My temper isn’t fragile and I’m not your deity and you should walk on coals around me, not glass.
Suffer for it if you place me above you,
worship me like you think I deserve.
I have every reason to be mad
(and you know that)
so don’t announce it to the room-
denounce me to the room-
as if i’m a wild animal.
Jaws clenched around your throat,
Don’t force me into shame.
I’m a wolf now,
you cannot cower and escape.
And suffer no consequence.
I won’t let you undermine my fury.
Belittle me one more time- I dare you
and I’ll show you overreaction.
I’ll show you teeth clenched and torn neck
so you know that this is nothing.
If you think this is anger then you're severely under prepared.
Don’t earn a god’s wrath if you want to survive.
I’m not a god, but if you want I can act like one f.h
@theficwritersblock, here’s some lourry So You Think You Can Dance with bonus angst, hope you like it!
Shoving his head under the
pillow doesn’t help, since it’s not the noise that’s keeping Louis awake. Even
with his ears covered, the shock waves from Harry’s hard landings on the living
room floor travel through the apartment and reverberate inside Louis’ ribcage. Not
for the first time, Louis wishes terrible things upon whichever producer came
up with their roommate assignments. He sits up and reaches for a pair of
There’s only a dim lamp on
in the living room, but Louis stops to let his eyes adjust anyway. Harry’s stalking
across the floor with his back to the bedroom door, head cocked oddly, elbows
pointing at an angle that makes him look like a bird of prey.
God, Sonya Tayeh must have
loved choreographing him. He’s the perfect canvas for the elegant creepiness of
her visions, all disorderly limbs and scrawled tattoos and that uncanny alien
face. For a moment Louis forgets to resent Harry. It almost looks like he
belongs here, instead of practically walking off the street and into the SYTYCD
top 20 right alongside Louis, making a mockery of Louis’s fifteen years of
classes and practice and sacrifice and living, breathing, bleeding dance.
Lead: -reappearing in a glitching-teleporting, he yelped, now landing on his face outside of Coals house- OOw! -he winces, sitting up a bit, rubbing the bridge between his eye socket(s) and sneezing- Ugh.. alrighty, Coal? You home? -he calls, starting to stand-
Coal: * he heard the familiar voice and opened the door but before he could say hi or greet lead, acid dashed pass him and ran straight to lead jumping around and licked his face a couple times* Acid ):C you need to stop Q>Q * Coal walked over to lead and picked him up, giving him a kiss* hey!~
We were like flames crackling in the wind. Whenever we thought we would burn out the wind ignited us again but now those flames are gone. The coal may still remain hot but the wind won’t light us up again.
The fire went out and just left us with hot coal.
cokeworth is full of terraced houses all crammed together and leaning on each other
gardens are walled in and mostly paved over
little pathways run at the back of houses, between two rows, full of children skipping and racing each other on bikes
most of the men work at the factories or down the coal mines
they walk home from a day’s work, covered in soot with callused hands and blackened faces
children run to meet them and swing on their arms as they return to their families
the pub just off the highstreet is always full of the workers
opens at five and is crowded by six
familiar faces and loud conversations spill out into the street as darts is played and daddy’s girls are taught poker
the highstreet is old and weary but still bright
there’s val’s cuts the hairdressers run by the american widow who always swears at the little boys sticking their noses against the window and has bright pink hair and pops gum, hanging it to the children who sweep her floors for a few shillings
next door is the indian takeaway and at diwali lights line the entire street thanks to mr nandika
mother’s line up at the supermarket, babies on hips and in prams, baskets balanced on arms as they talk about eastenders and whether or not frank is going to propose to susie
a redhead runs down the road, skipping towards the hill a few streets back
fondly named wendy’s crescent thanks to the time wendy smith’s dress blew up whilst she was climbing a tree
before the hill is the park with swings and a seesaw and a roundabout
more marriages and fights and secrets and friendships happen there than anywhere else in the town combined
once a week everyone on the street piles into mrs nash’s living room because she’s the only one with a colour tv
children dare each other to climb to the top of the abandoned mill, stories of ghosts and strange happenings encouraged by parents who’d rather their children believe in the supernatural than a failing industry
teenagers who think they’re a little harder than everyone else carry around cans full of paint and ride up and down the dirty river, whilsting and calling at the passersby
no one questions the flashes of a pretty floral dress that brightens the dank streets, not when they know it’s headed towards the house that’s full of shouting and hatred
two buses a day run through the town, one a week heading to london
pretty girls with bows in their hair haul suitcases onto the buses, ready for the trip to secretarial school where they’ll meet handsome, educated men
men who didn’t attend cokeworth primary school and don’t know rumours about what goes on behind the bike shed and who really broke the cane and how to sneak into the teacher’s car park
on a sunday all the children with scabs on their knees and dirt beneath their fingernails are forced into their finest clothes and the whole town sits in pews or stands at the back of the church listening to the new sermon from father jeoffrey
at the end of the service cake is served and the cleaning rota is talked about and the children run back home to change
the parish hall hosts parties for the children and union meetings and bingo nights and dances and serves beer because the only way to get the men to turn up is to promise some sort of alcoholic beverage
everyone defends janey ford from down the road who lost her first two children and managed to keep her third just to have her cheating husband leave her
no one talks about the time mr peterson knocked out mr twain after labour won the election
cokeworth is full of secrets and rumours and broken walls which children run along but when you think of it you think of boys in shorts and girls in sandals running after the ice cream van and women laughing as they hang their washing out and the men swinging toddlers onto their shoulders
most of all you think of home
because, for most people, and especially lily evans, even with the fighting and the anger, cokeworth is exactly that
“I did the coal walk! Just, I did it. Michael, you couldn’t even do that. Maybe I should be your boss. Wow I feel really good right now. Why didn’t any of you come to my art show? I invited all of you. That really sucked. It’s like sometimes some of you act like I don’t even exist. Jim, I called off my wedding because of you. And now we’re not even friends. And things are just like weird between us. And that sucks. And I miss you. You were my best friend before you went to Stamford. And I really miss you. […] there were a lot of reasons to call of my wedding. But the truth is, I didn’t care about any of those reasons until I met you. The thing that I’m just trying to say to you Jim, and to everyone else in the circle, I guess, is that I miss having fun with you. Just you, not everyone in the circle. Okay. I am gonna go walk in the water now.”
Shonda has worked with Bellamy Young before. That is HER GIRL. She would walk on coals for BY. Remember when Shonda changed her wallpaper to feature BY? She didn’t do that for Kerry or Darby or Katie. She did it for BY. That is her girl. She is writing her as lead. All the white critics know it and won’t call out Shonda as it benefits a white actress.
Shonda acts like she cares about diversity while she is putting together a new show for BY and is using Scandal as a launching pad. Kerry Washington knows how Shonda feels about BY, which is why she stays sucking up to Shonda and being friendly with BY in the hopes that some crumbs will be thrown her way.
Shonda is setting up Kerry/Olivia and her fans to look like fools. Watch and see how this season ends. Bellamy/Mellie will be on top. Shonda can’t stand Kerry. She uses her for publicity, but her goal is to set up BY with her own show. Hell, she’s already rewritten Scandal to be about Mellie. When the show first aired, we were getting the story from Olivia’s perspective. Olivia is the one who had people to confide in, like Steven and Harrison. Olivia had her own company. Most of the characters helped highlight Olivia’s story. It was Olivia’s scenes with Fitz that was slowed down while every thing else and everybody else spoke fast. Now, notice how the few scenes between Olivia and Fitz are fast paced while the ones between Mellie and Fitz are always slowed down to emphasize their connection, their team work. They get to really talk, to have discussions, to share their dreams, and talk about Olivia - like she’s an object. A nothing. A secondary character with no feelings or point. Think back to Fitz and Olivia scenes from season two and compare them with Fitz and Mellie. I know Olitz fans don’t like to hear the truth, but Shonda is writing for Mellie because she supports Bellamy Young. And because BY wants more airtime with Tony Goldwyn and more power for her character, she’s getting it. BY knows that Tony helps her scenes come off well while Kerry’s with Scott Foley comes off as weak. Bellamy Young is just as shady as Shonda. She is very entitled.
You are dangerous
because I fell in love with you
with a love so deep
that I would walk on coals
and run through traffic
for a chance to hold your hand.
I would let you drag me to hell and never back
if it meant staying with you.
And you were a distraction
when I needed to focus.
Focus? Focus on what?
Why focus on anything if its not you?
The exact sort of thinking I had trained myself to ignore
but you, and a simple smile of flowers and feathers and sunshine and love
managed to break me deep
and the walls came crumbling down
and I loved you
and that left me vulnerable
because you are dangerous
with the way that you made me love you.
This is nothing like the movies
this isn’t beautiful
this isn’t the tragic girl crying on a bathroom floor only to be comforted by the lover who broke her heart
this is blood staining favorite sweaters
this is walking on coals because you like the way it feels
this is picking wings off flies and selling them at a garage sale as antique mirrors
this is digging yourself a grave so you don’t have to face the sun anymore
this is not seeing the sun anymore
you haven’t left your room in a week
your phone is dead but your hands still tremble when the light catches it
you think it’s his name lighting up the screen
but it isn’t
there’s not enough life in it for that but that doesn’t matter, he’s not texting you anyway
the last voicemail you left him goes like this
“oh my fucking god there’s blood everywhere please help me please help me. im so sorry please come back.”
the last text you sent to him goes like this
read 3:43 a.m– “i don’t know what this is but it feels like dying. it feels like I’m dying.”
“Hey, I want to say something. Ive been trying to be more honest lately and I just need to say a few things. I did the coal walk! I just did it. Michael, you couldnt even do that. Maybe I should be your boss. Wow, I feel really good right now. Why didnt any of you come to my art show? I invited all of you. That really sucked. Its like sometimes some of you act like I dont even exist. Jim, I called off my wedding because of you and now were not even friends. And things are just weird between us and that sucks. And I miss you. You were my best friend before you went to Stamford and I really miss you. I shouldnt have been with Roy. And there were a lot of reasons to call off my wedding, but the truth is I didnt care about any of those reasons until I met you. And now youre with someone else and thats fine, its whatever, thats not what Im OK, my feet really hurt. The thing that Im just trying to say to you, Jim, and to everyone else in the circle I guess, is that I miss having fun with you. Just you, not everyone in the circle. OK, I am going to go walk in the water now. Yep. Good day.”


July 11, 2012
Loyola University Maryland women’s basketball rising senior Katie Sheahin spent two weeks traveling in Europe with the university, visiting various companies and doing some sightseeing.
Sheahin visited four countries: Germany, Austria, France and Italy, with several other Loyola students. The students were able to visit many different types of companies in each of these countries, while taking in many of the major sites.
In Germany, the group visited BLM, BMW and Adobe, while experiencing the German cuisine and visiting a beer garden.
While in Austria, they made two company visits to Innsbruck Tourist Board and Fiedel Glass. The group also had time to take a cable to the top of the Alps, and then went canyoning through the mountains.
The trip to France featured company visits to Fragonard Perfumerie and Ask. S.A. The group took a quick trip to Monaco before going to the race in Monte Carlo, while also finding time to walk along the beaches in Nice.
The group wrapped-up the trip in Rome, making visits to Skin High Fashion Leather and Johnson and Johnson Medical. Sheahin was able to explore all the main tourist attractions and enjoy all different types of pasta and gelato.


|Name of walk||A Circuit of Ennerdale Water|
|Date of walk||2010-04-22|
I arrived at Bowness Knott for 10am and took a walk up the first hill to look over to Crag Fell and Angler`s Crag, my lunch spot. The weather was perfect blue skies and unlike Tuesday, no wind.
Looking down the lake from the shore towards Pillar and Steeple.
Tree reflections in the lake.
The bridge across the River Liza. You take the track ahead and turn off right through a gate just before the trees and head off along a grass track to the head of the lake.
Looking towards the lake from the bridge.
A cute black lamb!
Heading down the rough track towards Angler`s Crag.
Looking back to the head of the lake.
I took this bottom track along the face of Angler`s Crag, then I would go on to the top from the other side. Two people making their way towards me.
It was quite precipitous in places!
Now on the track that goes up to Angler`s Crag. Great Borne and Bowness Knott on the left..
Looking past The Pinnacles up to Crag Fell.
I found a rock to lean against and this was the sedentary view whist I had lunch.....Starling Dodd, Red Pike, High Stile, High Crag and Haystacks on the left. Pillar, Scoat Fell, Steeple and Haycock on the right. Not a bad spot to stop!
Heading back down the track towards the weir.
View up the lake from the bridge. The water is too low to come over the weir. The track up Angler`s Crag can easily be made out from here.
From the path at the head of the lake.
Mountain close-up. Pillar, Scoat Fell, Steeple.
Three swans in the middle distance.
A nice wide path.
The gorse is blooming.
Bowness Farm from the green track that leads back to the car park.
From the car park I climb the hill again for the view back down the lake.


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Background: The purpose was to redesign the brand of the Municipal Libraries, a network with a total of 31 libraries spread throughout the city of València, Spain. We wanted to renew the image of the library from being the “cathedral of silence” to living spaces where people can become active parts of the community and an agent of change. With this rebranding, we wanted to let all Valèncians—whether living in urban or suburban locations—know about these public libraries and all the activities, services and values that comes with it.
Reasoning: We wanted to make a brand that can work alone and fit with the València City Council logotype. Most importantly, we wanted to inform citizens that the library is a public square for shelter, leisure or work. For this reason, we placed a letter B (for Biblioteca) and surrounded it by four brackets that delimit the space as the main symbol of this new concept.
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A story with a talking Hoopoe, I had my reservations. But this charming Chinese-flavoured fantasy with stories inside stories about the empress In-Yo, her servant Rabbit and visiting cleric Chih, grabbed my attention after the first chapter. I find it so worthwhile to immerse myself in a totally different world from mine.
'In those days you could say a thousand things with your choice of ink and paper even before someone read a word of your poetry.'
Chih looked at the object in Rabbit’s hand, wondering why the hair and dark feather looked suddenly so grim.
'I thought it was just trash.'
'It is trash,' she said shortly, 'but if you want to understand people who have gone, that’s what you look at, isn’t it? Their offal. Their leavings.'
Chih waited patiently. It was the bulk of their training, learning how to wait for a story rather than chasing after it, and soon enough, it came to them.


Ilevathadi is a village positioned in Tirunavalur Block of Viluppuram district in Tamil Nadu. Placed in rural region of Viluppuram district of Tamil Nadu, it is one among the 65 villages of Tirunavalur Block of Viluppuram district. As per the government records, the village number of Ilevathadi is 633745. The village has 95 homes.
According to Census 2011, Ilevathadi's population is 399. Out of this, 209 are males whereas the females count 190 here. This village has 57 children in the age bracket of 0-6 years. Among them 36 are boys and 21 are girls.
Literacy rate in Ilevathadi village is 61%. 245 out of total 399 population is literate here. Among males the literacy rate is 68% as 144 males out of total 209 are literate while female literacy rate is 53% as 101 out of total 190 females are educated in this Village.
The Negative part is that illiteracy rate of Ilevathadi village is 38%. Here 154 out of total 399 people are illiterate. Male illiteracy rate here is 31% as 65 males out of total 209 are uneducated. In females the illiteracy rate is 46% and 89 out of total 190 females are illiterate in this village.
The count of occupied people of Ilevathadi village is 230 while 169 are un-employed. And out of 230 working people 53 persons are completely reliant on cultivation.


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This was the first weekend that B and I were in town without any commitments/events/trips/weddings/etc. since August, so I was pretty excited when Friday came. What would the weekend hold? Relaxing? Going out? Running? (I know – sounds like every other weekend)
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The third annual OC Look Party, benefiting the Dream Guide of Orange County, invites guest to enjoy a night of fashion, beauty and an exclusive preview of menu items from the Capital Grille. The event will be housed within a new 14,000 square foot home in Pelican Crest. For tickets and more information, call (949) 553-0363.
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The annual Hoag Movie Night, which as raised more than $1.4 million for the Hoag Cancer Center since its inception in 1988, is at 5 p.m. at the parking lot of the Big Newport Edwards Theatre in Newport Beach. The event features food from some of the finest restaurants in Orange County and a private screening of "Inception." For more information, visit http://www.hoagmoviewscreening.org.
Andrea Ristorante at the Resort at Pelican Hill, 22701 Pelican Hill Road South, Newport Coast, will open for lunch, offering an express menu with a three-course meal in 30 minutes. Lunch is served from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday. For more information, call (949) 467-6800.
A group of Costa Mesa Chamber members meets from 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. the first and third Wednesday of each month at the Costa Mesa Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Drive, to exchange leads. Visitors are welcome. Cost is $17; no reservation is necessary. For more information, call (714) 885-9093 or visit costamesachamber.com.


Stroll the streets of Mykonos on a guided walking tour, and experience the cosmopolitan vibe of the most fabulous island of the Aegean. Marvel at the natural beauty of the island, and stroll down streets filled with boutique stores and stylish bars.
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Though it had over 9,000 stores at its peak, only one of Blockbuster's video rental stores remains in Bend, Oregon.
The Art Institute of Colorado’s future is uncertain after it’s prior parent company filed for bankruptcy, teachers being laid off…
According to several reports, the data firm filed for voluntary Chapter 7 bankruptcy in the U.S. on Thursday.
The company is accused of gathering data from as many as 87 million Facebook users without their explicit consent.
Gibson Brands Inc. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy Tuesday, but the decision won't affect the guitar-making side of the business.
Jennifer Lawrence, Meryl Streep, Quentin Tarantino and other stars filed objections to the sale because they say the studio owes them money.
The Weinstein Co. filed for bankruptcy in Delaware and struck a deal to sell its assets.
Despite a filing for bankruptcy in September, the store said it will have its shelves stocked for the holiday season.
Scott Allen Ostrem, the man accused of shooting and killing three people at a Walmart in suburban Denver Wednesday evening, usually kept to…
The CEO says the company is going to focus more on its in-store customer experience after filing for bankruptcy.
Takata is seeking bankruptcy protection in the U.S. and Japan and will sell most of its operations to Key Safety Systems.
Mile High Stadium district board approves new payment plan for Denver Broncos, which still plans to sell naming rights.


The 2018 NBSTRN Annual Network Meeting: Newborn Screening, Pilots, Genomics and Discoveries is held in Bethesda, MD on July 31st and August 1st. This meeting will feature cutting-edge research across the newborn screening research spectrum. Each year stakeholders from all facets of newborn screening attend to share ideas, including the researchers working to develop novel technologies and treatments, the public health team members who screen the 4 million babies each year, and the clinicians deliver lifesaving treatments to diagnosed newborns. NIH representatives will share exciting updates and plans for investigations related to maternal and fetal health, and key issues before, during and after the birth of a newborn.
Please note that this meeting will be broadcasted live via webinar. Slides will be made available after the meeting. Please see the meeting agenda below.


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This was one of my Dad's favorite songs. I still remember listening to it when I was about 10 and we were driving home from visiting my grandfather and he let me shift his car for him on the empty road.
I always loved when I was allowed to do the gear shift. What a sweet memory.
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BOURNEMOUTH BIGGEST MULTI GENER NIGHT IS BACK.
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Newly formed London production duo 4am Kru have been making waves in the UK jungle scene since emerging post lockdown, showcasing their immersive brand of 1994 flavoured jungle through their raucous live shows. This is live jungle like you’ve never experienced before.
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EUR/CHF’s choppy rebound from 1.1478 extended higher last week but stayed below 1.1656 resistance. Initial bias remains neutral this week first. On the upside, break of 1.1656 will resume the corrective rise from 1.1366 short term bottom. EUR/CHF should target 61.8% retracement of 1.2004 to 1.1366 at 1.1760. But we would expect strong resistance from there to limit upside. We’d still expect at least one more falling leg before the correction from 1.2004 completes. On the downside, break of 1.1478 will turn bias to the downside for 1.1366 first.
In the bigger picture, EUR/CHF was solidly rejected by prior SNB imposed floor at 1.2000. Considering bearish divergence condition in daily and weekly MACD, 1.2004 should be a medium term top. And price action from 1.2004 is correcting the up trend from 1.0629. Such correction is expected to extend for a while and therefore, we’re not anticipating a break of 1.2004 in near term. Another decline cannot be ruled out yet. But in that case, strong support should be seen at 1.1198 (2016 high), 61.8% retracement of 1.0629 to 1.2004 at 1.1154 to contain downside.


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Praise the Lord! We received some measurable rain Sunday afternoon. The pavement is still wet and conditions are cloudy. I haven’t mowed in 3 weeks now. There is nothing to mow. Our grass is laying dormant on the ground. Plants have had to be watered from the water hoses. God’s blessings of rain far surpass any garden hoses. He just hasn’t seen fit to send much our way yet. Our temperature was 94 degrees around 3:00 pm yesterday and when the front blew in, it was 74 degrees. The temperature stayed there all night. I got out and watered the plants this morning, anyway. We desperately need rain around Ryan. The grasshoppers have really begun to move into town again.
I went over to see Mom Saturday afternoon after going to Wichita Falls. I spent some time with her and was on my way back to Ryan on Highway 81 just north of Ringgold and I could see an animal beginning to cross the highway. It’s body was slim and low to the ground, and I assumed it was a coyote. I was getting closer to the animal and it was slowing down and so was I when we met, face to face, on the highway. It was a tiny baby deer, and I saw no sign of its’ mother. It just stood there looking at me. My car was dead still, and I honked at the baby deer, it didn’t even move at first, then I honked again, and it began running back from the direction it had originally started crossing. Its’ little feet were slipping on the pavement of the highway as it was trying to move quickly to get away from this foreign object that it was facing. I know there are an abundance of deer around our area, but, my heart went out for this little guy or gal. I hope it found a safe place and still has its’ mother to care for it somewhere out there.
Kim’s news for this week:
Yes, it is true Ruffy Tuffy got a straw hat, too.
Every morning I go ride with Foxy by my side.
Then Foxy and I go to the ball park, where she can play ball and bark.
Everyone have a blessed week, a safe 4th of July and please remember to keep praying for rain and for each other.


§ 2. Hugh Bayley (City of York) (Lab)
What recent discussions she has had with other countries' Trade Ministers about the Doha trade round.
§ The Secretary of State for Trade and Industry (Ms Patricia Hewitt):
Since the ministerial meeting in Cancun last September, I have met or spoken to a wide variety of Trade Ministers about how we can more forward on the Doha round, including Commissioner Lamy, colleagues in other European Union member states, Minister Amorim from Brazil, Minister Erwin from South Africa, Minister Jaitley from India and Minister Zhang from China.
§ Hugh Bayley
Does my right hon. Friend agree that one way to restart the stalled World Trade Organisation negotiations on trade and agriculture would be to revive the proposal to eliminate export subsidies? Our Government have made that proposal on many occasions, and even President Chirac of France floated it when he held his Africa summit one year ago. Might that not provide a way to put energy back into the talks and get people moving towards agreement once again?
§ Ms Hewitt
My hon. Friend is absolutely right. The point is enormously important because part of the European Commission's negotiating mandate, which we helped to construct, is an offer to end export subsidies on all products of interest to developing 1042 countries, which have not started negotiations. I have recently written to Trade Ministers in a number of developing countries, and reinforced the point in discussion, to say that the offer is not a negotiating trick from the European Commission. If those developing countries produce a list of products on which they want an end to export subsidies, it will be negotiated. I am delighted that Agriculture Commissioner Fischler said in public on Monday that it is up to developing countries to say which products they are interested in, and that if they say "all products", we must discuss that too. That is how to abolish those appalling export subsidies, which are so damaging to developing countries.
§ Tony Baldry (Banbury) (Con)
In their response to the Select Committee report on Cancun, the Government said:We agree the EU needs to work harder to explain to many countries the longer term impact of the CAP reforms agreed last year".Is it the Secretary of State;s view that the European Union has done enough on agriculture and common agricultural policy reform, and that it is simply a matter for others—notably, the United States—to reform; or do the Government take the view that there is more work to be done in the EU on CAP reform if we are to have a successful development round?
§ Ms Hewitt
Much has been done since December, when the European Union agreed its position post-Cancun. I welcome the fact that Commissioner Lamy has gone to so many countries and talked to so many Trade Ministers around the world to set out in detail the implications of the CAP reform package that we agreed last year, and the offer on export subsidies to which I have just referred. There is, however, more to do. I know that the hon. Gentleman takes a close interest in those issues, and he will know that we are already engaged in discussions within the Agriculture Council on further reforms on cotton and, in particular, sugar, which are crucial to developing countries and which must form part not only of Europe's reform programme, but of a successful conclusion to the Doha round.
§ Mr. Martin O'Neill (Ochil) (Lab)
Is my right hon. Friend aware that the stalling of the Doha agenda has led not only to problems for developing countries, but to a number of countries entering into free trade agreements, almost as an expression of frustration? Last week, when I was in south-east Asia with my colleagues on the Select Committee on Trade and Industry, we visited Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore, which have entered into such agreements. There is a worry that the EU's trade agenda is being lost in respect of such countries. Moreover, there is a danger that the bigger Europe created by the accession process will have a "fortress Europe" tendency that ignores certain countries that are not developing countries, but mature economies from which we could benefit a great deal through improved trade relations.
§ Ms Hewitt
My hon. Friend makes a series of extremely important points. I pay tribute to his work on this issue as Chairman of the Select Committee. I told the House in the wake of Cancun that there was a real 1043 danger of bilateral agreements taking the place of making the right efforts on the Doha round. That has happened to some extent, although not as much as many of us feared. In reality, it is only through the World Trade Organisation that we can deal with some of the most difficult issues, including agriculture, which was exempted from the recent free trade agreement between the United States and Australia because they simply could not reach agreement on it.
I welcome the fact that Commissioner Lamy is focusing his efforts on reviving the Doha round. That will be difficult, but I share the view expressed by Commissioner Lamy, Ambassador Zoellick and several Ministers in developing countries—that we can move the talks forward and agree by July the framework that we should ideally have reached at Cancun last September.
§ Malcolm Bruce (Gordon) (LD)
I congratulate the Secretary of State on her recent robust Mansion House speech in which she warned of the dangers of US protectionism. In the spirit of her remarks about the Doha round, will she do more to end the intransigence over cotton that is having such severe consequences in west Africa? Will she press for greater flexibility on, or indeed the abandonment of, the Singapore conditions, which are causing great concern among G77 countries? On agriculture, will she insist that, in ensuring that the United States and Europe have viable farming economies, we do not do so at the expense of destroying the livelihoods of subsistence farmers in developing countries through unfair and devastating export subsidies?
§ Ms Hewitt
I agree with the hon. Gentleman and thank him for his opening comments. On cotton, we are in the process of negotiating with our European partners a significant decoupling of income support to farmers from production subsidies. That will make a great difference. However, I share the hon. Gentleman's view that the real challenge is to the United States, which has enormous cotton subsidies. More generally, if the European Union is to deliver its share of the phasing out of export subsidies, the United States, too, must deal with the food aid and export credits that fulfil the same damaging purpose.
I made it plain last year that the Singapore conditions were not UK priorities, but I welcome the fact that the European Commission wants to decouple the four issues. There is general agreement that we should proceed with discussions on trade facilitation, and some, but a little less, agreement on transparency in Government procurement, investment and competition. My view is that those matters should be put to one side for the moment while we get on with the really important issues in this round.
§ Ms Julia Drown (South Swindon) (Lab)
I have received letters from constituents who are worried that one result of the trade talks will be that developing countries have to privatise water services. The Government deny that, but non-governmental organisations keep campaigning on it. Can my right hon. Friend tell the House whether informal pressure on developing countries is making them privatise water to 1044 the detriment of poor people? Will she support any developing country that is under pressure to do that but does not want to?
§ Ms Hewitt
I have repeatedly tried to make it clear in this House, and in correspondence with my hon. Friend and other hon. Members, that there is nothing whatever in the general agreement on trade in services—GATS—that would require any country to privatise its water industry or anything else. The same non-governmental organisations that make that accusation also say that GATS would require the privatisation of the national health service, which is also nonsense. When we speak to Ministers in developing countries, we hear that they welcome the opportunity that GATS gives, because it gives them the power to decide which sectors to open up and which not to open up.
The reality is that in some developing countries, it is the judgment of their Government that the only way to get the massive investment that they need to provide clean, affordable water and decent sanitation is to bring in private capital. That is a judgment for those countries to make, not for us and, frankly, not for the NGOs. Our advice to developing countries, however, is that if they seek to open up water industries in that way, they need a strong framework of regulation to make sure that they protect affordable water for their poorest communities. We stand ready to assist with that process, particularly through the Department for International Development.
§ Mr. James Arbuthnot (North-East Hampshire) (Con)
Does the Secretary of State agree that there is nothing more important for lifting poorer countries out of poverty than a successful conclusion of the Doha round? Does she agree that it is not just the elimination of export subsidies in the developed world that is important for that, but the elimination of domestic subsidies, and that while free trade is important for rich countries, it is often a matter of life and death for poorer countries? What prospect does she see of completing the development round, a very important round indeed, by the target date of 1 January next year?
§ Ms Hewitt
I welcome the right hon. Gentleman's support for all our efforts to get the round and the negotiations back on track. The potential gains for developing countries are enormous. An ambitious round could boost the incomes of developing countries alone by some £150 billion, dwarfing the amount that they receive in aid and bringing hundreds of millions of people out of abject poverty. The prize is enormous.
This of course requires progress not only on agriculture but on market opening and the tariff escalation that prevents developing countries from moving into much higher value-added production. It also requires the larger developing countries to open their markets to the smaller developing countries—in the way, to be fair, the European Union has done for the least developed countries with the "Everything but Arms" agreement. The timetable has clearly slipped, and the crucial issue now is to agree, I hope by July—before the United States moves into its election campaign—a framework for the round so that we can make the necessary progress to move forward to completion next year. Our Government, holding both 1045 the presidency of the G8 and the presidency of the European Union next year, will make that a very high priority.


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Experienced graphic designer and coloured pencil artist, Jessica Hennig, of JVH Fine Art joins BCTF for the first time with her fine art business. Jessica
When it comes around to the anniversary of the death of a loved one, it can be a time that is full of mixed emotions.
A leading British online consumer goods retailer is calling for an investigation by the Competition and Markets Authority into the ‘cartel’ run among international freight


Well, it originally came form online games, when a 'newb' or 'newbie' (i.e. someone who was new to the game) was someone you wanted to avoid playing with, because they ruined the game by being rubbish at it. That evolved to 'noob' or 'n00b' (so as to emphasise it among the other text).
However, through extensive use, it evolved from specifically meaning someone that was new, to someone who was naive or inexperienced. This probably came about as gamers started to use it on the Internet in non-gaming contexts, so when someone asked a stupid quesiton, for example, they would be branded a 'n00b!'.
Then it came to be used as a wider, general insult, when someone had made any kind of gaff. It really isn't related to tenure anymore.
Hope that helps darling


The Nova Scotiables have built a reputation across western Canada as a high energy maritime revue unmatched by their peers. Bringing an unconventional approach to traditional, original and contemporary maritime music, these musicians have become a hit – not just on the maritime circuit but across a wide range of events.
Fearless leader Captain Hodgie steers the ship on lead vocals while bashing the bodhran and drums. AJ Baragar makes crowds swoon with sweet lead vocals and energetic guitar. Eric Minden’s enthusiastic bass playing gets him dancing madly into the middle of audiences. Heidi Pittman’s soulful fiddle and backing vocals invoke joy, sorrow, and the East Coast spirit. Together, this crew really brings the party!
In February 2019, the Nova Scotiables released their newest single and music video, “Never Going Home.” The track highlights the band’s creative songwriting, infectious energy, and unique style.
1, 2, 3… Nova Scotiables!
- Club Performance: Concert – The Sea Bound Coast


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Who has never made mistakes before??? Anyone???
This month end, in one of the days of the month-end closing, I found out that I'd made a careless mistake when posting the invoice. The posting was done just a week before, when the work volume was unusually high, as everyone would submit their invoices, in order to close their deals and generate as much revenue as they could.
Fyi, I currently work at MNC (multinational company) where I handle posting invoices from many different countries. So, it was purely accidental mistake when I found out, after receiving email from the other region's manager, that I posted the invoice using the wrong currency (I posted it in US dollar instead of Thailand Baht). So imagine the difference it made in the price between these two currencies.
I was feeling very bad as I didn't do my job well. And I had this feeling that everyone would doubt and underestimate my capability, thinking that I was not capable enough in doing my work, in which it was very important to be detailed, accurate, and correct in regards with money related matter. Sigh...
|We were born not to be perfect (Source: Google.com)|
|Every mistake is a progress quote (Source: Google.com)|
Hmm.... his words soothed me a little bit. He was right. I'd tried my best. And who in the world never made any mistakes? No one blamed me anyway. My boss didn't scold me. She just checked with me if I made a mistake when posting it. What I did next was to rectify the mistake and make it right, then apologise to the region's manager for the mistake that I'd done. She was replying me, "It's OK." She even added the 'smile' emoticon behind it.
|Mistakes are always forgivable quote (Source: Google.com)|
Later on in the evening when I was checking my work, suddenly I found unusual currency posting in one of the invoices too. All the previous invoices were posted in Euro, but the last one was posted in US dollar. After checking it, I found out that the invoice was posted by my boss. So I went over to her office and checked with her if the invoice that she posted was given in which currency. And true enough. After checking it, it turned out that she too posted it in wrong currency. It was supposed to be posted in Euro. So, what she did next was to rectify the problem and post it correctly.
|It is how we correct them that defines us quote (Source: Google.com)|
I immediately felt much better right after that, because if someone who was more capable than me would even make the same mistake, then why I took it so hard? I felt even much much better when the next day I received email from my boss to do a task that I'd never done before. I asked the other colleague who also received the same email. When he opened, he told me that this email was not for me, but it's for someone who had the similar name with me :P
Hahaha.... Even after working here for almost 3 months, my boss could send the email to the wrong name. So what it was when I sent the wrong message to her instead of my colleague just days after I started working there? Read about the incident here :D
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In the end I realize that all of us makes mistake once in a while in our life. Well, we may feel bad about it. However, don't let it drag our mood so low as people know that mistake is unavoidable and nobody is perfect in doing their thing. It is forgivable anyway as what you should do next is to acknowledge your mistake and rectify the problem. That's more important than just grieving about it for days, weeks, even months, and later on you end up making a regrettable decision (such as to quit your job) as you feel that you are not capable enough.
|Making mistake is a part of life quote (Source: Google.com)|
Like what my friend said, your efforts would definitely outnumber your mistakes. So, cheer up! Learn from the mistake and move on! Jia you! ;)


By St. Baldrick’s Foundation
To everyone who supported St. Baldrick’s in November, please accept our sincerest thanks. On Giving Tuesday alone, we raised over $130,000 for childhood cancer research and clinical trials that can save the lives of kids like Zach.
MISSED OUT ON GIVING TUESDAY?
Not to worry – you can contribute today and give hope to kids and their families this holiday season.


There’s nothing quite as nice as winding down the car window and feeling the cool, salty air on your skin while you’re cruising along the seaside. Bring along some snacks and spend a few hours checking out one of the gorgeous beaches near Lama. Popular options include:
- Ostriconi Beach (8 miles away).
- Saint-Florent Beach (9 miles away).
- Loto Beach (10 miles away).


Genre: Drama, Law
Premise: Annabeth Chase (Jennifer Finnigan) is a young, aggressive prosecutor in the Indianapolis area with a near-perfect conviction record who tries the cases that take place in her own backyard. Returning to work after the birth of her first child and, later in the series, the death of her construction worker husband, Annabeth is ready to take on the most difficult cases -- fueled by her passion to protect her community and her family. Jerry Bruckheimer serves as an executive producer of the crime drama.
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Parkinson Voice Project’s founder developed The LOUD Crowd®. This maintenance program consists of speech therapy groups to help patients maintain the strength of their voices. The LOUD Crowd® provides ongoing vocal practice, accountability, support, and encouragement. By participating in LOUD Crowd®, patients have been shown to maintain their SPEAK OUT!® results for more than five years and counting. This program is for those who have previously participated in a Parkinson’s voice therapy program.
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In the face of mortality, we feel…whatever we feel. We feel a lot of things, and no one feels the exact same way in the exact same sequence as anyone else. And yet, we all seem to make our way to sadness–sometimes inconsolable sadness–and silence, because sometimes there just isn’t much to say.
Where is God in all this?
We say Jesus establishes that God is with us. But what does that mean? A key to this is exploring the emotions of Jesus as he faced mortality. In his humanity–his mortality–Jesus felt.
He felt everything. With us. To shepherd us to a place where we weep no more.
Sunday message from January 15, 2017:
Image: Statue of Jesus weeping. Placed by the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City across the street from the Oklahoma City Memorial. Photo by Ron Hendricks. Via http://www.sadlier.com/religion/we-believe-and-share/bid/89716/Slaughter-of-the-Innocents-Newtown-Connecticut


The lady on the left side of the street was moving on past me. I was on the right side, sticking to the sidewalk. She was running up the shoulder, sticking close to the bike path. I felt much safer, but watched as she continued to leave me behind. I was running in the third state in almost as many days, and I started making excuses almost immediately. The air was thin here in Boulder. The altitude was playing havoc with my senses, and I was weary from the long flight just the day before. I figured I should get some credit for all the miles I had covered on land, sea and air over the past couple of weeks.
Or maybe she was just in better shape than I was. Whatever the circumstance, I took a bigger breath of the available oxygen and kept my legs moving. I thought about how I used to run out of my one-bedroom apartment, so many years ago, and keep going until I found myself up in the canyons to the west, across the city and back again. Rain, sleet, snow, dark. Scurrying about without any mail to deliver, just keeping myself busy by running.
That was a long time ago. It was even longer ago that I used to ride my five speed Schwinn up the nearly vertical incline on top of which stood my junior high. I ran down that hill and was surprised to see how shallow the slope had become over the years. Maybe I was shorter then. Maybe the earth had leveled itself substantially in my absence. Some things hadn't changed. The chain link fence around the house on Nineteenth Street was still there. The fence was notable primarily because it helped me remember the spot where a passing bird had deposited his mark on my swinging arm. Eighth grade. A long time ago. I thought of all the times I had walked, run, driven and otherwise moved up and down that street. Now I was running down the hill, only to turn a couple more corners to run back up a hill. And watch as the lady in purple moved on ahead of me. That's okay. She's probably new to the area.


Paper Boi attends a celebrity event for the youth and is outwitted by a more famous hip hop artist. Earn faces a case of mistaken identity. Darius runs into trouble at the shooting range.
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While Earnest is getting a drink from the bar, one of the wine bottles is titled "Joshua Tree." This episode was aired the same day that Donald Glover announced a concert in Joshua Tree (located in California). See more
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Chinmoyee Das is a Doctoral fellow in the Centre for South Asian Studies, School of International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. She did her masters in Political Science from Gauhati University, Assam and her M.Phil. from CSAS, SIS, JNU. She has presented research papers in various national and international seminars. Her research interests are in international relations which include maritime diplomacy, naval diplomacy, politics and government in South Asia, India’s Foreign Policy, India’s interests and strategies in the Indian Ocean. The topic of her doctoral thesis is ‘India’s maritime diplomacy in the Indian Ocean, 2004-2018’ and has presented papers involving India’s diplomatic and security concerns in the Indian Ocean.
Subject Area Keywords
Diplomacy, International relations, National security, Security policy, Strategy
Being a maritime nation with considerable economic and military power, India has shown keen interest in demonstrating its role as a major security provider in the IOR. In the Southwest Indian Ocean too, India has sought to develop a security presence and strengthen its position by capitalising on its historic ties with the littoral nations of the region through provision of military training, defence equipment and security advisors. India’s efforts are mostly directed at making the Indian influence more visible in the strategic affairs of the region that seem to be clouded by the increasing Chinese forays into the region.
The paper evaluates the strategic relationships through the maritime dimensions of India’s engagement with these littoral nations. The intensity of India’s efforts to be seen as an important maritime security providing power of the region and the response of these littoral states to India’s call for greater cooperation forms an important thrust of the paper. The article argues that India’s national security concerns and great power ambitions manifest itself in India’s engagement in the region. However, greater exploitation of its strategic ties with Mauritius and Seychelles hold the key for greater maritime strategic influence in the region.
Das, Chinmoyee. "India’s Maritime Diplomacy in South West Indian Ocean: Evaluating strategic partnerships." Journal of Strategic Security 12, no. 2 (2019)
Available at: https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/jss/vol12/iss2/3


Wanna see my newest stash additions? One of the Thursday night knitters decided she had too much yarn on hand and gave the rest of us a chance at it before she passed it on to Good Will. I almost never say no to yarn. Well, there was some stuff from Target that I passed on a couple of weeks ago, but that's really the only time I can remember.
Sixteen skeins of Berroco X-Press.
Fifteen skeins of alpaca/cashmere blend.
Thirteen skeins of GGH T ribbon.
It's too soon to tell what any of this will become. Right now I'm just enjoying having it stacked up on the buffet so I can admire it.


The moon will be directly underfoot at midnight on Wed night...that mean's the lunkers will be out with the best bite of the month!!! If you ever had a chance to catch the trophy, it will be Wed night from 11p to 1a. Black worms, black jitterbugs, black spinner baits!!! Hope everyone gets a chance to get out Wed night!!!
Big Pete in Ashdown is wearing the lunkers out with the 1/4 oz black blue jig. Millwood is slam full of swamp donkeys and all they seem to want in that jig. Plastic lizards are also working, but the bb jig is bearing the fruit!!! Come on, new moon, Big Pete is ready to rock!!!
Going big and going deep this weekend looking for the lunker on the new moon weekend. Fishing the late morning, early afternoon time with a black and blue 1/4 oz jig in 20 foot water. Anyone else out there believe in the new moon theory?


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Partly cloudy with isolated thunderstorms possible. High 87F. Winds S at 10 to 20 mph. Chance of rain 30%.
Scattered clouds with the possibility of an isolated thunderstorm developing overnight. Low around 70F. Winds S at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 30%.


I believe this was our last camping trip in Florida – it was New Years weekend ushering in 2009. At the time we did not anticipate that it would be our last year in Florida. This was also a cold weather trip but not quite as cold as the O’Leno trip. We were at Payne’s Prairie State Park. No kayaking on this trip but we took the bicycles and explored this unique area. Darryl and I enjoyed our sandwich lunch watching a bald eagle perched high above us. This was just one of the several eagles we observed that weekend.
Another Florida, New Years camping trip.
Hmmm, wine and potato chips – camp cuisine. Notice the touch of class on the table next to Darryl.
Rubber spider hung from a tree. Somebody’s idea of a joke – I love it!
Another chilly night ahead.
“Portrait of an old man as a turtle.”
Happy New Year! Time for bed.
Bikes and Spanish moss.
Any snakes in there Darryl?
Eagle surveying the lake.
I believe these are grebes, which is no big deal. However, when this pair started swimming toward us we were also watching a small gator that they were headed straight toward. It was easy to see when the first one noticed the gator and quickly changed course, avoiding a “circle of life” moment for us.


BayWa AG plans to support the future growth of BayWa r.e. renewable energy GmbH through a capital increase.
The capital increase will be carried out directly at BayWa r.e. with the participation of third parties. Regardless of the outcome, BayWa will continue to hold a majority stake in BayWa r.e.
“BayWa r.e. has been a true success story for us over the past ten years,” said Klaus Josef Lutz, Chief Executive Officer of BayWa AG. Since 2009, BayWa r.e. has built and marketed solar, wind power and biogas plants with an output of 2.5 gigawatts. Today, BayWa r.e. is a leading company in the renewable energies sector. With over €72 million in EBIT, the company made a substantial contribution to the Group’s total earnings of roughly €173 million in 2018.
“We plan to further promote the tremendous, profitable growth of BayWa r.e. in cooperation with a suitable partner in the years ahead,” Lutz said.
Thanks to the acquisitions of the past two years, the project pipeline is well filled – primarily in Europe, the US and Asia – and currently stands at roughly 10 gigawatts, Lutz added. Projects involving some 660 megawatts (MW) are slated for construction and sale in 2019 alone.
“We imagine a partner who will allow us to do an even faster job of launching and completing projects in the medium to long term while continuing to increase BayWa r.e.’s earnings significantly,” Lutz explained.


It's been over a MONTH since the blog was updated!! Egads!! I've been promising Grandma pictures of the kids on their new bikes. I finally got the camera out there today. Although, it took THREE tries!! I have two cameras with dead batteries. I had to use the camera that isn't working well. These aren't great, but hopefully they're better than the nothing I have been posting.


Got the post-holiday blues? Sad that celebrations are over? Don’t worry! You can get excited about another holiday coming up very soon – National Call a Friend Day on Dec. 28!
The meaning of the holiday
People are so incredibly busy these days. Between work and other responsibilities outside of the office, there’s very little time to connect with the important people in our lives. It’s easier now than ever to stay connected with people – text, email, social media. Yet somehow relying solely on those means of communication can be almost isolating in a way. This holiday reminds us to dial back to old school communication by picking up the phone and have a good chin wag with a friend. It’s an encouragement to stay connected through voice and not just rely solely on text-based ways of communicating!
The importance of talking to human beings
In a world of increasing automation and reliance on text, email and bots, it’s getting harder and harder to talk to a human being to have your needs met. Having to go through a dozen prompts just to speak to someone on the phone can be incredibly frustrating, right?
That’s why live answering services have become an increasingly more attractive option to businesses. Instead of routing callers through an automated system, live virtual receptionists will answer calls. It’s bringing back the human touch that consumers are seeking more and more in a digital world.
How live answering works
When you sign up for a live answering service, you forward your calls to the answering service. Live operators answer every call and, at the most basic level, will take a message. The message is then sent instantly through email, text and/or a mobile app and online dashboard to the business owner or appropriate employee. There is also the option to have callers routed to voicemail instead. A great answering service will also provide the following:
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The Colonial Origins of Comparative Development: An Empirical Investigation
We exploit differences in the mortality rates faced by European colonialists to estimate the effect of institutions on economic performance. Our argument is that Europeans adopted very different colonization policies in different colonies, with different associated institutions. The choice of colonization strategy was, at least in part, determined by whether Europeans could settle in the colony. In places where Europeans faced high mortality rates, they could not settle and they were more likely to set up worse (extractive) institutions. These early institutions persisted to the present. We document evidence supporting these hypotheses. Exploiting differences in mortality rates faced by soldiers, bishops and sailors in the colonies in the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries as an instrument for current institutions, we estimate large effects of institutions on income per capita. Our estimates imply that differences in institutions explain approximately three-quarters of the income per capita differences across former colonies. Once we control for the effect of institutions, we find that countries in Africa or those farther away from the equator do not have lower incomes.
Document Object Identifier (DOI): 10.3386/w7771
Published: Acemoglu, Daron, Simon Johnson and James A. Robinson. "The Colonial Origins Of Comparative Development: An Empirical Investigation," American Economic Review, 2001, v91(5,Dec), 1369-1401. citation courtesy of
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Hike high for the reward of fields of flowers. Wildflowers are blooming strong at elevations between 8,500-10,000,’ such as Mt. Ely, above Ski Lake, Rendezvous Mountain, and other subalpine habitats of the Grand Tetons. You can find lupines, little sunflowers, geraniums, stonecrops, milfoil, mountain dandelions, and mountain bluebells that we observed at lower elevations a few weeks ago, along with new flowers found only at these higher elevations.
Where to Look
Topography makes a difference as to the lushness of flowers. How the mountains collected snow over the winter and how fast it has melted is determined in large part by the shape of the land, as well as its aspect: which way the slope is facing.
Steep south-facing slopes and high ridge lines have less snow to begin with and face the hot sun. Their flowers may be past bloom or be different species, as is seen south of Mt. Ely: Wyoming Paintbrush, Sedum, Milfoils, and Harebells are still blooming.North facing, bowl-shaped terrain—Cody Bowl and the bowl above Ski Lake–captures more snow and holds it longer. Lupines and Sulphur Paintbrush grow luxuriantly. Areas of recently melted snow and streams coming down the north side of Rendezvous Mountain still have Mountain Bluebells and Fernleaf Lovage.Jackson Hole receives little predictable rain in summer—typically from spotty, if often intense, thunderstorms–so snow in winter is the main source of moisture for the growing season.
Below are some freshly flowering species frequently seen at high elevations later in the growing season.
Blue Composites Keep on Coming
The Daisy, Aster, or Sunflower Family—technically Asteraceae—flourishes. Traditionally, this large group has been called “composites” because each “flower” is in fact a “head” of many flowers on a platform. Individual flowers may be “ray”flowers—which look like petals or the rays of sun, and/or “disk” flowers, which are small flowers usually in the center. Each flower head is surrounded by protective, usually green “bracts.” These bracts help in separating out the different genera. Below are pictures of bracts!
Showy composite flowers attract different pollinators. At this time of year butterflies – particularly Fritillary – find room to land and sip nectar from the cups of disk flowers. Flies and bees also poke and prod about the flower heads. Observing pollinators adds a new dimension to understanding the ecology of flowers and insects.
Fleabanes or Daisies – Erigeron spp – (people use the names interchangeably) look like asters; however, their “involucral bracts” that encompass the heads of the composite flowers are more or less even in length and are arranged in only one, maybe two, rows like a palisade fence. Often, their ray flowers are thinner and more plentiful than in asters.
Two large fleabanes/daisies are in bloom right now:
Oregon Daisy – Erigeron speciosus -is frequent at lower elevations and very showy now at higher elevations. They grow to 1-2.5’ high, with elliptical leaves alternating up the stem to a cluster of purple flower heads.
Subalpine Daisy – Erigeron peregrinus – is a bit smaller than Oregon Daisy and is limited to higher elevations. It also has many oval to elliptical leaves up the stem, but the lavender ray flowers are broader and fewer than in Oregon Daisy.
Another look-alike, Alpine Leafy-bract Aster – Symphiotrichum foliaceum – has a similar color and many relatively broad ray flowers. However, looking at the bracts beneath, you will see they are green and leafy looking. As the name indicates, these are also typically at high elevations.
Thickstem Aster – Eurybia integrifolius – is about the same size as those species above. The thick, slightly zigzag stems are sticky hairy all the way up to the flower heads. Flowers have a few deep-violet ray flowers. The sticky bracts splay outwards. They grow at higher and lower elevations in meadows.
Englemann (Chaffy) Aster – Eucephalus engelmannii – stands tall to 3-4’. Unbranching stems are clad in large elliptical leaves alternating up the stem, with showy sprays of white flower heads near the top. White ray flowers are relatively long and few compared to daisy fleabanes. Look under the flower heads at the arrangement of bracts: they look like pointed shingles on a roof—one easy way to distinguish asters from fleabane daisies.
Nuttall Aster – Eucephalus elegans – is shorter than its cousin, but it too has the shingled effect of the bracts. The flowers are a lovely violet blue. This species is just coming into bloom and more sporadic in its appearance.
A third species Blue-leaf Aster – Eucephalus glaucus – has distinctly bluish leaves and grows in 1-2’ tall sprawling, rhizomatous patches. Flowers are light lavender.
Spiny-bracted Aster/Hoary Tansy Aster – Machaeranthera canescens – grows on much drier slopes, such as along Teton Pass. Rarely a foot tall, the plants have relatively few stems, with few leaves. The violet flowers catch the eye. Look for the spine-tipped, outward-arching bracts surrounding the flower head.
A Few Yellow Composites
Thickstem Groundsel – Senecio crassulus – is adapted to a variety of moist to dry meadows, varying its height according to level of moisture – taller to 3’ with more water, or stunted at 8” or less. The slightly succulent, elliptical leaves may be toothed. The lower ones are stalked, the upper sessile. The shiny green bracts are neatly aligned in one row and are black tipped. A few ray flowers surround the yellow disk flowers.
Low Goldenrod – Solidago multiradiata – is common in rock edges and along trails at many elevations. The tiny flower heads have about 13 ray flowers each and the heads are held in clusters mostly near the top of 6-12″ stems. To distinguish this species from look-alikes, find the ciliate – stiff hairy – margins to the elongate leaves at the base of the plants.
Paintbrushes are intriguing and confusing members of the Orobanche or Broomrape Family (formerly placed the Figwort or Schropulariaceae Family). Species in the genus Castilleja have unique attachments to other plant species, depending more or less on their hosts for extra carbon, water, nutrients and even chemical defenses. As such, they are termed hemiparasites. They can survive on their own but grow larger, produce more flowers and seeds, and have less predation if they attach to their host’s roots using special haustorium. Plant hosts include grasses, sagebrush, lupines, and larkspurs.
Paintbrushes have wide variation in color and shape due to polyploidy and hybridization. For identification pay attention to the shape of the leaves and shape and color of bracts–colored leaf-like appendages below each flower. In paintbrushes, sepals are fused to form a lobed tube and are colorful like the bracts. The petals are relatively inconspicuous. They are fused to form a tube called a galea which hides and protects the stamens and stigma within.
Here are four species you can see up high right now. Hopefully the description and the photos will help you distinguish to species—never easy. Once identified you can find more information on their hosts and their predators.
Wyoming Indian Paintbrush – Castilleja liniarifolia – is the most angular of the species we see right now. Its bright red to orange calyx splits to the side and back but most deeply in front where the green galea extends way out. The bracts and leaves are also often deeply lobed and linear and widely spaced on the stem.
Scarlet Paintbrush – Castilleja miniata – is blooming at mid to subalpine elevations. It is common along the trail south of Teton Pass right now. It is often two feet tall and branching with wands of bright red flowers. The bracts and calyx are often lobed and sharply pointed. They cover the green corolla or petal tube (galea) which extends out when mature. Overall flower color ranges from red to scarlet to orange. This is our most wide ranging and variable species. Polyploidy and occasional hybridization with C. rhexifolia and C. sulphurea confound strict identification.
Alpine or Rosy Paintbrush – Castilleja rhexifolia – puzzles me often, especially in comparison to Scarlet Paintbrush. References say they are crimson, rose-red to pink. Bracts are relatively broad and rarely lobed. Calyx lobes are relatively blunt. Often the parts are quite hairy. Plants are typically about one foot or less and rarely branch. They grow only at high elevations.
Sulphur Paintbrush – Castilleja sulphurea – Although yellow, this species is very similar and closely related to Rosy Paintbrush – C. rhexifolia. Look for broad, only slightly lobed, colorful bracts. The bracts and calyx lobes are rounded, not sharp. It is also sticky hairy. Look for larkspurs and lupines nearby. Sulphur paintbrushes are often connected, obtaining carbohydrates and alkaloids from their hosts.
Hosts Plants of Paintbrushes
Lupine – Lupinus argenteus – is a proven host plant of several species of paintbrush. Lupine is a source of carbon, water, and nutrients. It also provides a toxic alkaloid which helps protect the paintbrush from herbivory, such as from larvae of the plume moth – Amblyptilia pica. This chemical defense in not found in the petals or nectar of paintbrushes, therefore, allowing their pollinators, such as broad tailed and rufous hummingbirds to proceed unharmed.
Two Creamy, Coiled Louseworts
Louseworts are also in the Orobanche or Broomrape Family. They have highly evolved flowers. Bumblebees pollinators just fit amidst the lower lip and upper coil. The stigma, protected by the upper petal, sticks out when ready and tags the pollen from where the bees can’t glean it. Flowers contain no nectar reward.
Louseworts, like their relatives paintbrushes, also have hemiparasitic relationships with nearby host plants.
Parrot’s Beak – Pedicularis racemosa – grows 8-20” high. The leaves are lance-shaped with small teeth and are arrayed up the stem. The lower lip of the flowers is three lobed, and the upper lip is arched into a beak.
White-coiled Lousewort – Pedicularis contorta – looks very similar to Parrot’s Beak but the leaves grow mostly from the base and are deeply, pinnately lobed.
A Few More Subalpine Specialties
Found often in shade or meadows where snow melts late at high elevations, Mountain Bog Gentian – Gentiana calycosa – is a treat to find. Leaves are egg-shaped and paired up the 5-12” stems. Flowers are deep blue and are decorated to direct pollinators deep.
Many other flowers are blooming high. Go in search! Let us know what you find at firstname.lastname@example.org.
Frances Clark, Wilson, WY
July 31, 2016, update Aug. 2 after hiking down from Rendezvous Mountain via Granite Canyon.
Note: What we once called “asters” and were in the Aster genus have been sorted by scientists into many new genera: Eucephalus, Eurybia, Symphiotrichum, Oreostemma, etc. However, the common name of “aster” remains attached to many. Indeed “Aster” is much easier to remember than the new scientific names. If you are frustrated by all this, just enjoy looking at the remarkable, if confounding, variation of this group of composites.


New fossil evidence suggests that modern humans arrived in Sumatra, Indonesia, between 73,000 and 63,000 years ago, before the catastrophic eruption of Mount Toba, reports a paper published online in Nature this week. Although previous genetic studies indicated that there was a modern human presence in southeast Asia more than 60,000 years ago, actual fossil evidence has been scant and circumstantial.
Lida Ajer is a Pleistocene cave in the Padang Highlands of Sumatra with a rich rainforest fauna, which was originally excavated in the late 19th century, yielding two human teeth. Kira Westaway and colleagues reinvestigated Lida Ajer, providing a secure identification that the teeth are characteristic of modern human and establishing a robust chronology using three different dating methods to determine the age of the fossils. They determined burial ages by dating the sediments using red thermoluminescence and post-infrared infrared-stimulated luminescence techniques, and bracketing ages using U-series dating of the associated cave formation.
Lida Ajer represents the earliest evidence of modern humans occupying a rainforest environment. The longstanding preferred route of modern humans migrating out of Africa had been along the coast, as marine environments would have offered favourable conditions for human sustenance. By contrast, rainforests - with their highly spaced, seasonal resources and nutritionally insufficient food - would have presented serious difficulties for human colonization. The successful exploitation of the rainforest environment would have required complex planning and technological innovations, which the authors’ data indicate existed in Asia well before 70,000 years ago.


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