Dave East is taking the plunge into the acting world and can add actor to his résumé with a very important role. According to Deadline, the Harlem rapper is set to play Method Man in the new 10-episode drama series Wu-Tang: An American Saga premiering on Hulu.
Created and written by The RZA and Tse, the series is based on the Wu-Tang Clan, one of the most influential groups in hip-hop history, and will explore and expand the band’s world.
The series chronicles the early days of the Wu and its formation in the early 1990s and while touching on the impact the crack-era 1980s had on Black families in Staten Island and New York City. The show tracks the Clan’s formation, a vision of Bobby Diggs (Ashton Sanders) aka The RZA, who strives to unite a dozen young, black men that are torn between music and crime but eventually rise to become the unlikeliest of American success stories.


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Dusk in Dublin
Due to recent commitments with our new Community Choir, I have not been out and about so much with the camera over the past month. However, I remembered that I had some unposted shots from an evening photowalk with friends in Dublin in late April. A selection of photos from that event form the basis of my latest blog post.
The idea was to avail of the so-called ‘blue hour’ – the period of twilight in the morning and evening when the sun is a significant distance below the horizon and the residual, indirect sunlight takes on a predominantly blue hue. However, we decided not to worry too much about that and just took photos of whatever, whenever.
The results, for me anyway, were a mixture of street, urban landscape and architectural scenes. Below are my favourite shots from the evening, with a little bit of background commentary along the way. I hope you enjoy them.
Colourful jigsaw facade on St. Mary’s Creche and Pre-School on City Quay
Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, City Quay
Bronze statue (on the left!) by Irish artist Dony McManus, commemorates the tradition of docking in the area which disappeared with the containerisation of shipping cargo.
Church of St Laurence O’Toole, visible through a gap in the modern buildings along North Wall Quay.
Samuel Beckett Bridge – one of my favourite landmarks in Dublin.
Samuel Beckett Bridge
Detail, and some evening shadows, on the Samuel Beckett Bridge.
View from the Samuel Beckett Bridge towards Ringsend and the Pigeon House.
Looking west. One of my favourite shots of the evening.
Towards the city centre.
Liberty Hall, the Customs House and the Millennium Spire, silhouetted against the evening sky.
My favourite shot of the evening.
Statue of Admiral Brown, honouring the Mayo-born father of the Argentine navy. The bronze sculpture was cast in Argentina and is a replica of the one that stands in Buenos Aires.
Old diving bell.
Great memories John – I did a lot of jogging up and down those quays at one time. The Samuel Beckett I watched being put into place, hoping they’d got the measurements correct 🙂

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Matt Heywood, CEO of Aspirus, said in an interview that the ultimate goal of the non-equity partnership is to migrate toward an accountable care organization. The six health systems already have started offering a commercial health plan with Anthem Blue Cross, available through the federal and private-insurance exchanges. If and when the collaborative becomes an ACO, it will aim for inclusion in more health plans as a low-cost, high-quality provider network.
“We wanted to get together to be able to offer insurance companies and businesses the opportunity to have their (patients) go to our network,” Heywood said. “We are all very culturally similar. We think very similarly of where healthcare is going and what we need to do to be successful.”
Data sharing will be another key element of the relationship, according to officials. Each system uses an Epic Systems Corp. electronic health record system, which will make it easier for patients and doctors to obtain and share medical information, Heywood said.
The network, which will be led by ThedaCare executive vice president Greg Devine, does not yet have an official name. A spokesman for the partnership said a marketing company will be hired to find a brand that “reflects value and meaning.”
Similar alliances have proliferated throughout the industry. Most recently, Bayhealth, Dover, Del., and Peninsula Regional Medical Center, Salisbury, Md., agreed to a deal, as did four critical-access hospitals in New Hampshire. UCSF Medical Center, San Francisco, and John Muir Health, Walnut Creek, Calif., also created a jointly operated company with plans to build a regional ACO.
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2020 Taster Exhibition
If you want a sneak peek of our 2020 Artists and Makers work in the flesh before you start your trail around York Open Studios, get yourself along to our Taster Exhibition! This year it will be at the Central Methodist Church, St Saviourgate, in the centre of York, YO1 8NQ and it will take place on 4th and 5th April 2020. You will be able to visit between 10am and 5pm on Saturday and 10am and 4pm on Sunday. Its the perfect opportunity to figure out which artists and makers you really want to visit!

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The Hunger Games: Catching Fire is a terrific film, a significant part of one of the great young adult series to emerge since the Harry Potter phenomenon.
Potter’s 10-year, eight-movie franchise made it cool, and incredibly lucrative, to mine the depths of dystopian literature for the youth market. Catching Fire generated $864 million in worldwide box office in 2013, $171 million more than The Hunger Games did launching the series in 2012.
Overall, The Hunger Games is arguably the best of the young adult bunch so far. That includes Divergent, the first instalment in yet another series. Divergent opened this weekend with great expectations but lesser critical favour and box office prospects than the two Hunger Games movies so far.
Coincidentally, Catching Fire is now a terrific home entertainment treasure. Especially in the newly released two-disc combo pack that combines DVD, Blu-ray and digital copy. The exceptionally rich menu of extras encompasses a filmmakers’ feature length commentary and a major making-of documentary that runs two hours and 25 minutes. A trailer for Divergent is included.
But there is now a dark cloud hanging over Catching Fire, the second of four films being adapted from novelist Suzanne Collins’ trilogy. Philip Seymour Hoffman, who plays head games-keeper Plutarch Heavensbee in Catching Fire and is supposed to be featured in both Mockingjay instalments, died Feb. 2 of “an acute mixed drug intoxication,” with heroin among the abuses.
Hoffman had already completed filming his segments for Mockingjay — Part I, which is due in theatres Nov. 21. But he still had seven days on the schedule for Part II, which is set for release Nov. 20, 2015.
There are reports that the producers will have Hoffman digitally re-created for his final scenes. That is creepy enough. But the new documentary on the Catching Fire Blu-ray adds another layer of discomfort. All the interviews for the extras were concluded long before Hoffman’s tragedy. So there is no obvious recognition of his passing.
As a result, a bubbling Jennifer Lawrence is left singing his praises as “one of the greatest actors of our time,” while a haggard-looking Hoffman is onscreen returning the favour. “Working with Jennifer,” says Hoffman, “is kind of an all-day-long good time. She is a ball of energy.” No one is at fault. It is a matter of timing and production deadlines. But it does give Catching Fire a strange twist.
Beyond this, however, the Blu-ray for Catching Fire is everything that sophisticated fans of The Hunger Games series would want. The cast and crew — including Austrian-born director Francis Lawrence and actors Jennifer Lawrence, Liam Hemsworth, Woody Harrelson, Josh Hutcherson, Willow Shields, Elizabeth Banks and the marvellous 78-year-old veteran Donald Sutherland — are seen at work and play on set in Georgia and Hawaii.
“Gosh,” Sutherland says about reprising his role as the autocratic President Snow, “I was thrilled to see Jennifer. I can’t tell you how much I admire that child! She was fully grown as a performer, I think, the day after she was born. That is how it is. She is who she is. What I have seen is that skill, that beauty, has not been sullied in any way by the extraordinary success that she has and merits.”
Perhaps to underscore the legendary Canadian’s views, we repeatedly see Lawrence at work on the Catching Fire set. Between bouts of laughter with her co-stars — “We’re a very wild bunch!” says Hutcherson — she is in training, often with her bow and quiver of arrows. Even with “the big circus” of a film production for a hit series, the now 23-year-old actress is obviously focused ... and unsullied.
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(RxWiki News) A visit to the chiropractor for an adjustment can bring a sense of relief to some patients. Other back pain sufferers believe such practices deliver no value. This has left many wondering - is it effective or not?
A recent study examined the effects of spinal manipulation therapy (SMT) for short term, or acute, back pain. This therapy was found to be no more effective than other therapies.
While this study finds SMT ineffective for acute back pain, it is important to note that the styles of SMT and the levels and types of pain the study evaluated varied greatly. While spinal manipulation may not be appropriate for all situations, it may work for some.
"See a health professional for back pain solutions."
Sidney M. Robinstein of VU Medical Center in Amsterdam, Netherlands and colleagues reviewed 20 existing randomized controlled trials with a total of 2,674 participants. The participants received either spinal manipulation or mobilization of the spine for low back pain lasting less than six weeks.
Most commonly, the SMT was administered by a physiotherapist or chiropractor. Some participants received SMT from an ortheopathic physician, a combination physiotherapist or medical manipulator or an osteopath.
SMT is any hands-on treatment that includes manipulation or mobilization of the spine.
Mobilizations are slow passive movements made within a joint's range of motion. Manipulations usually use fast thrusts applied to a synovial joint and often result in a crack or pop.
The therapy is thought to work by alleviating pressure or mechanical stress within the skeletal body and by impacting the neurons that process pain.
In most cases in this study, manipulation was used.
This review looked for outcomes of pain relief, ability to function, recovery rates and length of time to return to work.
The study authors concluded that SMT was no more effective than exercise, drugs like aspirin and ibuprofen, or physiotherapy.
The authors also concluded that the therapy was no more effective than ultrasounds or heat therapy, interventions that are known to be ineffective.
However, not all practitioners deliver SMT in the same way so it is difficult to compare one practitioner's method to another.
Some forms of manipulation are aggressive while others focus more on stretching. Also, every injury and person is unique and responds differently to these treatments, both mentally and physically.
"The patients' level of motivation and mental health can play a role in their progress," said Diane Shiao, PT, MSPT, DPT of Revive Physical Therapy and Wellness in Edison, New Jersey.
Dr. Shiao recommends a multidimensional approach to managing low back pain. SMT may work best when combined with other treatments.
“With the proper education of the patho-physiology and expected course of treatment, daily exercise, postural correction, and physical therapy which may include hands on procedures such as spinal mobilization, patients tend to respond better in reducing their pain levels and increasing their functional activities,” said Dr. Shiao.
The study was published in the Cochrane Library.
One of the study authors is coordinating editor of the Cochrane Back Review Group. Dr. Rubinstein is a chiropractor and uses SMT in his clinical practice.

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text: The City of Garden Grove is serious about dealing with homelessness. A recent ribbon cutting ceremony spotlighted the newly renovated Stuart Apartment building. It's part of the City's Comprehensive Strategic Plan to end homelessness. The remodeled building, adorned with a beautiful mural, is a source of pride for the residents and the community. GGTV3 Reporter Breanna Greenup was there for the opening and has the story. Please watch, share and subscribe for more hometown Garden Grove stories.

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Topic No. 70
The Denver Revised Municipal Code (DRMC) imposes a 3.62% sales tax on the purchase price paid or charged on retail sales, leases or rentals of tangible personal property, and on certain services. Taxable services include, but are not limited to, the sale or furnishing of telephone and certain telecommunication services, electricity, steam and natural gas for energy producing purposes, informational, and entertainment services.
Any person making taxable retail sales in
The purpose of the sales tax is to generate funds for the payment of expenses of operating and improving the City and its facilities and for the payment of principal and interest due on certain municipal bonds.
A retailer holds sales taxes in trust for the City. These taxes are public funds and the property of the City in the hands of the retailer until paid over to the City.
The retailer is entitled, as collecting agent for the City and for prompt payment, an allowance of one-half of one percent (0.5%) of tax collections (the vendor's discount) when the remaining 99.5% of the tax collected is remitted in a timely manner.
The DRMC imposes special tax rates for the following sales at retail:
A. A four percent (4%) tax rate is imposed on the sale of taxable food and beverages. Such taxable sales include food and beverages served or furnished by or in any establishment which prepares or serves the food and beverages for immediate consumption.
B. A four cent ($0.04) per gallon tax rate is imposed on the sale of aviation fuel.
C. A seven and one quarter percent (7.25%) tax rate is imposed on the rental of automotive vehicles for a period of thirty (30) days or less.
RELATED TAX GUIDE TOPIC
* DRMC Section 53-21 through 53-90. Sales Tax.
* Rules Implementing the Exemption for Certain Food and Drink under the
City Retail Sales and City Use Tax Article of the
* Rules Relating to Frequency of Periodic Sales and Use Tax Returns.
ABOVE INFORMATION IS A SUMMARY IN LAYMAN'S TERMS OF THE RELEVANT

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Check out this article that ran last week about the IRS’s Dirty Dozen!
Opinion: As Tax Day Approaches, Beware The ‘Dirty Dozen’ Scams
Every year, the Internal Revenue Service publishes the 12 most common scams and other illegalities that taxpayers could encounter — a “dirty dozen” list. They come in a variety of different categories.
The first group is identity theft. Somebody intercepts a taxpayer’s sensitive information to either steal their identity for other purposes or prepare fraudulent tax returns to claim refunds using their Social Security numbers and other information.
Another category is email phishing scams in which nefarious actors try to gain access to sensitive information at tax season, either by posing as tax professionals or IRS personnel.
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Everywhere The Returned turns, someone is casting a wary glance.
And it has nothing to do with the spooky show itself, which debuts Monday, March 9 on A&E. But there are conceptual biases that The Returned must battle, if you're aware of the show's family tree.
Issue No. 1: The Returned – which focuses on a small town where several local people, long presumed dead, suddenly reappear – is based on a French series. There is a recent high-profile example of a series whose original international version is acclaimed, but the American remake flopped (Broadchurch fathered the failed Gracepoint).
Carlton Cuse, executive producer of The Returned (alongside Raelle Tucker), was asked if his new series is adhering to the “most North Americans haven't seen the original so we aren't worried about it” approach.
“To some degree,” Cuse said. “The starting point is similar. But you know, I think the same is true of The Office. Over time, our show becomes quite different, particularly around episode six.
"The French show became very genre-incident-heavy at the end of the eight episodes, and we take a different turn. Our show is fairly distinctively different by the end of its first season.”
Issue No. 2: Even if you haven't seen the original French version and/or don't care about it, The Returned still sounds a lot like a show that recently has aired two seasons on North American TV, called Resurrection.
“Very consciously, we did not watch Resurrection,” Cuse admitted. “We felt like that wouldn't be good for our creative process.”
All these direct and indirect connections aside, actor Jeremy Sisto, one of the stars of The Returned, theorized that even identical source material rarely results in identical projects.
“I can't speak to what audiences want, but I know I personally love to watch a new production of Death of a Salesman or any play that I love,” Sisto said. “I like to watch it, you know, being done in a new way with new actors and new creative teams. So that's exciting for me.”
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This bakery should stick to what it's known for: pastries, and a lot of them.
Le Pain Quotidien does not stand out on the 1400 block of Walnut Street. Lost amongst banks and fashionable clothing stores, this location of the up–and–coming chain bakery is barely recognizable behind its grey, concrete façade. When I arrived outside, I felt lost and confused: was this really the all–organic bakery I’d heard so much about?
But taking a step inside eased all my qualms. Well–lit with warm yellow walls, the restaurant has an inviting atmosphere, complete with exposed red brick walls behind the counter and shelves lined end–to–end with homemade loaves of breads. Even the tables show off the restaurant’s cozy vibe; each one had a menu–holder carved out of a dome–shaped loaf of bread.
Customers sit around these sturdy wooden tables, enjoying foamy cappuccinos and generous portions of salad. Some balance novels before them as they sip their toasty drinks; others seem to represent more of corporate America on their lunch breaks. Everyone, however, is happily nibbling away at their food.
The menu promises organic ingredients, and the food does not disappoint — starting with the drinks. The mint lemonade ($3.35), with real mint leaves floating on top, is refreshing without being overly sweet. Among other hot or iced drinks, coffee lovers can also order a cappuccino ($3.95), served in a large playful mug.
The waiter was friendly and more than happy to bring out two of their most popular items. Le Pain Quotidien is best known for their tartines, which are basically open–faced sandwiches. The Grilled Chicken and Smoked Mozzarella Tartine ($10.95) is an excellent spin on a classic sandwich, served with arugula on toasted wheat bread and a drizzle of basil pesto. The arugula gives each bite a kick of flavor and complimented the texture of the smoked cheese. The Grilled Chicken Cobb Salad ($14.95) should be a meal on its own; not only was the salad huge, but it also included chicken, bleu cheese crumbles and yummy avocado slices.
The best part of the meal, of course, came at the end in the form of one Mixed Berry Tart ($6.35). The homemade pastries showcase Le Pain Quotidien’s attention to detail and dedication to good taste. With its buttery crust and light custard filling topped with fresh raspberries, blueberries and blackberries, this tart delivers. The Apricot Crumble ($5.25), though, was more of a comfort food, with a texture similar to bread pudding. Despite its rich, moist center, this dessert fell flat. It might have been better complimented by another, more crisp fruit.
No matter how successful this franchise becomes and how much their menu expands, Le Pain Quotidien remains a bakery at heart. Whether attracting brooding poets, health food enthusiasts or corporate bankers, this restaurant delivers its promise for quality and freshness — and some really, really good desserts.
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1425 Walnut St.
Don’t Miss: Mixed Berry Tart
Skip: Apricot Crumble

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YouGov Profiles reveals looks at the habits of social media shoppers
One in eight Brits (13%) have been prodded to buy something because of an offer on social media, according to newly released YouGov Profiles data.
Such purchasers are far more likely to be female, with 65% being women. They are also more likely to be younger than average, with 64% being under the age of 45 compared to 44% of the population in general.
They also tend to come from more affluent households, with most (51%) living in a household making at least £30,000 a year (only 39% of all Brits live in such a household).
Social media shoppers tend to be seasoned discount seekers. Half (52%) had used a promotional deal in the last 30 days, 40% had used an online promo code, and 23% a gift voucher.
They are overwhelmingly Facebook users, with 91% saying they are on the platform. Six in ten are on Instagram (60%), 43% are on Twitter and 28% are on Snapchat. The final member of the top five is LinkedIn, on 23%.


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Hazy gold. Thin fizzy white head. Aroma is bourbon, vanilla, cream, peach, banana cream pie. Flavor is very sweet, packed with the same stuff as the aroma. Sugary banana and peach syrup drizzled with bourbon. A crusty bread finish. Good in small doses.
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Sampled @ AZ Strong Beer Fest...two misses in a row! Utterly shocked! Again, sweet and alcoholic. Have never tried quince...and will absolutely avoid in the future. Everything clashes. This is the liquid embodiment of the gang fight in Anchorman. Loved the movie but the beer I’d like to forget! rumproasts (6052) - Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA - MAR 10, 2015
tap at 2015 michigan winter beer fest. Amber with minimal head. Big and boozy with some fruity citrus. Medium alcohol warmth. Solid complexity.
cards04 (2949) - Steinbach, Manitoba, CANADA - JAN 25, 2015
This is one potent brew. Pours a shimmering orange with a ring of white head around the glass. Aromas are definitely barrel with fruity quince. Flavor is boozy, quince. Warmth on the way down. A nice winter sipper. svandyke (261) - USA - JAN 16, 2015
8 oz pour at Bell’s- head doesn’t last long. Very lovely fruit smell. With heavy bourbon barrel taste to cover the 13+%. A great little glass of beer.
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Pour on tap at Crunchy’s, hazy orange pour with white head, aroma brought notes of maple, oak, vanilla, some bourbon, touch of fruity notes into a bit of earth, some spice. Taste is a mix of sweet wheat, maple, hints of oak, bourbon, slight roast almost into fruity sweetness, some tropical fruit, booze, finishing sweet. mikem409 (2032) - bloomfield, Michigan, USA - NOV 24, 2014
Tap at Ashley’s. Color is murky yellow and brown. Thin ring of foam head. Aroma is black note all day! Taste is sweet and hot. Passion fruit and barrel yum. umich03jm (3512) - Flat Rock, Michigan, USA - NOV 11, 2014
Sampled at MBG Fall Festival. Hazy brown-orange pour with a small head. Aroma is super fruity and wheat-y. Citrus, wheat, oak, honey, and passion fruit. Tastes like passion fruit, wheat and oak. Hints of boozy liqueur show up in the finish. Cool beer. deyholla (12663) - Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA - OCT 25, 2014
On tap at the Eccentric Cafe. Pours a clear gold with a white head that dissipates quickly to the edges. Aroma has a good amount of quince with some wheat backing and a touch of sweet barrel. Flavor is full of quince with a touch of vanilla and sweet wheat backing. tectactoe (3125) - Michigan, USA - OCT 14, 2014
Tap @ Bells: Muddy & swampy, burnt copper-brown in color with a foamy, sticky, ecru collar that hangs around for a bit. Aroma of gummy wheat, citrus & fruity sweetness, some residual sugars, brown sugar, & mild honey adding a big bolt of sweetness towards the back-end. A touch of booze. Not much barrel aging present on the nose, otherwise. Light tart citrus & black cherry flavor up front on the palate. Honey coated prunes, soft wheat, & a mid-palate full of dry, bready yeast. Candied citrus, sticky toffee, & a touch of boozy wood towards the finish with a slight dash of cocoa powder. Hefty body with a nice creaminess. This is such an improvement over Wheat Love.


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The first Obamacare rate increases for 2015 have been posted on-line. The figures come from two states, Washington State and Virginia, which posted the proposed rate increases for their exchanges on-line. In Washington State, the enrollment-weighted average rate increase is 9.6%. In Virginia, it’s 11.7%. Washington State’s average premium […]
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The literary culture of the late nineteenth century was a culture in crisis. George Steiner refers to the years as the period of the "crisis of the meaning of meaning.
Although, for me, it was a little slow in the beginning, but got more intriguing as it went on. As I first began reading the poem in my head, it had a sound that reminded me of someone rambling on about a topic.
She uses a lot of the same words over and over again, even within the same sentence. I thought that this was a little bit dramatic and unnecessary, but I believe she was really trying to get her point across to her audience.
I also looked up some information about her on the Internet, and that kind of writing, and manipulating words the way she did, was her style of writing. She did use, for the most part, fairly simply and recognizable words, not making it so had to read.
However, for me it was the word placement I found a little difficult, like as I mentioned before, the use of repetitive words and the repetition of ideas. Another thing that I noticed, and it took me a little while, was the lack of punctuation, minus periods at the end of each sentence.
However, when I did discover this, I realized that played a big part in how I was reading the essay. I also realized how much punctuation helps.
In this essay, Stein is writing about masterpieces and the fact that they must be without identity and time, but has to do with the mind, not in relation.
The reason she is saying this is because they moment it becomes in relation, it becomes common knowledge that anyone can know, and once it becomes so common, it is no longer is as interesting to an audience and will not be captivating enough to hold their attention.
I want to point out one quote from this essay that really stood out to me. This is what makes secondary writing, it is remembering, it is very curious you begin to write something and suddenly you remember something and if you continue to remember your writing gets very confused.
I agree with what Stein is stating, I believe this even happens to myself while I am trying to write. I can be writing what I think is a good essay, but then as soon as I remember a certain English rule or something else I need to add to the paper, I get overwhelmed and start overthinking.
Once I start overthinking, my ideas tend to get jumbled together and my thoughts may not come out as clearly as I was hoping for, possibly making it confusing to others.Gertrude Stein's birthplace and childhood home in Allegheny West.
Stein, the youngest of a family of five children, was born on February 3, , in Allegheny, Pennsylvania (which merged with Pittsburgh in ), to upper-middle-class Jewish parents, Daniel and Amelia Stein. Her father was a wealthy businessman with real estate holdings.
Jan 20, · I actually found this essay, “What Are Masterpieces and Why Are There So Few of Them,” fairly interesting. Although, for me, it was a little slow in the beginning, but got more intriguing as it went on. Gertrude Stein – What Are Masterpieces?
making them ordinary and not fit for having the title of a “masterpiece.”.
However, much a person expresses Stein’s masterpiece mastery, the greatness of conspiracy in the work is still delivered to the coming generation. The manifestation of sexuality in this narration is so intense that this has sidelining of the author, Stein, for quite a few years.
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World superbike champion Jonathan Rea took a day out from his testing schedule today, to visit Buckingham Palace and receive his MBE from Prince William.
Having set the fastest time of the day in Monday’s winter test at the Jerez circuit in Spain, the Carole Nash backed star headed to London, where he received his medal for services to motorcycle racing.
Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, is himself a keen motorcyclist and three-time champion Rea said that the pair talked about bikes during the presentation. Along with brother Harry, the prince rode dirt bikes across Africa in a 2008 charity ride, although Jonathan let slip that the prince, like many riders, has put bikes on the backburner following marriage and the arrival of his children.
“(I’m) so grateful to be awarded my MBE from the Duke of Cambridge,” Rea Tweeted. “This is more than a dream and I am so grateful for all the support I have and the opportunities that come my way!”
Jonathan is expected to be back at work tomorrow, when testing resumes in Jerez. With a number of MotoGP riders expected to join the test, it will be interesting to see how the three-time champ and his Kawasaki ZX-10RR compares to the Grand Prix riders and their multi-million dollar machines.
The test also sees several British superbike stars testing over the five day period, with Leon Haslam impressing on his return from injury. The Brit was faster than many world championship regulars, despite riding a lower-specification British championship Kawasaki, and ended day two just a second slower than Tom Sykes on his world championship version of the ZX-10RR.


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This past winter my phone rang. Seven unfamiliar digits flashed across the glass on my phone, and I was filled with a sudden curiosity. I was at the cube farm and couldn’t answer it, so I let the call go to voicemail, and waited impatiently to see if the caller would leave a message. She did. Her name was Beth, or rather, her name is Beth, and she left a message asking me if I did senior photos as her daughter was in love with my work and would be graduating next year. I called her back and we set up some time to meet for coffee. I had never done a senior session before – though it wasn’t something I was opposed to. I wanted to be sure, if I chose to venture into this arena, that I did so carefully and in such a way that I would only draw the *right* clients to me.
You see, I want to be a part of something. I don’t want to simply make pretty photographs for people. A lot of people can make pretty images and take a good photograph. I want to come alive telling stories for people – and I want them to come alive in front of my lens. Talking with Lauren and her mom, I knew that they were the kind of girls who wanted exactly that. Armed with the knowledge that I had never shot a senior session before -and what type of photographer I am (and the images I create) – Lauren and Beth signed the proverbial dotted line and the three of us jumped feet first into this crazy adventure. They took a risk. They trusted my vision – even when I couldn’t show them what it looked like – and they gave themselves over to the experience completely.
I am incredibly thankful for the two of them – these women are remarkable – and am humbled by their love and trust and generosity. And I’m ridiculously excited for Lauren. For her future, for all the she has in store for her. This girl will move mountains someday. To Lauren and Beth: Thank you for taking a risk on me.
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From Goodreads, because I’m lazy and it’s mostly a pretty good summary (I will point out the ways in which is it not afterwards):
When Rachelle was fifteen, she was good – apprenticed to her aunt and in training to protect her village from dark magic. But she was also reckless – straying from the forest path in search of a way to free her world from the threat of eternal darkness. After an illicit meeting goes dreadfully wrong, Rachelle is forced to make a terrible choice that binds her to the very evil she had hoped to defeat.
Three years later, Rachelle has given her life to serving the realm, fighting deadly creatures in an effort to atone. When the king orders her to guard his son Armand – the man she hates most – Rachelle forces Armand to help her find the legendary sword that might save their world. As the two become unexpected allies, they uncover far-reaching conspiracies, hidden magic, and a love that may be their undoing. In a palace built on unbelievable wealth and dangerous secrets, can Rachelle discover the truth and stop the fall of endless night?
Inspired by the classic fairy tale Little Red Riding Hood, Crimson Bound is an exhilarating tale of darkness, love and redemption.
Rachelle lives in a world where there are evil things lurking in the Forest and they believe that three thousand years ago, an evil entity known as the Devourer, god of the forestborn, swallowed the sun and the moon. A brave pair of siblings, known as Zisa and Tyr managed to recover the sun and the moon, and bind the Devourer in sleep for millennia. But soon, Rachelle’s aunt, the village wood-wife (wise women trained to protect people against the evil of the forestborn) announces, the Devourer will awaken, to swallow the sun and moon once more.
With the foolish impulsiveness of youth, Rachelle decides to try to figure out a way to subdue the Devourer once more, should he really return. She starts walking in the woods, attracting one of the dangerous servants of the dark forces. She keeps courting danger, until one day, he persuades her to remove her protective charms, and (naturally) attacks her. Once marked by a forestborn, an individual has only two choices. Kill someone before three days are up, or die. Rachelle fights the compulsion, but ends up killing her aunt. She does discover, from the sinister and seductive forestborn who marked her, that the only way to defeat the Devourer, is with Zisa’s legendary bone swords, believed lost forever.
Three years later, Rachelle is living in the capital, and is one of the king’s order of penitent bloodbound. She was marked by the Forest and killed to stay alive, but has not fully submitted to the call of the Forest and become fully forestborn yet. Instead, she spends every waking hour hunting down the wicked creatures that threaten innocent civilians. She has a semi-flirtatious relationship with Eric D’Anjou, the Captain of the King’s bloodbound, but refuses to give into his attempts at seduction, refusing to become another notch on his belt.
After foiling an assassination attempt at the King’s bastard son, Armand, she is ordered to be his bodyguard. As Rachelle has only just gotten word from the shadowy forestborn who changed her that the Devourer will be rising as soon as the next Solstice, she has only a few weeks to try to locate Joyeuse, one of the bone-swords the legendary Zisa used to free the sun and the moon. Stories say it is hidden “below the moon, above the sun”. She certainly does not have time to baby-sit one of the King’s many illegitimate sons, especially one who has been proclaimed a saint by the populace after he was allegedly marked by a forestborn, refused to kill, but still survived after three days. He did lose both his hands, and now has silver ones he wears instead. The blurb claims he is the man she hates the most, this is wildly exaggerated. She despises him, believes he is a liar and a fraud – as there is just no proven instance of anyone surviving three days after encountering a forestborn, unless they kill someone, like she did.
As the assassination attempt on Armand that Rachelle foiled is not the first, she is told to accompany him to one of the King’s sumptuous country estates. Rachelle is persuaded to bring her fully human friend Amelie, who wants to basically be Rachelle’s stylist, now that she has to appear at court functions. Armand tells Rachelle a legend from his region of the country, that makes her believe that the sword she is looking for, may in fact be hidden somewhere in the palace they will be staying. As it is impossible for her to be on guard duty and keep on searching, she reluctantly enlists Armand’s help. She is still convinced he is lying about how he lost his hands, but the more she observes him, the more unlikely it seems that he wants any kind of glory or fame, and he is clearly deeply uncomfortable being venerated by the general populace.
The return of the Devourer draws ever closer. Rachelle and Armand are running out of time and the closer to the solstice they get, the more the sinister Forest seems to be encroaching on the royal residence, even though protective spells are supposed to be all over the grounds. Will Rachelle find the legendary sword and stop the Devourer, before it’s too late?
My full review is on my blog.


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Flexitanks are storage pouches or bags that assist in the bulk transportation of non-hazardous liquids in a dry shipping container. They are made using multiple layers of polyethylene, lined with corrugated paper or cardboard, and covered using woven polypropylene. They are thin, safe, and cost-effective and offer high operational efficiency and protection against contamination compared to intermodal containers. Consequently, they are widely used for shipping oils, beer, wine, molasses, beverages, fruit concentrates, and egg products. They can also be utilized to export water, latex, glycerin, biodiesel, chemicals, pharmaceutical items, and others.
At present, there is a substantial increase in international trade due to the growing global population, continuously escalating demand for food and declining arable land area. This represents one of the significant factors strengthening the growth of the flexitanks market. Moreover, stringent guidelines set by governing agencies of numerous countries for the shipment of food-grade products, non-hazardous chemicals, and pharmaceutical materials are positively influencing the demand for flexitanks to facilitate high volume transportation with reduced costs. Apart from this, due to the rising environmental concerns, leading players are collaborating with other companies to develop flexitanks from recycled and renewable materials. They are also investing in research and development (R&D) projects to enhance yielding strength and durability of these products for safe transportation. This, in confluence with the growing popularity of imported alcoholic beverages, is anticipated to stimulate the market growth in the coming years.
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Wednesday, 5 March 2014
Matters of Public Interest
South Australia State Election
I rise to contribute to this matters of public interest debate on a matter of extreme importance to my home state of South Australia. In just 10 days time, on Saturday, 15 March, South Australia will reach a crossroad—a defining moment for the state's future. It will be a moment in which South Australians will choose whether to continue down the same path—a path that is taking South Australia in the direction of becoming truly a mendicant state, reliant almost entirely upon the largesse of the federal government, upon redistribution of wealth from other states and upon government spending, seeing the continual demise of any sense of industry, private enterprise or job creation in South Australia—or to change direction, to take a new path in which it has a strong and prosperous future, where it works to restore its competitiveness, where it works to again become a productive and innovative state. These are the stark choices that South Australians face on 15 March when the state election is held.
It is perhaps an indictment of the campaigning skills of my party that we have governed in South Australia for only 11 of the last 44 years. We have won only three of the last 13 elections. While these statistics may show that the Labor Party have been better political campaigners, it also demonstrates that the state of affairs in South Australia is the sole responsibility of the Labor Party and that the melee and the rot that have set into the South Australian economy sits firmly at the feet of the Labor Party, who have governed the state in the overwhelming majority of the last four decades.
Let the facts speak for themselves. On an economic front, CommSec's State of the States report released in December last year found South Australia to have the worst economic performance of the mainland states. SA was the fifth state for business investment in terms of economic rankings, and then either sixth or seventh on every other economic performance indicator. Deloitte, in their December 2013 economic growth forecast, found South Australia's potential economic growth for 2014-15 to be the worst of all states. That is not just mainland states but all states. It had a growth rate at half of the national rate.
The Australian Bureau of Statistics, in September 2013, found that South Australia's state final demand contracted by half a per cent in the September quarter. It is the only state to so contract. The South Australian economy, measured by state final demand and net exports, contracted overall by 1.1 per cent in the September quarter. Deloitte, in their December 2013 report, found that in 2012-13 SA was the only state to record a decline in exports. They went on to forecast that exports from South Australia were expected to continue to decline in each of the next two years. The ABS found that spending on mining exploration in South Australia fell by 48 per cent in the 12 months to September 2013. Again, it is the worst result of all the states. Quarterly SA mining exploration spending sits at an eight-year low.
Retail trade, a good sign of where consumer sentiment sits, grew in SA by 1.3 per cent in the last 12 months, as compared to a national increase of 3.2 per cent. Once again, it is the worst result of all the states. This is reflecting itself in population trends as it affects South Australia. SA's population growth of 0.9 per cent in 2012-13 was half of the national growth rate and the lowest on the mainland. Net interstate migration out of SA rose by 78 per cent in 2012-13. Under the current Labor government, in net terms, 34,000 people have left South Australia. They are voting with their feet.
The ABS also found that in the last two years the number of venture capital investee companies in SA decreased by 36 per cent, demonstrating that the future looks rather grim in terms of new innovation and investment. Whilst, on the other side of the ledger, insolvencies in 2013 increased from 394 to 452. That is the highest single figure in 15 years in South Australia. It is an increase of 14.7 per cent in just 12 months. Again, it is the worst of all the states.
NAB, in their small business conditions report of 2013, found that South Australian businesses have the worst business conditions on the mainland, the worst business confidence on the mainland and the weakest cash flows on the mainland. Clearly, the state of the economy in South Australia is in a parlous position and it is something that desperately needs turning around. This reflects itself in jobs, because economic statistics are just statistics. How they play out is in the jobs and economic opportunities for individual people.
In the employment market, South Australia has the sad statistic of having the highest percentage of underemployed workers on mainland Australia. In the year to September 2013, the number of underemployed workers increased by 11,200 or 18 per cent. The state has lost 25,000 full-time jobs since the 2013-14 state budget was released. Just in that period of time, some seven or eight months, there were 1,000 full-time jobs lost according to the ABS in January. South Australia's unemployment rate, at 6.6 per cent, is the highest on the mainland and has been persistently so under this Labor government. They are at 26 per cent, with more South Australians jobless under this government.
South Australia's jobs in total declined by 1.9 per cent last year. That is the worse result of all the states. The youth jobless rate climbed from 34.4 per cent to 36.1 per cent in January of this year. Once again, it is the highest in the mainland states. The national rate stands at 27.8 per cent, for comparison, which is nearly 10 points lower. People are checking out of the labour market because of the dire straits of the economy and the jobs market. South Australia's trend workforce participation rate stands at 61.9 per cent, which is the lowest level it has been for eight years. Again, it shows that South Australians are in some ways giving up hope.
Worse still, despite a tanking economy and a parlous jobs record, South Australians are facing ever escalating cost-of-living pressures. In the 12 years of this Labor government, South Australia's CPI has increased 39 per cent, housing rentals have increased 53 per cent, property charges have gone up 87 per cent, state taxes have gone up 92 per cent, gas bills have gone up 136 per cent, electricity bills have gone up 140 per cent and water bills—thanks to the mismanagement of water investments by the state government—have gone up 227 per cent. South Australians face a situation where they have less chance of getting a job and less chance of earning an income, and yet they have ever increasing costs that they have to bear.
All of this is equally reflected in the mismanagement of the state's budget. We saw a worsening, by some $380 million, in the state's budget position in just 50 days since the mid-year budget update. We see deficits piling up on top of one another—six deficits in seven years. Labor promised in the time that they would deliver $2.6 billion in surpluses. Instead they have delivered $2.9 billion in deficits. Debt has blown out by $14 billion in 2016 and it increased under Labor by $4.1 million a day over the last eight years. Another blow-out of $212 million is forecast for state debt in 2017-18. Interest on that debt will be around $1 million per day by 2017, which is more than the state's entire police budget. Total liabilities will soon exceed $25 billion. All of this debt is mounting up despite the fact that South Australia is the highest taxed state in the nation.
South Australia's workers compensation levy rate sits at 2.75 per cent, compared to a national average of 1.76 per cent. And what do the credit rating agencies have to say about the outlook for South Australia's budget? Standard and Poor's, in September 2013, found 'the budgetary performance to be very weak, debt burden rapidly rising to a sizeable level, and assumptions within the state's budget in recent years were lower than forecasted'. They have downgraded South Australia's rating five times in two years. Moody's found 'the rapid rise in SA's debt burden flags potential deterioration, an economic profile that is weaker than other states, and the government's resolve to implement measures necessary to reverse budget deterioration has diminished in recent years'.
It is indeed a sorry state of affairs. It is little wonder, though, that Labor do not seem capable of turning it around in SA, because the Premier himself does not really seem to know what the problem is. On 20 June 2012 the Premier admitted to the parliament that 'we are a high-cost jurisdiction'. And yet, on 5AA radio during the election campaign just recently, he said: 'Let's get away from this nonsense about South Australia being a high-cost jurisdiction.' Well, the truth is that South Australia is a high-cost jurisdiction and, just as high costs from the Commonwealth have crippled much of the nation's economy, it is those high costs in South Australia that are crippling the South Australian economy and impacting on jobs in SA.
I said at the outset that the state faces a decision point, a crossroads, on 15 March—and indeed it does. The choice is between a government which, Mr Weatherill admits, believes government is the solution and a government under Steven Marshall and the state Liberals which would get government out of the way and restore a level of competitiveness. If elected, Steven Marshall's government will not go ahead with Labor's new car-parking tax which would add another level of tax to the South Australian economy—another $26 million per annum tax to the state's city centre itself. He will implement reforms to our land tax regime—the highest in the nation. He will increase from $316,000 to $400,000 the threshold for land tax and he will decrease from 3.7 per cent to three per cent the peak rate of land tax for properties valued up to $5 million.
Steven Marshall will implement reforms to payroll tax. Currently South Australia's $600,000 payroll tax threshold is the second lowest of all states, meaning payroll tax is paid by many more small businesses in South Australia than in other states. The reforms that the Marshall government, if elected, will implement will result in savings to more than 8,000 businesses, ensuring more than 1,100 businesses will no longer have to pay payroll tax. It will provide savings of up to $9,000 per year to businesses and make South Australia's payroll tax regime, for small businesses with wages of $800,000 per annum or less, more competitive than Victoria, New South Wales and Western Australia and in line with Tasmania and Queensland.
These are just some of the concrete policy proposals that the Marshall Liberal team have put out to provide a very clear point of difference to Labor's high-spending, high-taxing, high-debt, high-waste ways. A Marshall government will be a leaner government, a smaller government, a government of less tax that will set South Australia on a pathway to restore its level of competitiveness, allow it to compete and be productive, and align it with the direction in which the federal government is going to restore business confidence and competitiveness overall. I urge my fellow South Australians to embrace change on 15 March and allow our state to return to its heyday.


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Associated Orthodontists, the area’s leader in orthodontic care for children, teens and adults, is proud to announce the addition of Dr. Tyler Ramir to the AO team. He is currently accepting new patients, and will be practicing at AO’s Joliet, Plainfield, Frankfort and Bourbonnais locations.
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A native of Addison, Illinois, he earned his Bachelor of Science from the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana with a major in integrative biology and minors in chemistry and Spanish. Following graduation, he attended the University of Illinois at Chicago College of Dentistry, receiving his Doctor of Dental Medicine.Dr. Ramir then continued his education at UIC College of Dentistry and completed its Orthodontic Residency Program. He served as class president and earned his Master of Oral Sciences and Orthodontic Certificate.
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We were lucky enough to have Chef Rachelle Boucher join us for our Monday session at the San Francisco Cooking School. She brought a great recipe of Vietnamese Spring Rolls to teach us. Not only are they delicious, but great [...]
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Russia delivers humanitarian aid to Aleppo daily unlike UK — Defense MinistryWorld December 03, 7:29
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MOSCOW, July 14 (Itar-Tass) —— A fire that broke out early on Saturday at a munitions depot in Russia’s Nizhny Novgorod region has been extinguished. No one was hurt, a spokesman for the regional emergencies administration old Itar-Tass.
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A docuseries about Sally McNeil’s shooting of abusive husband Ray, Killer Sally, is coming on Netflix. It features interviews with Sally McNeil, her friends, and her family about the events that took place on Valentine’s Day 1995. The three-part series will premiere on Wednesday, November 2.
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Owen Wilson, Kim Kardashian, Jason Sudeikis and Rami Malek will be hosting the next 47th season of “Saturday Night Live,” the show will livestream on Peacock for the first time on October 2nd.
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Doctor Karleen Gribble
Adjunct Associate Professor,
School of Nursing and Midwifery
Karleen Gribble is an Adjunct Associate Professor in the School of Nursing and Midwifery. Karleen completed her PhD at Western Sydney University in 1999 and while her career began in agriculture, she soon transferred her research skills to infant feeding. She has held an adjunct position at WSU since 2003. Her areas of expertise include: adoptive breastfeeding, long-term breastfeeding, child protection and breastfeeding, peer-to-peer milk sharing, bottle feeding, infant and young child feeding in emergencies (IYCF-E), attachment in foster care, home education and trauma, and the practical aspects of day-to-day care for children with a history of trauma.
Karleen’s research is of high quality and has been published in 37 refereed journal articles and book chapters that are regularly cited. She is a frequent speaker at conferences on infant feeding, humanitarian aid, child health and foster care/adoption. This has included as a keynote speaker in New Zealand, the UK, France, Indonesia and the Philippines as well as a variety of conferences in Australia. She has been twice awarded (2007, 2013) the Mary Paton Research Award for Best Breastfeeding Paper, the only person to be so honoured. Karleen is active in policy development, advocacy and training in the area of IYCF-E and is the world’s most prolific researcher in this field. She frequently provides advice to UN organisations, NGOs and governments on IYCF-E and her research has shaped national and international policies. Since 2010 she has been an individual member of the international interagency collaboration the Infant and Young Child Feeding in Emergencies Core Group. She regularly provides expert opinion in on issues related to infant feeding in Australian Children’s Courts. From 2010-2013 she was an advisor to the Federal Attorney General as a member of the National Intercountry Adoption Group.
Karleen is one of the top ranking Western Sydney University authors for The Conversation and is regularly interviewed by print and broadcast media on issues related to infant feeding and adoption. She is also an Australian Breastfeeding Association Community Educator and Breastfeeding Counsellor.
This information has been contributed by Doctor Gribble.
- PhD University of Western Sydney, Hawkesbury
- BRurSc University of New England
- Infant and Young Child Feeding in Emergencies Core Group (2010 - 2017)
Organisational Unit (School / Division)
- School of Nursing and Midwifery
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Chapters in Books
- Gribble, K. (2014), 'Formula feeding in emergencies', Handbook of Dietary and Nutritional Aspects of Bottle Feeding, Wageningen Academic Publishers 9789086862238.
- Blythe, S., Elcombe, E., Peters, K., Burns, E. and Gribble, K. (2022), 'Australian foster carers' views of supporting maternal breastfeeding and attachment in out-of-home care', Child Abuse and Neglect, vol 130, no 3 .
- Gribble, K. and Blythe, S. (2022), 'Love and belonging in foster carer recruitment materials in New South Wales, Australia', Child Abuse and Neglect, vol 130 .
- Gribble, K., Bewley, S., Bartick, M., Mathisen, R., Walker, S., Gamble, J., Bergman, N., Gupta, A., Hocking, J. and Dahlen, H. (2022), 'Effective communication about pregnancy, birth, lactation, breastfeeding and newborn care : the importance of sexed language', Frontiers in Global Women's Health, vol 3 .
- Gribble, K., Villarosa, A., Ghimire, P. and Blythe, S. (2022), '[In Press] Enduring familial relationships and identity preservation make simple adoption the preferred permanency option for children in out-of-home care', Australian Social Work, .
- Gribble, K. (2021), 'Writing expert reports for court in relation to breastfeeding infants and young children', Journal of Human Lactation, vol 37, no 4 , pp 683 - 688.
- Blythe, S., Peters, K., Elcombe, E., Burns, E. and Gribble, K. (2021), 'Australian foster carers' views and concerns regarding maternal drug use and the safety of breastmilk', Children, vol 8, no 4 .
- Tomori, C., Gribble, K., Palmquist, A., Ververs, M. and Gross, M. (2020), 'When separation is not the answer : breastfeeding mothers and infants affected by COVID-19', Maternal and Child Nutrition, vol 16, no 4 .
- Vu Hoang, D., Cashin, J., Gribble, K., Marinelli, K. and Mathisen, R. (2020), 'Misalignment of global COVID-19 breastfeeding and newborn care guidelines with World Health Organization recommendations', BMJ Nutrition, Prevention and Health, vol 3, no 2 .
- Gribble, K., Mathisen, R., Ververs, M. and Coutsoudis, A. (2020), 'Mistakes from the HIV pandemic should inform the COVID-19 response for maternal and newborn care', International Breastfeeding Journal, vol 15, no 1 .
- Gribble, K., Marinelli, K., Tomori, C. and Gross, M. (2020), 'Implications of the COVID-19 pandemic response for breastfeeding, maternal caregiving capacity and infant mental health', Journal of Human Lactation, vol 36, no 4 , pp 591 - 603.
- Hull, N., Kam, R. and Gribble, K. (2020), 'Providing breastfeeding support during the COVID-19 pandemic : concerns of mothers who contacted the Australian Breastfeeding Association', Breastfeeding Review, vol 28, no 3 , pp 25 - 35.
- Sheehan, A., Gribble, K. and Schmied, V. (2019), 'It's okay to breastfeed in public but...', International Breastfeeding Journal, vol 14 .
- Palmquist, A., Perrin, M., Cassar-Uhl, D., Gribble, K., Bond, A. and Cassidy, T. (2019), 'Current trends in research on human milk exchange for infant feeding', Journal of Human Lactation, vol 35, no 3 , pp 453 - 477.
- Gribble, K., Peterson, M. and Brown, D. (2019), 'Emergency preparedness for infant and young child feeding in emergencies (IYCF-E) : an Australian audit of emergency plans and guidance', BMC Public Health, vol 19, no 1 .
- Gribble, K. (2018), 'Supporting the most vulnerable through appropriate infant and young child feeding in emergencies', Journal of Human Lactation, vol 34, no 1 , pp 40 - 46.
- Gribble, K. (2018), '"Someone's generosity has formed a bond between us" : interpersonal relationships in Internet-facilitated peer-to-peer milk sharing', Maternal and Child Nutrition, vol 14, no S6 .
- Gribble, K. and Fernandes, C. (2018), 'Considerations regarding the use of infant formula products in infant and young child feeding in emergencies (IYCF-E) programs', World Nutrition, vol 9, no 3 , pp 261 - 283.
- Berry, N. and Gribble, K. (2017), 'Health and nutrition content claims on websites advertising infant formula available in Australia : a content analysis', Maternal and Child Nutrition, vol 13, no 4 .
- Gribble, K., Berry, N., Kerac, M. and Challinor, M. (2017), 'Volume marker inaccuracies : a cross-sectional survey of infant feeding bottles', Maternal and Child Nutrition, vol 13, no 3 .
- Gribble, K. and English, R. (2016), 'Helping children with home education : how home education can enable good educational outcomes for children and young people in out-of-home care', International Journal of Child, Youth and Family Studies, vol 7, no 2 , pp 240 - 256.
- Gribble, K. (2016), 'Promoting attachment in foster parents : what we can learn from the experience of parents of premature infants', Adoption and Fostering, vol 40, no 2 , pp 113 - 127.
- Hargest-Slade, A. and Gribble, K. (2015), 'Shaken but not broken : supporting breastfeeding women after the 2011 Christchurch New Zealand earthquake', Breastfeeding Review, vol 23, no 3 , pp 7 - 13.
- Gribble, K. (2014), 'Perception and management of risk in Internet based peer-to-peer milk-sharing', Early Child Development and Care, vol 184, no 1 , pp 84 - 98.
- Gribble, K. and Gallagher, M. (2014), 'Rights of children in relation to breastfeeding in child protection cases', British Journal of Social Work, vol 44, no 2 , pp 434 - 450.
- Gribble, K. (2014), '"I'm happy to be able to help" : why women donate milk to a peer via Internet-based milk sharing networks', Breastfeeding Medicine, vol 9, no 5 , pp 251 - 256.
- Gribble, K. (2014), ''A better alternative' : why women use peer-to-peer shared milk', Breastfeeding Review, vol 22, no 1 , pp 11 - 21.
- Gribble, K. (2013), 'Media messages and the needs of infants and young children after Cyclone Nargis and the WenChuan Earthquake', Disasters, vol 37, no 1 , pp 80 - 100.
- Gribble, K. (2013), 'Peer-to-peer milk donors' and recipients' experiences and perceptions of donor milk banks', Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic, and Neonatal Nursing, vol 42, no 4 , pp 451 - 461.
- Gribble, K. and Hausman, B. (2012), 'Milk sharing and formula feeding : infant feeding risks in comparative perspective?', Australasian Medical Journal, vol 5, no 5 , pp 275 - 283.
- Taylor, C., Gribble, K., Sheehan, A., Schmied, V. and Dykes, F. (2011), 'Staff Perceptions and Experiences of Implementing the Baby Friendly Initiative in Neonatal Intensive Care Units in Australia', JOGNN - Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic, and Neonatal Nursing, vol 40, no 1 , pp 25 - 34.
- Schmied, V., Gribble, K., Sheehan, A., Taylor, C. and Dykes, F. (2011), 'Ten steps or climbing a mountain: A study of Australian health professionals' perceptions of implementing the baby friendly health initiative to protect, promote and support breastfeeding', BMC Health Services Research, vol 11, no 208 , pp 1 - 10.
- Akre, J., Gribble, K. and Minchin, M. (2011), 'Milk sharing: from private practice to public pursuit', International Breastfeeding Journal, vol 6, no 1 , pp 8 - 8.
- Gribble, K. (2011), 'Mechanisms behind breastmilk's protection against, and artificial baby milk's facilitation of, diarrhoeal illness', Breastfeeding Review, vol 19, no 2 , pp 19 - 26.
- Gribble, K. and Berry, N. (2011), 'Emergency preparedness for those who care for infants in developed country contexts', International Breastfeeding Journal., vol 6, no 1 , pp 16 - 16.
- Gribble, K., McGrath, M., MacLaine, A. and Lhotska, L. (2011), 'Supporting breastfeeding in emergencies: Protecting women's reproductive rights and maternal and infant health', Disasters, vol 35, no 4 , pp 720 - 738.
- Gribble, K. (2009), ''As good as chocolate' and 'better than ice cream': How toddler, and older, breastfeeders experience breastfeeding', Early Child Development and Care, vol 179, no 8 , pp 1067 - 1082.
- Gribble, K. (2008), 'Long-term breastfeeding ; changing attitudes and overcoming challenges', Breastfeeding Review, vol 16, no 1 , pp 5 - 15.
- Berry, N. and Gribble, K. (2008), 'Breast is no longer best: Promoting normal infant feeding', Maternal and Child Nutrition, vol 4, no 1 , pp 74 - 79.
- Gribble, K. (2007), 'A model for caregiving of adopted children after institutionalization.', Journal of child and adolescent psychiatric nursing, vol 20, no 1 , pp 14 - 26.
- Gribble, K. (2006), 'Mental health, attachment and breastfeeding: implications for adopted children and their mothers.', International Breastfeeding Journal, vol 1, no 5 , pp 1 - 15.
- Gribble, K. (2005), 'Breastfeeding of a medically fragile foster child', Journal of Human Lactation, vol 21, no 1 , pp 42 - 46.
- Gribble, K. (2004), 'The influence of context on the success of adoptive breastfeeding: Developing countries and the west', Breastfeeding Review Journal, vol 12 , pp 5 - 13.
- Gribble, K., Sarafis, V. and Conroy, J. (2003), 'Vitrified Plants : Towards an Understanding of their Nature', Phytomorphology, vol 53 , pp 1 - 10.
- Gribble, K., Conroy, J., Holford, P. and Milham, P. (2002), 'In vitro uptake of minerals by Gypsophila paniculata and hybrid eucalypts, and relevance to media mineral formulation', Australian Journal of Botany, vol 50 , pp 713 - 723.
- Gribble, K. (2001), 'Mother-to-mother support for women breastfeeding in unusual circumstances: a new method for an old model.', Breastfeeding review : professional publication of the Nursing Mothers" Association of Australia, vol 9, no 3 , pp 13 - 19.
- 2019, 'Belonging in Two Families: Exploring Permanency Options for Children in Long-Term Out-of-Home Care in Australia', Report
|Title:||Belonging in two families: exploring permanency options for children in foster care|
|Western Researchers:||Stacy Blythe, Kath Peters and Karleen Gribble|
|Years:||2018-06-20 - 2019-06-30|
|Title:||A study of contemporary family, social and cultural influences on first-time mothers' decisions about infant feeding and early parenting practices|
|Western Researchers:||Virginia Schmied and Karleen Gribble|
|Years:||2009-08-04 - 2012-08-03|


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The Initiative announced earlier this month that it's giving grants to three advocacy groups that argue America's rates of incarceration are an impediment to economic and human development:
- The Alliance for Safety and Justice, a group launched in 2016 to reduce incarceration, "replace prison waste with new safety priorities." Advance state reform through education and advocacy.
- JustLeadershipUSA, based in New York, is "dedicated to cutting the U.S. correctional population in half by 2030," according to its website.
- FAMM, based in Washington, describes itself as "the most effective sentencing reform advocacy group in the U.S.," and "fighting for smart sentencing laws."
The Initiative is also funding groups advocating for immigration reform, affordable housing and better standards for criminal investgations into sexual violence, according to a September 19 post from David Plouffe, the Initiative's head of advocacy and a former political campaign manager who helped get President Barack Obama elected in 2008.
"We believe grassroots movements are key to sustained social change. We're committed to supporting proven and promising advocacy models grounded in community, including the six organizations we will be highlighting this week," Plouffe wrote.
The organization advocating for victims of sexual assault, called Rise, has successfully pushed for new laws in 10 states.


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Simple, not easy.
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I can take an opinion, but I don't like when you try and spew hate and contaminate the way other people think. I feel like I'm one of the people that's always made music for the common man. That's why I don't really live my life the way I could. I don't stunt as much as I could stunt, 'cause that's not who my music is for.
The Who quite possibly remain the greatest live band ever. Even the list-driven punk legend and music historian Johnny Ramone agreed with me on this.
Furnishing a home is no different than going into the studio and making music. You want to make sure you've pared down all the extra details so that in the end, every stitch has a context uniquely yours.
'The Voice' was the first real job I've ever had that wasn't just messing around with music.
You can pick songs that sound like hits, but if it's not something that somebody wants to tell their friends, 'Hey man, have you heard this song?' then I don't think it's worth it. The only way to get your music out there, is for someone to tell their friends about it.
If your child marches to a different beat, a different drummer, you might just have to go along with that music. Help them achieve what's important to them.
Sometimes my boyfriend would write the lyrics and I would write the melody, and other times I would start from scratch. Or sometimes I would take a local poem and put that to music.
A great song is a great song, whether it's on vinyl or CD or cassette or reel to reel or mp3. Then again, that might be an overly optimistic view, but I do think that great music will transcend the medium in which it is delivered.
I think of music as creating a space. I like to put things in that are comforting to me and are nostalgic. To me, that's what sampling does in songs; it's making deeper layers for people who know where it comes from, but also referencing another part of my history and my memory or a memory that I have.
Music — quotes and aphorisms
It seems like I've been writing since birth! I started writing poems before I got to school. I wrote the class musical in first grade — both words and music. It was about a bunch of vegetables who got together in a salad. I played the chief carrot!
Singing is my passion, my first love and the secret of my energy. Music to me is like finding my inner self, my soul. It gives me a great joy to see audiences enjoying with me. I have given my heart to singing. When I sing, I can feel romance in everything around me.
I listened, motionless and still;
And, as I mounted up the hill,
The music in my heart I bore,
Long after it was heard no more.
I do not want to be bored listening to music that is muffled and known only to the poet himself.
When you sit down to write something, there should be no guidelines. The main idea is not supposed to be, 'How many different ways can we sell it?' That's so far away from the true spirit of what music is.
A film is — or should be — more like music than like fiction. It should be a progression of moods and feelings. The theme, what's behind the emotion, the meaning, all that comes later.
It took me until my teenage years to realize that I was medicating with music. I was pushing back against my stupid school uniform, instructors who called me by my last name and my classmates, who, while friendly enough, were not at all inspiring.