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More than a half-century after he was cured of childhood cancer, Dwight Tosh still shows up for appointments at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
But instead of the chemotherapy and radiation he experienced as a boy, these appointments involve tasks like climbing onto a treadmill and enduring a rigorous workout.
“They’re pretty tough on me over there…,” Tosh said, “but I try to hold my own with them, I can tell you.”
Back in 1962, Tosh became St. Jude patient No. 17 when he underwent treatment for Hodgkin lymphoma in the brand-new hospital. Today, he’s among thousands of childhood cancer survivors taking part in St. Jude LIFE, a one-of-a-kind research study that brings former patients back to St. Jude for regular health screenings throughout their adult lives.
A primary goal is to identify and track the long-term effects of cancer and its treatment — the toll from radiation and toxic chemotherapy drugs — to help survivors enjoy longer, healthier lives.
“The key word in St. Jude LIFE is ‘life.’ What we’ve realized is that we need to be committed to our survivors across their lifespan,” said Greg Armstrong, M.D., a St. Jude faculty member who is co-leader of the Cancer Control and Survivorship Program.
“It’s not enough to cure. We want to cure and return children and adults back into the real world into their lives full-up.”
Dr. Armstrong and Tosh discussed the LIFE program and other subjects during a recent presentation of the St. Jude Insider Spotlight Series.
The LIFE initiative is one of two major studies of pediatric cancer survivors coordinated and administered by St. Jude. The other is the Childhood Cancer Survivor Study, a national effort involving 38,000 people, many of whom were not St. Jude patients.
The LIFE study is for former St. Jude patients who have survived cancer at least five years and were diagnosed between 1962 and 2012. About 9,000 former patients are eligible.
Although it draws from a smaller population than the CCSS, the LIFE study in many ways is more rigorous, Dr. Armstrong said. The national study is conducted through surveys, while LIFE participants return to the St. Jude campus to undergo extensive health screenings and exams.
“We don’t just ask, ‘Have you been told by your doctor you’ve had heart disease?’ We do an echocardiogram, and an EKG….,” he said. “St. Jude LIFE is like a precision tool for understanding the long-term health effects of survivors.”
During their initial visits, participants undergo a baseline health screening that can take several days. They return every three to five years for follow-ups. In addition to taking scans of organs, physicians put participants through exercise testing.
To make it feasible for participants to show up, St. Jude covers all their travel costs and even compensates them for lost work time.
The testing can help survivors gain more control over their health and provide for early detection of secondary cancers resulting from their treatment.
For researchers and specialists, the study has been especially fruitful. By tracking the progressive damage caused by cranial radiation, anesthesia and other procedures, they’ve learned how to modify therapies to make them safer and more effective for current patients.
“The long-term follow-up has completely shaped how we treat patients on the front end,” Dr. Armstrong said.
Participants like Tosh are particularly important, he said, because they represent the first generation of childhood cancer survivors. Previously, pediatric cancer had been a veritable death sentence.
Tosh, for his part, is grateful for the chance to participate. He hopes the information gleaned from studies of his case helps other children survive and thrive.
“No matter what I’m doing, I will stop when I get that call from St. Jude because I’m going to go, and I’m going to participate. I’m going to do what I can to help.”

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Fresh spinach, roasted red peppers, ricotta cheese and a touch of Parmesan together make a fantastic filling for tender turkey roulades – rolled-up breast escalopes. Braised in stock and vermouth, and served with asparagus, this makes an elegant, attractive dish for a special occasion meal.
For turkey roulades with braised peppers, make the stuffing as above but without the red peppers. Heat 2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil in a frying pan or sautépan and brown the roulades all over. Remove from the pan and set aside. Add 1 large red pepper and 1 large yellow pepper, both seeded and thickly sliced, to the pan and cook for 4–5 minutes or until beginning to soften. Add 6 garlic cloves, peeled and left whole, and 1 red onion, cut into wedges, and soften for 2 minutes. Add 2 plum tomatoes, each cut into 6 wedges, 1 tbsp chopped fresh rosemary and 12 pitted black olives and stir well to mix with the peppers and onion. Put the roulades on top of the vegetables and pour over 90 ml (3 fl oz) chicken stock or white wine. Cover and simmer for 20 minutes, turning the roulades once. Remove the cocktail sticks and cut each roulade in half diagonally. Serve on top of the braised peppers.
Compared with most other cheeses, ricotta is relatively low in fat. It is a good source of protein, calcium, and vitamins B2 and B12. Mixing bland ricotta with a little Parmesan cheese is a good way to add flavour without increasing the fat too much. * Asparagus is a rich source of many of the B vitamins, especially folate. New research suggests that folate may have a role in helping to protect against heart disease.
A, B6, B12, C, folate, niacin * B2, calcium, copper, iron, potassium, zinc * B1, E
I loved the recipe, but I will have to find another way to cook the turkey as I found it to be a little dry. It was a good and sneaky way to get some veg into my fussy children - 08 May 2012

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Rep. Haley Stevens (D-MI), Rep. Jim Baird (R-IN), Rep. Don Beyer (D-VA), and Rep. Young Kim (R-CA) introduced the Data Science and Literacy Act in the House of Representatives February 14, following advocacy by the ASA and its members that formally kicked off at the Joint Statistical Meetings. The sponsors spoke passionately about the need for great data literacy in a statement:
“The Data Science and Literacy Act will equip educational institutions with the tools they need to teach students of all ages and across all regions of the country the skills needed to get good-paying jobs and help our nation win the future. I will always support opportunities for students to access a quality education and achieve their dream.”
“We live in a world full of data—from the logistics information collected to streamline supply chain operations, to the tracking done by the public health industry to halt the spread of diseases, to the data collected by our smartphones about our everyday lives. As the use of data to optimize operations across industries increases, so does the demand for data literacy in America’s workforce.”
“As world leaders in technological advancement, it’s essential that we create programs that increase access to data science and literacy education so students from an early age can earn a well-rounded STEM education. Improved access to these tools is essential for building tomorrow’s workforce …”
The ASA was one of 18 organizations endorsing the bill at its introduction, and 2022 ASA President Katherine B. Ensor was also quoted in Stevens’ press release:
The Data Science and Literacy Act of 2023, the drafting of which was led by then-ASA Science Policy Fellow Ed Wu, supports a voluntary program at the Department of Education through which educational entities (pre-K–12 and two- and four-year colleges) can apply for funding to increase access to data science and literacy education. The bill would authorize $10 million annually for this program. Eligible entities such as states, local educational agencies, tribal schools, and institutions of higher education can use grant funding to do the following:
- Ensure access to data science, data literacy, and statistics education for all students served by the eligible entity
- Promote data science, data literacy, and statistics through professional development for teachers and developing learning material
- Expand access to STEM classes, using data science and literacy as a catalyst for increased interest in STEM more broadly
- Address equity gaps in access to STEM courses
“It’s essential all children leave high school able to live and work in a data-driven world,” said Donna LaLonde, ASA associate executive director, in the ASA press release that also highlighted the ASA’s guidance for pre-K–12 statistical education: Guidelines for Assessment and Instruction in Statistics Education (GAISE) and the 2022 Joint ASA-National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Position Statement on Preparing PK–12 Teachers of Statistics and Data Science.
The ASA press release also supported the case for the bill and greater data literacy. Data-driven roles such as data scientist and statistician are among the fastest-growing positions in the United States, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ top 10 fastest-growing occupation projections, which have included statisticians continuously since the 2014–2024 projection. The 2021–2031 projection estimates a 33 percent increase in employment for statisticians and—for the second consecutive time—includes the closely related occupation data scientist in the top 10 list.
In addition, the press release noted the ASA’s documentation of the rapid growth of the number of bachelor’s and master’s degrees in statistics—a six-fold increase for the former and 2.5 for the latter—and related fields awarded annually and the number of universities granting those degrees.
ASA staff and collaborators are seeking bipartisan introduction in the Senate.
Help Build Support for the Bill
While the bill’s introduction in the House is exciting, it’s a first step in the ASA’s work to promote greater statistical and data literacy. Besides having a companion bill in the Senate, the more representatives and senators who are aware of the importance of such literacy for our country and for providing access to 21st-century jobs, the better. Your outreach is critical to building awareness and securing more support for the bill, which improves its chances of influence and enactment. Here are ways to help:
- Urge your organization/employer to show their support for the bill by signing the letter organized by Data Science 4 Everyone. (Ignore this request if you work for a federal, state, or local government or other ineligible organization.) We’d especially welcome organizations with a multi-state presence.
- Voice your support for the bill as an individual by signing the same Data Science 4 Everyone letter.
- Sign up to participate in an upcoming ASA Virtual Advocacy Day to urge your US representative(s) and senators to support the Data Science and Literacy Act.
- Share news of the bill with your networks.


WE HAVE A GREAT LINEUP AGAIN THIS YEAR, WITH OVER 60 ARTISTS, VENDORS,
COMMUNITY BOOTHS, NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES, AND FOOD TRUCK FAVORITES
The Feast of Lanterns is a historic festival based on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Its earliest incarnations in the late 1800s were of small gatherings and decorated front porches in nearby neighborhoods like Woodruff Place. By 1909 these neighborhood events had morphed in to a single, larger festival that took place in Spades Park. Neighbors came out to hang paper lanterns—lit first by candles and later by electric lights. The park, historic bandstand, and numerous bridges were illuminated by the colorful lantern lights. Nearby homes would participate by decorating their porches. As time passed—through World War I, the Roaring 20s, and Prohibition—the event continued to be celebrated. But by the 1940s the event was held only sporadically and eventually not at all.
In the early 2000s local neighbors from Windsor Park and Springdale were looking to begin an outdoor music festival and re-discovered the historic Feast of Lanterns festival. The theme of colorful lanterns lit throughout the park was incorporated with local music, craft vendors, and neighborhood booths. Eventually the event was hosted by Near Eastside Community Organization (NESCO) for more than a decade. In 2015, NESCO announced they would not be hosting Feast as part of their efforts to reorganize and refocus as an organization. This year’s Feast of Lanterns, hosted by Lanterns Foundation, brings a refocus on the origins of the event, local neighbors and neighborhoods working together to not only put on a festival but also to build community.
PARKING & TRAILS
10th Street coming east from College is closed at the I65 underpass. Please plan accordingly.
Alternative routes can be found from 16th Street, Rural, and 10th Street east of Dorman.
Nowland Avenue will be closed from Windsor Street to Tecumseh from Noon to Midnight on the day of the event.
Free parking is available at Teacher’s Treasures or the Circle City Industrial Complex
where you can take the Pogue’s Run Trail from there to Spades Park.
Otherwise, please obey all traffic and parking laws.


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Country music is ever-changing and there are always new stars emerging, but one of its most appealing features to many fans is that careers are often not fleeting in the genre. In country music, stars are able to have decade-long careers and adapt to changes in the music and have fans remain loyal whereas in other genres it seems a lot of stars are only big for a year or so before being forgotten. The ’90s were a great time in country music, and a lot of women in country music made waves, and while some stuck around, for some reason or another there are many we have already forgotten about. Check out 13 of the biggest female country music stars from the ’90s and where they are now!
13. Suzy Boggus
Suzy Bogguss was living in the spotlight in the ’90s. During the decade she had six songs become top ten hits and three albums achieve gold status, and it all kicked off with the release of her third studio album Aces which went platinum in 1991. Her hit “Hey Cinderella” from her album Voices in the Wind became one of the ’90s biggest girl power anthems in country music, but in the mid-90s she already detracted herself from the whirlwind of fame to focus on her family. By the end of the ’90s, things were starting to fall apart for Bogguss after her seventh and eighth albums performed so poorly in sales that she was released from her record label, Capitol. In 2001, the singer founded her own label, Loyal Duchess Records, and has continued to make music, and in 2016 she honored the 25 year anniversary of the release of her biggest album, Aces with the release of a re-imagined and re-recorded version of the album called Aces Redux. As she has continued to make and release music, Bogguss hasn’t been able to recapture the mainstream success she found in the ’90s.
12. Mary Chapin Carpenter
Mary Chapin Carpenter’s success began in the late ’80s when after years of singing in bars she was finally signed to Columbia Records. Following her signing, her 1992 album Come On Come On became her most successful album to date as it went quadruple platinum. If that wasn’t big enough the ’90s proved to be Carpenter’s time when she won four consecutive Grammy awards for Best Female Country Vocal Performance from 1992 to 1995! In 2001, after a five-year break from releasing new music, Carpenter released the album Time*Sex*Love and its departure from country marked her departure from country music stardom. Now, Carpenter still releases music but it is still much less country as she explores other genres. In 2013, she announced she would be releasing her debut orchestral recording. She released an album in 2018 and another in 2020, titled The Dirt and the Stars.
11. Iris DeMent
Iris DeMent was one of the biggest female artists of the decade with her 1996 single “Letter to Mom.” The song about sending power to victims of sexual abuse was way ahead of its time, and it became one of the genre’s most powerful anthems. Despite her success at the time, it failed to follow through her whole career and DeMent has fallen off the radar of many country music fans. In 2015, DeMent released her most recent album, The Trackless Woods, and her style has evolved from strictly country, so it isn’t surprising she isn’t remembered or known by many of today’s country music fans.
10. Patty Loveless
Patty Loveless first broke into the country music scene in 1986 with the release of her first self-titled album. From there she ruled the ’90s with her albums Honky Tonk Angel, On Down the Line, and more plus a greatest hits album! Despite her hits, Loveless began to worry about her career not taking off the same when compared to Reba McEntire, Trisha Yearwood and Wynonna Judd, and her manager worked to get her out of her contract with MCA records. Then, in 1992 Loveless had to undergo throat surgery, which left her with a different, deeper voice. By the early 2000s, her momentum had slowed and Loveless made the decision to cut herself out of traditional and mainstream country and made a completely bluegrass album. Now, Loveless no longer performs on a regular basis and has only made special appearances as she focuses on her family in Dallas, Georgia and enjoys her retirement.
9. Kelly Willis
Kelly Willis really was a woman of the ’90s as her debut album with MCA Records was released in 1990. Her song “Little Honey” was featured in 1991’s Thelma and Louise, and things were looking up, but much like Patty Loveless, she felt that MCA wasn’t doing enough to promote her and her music. Now, what country fans do remember of Willis’ career is her 1999 song album “What I Deserve” which was heavily covered because it was about her tumultuous history with MCA. The 2000s brought a slow-down to her career, and now she is not often heard from. Willis has welcomed son Deral Otis, 17, Abigail and Benjamin, 15, and Joseph, 12, but it seems she is back to focusing on music as 2018 will bring her first solo record in 11 years after releasing two albums with her now ex-husband, singer-songwriter Bruce Robison.
8. Kathy Mattea
Although Kathy Mattea’s career began in the ’80s, her breakthrough didn’t come until late in the decade and the ’90s brought her greatest hits album and several more top ten hits including “Walking Away a Winner.” In the early 2000s Mattea took time off to care for her ailing father, and when she returned she changed her sound, moving more into a contemporary Celtic sound than country. She released an album in 2014 of mostly bluegrass and coal-mining themed songs called “Calling Me Home.” Her most recent album was in 2018 when she released another album called “Pretty Bird.”
It took a long time for SHeDAISY to get their music out after starting as The Osborn Sisters and signing to RCA records in 1989. After their album with RCA got scrapped they signed to Lyric Street Records as SHeDAISY and in 1999 released their debut album The Whole SHeBang. They shot to stardom with singles such as “Little Good-Byes,” “This Woman Needs,” and “I Will…But;” however, they quickly slipped away. Although they continued to make music, they never reached the success of their first album again, and were quickly eclipsed by other country music stars. They have released five studio albums, but seem to have gone dormant as of 2011. Kristyn Robyn Osborn, Kelsi Marie Osborn and Kassidy Lorraine Osborne are all now in their mid-fifties.
6. Pam Tillis
Back in the early ’90s, Pam Tillis hit it huge with five singles off of her album Put Yourself in My Place; however, her only one to reach No.1 was 1995’s “Mi Vida Loca (My Crazy Life).” Tillis rapidly fell from the spotlight and her last album with Arista Records in 2001 only charted one song which then only reached 22. In the early 2000s, she signed to Sony Music/Epic Records and one of her most recent releases was 2012’s Recollection which featured 14 of her songs from her Arista days re-recorded. For many years Tillis, now 65-years-old, laid low in her Nashville home, however she released her fourteeth studio album, Looking for a Feeling, in 2020.
5. Chely Wright
Chely Wright burst on to the music scene after her debut album in 1994 which garnered her the ACM Award for Top New Female Vocalist in 1995. She is best known for her tracks “Shut Up and Drive” and “Single White Female,” and although she was huge in the ’90s, her music career has fallen by the wayside now. She made headlines again when in May 2010 she became one of the first major country stars to publicly come out as a lesbian. In 2014 she launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund her eighth studio album and fans supported her so much it became the most successful campaign in country music. It raised enough to record and promote a new album and to produce a music video which were released in 2016 under the title I Am the Rain. In 2011, a documentary filmed over three years about her coming out entitled Wish Me Away was also released.
4. Jo Dee Messina
In 1996, Jo Dee Messina entered country music with her self-titled debut album which included the single “Heads Carolina, Tails California.” Her second album in 1998 also produced three No.1 singles; however, as she continued to release music through the early 2000s, and after only minor hits and singles that failed to chart, her career faltered which included a rehab stint in 2004. In 2012 she appeared on Real Housewives of Atlanta, working with the show’s cast member Kandi Burruss on writing a song as Burruss tried to start a country music career. In 2013 she also created a Kickstarter campaign and released the full album Me in 2014 and she began working on her EP “Masquerade” but her plans for release got derailed after she was diagnosed with cancer in 2017. She never specified the cancer, but after treatments she began touring again in 2018.
3. Mindy McCready
Mindy McCready’s story is one of the most tragic in the country music industry as her troubled personal life soon eclipsed her professional success. Her first few albums created many high-charting singles; however, her 1999 album “I’m Not So Tough” was deemed a failure and she was dropped from her record label. She then signed to Capitol and after disappointing sales from her first album with them, they also dropped her. Quickly her personal life was making the headlines which included her appearance on Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew in 2009 for her battle with substance addiction. After a serious domestic violence incident in 2005, McCready attempted suicide and after recovering and getting back together with her abusive boyfriend she attempted suicide again while pregnant with their child. After a couple more attempts, her second son’s father, David Wilson, was found dead in January 2013 of suicide and one month later on February 17, 2013, at the age of 37, McCready was found dead on her front porch of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, in the same place Wilson was found. Given her personal state, both of her sons had been in foster care for some time before her death.
2. Lorrie Morgan
1990 saw Lorrie Morgan’s first No.1 single with “Five Minutes,” and her second album “Something in Red” was released in 1991 and went platinum. The 90s were huge for the country star with many singles, accolades and a high-profile romantic life, but her last number one single “I Didn’t Know My Own Strength” was released in 1995. Although she continued making records and releasing singles, the same success did not follow. In 2008 she filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, and released her 15th studio album Come See Me and Come Lonely in 2017 with Pam Tillis. Morgan has now been married six times at the age of 63, and her most recent wedding was in September 2010 to businessman Randy White.
1. Deana Carter
Deana Carter’s big break came in 1996 with her debut album Did I Shave My Legs For This? and her debut single “Strawberry Wine” is still a well known country classic. She gained further attention after singing on the soundtrack to the 1997 animated film Anastasia with the song “Once Upon a December.” When her second album Everything’s Gonna Be Alright didn’t do as well as her first, things started to slip a little which created several year gaps in which she didn’t release any new music. After releasing her 2007 album, Carter took time off from music in order to spend time with her son, and was recognized for co-writing Kenny Chesney’s 2010 single “You and Tequila.” In 2013 she formed her own record label dubbed Little Nugget Records, and in December of that year released her seventh studio album Southern Way of Life, but at 50, has not released any music since.

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In her first collection of short stories, Beth Goldner looks at loss-of love, of health, of life-through the lives of ordinary women in extraordinary circumstances . The women of Wake are suffering-or have suffered-a profound loss, loss that has left them seeking renewal or perhaps just escape. Sometimes they long for a husband, a baby, a trinket, sometimes for something far more elusive. In the title story, two sisters are slowly losing their parents to mental illness. In Cardiff-by-the-Sea, a man who lost his sight in Vietnam is reborn through a new relationship with a daughter he didn't know he had. In Plan B, a woman loses her husband to an affair with a much younger woman-and loses her grip on sanity at the same time. In Outcomes, we meet a hospice worker who steals an inconsequential token from the patients she watches die, her own strange, unethical, but intimate ritual to the life cycle. This bravura performance from a fresh literary voice, bringing together a diversity of characters in various stages of life, will touch and surprise readers as it reveals some of life's smallest but most rewarding possibilities.
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Economists have warned the government against postponing the increase in tax rates and rationalisation of subsidies despite calls from both sides of the political divide to defer their implementation.
Chong Yoong Wen, an economist with think-tank Bait al-Amanah, said businesses have already incurred “menu costs” – the cost incurred of price adjustments – following an increase in the sales and service tax (SST) rate which took effect on March 1.
Any deferment of the new rates would result in businesses having to incur additional costs to readjust their prices again in future, he said.
Postponing the implementation of the new tax could affect consumers as the cost incurred in multiple price adjustments may be passed down to consumers, he said.
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Zajdel Records remix of LA Space Program's "Anywhere That You Wanna Go"
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This Day In History: 1921-02-03
At the annual meeting of the John P. From Post of the American Legion a Committee was formed to confer with Township officials about the permanent memorial for those who died in the war. Elmer J. Snow, Frank R. Whelan, J. J. Salling, Harry Marie and Walter H. Griffin were chosen.
Charles E. Ellis was named Post Commander, Mr. Whelan Vice Commander, Clarence R. Smith, Adjudant; Thomas P. Sergeant, Treasurer, J. J. Calling, Employment Officer, E. B. Hill Athletic Officer and Aloise Golly, Sergeant at arms. Chairmen of standing committees were Frank B. Scherer, Post Activities, Americanization, Robert B. Smith, Finance, Elmer J. Snow.
A smoker and a dance were announced but do not seem to have ever taken place.

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Former Georgia wide reciever A.J. Green said he thinks that Jacob Eason will be the starter for the Bulldogs.
Georgia’s freshman quarterback Jacob Eason shined in his debut, completing 8-of-his-12 attempts for 131 yards and a touchdown.
Which freshman quarterback will make an immediate impact: Shane Buechele or Jacob Eason? Comment below to let us know.

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ARSENAL: Szczesny, Debuchy, Koscielny, Chambers, Gibbs, Arteta, Wilshere, Ramsey, Alexis, Cazorla, Sanogo
Subs: Martinez, Monreal, Flamini, Campbell, Rosicky, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Giroud
MANCHESTER CITY: Caballero, Clichy, Boyata, Nastasic, Kolarov, Navas, Fernando, Toure (C), Nasri, Jovetic, Dzeko
Subs: Hart, Richards, Rekik, Milner, Zuculini, Silva, Sinclair.
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FA Cup holders Arsenal face Premier League Champions Manchester City in the final match before the start of the new Premier League season.
The two clubs, both expected title challengers for the upcoming season, last faced each other in a 1-1 draw at the Emirates stadium.
Both sides have strengthened in an active transfer window, with the likes of Alexis Sanchez and Fernando set to grace English football for the first time.
Both sides are missing key players, with World Cup winners Per Mertesacker, Mesut Ozil, Lukas Podolski and others set to miss out for the Gunners, whilst captain Kompany, midfield maestro Fernandinho and star striker Sergio Aguero are all missing for the title winners.
Both sides have raided the Premier League for players, with Mathieu Debuchy and Calum Chambers joining Arsenal from Newcastle and Southampton respectively. City, however, have signed Arsenal fans favourite Bacary Sagna on a free transfer, whilst acquiring Chelsea legend Frank Lampard on a short term loan from New York City FC, but the pair will not feature at Wembley.
This will be a third trip in 4 months to the home of football for Arsenal, whilst City return to Wembley for the first time since their defeat to Wigan in the 2013 FA cup final.
Arsenal talisman Alexis Sanchez returns to the 90,000 capacity stadium for the first time since his brace helped secure Chile a glorious 2-0 friendly win over England a few months ago. Joe Hart and James Milner of City were in the England squad that day, as were Jack Wilshere and Kieran Gibbs of Arsenal.
The game looks set to be a slow starter, with many main men missing for both sides, on top of World Cup fatigue.
Arsenal striker Olivier Giroud will not start due to a lack of match fitness, according to Arsene Wenger. All the aforementioned names set to miss out for both teams will not feature. Alvaro Negredo and Theo Walcott are long term absentees.
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Samsung is gearing up to present the new Galaxy M series. Rumors have it that the Galaxy M10 and Galaxy M20 phones might go formal as soon as January 2019. These phones are coming to be aggressively offered to take on the budget smartphones from Chinese brands. The South Korean manufacturer is In addition gossiped to be working Galaxy M30 that could hit the market a bit later whenever the launch of M10 and M20 models. All About Samsung has shared concept renders of the next Galaxy M20 based on the recent leaks surrounding it.
The below appeared concept renders shared by All About Samsung is based on the recent leaks surrounding the design of the Galaxy M20. As appeared in the renders, it will be the first device from the manufacturer to come equipped with Infinity-U panel design which resembles with the waterdrop notch screen design seen on the recently unveiled phones from Chinese brands.
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Salt is essential for human life, and saltiness is one of the five basic human taste sensations. It is one of the oldest and most ubiquitous food seasonings as table salt, rock salt or sea salt. And salting is an important method of food preservation.
It is essential to health.
Table salt is more processed than rock or sea salt, and generally cheaper to buy. It can often contain additives and chemicals that you won’t find in unrefined, naturally evaporated or mined salt. As with other refined foods, table salt is also stripped of a lot of its nutritional value. This meaqns what was natural, becomes nutrient poor especially in comparison to rock and sea salt.
The latter have a stronger flavour and satisfying, crunchy texture makes them much better for cooking.
The coarseness of sea or rock salt isn’t always suitable for eating. You can crush or grind it to the desired consistency with your fingers or a salt grinder. Where salt is added after cooking (like chips or fries) crushing or grinding may be preferred. When cooking, it makes little difference as the salt dissolves with minimal contact to cooking liquid or juices.
Btw, when buying it, don’t worry if it’s clumpy, this means it has no anti-caking agents = good.
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Planet earth as we know it today didn’t look the same millions of years ago. Seas have dried up and are now covered with rock and soil. Salt is mined all over (or under) the earth. Known mines have enough rock salt to supply man’s needs for many centuries.
The common name for rock salt is the mineral name halite. It is nearly pure sodium chloride. The mined salt is crushed down, packaged and sent to other companies. Those who manufacture table salt grind the rock salt down even further. Refining takes place to remove other minerals or substances deposited in the salt bed as it naturally formed.
In its most common definition, table salt is refined rock salt. If iodine is added, it is iodized salt. Table salt is mined from salt deposits under the ground, remnants of often vast areas of sea that are long gone. The mined deposits are washed with water to dissolve the salt, forming a salt solution which is then evaporated to form crystals. The mined salt is then processed to purify and strip it of all other minerals and contaminants. It is then supplemented with anti-caking agents (which can occasionally be tasted), such as sodium aluminosilicate, silicon dioxide, and magnesium carbonate.
Table salt is usually about 98% sodium chloride, with about 2% by weight of an anti-caking agent. Table salt may be iodized; in which case another product, potassium iodide (or another iodine source) is added. Table salt tends to be a little denser from the evaporation method used.
Although a mixture of many naturally occurring salts, sea salt is mostly sodium chloride (just like table salt). It is sourced from existing bodies of seawater. The sea water is evaporated and extracted either by open-air natural sun evaporation (for more expensive sea salt) or by a quicker vacuum evaporation process, giving it a flakier crystalline texture you can crush with your fingers.
Sea salt can be either unrefined or refined. The unrefined sea salt is unwashed and therefore may appear grey in colour from sediment and clay impurities. Unrefined sea salt is coated in trace minerals, algae, and even marine bacteria that can tolerate high levels of salt. All these may contribute to a more complex flavour.
Refined sea salt is washed and purified into a salt that is just like table salt. However it generally doesn’t have additives or anti-caking agents added, remaining neutral and as pure a nature allows.
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Kosher Salt can be sea salt or rock salt and takes its name from its use in the kosher-ing process. No preservatives are added and can be derived from either seawater or underground sources.
Himalayan salt is rock salt or halite from the Punjab region of Pakistan. The foothills of the Salt Range are located 190 miles (310 km) from the Himalayas. Himalayan salt is predominantly sodium chloride (95-98%), contaminated with 2–3% polyhalite and small amounts of other minerals. The pink colour is due to the presence of iron oxide. It doesn’t have any additional health benefits.

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It's not a mouse, but you had me clutching my stomach
*coughphotoshopcough* at least, i think so. it looks too good to be true
but...aww! its cute!...in a weird way...but still...!!!
the face is hilarious. and so true, sometimes i just feel like that; I HATE EVERYTHING... but it looks kinda funny on such a fluffy, cute kitty face
rofl shes/hes so cute
i like his eyes, and he/she looks asian
thats so cute because its fuzzy
Dam mouse scared me!
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In just a few more days we will celebrate the birth of our Lord. What a time of joy—it is not happy holidays or season’s greetings, it is Merry Christmas and my heart dances as we celebrate the holy gift—I love it! Over the years traditions have developed and are anticipated and enjoyed. For me, one special tradition is to find a quiet time to read again The Birth by Gene Edwards. It is a wonderful tale involving all the participants we read of in scripture but presented from the personal perspective of each. I know it is fiction but the base is sound and there is much to be gleaned from this work.
Have you ever thought about what it must have been like for Mary? Here is a young girl alone when an angel appears to her and tells her she is the prophesied chosen one—the virgin who will be with child by the Holy Spirit. What was her response? She declared herself a servant of the Lord, and asked that the words to her be fulfilled. Without hesitation or permission from anyone, she said yes.
Now the angel is gone and the struggle for faith begins. She was a virgin, don’t you know she wondered if anyone would believe her? What would her betrothed, Joseph, say? Did this really happen, or was it a dream? That was God’s messenger, wasn’t it?
The angel had also told her that her cousin Elizabeth, who was too old to have a baby, was pregnant. Having this information about Elizabeth looks to me like a gift from God. If Elizabeth really was pregnant, another was experiencing the miraculous. It would be confirmation that God was moving. Mary had to see her.
Mary said yes to God and God honored her. Somehow she was able to go to Judea and stay for three months until John was born. Have you ever wondered how she managed that one? She was a young girl and it was a long trip. It does not say that anyone went with her. Women had very little freedom and girls even less. Wonder what her parents thought, or said or did. Not only that, but she was engaged to Joseph, did he object? My guess is that she convinced them that Elizabeth was going to need help for these last months and she was the logical one to do it. Whatever, God somehow made the way and she went!
The reward of confirmation greeted Mary when she arrived in Judea. When Elizabeth heard her voice the baby in her womb leaped and Elizabeth proclaimed,
42In a loud voice she exclaimed: “Blessed are you among women, and blessed is the child you will bear! 43But why am I so favored, that the mother of my Lord should come to me? 44 As soon as the sound of your greeting reached my ears, the baby in my womb leaped for joy.45Blessed is she who has believed that the Lord would fulfill his promises to her!”
Elizabeth KNEW!! Her baby KNEW! It was true, she was no longer alone with the knowledge of God’s plan. Mary raises her voice in praise of God glorifying His name in what is now known as the Magnificat. The angel had spoken, now Elizabeth confirmed—in the mouth of two or three witnesses shall a matter be established.
When God speaks, He confirms through seemingly impossible circumstances. When we say “yes” to a word that is really from God, He’s there with us all the way. But holding on to faith on a daily basis could not have been easy for Mary.
Three months have passed. John has been born and his father Zechariah has prophesied the coming redeemer, but it is time to return to Nazareth. There is no longer any doubt. Mary is pregnant. With Elizabeth she has been honored and confirmed but now she has to go home. It is unlikely that she had told her parents or Joseph. What will they say? What will people say? Did she take a letter from Elizabeth or the words of Zachariah to bolster her story? We don’t know. We do know that God sent an angel to Joseph in a dream, but not before he had some time to plan to divorce her. In that day betrothal was binding and sex with a woman betrothed to a man was adultery. Under the law, Mary could have been stoned.
We can only speculate about the gossip and condemnation that accompanied Mary’s pregnancy. It must have been a long six months followed by a difficult trip to Bethlehem and giving birth in a stable. I thank God that after she had been through all of this He again confirmed His word to her. Shepherds came telling of angels proclaiming His kingship on the night of His birth. When Joseph and Mary went to the temple for the rights of purification both Simeon and Anna prophesied of Him Wise men came bearing gifts for the “newborn king.” God spoke again to Joseph in a dream sending them to Egypt to protect Jesus from Herod who soon slaughtered all the babies under two years old in Bethlehem.
The questions about His birth followed Jesus, they must also have followed Mary. We know that the Pharisees in John 8 insinuate that Jesus was born of fornication. It could not have been easy, and it did not go away. Mary’s struggle took her to the foot of the cross – the prophesied sword pierced her heart– before she received honor as the one chosen by God to be the mother of our Lord—the human component of the second Adam. We look back on this woman who chose to say yes to God and give thanks!!
 Luke 1:26-38
 Luke 1:46-53
 Deut. 19:15, Matt 18:16, Rev. 11:3. Biblically two or three witnesses confirm a truth.
 Matthew 1:18-24
 Luke 2:23-24 “As it is written in the law of the Lord, every firstborn male is to be consecrated to the Lord …a pair of doves or two young pigeons.”
 Luke 2:25-36
 Matt 2:1-19
Believing the unbelievable because we know the One who speaks–may we all be so blessed 🙂

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What is with food on a skewer that makes it so appealing?
Is it more fun to eat? is it the individual potions? ease of handling? or does it remind us of our childhood love for popsicle and lollipops?
I don’t know..
All I know is that this is one of my favorite recipes for chicken and I do have many.
The recipe I am sharing with you today is my own.It is the result of so many trials and errors. You see Shish tawook is a famous middle eastern dish that you will find on the menu of each and every restaurant that serves mediterranean food and I am nothing if I don’t love a challenge. All I have to say about this recipe is..we don’t order Shish tawook when we eat out any more 🙂
Shish tawook chicken
skin-less boneless chicken cut into cubes or strips
1 tablespoon tomato paste
2 tablespoons ketchup
2 cloves of garlic minced
3/4 tablespoon mustard
1 tablespoon soya sauce
1 tablespoon dried oregano
2 tablespoon olive oil
2 tablespoons yogurt
1 teaspoon paprika
Mix the marinade and add the chicken.
Make sure you coat all the pieces.
Marinate over night (If you don’t have time anything over half an hour is fine)
Skewer the chicken and grill in the oven or on a grill
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On February 23, Crypto.com released the Crypto for Payments Report. The report shows that about 60% of merchants are willing to accept cryptocurrency payments, and 75% of consumers are willing to use cryptocurrency payments.
The report is based on Crypto.com’s 110,000 users and FIS’s 1.5 million merchants. Most of the users are under the age of 40, and the merchants are mainly from the fields of digital media and games. Also, the most favored cryptocurrencies are Bitcoin Ethereum, and USDC.,
As of now, only 4% of merchants accept cryptocurrency payments, and the gap between user demand for cryptocurrency payments and current merchant acceptance will stimulate merchants’ acceptance of cryptocurrency payments.


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Havana - Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel restated on Thursday the importance of control mechanisms in housing policy in the island, where the State redoubles efforts to solve this sensitive problem.
Diaz-Canel during his governmental visit to the eastern province of Granma underscored that an adequate follow-up to the subsidies granted to people to build their house is vital.
He pointed out that sensitivity, concern, systematization, control and personalized attention are essential in each case in order to fulfill the concept of social justice with the most needy.
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Bukayo Saka Arsenal’s forward was voted by fans. As England’s Player of the Year for the second time in a row two famous players Jude Bellingham and Harry Kane
The English Football Association ( FA) has awarded. The England Player of the Year award to Bukayo Saka Arsenal ‘s slithering winger. After being voted by football fans for the second time in a row. By taking only Real Madrid midfielder Jude Bellingham. Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane came in second and third respectively.
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Mance Lipscomb's style is very distinctive, and for a while I've been struggling to find the key to that distinctiveness. It's not that I wanted to clone the sound, more that I wanted enough of his sound to make me feel I wasn't just playing Mance's songs but also playing in a recognisably Mance-like way.
Ernie's DVD lesson delivers exactly what I needed. Within minutes of watching I started to get it, to see and hear everything I needed to be able to practice not just the songs but the style too. To get this instantly for just a few pounds seems to me like an act of enormous generosity on the part of the teacher: as the potted sleeve biography says he was taught by Rev. Gary Davis, he played with Mance, Son House, Fred McDowell, Robert Pete Williams and others, he spent years accumulating this knowledge, not to mention considerable skill as a player himself. And as owner of this DVD I get to benefit from all this just by putting the thing in the slot and clicking 'play'. It's just one of life's unqualified wins. If you're thinking of buying this, just stop thinking and lay your money down...
So, I think it's clear that I love this DVD. In the interest of balance I would normally hope to find some small caveat to add, but really there's none; Hawkins's teaching style is warm, unpretentious, pitched perfectly to work for the beginner/improver but not to the extent to frustrate the more advanced player. As an example, he will talk about Mance moving his left-hand 'to get the third [of the chord]', but the demonstration is also clear enough for players with no, or precious little chord theory, like me, not to be left wondering what he means. For me it just works. It's great.
So thanks Ernie. And thanks Mance.


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Moving forward on the novel is going well, except I didn't write all weekend. Hopefully today I can sit down for at least an hour and get some new work written. It is REALLY hard not looking back at what I've already written, but I've made a vow to myself. I will. not. look. back! Unless I HAVE to look back to remember something, and even then, I'm only doing search and finds, not big reads. I really want to do this. I haven't COMPLETED a novel since graduate school.
Stephen King somewhere wrote that one does not become a good writer until she's written 1,000,000 words. I wonder whether emails and edits and status updates and Tweets, etc., count toward that 1 mil because I have to say: the prose is coming easier this time around. It's far from great, but I'm not laboring over it like I used to. I remember sitting at the computer screen thinking that nothing would ever come. Writing maybe two pages in an hour. Perhaps the story is just more concrete in my mind than those stories were, but I'm moving. I didn't think this was possible for me. It's kind of exciting.


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Timmins, Ontario—Monday, June 19, 2017. With summer celebrations well on their way, the Timmins and Area Drug Strategy would like to remind residents to stay safe and plan ahead when consuming alcohol.
UPDATE - An update from the Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change for the sampling at Remi Lake in Moonbeam has indicated no presence of microcystins, the toxin produced by blue-green algae. The Porcupine Health Unit reminds residents to follow these precautions when algae blooms are visible in the water.
You can expect to see four local mothers breastfeeding around the clock this July. The Porcupine Health Unit launched their “Breastfeeding in Public” campaign July 12, 2017, at the Urban Park.
Timmins, Ontario—Friday, May 26, 2017. The Porcupine Health Unit is hosting a drop-in ‘Car Seat Safety Blitz’ on Friday, June 2, 2017 from 3 p.m. until 7 p.m. at the Cochrane District Social Services Administration Board Ambulance Bay, 500 Algonquin Blvd East, Timmins.
Timmins, Ontario — Friday, September 15, 2017. The Porcupine Health Unit is hosting a drop-in “Car Seat Safety Blitz” on Friday, September 15, 2017 from 3 p.m. until 7 p.m. at the Cochrane District Social Services Administration Board Ambulance Bay, 500 Algonquin Blvd East, Timmins.
Timmins, Ontario—Friday, May 26, 2017. This year’s Sun Awareness Week will take place June 5-11. Sun safety recommendations have changed and the Porcupine Health Unit is encouraging everyone to be aware of ways to reduce the risks associated with sun exposure.
Timmins, Ontario - Monday, November 20, 2017. Influenza causes approximately 12,000 hospitalizations and 3,500 deaths in Canada each year, according to Dominique Mongeon, a Public Health Nurse at the Porcupine Health Unit.
Timmins, Ontario - Tuesday, October 17, 2017. The Porcupine Health Unit reminds you that it’s time to get your flu shot. Starting on Wednesday, November 1, the Health Unit in Timmins will be offering daily flu clinics from Monday to Friday 9 a.m. - noon and 1p.m. - 5 p.m., and every Saturday morning from 10 a.m.- noon.
Timmins, Ontario—Tuesday, May 23, 2017. The Porcupine Health Unit is now offering an online prenatal education course that is available to all pregnant women and their support person throughout the district.
Timmins, Ontario—Tuesday, June 13, 2017. Recently there has been a lot of attention focused on drug addiction and overdoses. The Timmins and Area Drug Strategy (TADS), a group with members from various organizations, is working to address these concerns here in Timmins.

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Monday, November 28, 2016
I can't really explain what is fun about wading waist-deep in a cold river with 33-degree air and a soaking rain falling all day -- like I did last week on Michigan's Grand River -- or kneeling on the ice on a bitterly cold and windy day when I can barely stand to hold my rod and reel in gloved hands. That fun undeniably exists for me, though, and is part of the reason why I commonly go north during the cold months, when most folks I know are venturing south.
The fishing itself is the main appeal. I don't travel north just to get cold. I could do that without fishing. I suppose enduring the conditions (whether hot or cold) is simply part of the adventure.


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Talkeetna Community Book Club
The Breakfast Book Club (Talkeetna's own BBC!) meets on the second Monday of fall, winter, and spring months from
9:00 - 11:00 am. Coffee and tea are provided and potluck breakfast finger foods are welcome!
February's selection is "The Help" by Kathryn Stockett. See you on February 13th!!
March selection, "Under the Tuscan Sun" by Frances Mays is here, too -- you can get a start on next month!
For more information please call 733-2359.


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Burnt Norton House
The turn-off to Mickleton is easy to miss while driving down from Aston Subedge over the B4035. All the attention is focused on the beautiful road, which climbs up the Cotswold-plateau to Chipping Campden.
It was a late afternoon in July 1991 just after the longest day. The sun still gave its warmth at this time of the day. The first road to the left directed to Attlepin Farm. The road festooned through the park-like landscape. A small ‘Private‘-sign was ignored as a consequence of the importance of the mission. For this was not a simple tourist outing. This was a visit to Burnt Norton House, a place of inspiration for the first poem in T.S. Eliot’s ‘Four Quartets’.
Sometimes there was an occasional visitor, the caretaker of the house told me. He even kept a visitor’s book for the select adepts of T.S. Eliot, who found the road to the house and wanted to taste its atmosphere. I signed the book and went along ‘the door that never opened‘ – into the garden – that famous rose garden with the ‘huge tree with figured leaves‘. It was all still there, presumably in the same serene quiescence where Eliot found it in the thirties. Something strange was going on with the time: Time present and time past. Are both perhaps present in time future? And time future contained in time past.
These opening lines of Eliot’s poem (ELIOT, 1963) became reality. Look: on the heavy stone styles of the entrance to the rose garden were four squares, who (probably) provided the name of the poem. This was living history, at arm length (fig. 2).
Fig. 2 – Marten Kuilman at Burnt Norton House. Visit: 19 July 1991.
Footfalls echo in the memory
Down the passage
which we did not take
Towards the door
we never opened
Into the rose garden
(T.S. Eliot – Four Quartets, 1944)
To be honest: it wasn’t a seasoned T.S.Eliot-connoisseur, who trotted through the fields of the Cotswold. I had recently come across the title of the poem of T.S. Eliot in the library of Birmingham. And I didn’t even see the poem itself, but my attention was drawn to a reference heading an article of Eleanor SIMMONS GREENHILL (1954). She wrote over ‘The Child in the Tree‘ and used a quotation of Eliot’s ‘Four Quartets’ as an introduction. It was only this title, which put me on the trail of the four-parted poem and made me – in due course – an admirer of Eliot’s work.
That very moment on the edge of the Cotswold, in the last glow of the sun descending in the west, I knew – for a short, but momentous long instant – that Paradise still existed. That the ‘Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil‘ (fig. 3) was just a part of Paradise. Besides this crude division, there was a rose garden and other figured trees, who threw their shadows onto the grass.
Fig. 3 – The Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil and the Seven Deadly Sins is seen here in an illustration from Boccaccio’s ‘De Claris Mulieribus’ (Louvain, 1487). The symbolism of the (Judeo-Christian) creation-myth is strongly influenced by the two-fold way of thinking. Good and evil, God and Satan, man and woman are part of a world in which a division of incompatible opposites is highlighted (and in which, without saying the first item is good and the second is bad). The acceptance of this Christian imagery had a strong hold on the subsequent development of the cultural history of Europe.
HENINGER (1974) draws an interesting comparison between the world of Dante in his ‘Divina Commedia’ (1304 – 1321) and Eliot in ‘The Waste Land‘ (1922). The world view of Dante (1265 – 1321) is geocentric, within limits and based on order. This view is emphasized in the tripartite of Inferno, Purgatorio and Paradiso, recalled in hundred ‘cantos‘ and written in the ‘terza rima‘ (HARDT, 1973; LOOS, 1984).
Eliot (1888 – 1965) accumulates fragments, parts of personal memory. The parts do not seem to be ordered or bound by limitations. In the ‘Four Quartets‘ (1935 – 1942) is a certain order, but this is of a different character than in Dante’s poem. WHITMAN (1958/1963, p. 107) speaks of ‘some dross, a residue of unavoidable discursiveness which one may as well treat as frankly unpoetic.’
The four locations in Eliot’s ‘Four Quartets’ are Burnt Norton, East Coker, The Dry Salvages en Little Gidding. They can be viewed as four elementary stages in the communication with the world (GARDNER, 1978).
1. Burnt Norton is the Garden of Eden, the Paradise, the rosegarden.
2. East Coker is a village in Somerset near Yeovil. This stage is concerned with cyclical movement of the seasons and birth and dead (fig. 4).
Fig. 4 – East Coker, a village in Somerset near Yeovil. Photo: Marten Kuilman. Visit: 10 May 1994.
3. The Dry Salvages are to be found near Cape Ann (U.S.A.), where the incarnation took place (fig. 5).
Fig. 5 – The Dry Salvages are seen in the far distance between the the island and the mainland. Photo: Marten Kuilman. Visit: 8 Sept. 1998.
4. Little Gidding is a village in Cambridgeshire, where Nicolas Ferrar founded a Christian commune in the seventeenth century, close to the world’s end (fig. 6) (DRABBLE, 1979, p. 35):
There are other places
Which also are the world’s end, some at the sea jaws,
Or over a dark lake, in a desert or a city –
But this is the nearest, in place and time
Fig. 6 – Little Gidding in Cambridgeshire (England). The fourth and last stage in Eliot’s ‘Four Quartets’, described as ‘a place where prayer has been valid.’ Here the quadrilogue finds its end and beginning again. Photo: Marten Kuilman. Visit: 28 Sept. 1996.
For Eliot this is the place where personal history will be left behind and replaced by a cosmic being for which ‘history is a pattern, of timeless moments’. The quadrilogue ends with the disappearance of the elements and a return to the beginning:
We shall not cease from exploration
And the end of all our exploring
Will be to arrive where we started
And know the place for the first time
This is a picture of the human existence in a cyclic world view. Our presence is a continuous voyage to unknown lands. All we have to do is use our eyes and senses and get hold of some sort of map to lead the way. Or, like HARRIES (1983) put it: ‘Reflection on the facts alone does not suffice to let us understand these facts as parts of a meaningful whole. That requires a creative reading born of faith or love.’
ELIOT, T.S. (1963). Collected Poems 1909 – 1962 (Pp. 187 – 223: ‘Four Quartets’). Faber & Faber, London/Boston. ISBN 0 571 10548 3
GARDNER, Helen L. (1978). The Composition of Four Quartets. Faber & Faber, London/Boston. ISBN 10 0571110487
HARDT, Manfred (1973). Die Zahl in der Divina Commedia. Linguistica et Litteraria, 13, Atheneüm Verlag, Frankfurt/M.
HARRIES, Karsten (1983). Thoughts on a Non-Arbitrary Architecture. Pp. 9 – 20 in: Perspecta, 20. The Yale Architectural Journal. Inc., and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
HENINGER Jr., S.K. (1974). Touches of Sweet Harmony. Pythagorean Cosmology and Renaissance Poetics. The Huntington Library, San Marino, California. LCCC 73-78049
LOOS, Erich (1984). Der logische Aufbau der ‘Commedia’ und die Ordo-Vorstellung Dantes. Akademie der Wissenschaften und der Literatur, Mainz/Franz Steiner Verlag GmbH, Wiesbaden. ISBN 3-515-04191-5
SIMMONS GREENHILL, Eleanor (1954). The Child in the Tree. A Study of the Cosmological Tree in Christian Tradition. Pp. 323 – 371 in: Tradition: studies in ancient and medieval history, thought and religion. New York, Fordham University Press, Vol. X, 1954.
WHITMAN, Cedric H. (1958/1965). Homer and the Heroic Tradition. Harvard University Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts/W. W. Norton and Company, Inc. LCCC 58-7252/ISBN 0393003132


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