just minutes from Boston College, Boston University, and many other Boston educational institutions. This is an ideal place to stay for college graduations, holiday travel, visiting a new baby, using Boston hospitals, visiting college students, business, or pleasure!
Kick of your shoes after a day of sightseeing and relax on your private deck sipping a tall cool glass of lemonade or favorite beverage. Have your choice of eating at one of the fine dining or casual area restaurants, or prepare your favorite meal in your fully equipped granite and stainless kitchen.
The unit can accomodate 4-6 for sleeping with an oversized master bedroom, attached sitting area, and an additional bedroom off the fireplaced living room.
Keywords: furnished, condominium, downtown, Boston, transportation, hospitals, shopping, restaurants, marathon, graduation
- Vacation Rental
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
- Children Welcome
- Non Smoking Only
- Pets Considered
- 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6, Beds for 4-6
- Master Bedroom
- 1 queen, 1 sleep sofa /futon
- (trundle bed)
- 2 twin/ single
- 1.0 Bathrooms
- Bathroom 1
Kitchen & Dining
- Cooking Utensils
- Washing Machine
- Clothes Dryer
- Air Conditioning
- Linens Provided
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- Wireless Internet
- Deck / Patio
- Outdoor Grill
- Health/Beauty Spa
- Live Theater
- Sight Seeing
- Fitness Center
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Our family stayed here and it was just like being at home. Bob, Ginny and their assistant Kathy had great tips about the neighborhood and sights to see in Boston. We took advantage of the "T" for transportation. There is a market and great restaurants nearby. From this location you can literally access all of Boston, we visited the Freedom Trail, North End, and Harvard. Probably the best time of all was the tour of Fenway Park and sitting on the monster wall. We truly enjoyed our stay here and will book again to visit our daughter who just moved to the area for grad school.
- Guest michele
- Date of stay 08/08/11
- Review Submitted 08/24/11
Recommended for: Sightseeing, tourists without a car, girls getaway, families with young children, romantic getaway, age 55+, families with teenagers.
This condo was terrific! It met all of our needs, was very clean and comfortable, and accessibile to public transport and local shopping and restaurants.
- Guest Donna
- Date of stay 03/28/11
- Review Submitted 04/11/11
Recommended for: Sightseeing, tourists without a car, families with young children.
I enjoyed staying here very much. The apartment is spacious and beutifully maintained. Bob & Ginny were excellent to work with. I highly recommend this apartment.
- Guest Kathy
- Date of stay 03/26/11
- Review Submitted 03/29/11
Recommended for: Sightseeing, tourists without a car, girls getaway, families with young children, pet owners, age 55+, families with teenagers.
$400/night(2 night minimum) $2,400/Week $3,900/Month *Rates are based on season
Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.
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Call the owner directly to confirm reservation details and pay with an approved method (credit card, check, or bank transfer), to protect your payment up to $1,000.
Year Purchased: 2005
About the owner: Bob is a real estate consultant and Ginny is a registered nurse working in the Boston medical area. We're Boston natives and moved to Brookline so we could take advantage of access to downtown Boston, restaurants and entertainment. We live in Brookline so ask us for a testimonial
Why the Owner Chose Brookline:
We bought 15 Garrison Rd in 2005 due to the convenient access to 'the city', and all it has to offer from fine dining, to sports and cultural events.
The Unique Benefits at this Condo:
Private balcony, fireplaced living room with 10 ft ceilings, quiet location while close to the action.
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