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Breaking News Nigerians, high net worth tourists – Duke …as UNWTO places emphasis on youth tourism The Minister of Tourism, Culture and National Orientation, Chief Edem Duke has called on countries around the world to accord greater respect to Nigerians, who travel around the world for several legitimate reasons, describing them as high net worth tourists. Duke stated this at the Ministerial Roundtable of the 20th General Assembly of United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) being jointly hosted by Zambia and Zimbabwe with the theme; ‘Visa Facilitation, Connectivity and Relations between Tourism and Air Transport Policies’. Top on the agenda of the meeting was how to improve tourism development globally, by facilitating entry visas, especially, with regards to Africa and other places, to ensure unhindered connectivity for tourists, thereby promoting youth tourism. The Minister said that Nigerians’ contributions to tourism globally were an indication that they deserve greater respect. Duke, who led the Nigerian delegation to the General Assembly, decried the situation where some countries come up with visa policies that impinge on connectivity by making it difficult for some nationals to travel for tourism, business and education. Culture & Tourism Minister, Edem Duke Culture & Tourism Minister, Edem Duke “I was emphatic because many countries at the Roundtable spoke about using the benchmark for certain countries as yardstick for endorsing tourism in other parts of the world. For instance, you have countries that are not subscribed to the UNWTO Convention, but they are the preferred countries for many tourists, and it is now said that, when you have visas to those countries, you will have non-encumbrance access to those countries. “My question is what about countries which are members of the UNWTO and are big source markets for Africa, Europe, Asia, North America and South America, and tourists from these are tourists spend big for the economies of the preferred countries. Why are they also not given visa facilitation and treated with great respect,” the Minister asked. “Often times because of our adventurous spirit and because of our desire to enhance knowledge by traveling to different parts of the world, Nigerians are regular travelers around the world. This keeps embassies of foreign countries in Nigeria busy and thousands of flight seats are also filled by Nigerians traveling for different purposes including business, education,  holiday, shopping and for other legitimate reasons. “It is therefore, important to treat Nigerians with greater respect, because they contribute significantly to tourist arrivals in very many countries”. The Minister maintained that the new tourist visa regime put in place by the Federal Government would be diligently pursued, to remove all encumbrances hitherto associated with obtaining the visa to visit Nigeria. Earlier, at the opening ceremony, the Secretary-General of UNWTO, Dr. Taleb Rifai said though the last two years were marked by slower than expected global economic recovery, a lingering recession in the Eurozone and remarkable geopolitical changes in many parts of the world, international tourism continued to grow, reaching an all-time record. According to him, “ international tourists arrivals grew by 4%  in 2012 and by 5% in the first half of 2013, thus exceeding the UNWTO’s initial forecast for the current year of a 3 -4%  growth. On the political level, 2012 reflected our collective efforts to improve tourism’s recognition on the global agenda. World leaders at the G20 Summit in Mexico and Rio+20 UN Decade of Sustainable Development Conference, for the first time, singled out tourism as a driver of economic growth, development and job creation”. Relating these developments to Africa, the Secretary General revealed that international tourist arrivals in Africa grew from 15 million in 1990 to 52 million in 2012, while exports from international tourism reached US$34 billion in 2012 from a mere 6 billion in 1990, and by 2030 international tourist arrivals to Africa would reach 134 million, almost three times the current number. Dr. Rifai said: “This   20th General Assembly of our organization is therefore holding at a moment of continued growth in the tourism sector and of increasing political recognition of the role of tourism in contributing to a more sustainable growth.” Countries call for closer tourism, air transport policies The General Debate of the 20th Session of the UNWTO General Assembly has put a spotlight on the link between tourism and air transport policies. Countries attending called for closer coordination between both policies highlighting that too often these interlinked sectors are dissociated (Victoria Falls, Zambia/Zimbabwe, 28 August). Delegations from the 120 UNWTO Members States intervening at the 20th Session of the UNWTO Assembly discussed air transport policies in their respective countries and called for measures and initiatives to increase connectivity. Countries further called for closer collaboration between tourism and air transport policies. Issues such as visa facilitation, the need to make airports more visitor friendly, taxation, open skies and the impact of low cost airlines were among the issues in debate. UNWTO has defined connectivity as one of its policy priorities alongside visa facilitation and fair taxation and is working with the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) on advancing these issues as well as those related to addressing climate change, the modernization of aviation regulations and the development of convergent rules for traveller and enterprise protection.
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Over 38,000 cars in Ireland recalled over airbag defects Toyota, Honda, Mazda and Nissan recall millions of vehicles manufactured between 2002 and 2004 Toyota, Honda, Mazda and Nissan are recalling over 38,000 cars inIreland as part of a recall involving at least 3 million vehicles worldwide over possible defects in passenger airbags. In Ireland it represents nearly two per cent of the entire car fleet on the road and involves vehicles built between November 2000 and March 2004. Toyota Ireland is recalling 23,290 vehicles. The models involved are Yaris (10,380), Corolla (11,149) and Avensis (1,761). Nissan is to recall just over 13,500 cars. The models affected are the Almera, Navara, Pathfinder, Patrol, Tarrano, Tino and the X Trail. Honda Ireland is to recall around 1,500 cars. The Honda cars in question mainly date back to 2001/2002 and include some Civic, Jazz, and CRV models. Mazda is recalling 390 cars in Ireland, mainly expected to be Mazda6 models built between 2002 and 2003. All four manufacturers are liaising with the Japanese headquarters to identify the chassis numbers of the vehicles involved and then trace the current owners with the help of the Government’s national vehicle driver file. One spokesman said it could be mid-May before the owners are contacted. Toyota Ireland managing director David Shannon said the recall involves an issue with the front passenger air bag inflators which could have been assembled with improperly manufactured propellant wafers. “This a voluntary and purely precautionary measure by Toyota to reassure our customers that their interest is our Number 1 priority. Even though in some circumstances these vehicles are nearly 13 years old Toyota places the highest importance on customer’s satisfaction and safety,” Mr Shannon said. Toyota announced it was recalling 1.73 million vehicles worldwide on concern that a malfunctioning inflator in the airbag could inadvertently deploy the front-seat airbags or activate the automatic seat belt restraints, Shino Yamada, a spokeswoman for the Toyota City, Japan-based automaker said. Honda called back about 1.14 million vehicles globally, while Nissan called back a more than 137,000 units in Japan, the companies said in separate statements. Ms Yamada said while five incidents of malfunctions have been reported though there were no accidents or injuries. The cars being recalled were built between November 2000 and March 2004, she said. Takata, a maker of auto components, is the firm that manufacturered the airbag inflator. The scale of the recall is significant but not unprecedented. Recalls are relatively common in the motor industry. Last week Hyundai and its affiliate Kia recalled more than 1.7 million vehicles in the US from five model years for electronic defects. About 1.1 million vehicles were affected by a possible malfunction that may prevent brake lights from illuminating and the cruise control from turning off, raising the risk of a crash, Hyundai said. Kia recalled 623,658 vehicles for the same defect. That recall did not involve cars in Europe. Additional reporting: Bloomberg
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Loughborough University Leicestershire, UK LE11 3TU +44 (0)1509 263171 Loughborough University Loughborough University Institutional Repository Title: High rate deposition processes for thin film CdTe solar cells Authors: Lisco, Fabiana Keywords: CdS and CdTe thin films Chemical Bath Deposition (CBD) Sonochemical bath deposition (sono-CBD) Pulsed DC magnetron sputtering (PDCMS) Electrodeposition (ED) Issue Date: 2015 Publisher: © Lisco, Fabiana Abstract: This thesis describes the development of a fast rate method for the deposition of high quality CdS and CdTe thin films. The technique uses Pulsed DC Magnetron Sputtering (PDCMS). Surprisingly, the technique produces highly stable process conditions. CREST is the first laboratory worldwide to show that pulsed DC power may be used to deposit CdS and CdTe thin films. This is a very promising process technology with potential for eventual industrial deployment. The major advantage is that the process produces high deposition rates suitable for use in solar module manufacturing. These rates are over an order of magnitude faster than those obtained by RF sputtering. In common with other applications it has also been found that the energetics of the pulsed DC process produce excellent thin film properties and the power supply configuration avoids the need for complex matching circuits. Conventional deposition methodologies for CdS, Chemical Bath Deposition (CBD) and CdTe thin films, Electrodeposition (ED), have been chosen as baselines to compare film properties with Pulsed DC Magnetron Sputtering (PDCMS). One of the issues encountered with the deposition of CdS thin films (window layers) was the presence of pinholes. A Plasma cleaning process of FTO-coated glass prior to the deposition of the CdS/CdTe solar cell has been developed. It strongly modifies and activates the TCO surface, and improves the density and compactness of the deposited CdS thin film. This, in turn, improves the optical and morphological properties of the deposited CdS thin films, resulting in a higher refractive index. The pinhole removal and the increased density allows the use of a much thinner CdS layer, and this reduces absorption of blue spectrum photons and thereby increases the photocurrent and the efficiency of the thin film CdTe cell. Replacing the conventional magnetic stirrer with an ultrasonic probe in the chemical bath (sonoCBD) was found to result in CdS films with higher optical density, higher refractive index, pinhole and void-free, more compact and uniform along the surface and through the thickness of the deposited material. PDCMS at 150 kHz, 500 W, 2.5 μs, 2 s, results in a highly stable process with no plasma arcing. It allows close control of film thickness using time only. The CdS films exhibited a high level of texture in the <001> direction. The grain size was typically ~50 nm. Pinholes and voids could be avoided by reducing the working gas pressure using gas flows ii below 20 sccm. The deposition rate was measured to be 1.33 nm/s on a rotating substrate holder. The equivalent deposition rate for a static substrate is 8.66 nm/s, which is high and much faster than can be achieved using a chemical bath deposition or RF magnetron sputtering. The transmission of CdS can be improved by engineering the band gap of the CdS layer. It has been shown that by adding oxygen to the working gas pressure in an RF sputtering deposition process it is possible to deposit an oxygenated CdS (CdS:O) layer with an improved band gap. In this thesis, oxygenated CdS films for CdTe TF-PV applications have been successfully deposited by using pulsed DC magnetron sputtering. The process is highly stable using a pulse frequency of 150 kHz and a 2.5 μs pulse reverse time. No plasma arcing was detected. A range of CdS:O films were deposited by using O2 flows from 1 sccm to 10 sccm during the deposition process. The deposition rates achieved using pulsed DC magnetron sputtering with only 500 W of power to the magnetron target were in the range ~1.49 nm/s ~2.44 nm/s, depending on the oxygen flow rate used. The properties of CdS thin films deposited by pulsed DC magnetron sputtering and chemical bath deposition have been studied and compared. The pulsed DC magnetron sputtering process produced CdS thin films with the preferred hexagonal <001> oriented crystalline structure with a columnar grain growth, while sonoCBD deposited films were polycrystalline with a cubic structure and small grainy crystallites throughout the thickness of the films. Examination of the PDCMS deposited CdS films confirmed the increased grain size, increased density, and higher crystallinity compared to the sonoCBD CdS films. The deposition rate for CdS obtained using pulsed DC magnetron sputtering was 2.86 nm/s using only 500 W power on a six inch circular target compared to the much slower (0.027 nm/s) for the sonoChemical bath deposited layers. CdTe thin films were grown on CdS films prepared by sonoCBD and Pulsed DC magnetron sputtering. The results showed that the deposition technique used for the CdS layer affected the growth and properties of the CdTe film and also determined the deposition rate of CdTe, being 3 times faster on the sputtered CdS. PDCMS CdTe layers were deposited at ambient temperature, 500 W, 2.9 μs, 10 s, 150 kHz, with a thickness of approximately 2 μm on CdS/TEC10 coated glass. The layers appear iii uniform and smooth with a grain size less than 100 nm, highly compact with the morphology dominated by columnar grain growth. Stress analysis was performed on the CdTe layers deposited at room temperature using different gas flows. Magnetron sputtered thin films deposited under low gas pressure are often subject to compressive stress due to the high mobility of the atoms during the deposition process. A possible way to reduce the stress in the film is the post-deposition annealing treatment. As the lattice parameter increased; the stress in the film is relieved. Also, a changing the deposition substrate temperature had an effect on the microstructure of CdTe thin films. Increasing the deposition temperature increased the grain size, up to ~600 nm. CdTe thin films with low stress have been deposited on CdS/TEC10 coated glass by setting the deposition substrate temperature at ~200°C and using high argon flows ~ 70 sccm Ar. Finally, broadband multilayer ARCs using alternate high and low refractive index dielectric thin films have been developed to improve the light transmission into solar cell devices by reducing the reflection of the glass in the extended wavelength range utilised by thin-film CdTe devices. A four-layer multilayer stack has been designed and tested, which operates across the wavelength range used by thin-film CdTe PV devices (400 850 nm). Optical modelling predicts that the MAR coating reduces the WAR (400-850 nm) from the glass surface from 4.22% down to 1.22%. The application of the MAR coating on a thin-film CdTe solar cell increased the efficiency from 10.55% to 10.93% or by 0.38% in absolute terms. This is a useful 3.6% relative increase in efficiency. The increased light transmission leads to improvement of the short-circuit current density produced by the cell by 0.65 mA/cm2. The MAR sputtering process developed in this work is capable of scaling to an industrial level. 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The Money Mythbuster Busting myths about money and how it works for three decades. Monday, 25 August 2008 17:44 The Bank That Failed to Fail During the worst banking crisis since the 1930s, when 9,000 banks failed, nervous depositors are overlooking the bank that even the Great Depression couldn’t put out of business--mutual whole life insurance. Many people would sleep better and be in better financial shape if they remembered the lessons their grandparents learned the hard way. The one financial institution that withstood the economic collapse of the Depression was life insurance. Those who held what is called “participating” or “mutual” whole life policies, which dominated until the 1970s, had essentially stashed money in their own bank. Policyholders can borrow against the cash value of accumulated premium payments, and the cash value earns untaxed income.Mutual whole life policies have historically earned more than taxable bank CDs, and carry ironclad guarantees: your cash value and the death benefit is secure. People like to save and hate to borrow. They don’t realize that when you save in a bank, you’re lending it money that it lends to others to make a profit for its shareholders. When you borrow from the bank, the interest you pay is the bank’s profit. Two of the most confusing words in the financial services industry that cause people to make mistakes that can cost them millions over their lifetimes are “saving” and “loan.” These two words have different meanings when used by these two different financial institutions. People think it’s a cost when they pay their whole life premium, when actually they’re saving cash in historically one of the safest places there is. Then, you can borrow those premiums at will from ‘The Bank of You,’ and when you repay the loan, you’re paying it to yourself. Meanwhile any unborrowed premiums continue to earn untaxed income. But people get hung up on the idea that they are incurring debt, even when they’re borrowing their own premiums. It’s one of the most difficult ideas to get people to understand and embrace, even though the Greatest Generation understood and benefited from it for decades. You are here:News»The Bank That Failed to Fail © 2010 John Girouard | Login | Site Map
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Categories Essays Distorted Rhetoric and Forgotten Principles: How AOC is Reviving Oratory in the US There are parallels to be made between the shape of democracy in Athens all those years ago and that of US politics today. In the same manner that rhetoric took principal place in determining the outcome of the socio-economic structures of the Athenian city-state, so too have we witnessed the undeniable power that rhetoric continues to possess in the present-day.
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A snapshot of bacterial signalling Bacteria sense external events and send signals to the cell interior via two-component systems formed by a membrane protein, histidine kinase, that has extracellular and intracytoplasmic domains and a soluble intracellular response regulator. The crystal structure of such a system from Thermotoga maritima provides the paradigm for a structural understanding of signalling in bacteria and for its perturbation using structure-based inhibitors. An additional highlight of this study is the demonstration that the histidine kinase component can autophosphorylate in cis geometry, refuting the belief that trans autophosphorylation is universal for histidine kinases. • Share An adaptive response to environmental stimuli is essential for life. The most widespread response mechanism involves the transfer of a phosphoryl group amongst the proteins in a signalling process. Two-component signal transduction systems are the chief signalling devices in bacteria and archaea. Actually, they are found in all life domains, although not in animals. A single bacteria can contain tens to hundreds of two-component systems controlling vital processes such as metabolism, development, motility, response to stress or virulence. These systems offer enormous possibilities for the development of new antimicrobials because they play a paramount role in bacterial physiology and in virulence processes, allowing adaptation of a parasite to its human host, or even triggering resistance to known antibiotics. Although there are numerous variations in the details, two components systems obey the same basic pattern. The prototype consists of two proteins. One of them is a homodimeric membrane sensor called histidine kinase which has one histidine residue in its intracellular part that is autophosphorylated in response to the stimulus (which is sensed by the histidine kinase extracellular domain). The other protein, called the response regulator, is in the cytoplasm, and interacts with the histidine kinase, accepting the phosphate and flying to the chromosome to influence the expression of certain genes. In some cases the targets are not genes but other proteins. The signal decays with dephosphorylation of the response regulator, which is accelerated by interaction with the cognate histidine kinase. Despite the similarity of the different pairs of two-component systems, there is exquisite partner specificity within each pair, so that there is generally no cross-signalling between different couples. Until now, the structural basis for this selectivity remained a mystery. Since the two components have to associate for both phosphorylation and dephosphorylation of the response regulator but the conditions triggering one or the other activity differ, there should be different modes of mutual recognition associated with these two activities. Another question requiring structural clarification was how the signal triggers autophosphorylation of the histidine kinase. Furthermore, this process was believed to occur in trans, that is, one subunit of the dimer phosphorylating the other subunit, but the structural foundations for trans-autophosphorylation remained unclear. Finally, the chemical mechanisms of the three phosphoryl transfer processes catalysed by each system -autophosphorylation, phosphorylation and dephosphorylation of the response regulator- were mainly conjectural. Spanish scientists from the Instituto de Biomedicina de Valencia-CSIC (Spain) have provided responses to most of these questions and have shattered the view that autophosphorylation of the histidine kinase component occurs exclusively in trans geometry. They have determined the crystal structure of the complex formed by the intracellular part of a histidine kinase of the bacteria Thermotoga maritima and its cognate response regulator, using beamlines BM16, BM30A and ID14-3. Figure 1 presents a view of the dimeric histidine kinase and response regulator complex. The structure mimics the histidine kinase-catalysed dephosphorylation of the response regulator, but it also sheds light on phosphotransfer to the response regulator. The structure suggests cis rather than trans-phosphorylation of the histidine kinase component, and, in fact, the group proves biochemically that this is actually the case, also proving cis-autophosphorylation in another two-component system from Staphylococcus aureus. The structure allows a mechanism to be proposed for histidine kinase mediated-signalling from the cell exterior to the intracellular part of the histidine kinase. The detail provided by this complex, and the mechanistic and specificity-clarifying insight obtained, offers hopes for practical developments based on this structure. Structure of the dimeric histidine kinase in complex with its cognate response regulator. Figure 1. Structure of the dimeric histidine kinase (dimers coloured in light and dark pink, shown as cartoons inside of their semi-transparent surfaces) in complex with its cognate response regulator (green and lime cartoons) viewed from the cell membrane. The phosphoacceptor histidine (light blue) and aspartate (yellow) residues and the sulphate (black) mimicking the phosphoryl group trapped between them are represented in stick representation. The nucleotide (dark blue) bound to the histidine kinase (notice the close proximity with the histidine of the same subunit) is also shown in stick representation. Principal publication and authors P. Casino (a,b), V. Rubio (a,b) and A. Marina (a,b), Structural insight into partner specificity and phosphoryl transfer in two-component signal transduction, Cell 139, 325-336 (2009). (a) Instituto de Biomedicina de Valencia-Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (IBV-CSIC), Valencia (Spain) (b) Centro de Investigación Biomédica en Red de Enfermedades Raras (CIBERER) (Spain) Top image: Detailed view of the active site of the bacterial signalling complex to highlight the involvement of the protein components; histidine kinase in pink and its response regulator in green.
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Can someone please provide me a reasonable explanation of why this case is so expensive? I would definitely buy it if it were cheaper, especially because Apple is no longer making a protective cover for the back. Back To Product Follow this Question 2 Answers from the Community • Answer It's on par with what the high end leather case manufacturers charge (maybe even less). It's not the leather that's really expensive or even caring for the livestock, it's more the "art" or making the case that gets pricey. Treating the leather requires special tools, chemicals, and knowledge, messing up can't be covered up so it would mean having to start all over again. I'm not sure about Apple; but, many leather companies usually depend on hand labor instead of using machines - which adds to the cost. Considering the source and work that goes into creating a leather case, it's something that requires appreciation. Not saying this applies to all inexpensive leather products; but, the source of the leather, treatment of the livestock, and work conditions of the leatherworkers should probably be questioned. Was this useful? Answer 1 1 of 1 people found this useful • Because it is genuine leather. Was this useful? Answer 2 0 of 0 people found this useful Related Questions
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Korea Travel Tips Just another WordPress weblog About Jinju sung 16th June 2007 First, aren’t you sick of city life? Here is the place you can share nature. There are many gorgeous trees, beautiful small flowers, singing birds, some small wild animals like squirrels, butterflies and a middle sized river, called “Nam gang” in Jin ju sung. You can have a relaxing time with our family, friends or alone. There are some 100-200 year old and about 15-20 meter trees which have been living since Jo sun dynasty age (before Korea, it was Korea’s name). It will provide you with most relaxing and peaceful time in nature. Second, here is a chance to learn some part of Korean history. there is a museum which is called “Jin- ju national Museum” it offers a chance to see many aged properties of Korea but mainly all about Jo sun dynasty. This place can be a good place for some people who want to learn about the history of Korea or just know about Korea more, even though you are not very interested in history. Just visit the museum. You don’t need to be under “Have to learn” pressure. And there are other places you can learn or enjoy the history things, one is a temple, named “Ho guk sa”,the other is a big stone. There is an old true story of it; there was a patriotic woman who was a Gi-saeng(It is similar to Geisha), Non gae. When Japanese army had a party on the big stone, she decided to kill the admiral of Japan and held him so tightly and jumped down into the Nam gang. Now it is just a wide plain stone next to the river actually it has this story. So the stone’s name is “Non gae stone” or “yui am – meaning ‘right’ ” when we stand on the stone we can feel the split of Non-gae. You can see her portrait which looks like an old painting on a Chinese drawing paper, read the story and the war story between two countries, Korea and Japan during Jo sun dynasty.Isn’t it interesting? So this place is good to learn about the un-well-known history of Korea. Last, after having a picnic, are you looking for a restaurant? Here it is. You can go to the street of well-organized roasted eels restaurants in front of Jin ju sung side gate. Jin-ju is widely known for roasted fresh water eels in Korea. Many people want to visit Jin ju not only to go sight-seeing but also to taste the eels.The eel places are almost everyday crowded and noisy because they have so many to-Jin ju visitors. You can have two different taste eels in these restaurants , one is spicy sauced the other is only with salt. If someone like children don’t like spicy food or isn’t good at eating spicy things, it’s ok you’ve got another option with salt! But the eels are kind of fishes so they’re smell strong and fishy, so if you don’t like something fishy, you’d better not choose the eel places, unless you are not in this case, you can enjoy being the place smelling grilled eels. “Roasted eels” is loved by people of all ages and both sexes, it is also known for healthy food. The price is very reasonable, not high and you can be serviced free sodas (in case of good luck) and some side dishes such as Kim chi, salad, sauces which are all free in any eel restaurant. Your hungry stomach will be filled with delicious eels. Choose any restaurants on Eels Street, you never going to regret it! In conclusion, Jin ju sung is one of the suitable places for tourism in Korea. There is gorgeous nature and some historic place, buildings and scenes inside Jin ju sung which is also important to understand some part of Jo-sun dynasty and Non-gae and you can stay your stomach right after tourism. Don’t miss your chance to go there!! Jin ju sung is open 24 hours and admission is free except from 9 am to 6 pm (which are high-demand times), during 9 hours admission is 500 won/an adult, 400 won/a teenager and free for children. Meals range is from 2,000 won for ra-men to about 15,000 won for roasted eels. You can reach Jin ju sung on foot from Jin ju cross-country bus terminal (see the below map)l, it takes only 5-7 minutes or use a taxi, just say “Chok sung lu ro ga joo se yo. it means “go to chok suk lu”, it is only a base rate (now 1,800won) from terminal to Jin ju sung. 최혜정 (Cindy) Comments are closed.
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?This Has Always Been a Failed and Failing War? Washington Post: Trump?s muscular but vague Afghanistan speech, annotated Janine Jackson interviewed Phyllis Bennis about Trump?s Afghan War escalation for the August 25, 2017, episode of CounterSpin. This is a lightly edited transcript. MP3 Link Washington Post (8/21/17) Janine Jackson: On August 21, Donald Trump gave what one Washington Post writer called a ?muscular speech? on his plans for the US?s long war in Afghanistan. Corporate media were critical of the lack of detail: How many new troops would be sent? How long exactly until the US annihilates all the terrorists? And media were critical of the messenger: Didn?t what was often benignly described as ?continued US presence? in Afghanistan contradict Trump?s earlier views? Less compelling for big media than what it means that this is ?Trump?s war now? was what the US-led war has meant every day for Afghan citizens, and what escalation is assured to mean. Writer and activist Phyllis Bennis directs the New Internationalism project at the Institute for Policy Studies. Author most recently of Understanding ISIS and the New Global War on Terror, she?s also co-author of Ending the US War in Afghanistan: A Primer. She joins us now by phone from Washington, DC. Welcome back to CounterSpin, Phyllis Bennis. Phyllis Bennis: Great to be with you, Janine. JJ: It isn?t to say that there isn?t critical commentary of various stripes; it?s just that some big things seem to be off the page. You could read multiple news reports, for example, that refer to the costs of the war in Afghanistan and occupation, and that reckoned those costs in US troop casualties or fatalities, and in taxpayer dollars. ?What?s missing from this sort of accounting, and then what do you make, in general, of media reaction to Trump?s speech? PB: Well, you know, Janine, one of the points in Trump?s speech, when he said at the very beginning that the American people are ?weary of war??he said they?re ?weary of war without victory.? What nobody is asking is, are the Afghans weary of war? There have been 67 percent more civilian casualties this year under Trump than the equivalent time of last year. Every year since the UN began keeping records back in 2009, every year the number of civilian casualties has gone up. Every year, it?s been not only more civilians, but more children among the civilians. What?s interesting, of course, is that nobody was talking after Trump?s speech about his comparison with his so-called rival, John McCain, who just a couple of days before his speech gave his own speech. And McCain?s strategy was not so different, ultimately, than Trump?s. He also talked about sending more troops, sending more airstrikes, giving the military more power. But one of the things that McCain said explicitly, that Trump only implied, was that the goal has to do with the United States: preventing attacks on the US, preventing attacks on Americans. There is no goal of making life better for Afghans. And that?s really critical. We have been many years now since anybody in power has claimed that we?re waging this war for democracy, or that we?re waging this war to protect the women of Afghanistan. Remember when that used to be a big, popular meme for this war? Laura Bush was big on this issue, a lot of people were, that we?re doing this for the women. Phyllis Bennis:? ?After 16 years of US military occupation, the conditions are so dire for ordinary Afghan civilians that Afghanistan is still the very worst country in the world for a child to be born and survive to her first birthday.? (photo: SLOWKING/Wikimedia) So the question of really, what has changed??whose interest is this??is not being challenged in the press; it?s not being asked enough. I think what we are seeing is that there?s a willingness to be critical, in the sense that right now in the mainstream press, there?s a willingness to be critical about everything having to do with Trump, and that?s all good. That?s not a bad thing, that?s a good thing. What is missing from it is, one, the recognition of how this has always been a failed and failing war, from October 7, 2001, the day the war was launched. It?s been wrong, it?s been illegal under international law, and arguably illegal, today, under US law. JJ: You talked about an increase in civilian casualties under Trump, and I see media playing a role in kind of abetting and encouraging this idea that war is very presidential. And you have described Trump seeing deploying troops and sending bombs as almost first and foremost ?sending a message,? and that that has to do with the increase in civilian casualties, that that?s kind of his thing. PB: I think that?s absolutely right. I think that the question of why military force is being used has everything to do with sending the message that we as a country are strong and tough, and I as the president am presidential. It?s an assertion of what he doesn?t have on the basis of strategic thinking and ability to inspire people. Absent that, you send the Marines. That?s sort of an old story. Washington Post: U.S.-led airstrikes are killing hundreds of civilians in the battle for ISIS-held Raqqa, groups say Washington Post (8/23/17) But it?s extraordinary, the level of increase in civilian casualties that are going on in US wars all around the world. I was looking just this morning, Janine, looking at the Washington Post, page 1, page 8, page 9, page 10?headline after headline about the numbers of civilian casualties that are dying and being severely injured by US airstrikes. Whether it?s in Mosul, the so-called liberation from ISIS that the US was responsible for, in Iraq; in Raqqa, Syria, where civilians are now being killed in huge numbers, again by US airstrikes supposedly aimed at ISIS; in Yemen, where the US-backed Saudi coalition is bombing and bombing and bombing, and killing civilians. And interestingly, in the same context, in Charlottesville, where now the United Nations is actually criticizing the United States for racist violence. So what we?re seeing is a real pattern of an increased level of civilian casualties and a decreased level of concern from those in power to stop it. That?s a very dangerous reality. JJ: Let me bring you back to another question about perspective. In reading about reaction to Trump?s speech, I found a piece in Foreign Policy that included the expression: And I was thinking, you know, what I struggle with is the presumption that it?s the right of every American to puzzle out what those people over there ought to do with their country, and then make them do it. The commentator in this case is a former DoD employee, but her take isn?t really that unusual. International law appears to be just kind of a quaint idea for much of the press. PB: No, that?s true. Of course, that was the language that the Bush administration memorably used for both the Geneva Conventions and international law, that it was quaint and it was irrelevant. So I think that it is right to say we should think about it. What?s not right is exactly the question that you raise; it?s not our right to decide how they should live now, how they should rebuild their country. We have to figure out a way to make good on our obligations, which has to do with money, it has to do with diplomatic support. It does not include military occupation. Figuring out how to do that is no easy task, and at this moment, when the State Department has been stripped of so many diplomats?there?s not even an ambassador to Afghanistan at the moment, the office dealing with Afghanistan and Pakistan has simply been closed, shut down, the staff sent somewhere else?that means there are no diplomats available who have the skills and the information to make recommendations that would be taken seriously. This is what happens when you cut the State Department budget by 30 percent, and turn those billions of dollars over to the Pentagon. You don?t have diplomats? You send the Marines. This is the challenge that we?re now facing. The only option we have, if you talk to people in Washington, is send the military, because there?s no resources anywhere else. So this is a huge challenge for what US foreign policy can and must change. JJ: I certainly agree, and I see the desire to use US power for good. PB: Doesn?t happen very often. PB: You?re absolutely right. No, I think you?re absolutely right. The assumption is that a military engagement is the first option. Despite all the language about ?there is no military solution,? we act as if there is only a military solution. And that?s true in Afghanistan, it?s true in Iraq, it?s true in Syria, it?s true in Libya, it?s true all over the world, and this is a huge problem. There is no easy answer, except to start with ending the military part. Get the troops out. That?s not the end game, that?s step one. That?s step one. Colin Powell at the UN. Colin Powell, breaking it. So you remember, Janine, during the early years of the Iraq War, Colin Powell used to use this Pottery Barn analogy: ?We broke it, we fix it.? And I always thought that it was the wrong analogy, that the real analogy is the bull in the china shop. What do you do when the bull gets loose in the china shop and breaks all the cups? You don?t ask the bull to fix the cups, you get the bull the hell out of the china shop, and write a check for the damage. That?s step one. That?s not step end, but that?s step one. That?s what we need to be doing in Afghanistan. Then we need to figure out how to help rebuild in a way that?s not based on military force. That?s not something the US has ever been very good at. JJ: We?ve been speaking with Phyllis Bennis, director of the New Internationalism project at the Institute for Policy Studies. She?s author, most recently, of Understanding ISIS and the New Global War on Terror, and co-author of Ending the US War in Afghanistan: A Primer. Thank you very much, Phyllis Bennis, for joining us this week on CounterSpin. PB: Thank you. It?s good to be with you. Comments are closed.
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PS4 is 50% faster than Xbox One, claim developers But it's certainly not game over yet Just as the Xbox One has finally hit the home stretch, some developers have struck out at the platform and said it shows a serious lack of power when compared to its next-gen rival. According to sources speaking to Edge, the PS4's memory reader are 40-50% faster than the Xbox One . Its Arithmetic Logic Unit is also said to be about 50% speedier. The report then goes on to give an example of a platform-agnostic development build can run at 30fps in 1920 x 1080 on PS4 but at "20-something" fps in 1600 x 900 on Xbox One. "Xbox One is weaker and it's a pain to use its ESRAM," added one developer. One thing that will no doubt get gamers fuming is the claim from one source that PS4 versions of some games might be limited in their performance so as so match the Xbox One and "avoid ruffling any feathers" over at Microsoft. It's worth mentioning that, as one source also said, the Xbox One hardware still isn't locked and the graphics drivers of both consoles will continue to be tweaked beyond launch itself. Microsoft has recently boosted the console's clock speed too, though one developer said that this move "does not change things that much." We've contacted Microsoft for comment specifically on the architecture variations and will update when we hear back.
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Media & Peace This is a slightly amended version of an article I co-wrote for Nonviolence Magazine, with Michael Nagler and Stephanie Van Hook. Concerned that the current media system does not support our inherent capacity for nonviolence, we asked: Is another media system possible? It’s easy to complain about the mass media. They have no shortage of faults, particularly where serving corporate agendas and cheerleading the war machine are concerned. But as Buckminster Fuller famously said: “You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.” What would a nonviolent media system look like? How could it make the existing corporate model obsolete? Without truth, there could be no way to get very far in creating a nonviolent media system. Journalists and news producers in particular must vow to practice the highest standards of integrity — to tell the truth. The whole truth. Nonviolent media would fortify human potential, not corporate profits. Publishers and broadcasters must serve the genuine needs of local communities rather than serve the “needs” of advertisers and investors. Violence is not presented as inevitable, unresolvable or entertaining. Service for the media means upholding the truth and acting as respectable watchdogs on behalf of public interests, which are everyone’s interests. As Gloria Steinem said, “Humans are linked, not ranked.” Who is a credible authority on important issues? Whose stories must be told? Nonviolent media feature a wide range of voices, most notably those affected by policy — they are the experts in lived experiences. The changemakers serving communities and working to hold governments and businesses accountable are no longer ignored or marginalized by the press; they are deemed authorities on possibilities. TV, film, music and literature offer stories reflecting a genuine human diversity. It is prohibited to profit from political ads or exclude eligible candidates from televised debates because they represent an “outsider” opinion: truth comes from here. Emphasizing solutions, not wallowing in problems and failures, is a cornerstone in news and entertainment. Problems are addressed as opportunities to develop and achieve peace, justice, climate protection, human connection. Conflict is seen as a doorway to greater potential, nonviolence as a purpose-infused reality. Interpretation, honestly owned, replaces “objectivity” so that media audiences see a bigger picture. We learn how violence might “work” in the short term but never work in the long run, and that nonviolence always works for a higher good somewhere down the road. Nonviolent movements, as Erica Chenoweth and Maria J. Stephan’s careful study shows (see their book Why Civil Resistance Works: The Strategic Logic of Nonviolent Conflict), can lead to greater democracy (even when they “fail”) than violent ones that seem to succeed. Nonviolence is historical — and it is making history, based on past and present struggles that are increasing in frequency and sophistication. Nonviolent media have a mature understanding that nonviolence is not by any means limited to protesting. Marches and other such highly visible actions are just the beginning — the work continues when people leave the streets. Besides, there’s an escalation curve to conflict: when addressed early on, negotiation and reason can resolve conflict. In the new-story world, media support the process of de-escalation, with no “us” vs. “them” polarization. New Science Meditation and embodiment practices are fully acknowledged for what they are: modalities to heal and self-realize, the bases of human cooperation and growth. Our media provide the information and stories that help us shift beyond ideas of separateness so we may regain our wholeness, as individuals and a society. As we are interconnected with all of life, dehumanization and exploitation are no longer accepted or tolerated as tools of profit and control. Respecting the sacredness, beauty and gift of life is the story behind any media story. Share your thoughts.
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English Bulldog Vs American Bulldog Appearance: The English Bulldog is the shorter of these two breeds. They can grow up to 16 inches tall and weigh up to 50 pounds. This breed is pretty instantly recognizable with its wide stance, big floppy lips, short face, and distinctive wrinkles. The English Bulldog has short, coarse fur, and they come in a variety of colors like solids, piebalds, fawns, and brindle.  On the other hand, the American Bulldog can get up to 25 inches tall and can weigh up to 100 pounds. This is a muscular dog with a wide stance, large head, and powerful muzzle that is slightly longer than the English variation. They are also covered in short, coarse fur, and they also come in solid, fawn, piebald, and brindle. English Bulldog Vs American Bulldog Exercise Requirements And Grooming Requirements: When it comes to exercise, the American Bulldog is going to be the more demanding of the two. The English Bulldog does require exercise, but they are also happy to laze around with their owners. The most important thing with this breed is making sure they are getting enough of a workout not to become obese. In contrast, the American Bulldog does have the energy to burn, and without a good way to dispel this energy, they can start to become destructive. For grooming needs, the American Bulldog is going to require less time with a brush. They only need occasional brushing and tend only to shed seasonally when the seasons change. The English Bulldog will need to be brushed 2-3 times a week, and special care will need to be taken to make sure there is nothing stuck in the folds of their skin that might lead to irritation. They also shed regularly.  English Bulldog Vs American Bulldog Life Expectancy And Health: For health matters and life expectancy, both of these breeds have some troubling issues. The English Bulldog's life expectancy is between 8-10 years, and the American's is around 10-12 years.  Things to look out for health issue wise with an English Bulldog are The English Bulldog also has some health issues, and some of them you can almost expect to find most individuals, such as breathing problems due to their small noses are set in more on their faces. For the American, the list isn't any prettier, and includes, hip dysplasia, elbow dysplasia. Deafness, Ichthyosis which is a rare skin condition that prevents the outer layer of skin from developing properly, Neuronal Ceroid Lipofuscinosis 10 -a genetic nervous system disorder, Hyperuricosuria which is a disorder which can cause frequent kidney and bladder stones, Degenerative Myelopathy which is a spinal issue which can compromise movement, and Canine Multifocal Retinopathy 1 and can cause rental detachment.  English Bulldog Vs American Bulldog Temperament and Social Needs: As we go forward with the rest of the video, it will be with the assumption that the dog has been given proper socialization and training from a young age. It will also be assumed that the dog is of correct temperament and disposition for its breed.  Though the English and American can trace their origins back to England's bullbaiting dogs, the two have traveled very different paths since then. While they share some characteristics, there are also man differences. The English Bulldog was repurposed to become a strict companion animal. While the American Bulldog went on to be a working dog to guard farms, then later was used for hunting boars in the Southern United States. The English Bulldog is a friendly one, and they tend to get along with most people they meet. While the breed is still brave when they need to be, they are mostly calm, laid back, and fancy themselves as lap dogs. The American is also a friendly breed, and they love their families immensely. However, they are more reserved with strangers and can still be employed as a effective guard dog. Both the American and English Bulldog are loyal and profoundly devoted to their families. These are two breeds that are not happy being on their own for longs periods.  English Bulldog Vs American Bulldog Intelligence And Trainability: While both of these breeds are intelligent, they also share a common stubbornness. Sometimes they just don't feel like doing something which can put a damper on training efforts. Both of these breeds need to have routines in place from a young age and for owners always to be consistent. Though, if we are talking about versatility, the American Bulldog has a slight advantage in this regard. English Bulldog Vs American Bulldog Child, Small Animal, and Other Dog Friendliness: These two Bulldogs can be fantastic family pets, and they both do very well around children of any age. They are patient, calm, and kind towards younger members of the household. The English Bulldog is known for taking a particular liking to children and often be seen following them around and keeping them under a watchful eye. The American does excellent too, but they tend to take on more of the protector role and take this job seriously, which can be problematic if they are not well socialized with other children and think "their child" needs to be protected. When it comes to small animals, the English Bulldog is a bit more reliable. The American Bulldog has a bit more prey drive, and because of their extra energy, they might find it too tempting to chase and attempt to catch a smaller, more fragile animal. The English Bulldog and American Bulldog can both be good around other dogs. They tend to be friendly if they have good socialization experiences to call upon to help them navigate situations. However, dog aggression is not unheard of in either of these breeds, and they can also be same-sex intolerant.  Sign up for our Newsletter! Don't miss out on our new content. Sign Up! You have successfully subscribed! This email has been registered Liquid error: Could not find asset snippets/mw_GP_objects.liquid
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Aftermath: Day 2, the War With Iran In the first fierce day of war, when coordinated air strikes on Iranian targets destroyed most of the Iranian air force and navy, the US military appeared invincible again. Wrecking a second-rate military power does that for an imperial war machine. By the second day of the war, however, most American and Iranian citizens wished for peace. Unfortunately, wars are always easier to get into than out of. While the war planners in the Pentagon and Israel had devised a workable plan to force Iran into war, using a fake attack on US warships by Iranian gunboats (as the faked Tonkin Gulf attack initiated the Vietnam War), the US Navy fared far worse than the planners wished. In 1987-88, during the First US-Iran Gulf war, the combined US Navy, Navy Seals, Marines and Army copters easily destroyed the navy of Iran in a single day. Yet Iranian gunboats continued to harass US shipping in that undeclared war, culminating in the USS Vincennes shooting down an unarmed Iranian jumbo jet while in Iran water. Nearly 20 years later, after being armed with Russian and Chinese weapons, the Iranian defensive forces proved far more capable than the civilian wizards at the Pentagon predicted. Before the war, the chief of Iran's Revolutionary Guards, General Yahya Rahim Safavi, said the advanced missile system served 'to show our deterrent and defensive power to trans-regional enemies, and we hope they will understand the message.' By the second day, the message became clearer: Iran was no longer the pushover of years past. The combined effect of Sunburn, Exocet and Yakhonts missiles striking several US Navy ships fleeing the fishbowl of the Persian Gulf was an unforgettable sight. So unforgettable that CNN and Fox chose not to show them. According to Mark Gaffney: 'At the time of the Falklands war the Argentine air force possessed only five Exocets, yet managed to sink two ships. With enough of them, the Argentineans might have sunk the entire British fleet, and won the war.' By contrast, the Iranians, cognizant of their defeat at the hands of the Iraqi and US forces in 1987-88, aware of the twin threat from Israel and the US, had focused heavily on defensive weaponry, supplied to them by Russian and Chinese manufacturers. 'The Russian SS-N-22.Sunburn (Moskit), which technical journals and experts have termed the most effective and lethal anti-ship weapon extant, is far cheaper to produce than a fighter plane or a missile destroyer, cruiser or aircraft carrier,' wrote Gaffney before the war. To make matters worse for US Navymen, the Russians provided the SS-NX-26 Yakhonts anti-ship missiles to Iran, reported to possess Mach 2.9 speed and a range of 180 miles. The width of the Persian Gulf? 100-180 miles. The immediate closure of the Persian Gulf to oil tankers from six nations provided a huge boost to peace advocates. By the second day of the war with Iran, with US Navy ships ablaze and sinking, with dire forecasts of worldwide fuel shortages, with gas prices spiking at $10 a gallon in some places, with increasing calls for impeachment appearing in the mainstream media, with environmentalist decrying the spread of radiation from the bomb blasted atomic sites in Iran, suddenly the neocon-sponsored war with Iran no longer seemed like such a good idea. Despite the claimed success of the pre-emptive attack on Iran, despite the round-the-clock appearances of neocons on most US news channels, the fallout from the war, both in Iran and America, had become exceedingly toxic. By the middle of the second day, with reports of missile strikes on the Green Zone, the media spin became harder to control. The glorious flag-waving patriotism that followed 911 and the approach of the Iraq War never materialized. Along the smalltown streets of America, fewer folks unfurled a flag. Instead, lines of panicked motorists, faces stricken by the new reality of another war, a war they had chosen to ignore for so long, unfurled into every gas station in America as a frightened mob. Most rushed to the pumps with a single thought in mind: I am going to fill my SUV to the top and woe be to anyone who tries to stop me. Predictably the price of platinum, gold and silver rose. Gold topped $1000 an ounce while silver, the poor man's gold, approached $50. Predictably, the US dollar fell, as nations as diverse as China and Kuwait began dumping greenbacks for gold. Predictably, most stocks not related to war industries tumbled. Housing starts dipped and sales dried up. And all because of an ill-conceived war designed by a few Israel-centric US leaders with lots to gain and little to lose. The retaliatory strikes by US carrier-based fighter planes that struck the Iranian oil platforms along Bandar Abbas and left them ablaze never appeared on American television. Likewise the attacks on civilian infrastructure in Iran by Israeli and US warplanes. These were purely punitive attacks by US Navy fliers in revenge for ship losses in the Persian Gulf. The war with Iran had become a retaliatory war, a war of attrition, by the second day. Yet throughout the Middle East, the television coverage by Al Jazeera of bomb damage to bridges, waterworks, power stations and oil platforms--not to mention schools, mosques and houses---only served to drive a wider wedge between US and their few remaining Islamic and European allies. Throughout the first week, while US and Israeli fighter bombers attacked Iran at will, suffering an occasional loss, Iranian missiles rained down on US troops huddled in semi-permanent bases in Iraq. Resistance in Iraq grew as the war with Iran waxed and waned and US casualties rose. Meanwhile another sort of war raged at home, another unexpected resistance. The American public, too long acquiescent, took to the streets, took to campuses, courthouses and public squares, loud, outrageous and strong. Uncivil disobedience, a public strength the powerful always feared, had returned to America three decades later. The White House threatened to mobilize troops to handle dissidents at home, but Keith Olbermann asked President Bush: 'Sir, from where do you intend to get those troops?' Public support for the Iraq and Iran wars and support for the Bush administration fell to record lows. In Congress, the docile, do-nothing Democrats proved less adversarial than the tougher Republicans. But in the streets, where the fate of any nation thrives or dies, the spirit of Americans grew angrier and angrier. For each spike in crude prices, each report of new losses, each report of new atrocities inflicted on Iran, the calls for a change became cruder and more violent. The first to fall, surprisingly, was Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. The Imams, wielding real power in Iran, disapproved of the increasingly bellicose stance of Ahmadinejad and the destruction of the war, forcing his resignation. Later in the week, calls for the impeachment of George Bush forced a brokered peace deal and a hurried vote by the House of Representatives passing articles of impeachment by an overwhelming majority. The US Senate, under as much fire as the troops in Iraq, dragged their feet but the words 'High Crimes' began to filter into their brains by the end of the first week of the war. The second week of the war promised many more surprises. See Encore: Iran - A Bridge Too Far? Your rating: None Douglas Herman's picture Columns on STR: 147
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Money Management And You; How To Keep It Together | Get Financial Freedom Tips Wednesday, September 13, 2017 Money Management And You; How To Keep It Together Just like everything else in life, your money is just another thing that has to be properly managed. Your money is what enable you to live in the 21st century, without it you’d have no food or house so it’s important to manage everything to ensure that you have money for a day when you need it, and to make sure that whatever you have currently you can deal with appropriately! But what can you do to make this happen? Well, if you read on, you’ll find out! Money Management Keep A High Credit Score Credit scores are becoming very popular amongst banks and lenders, and are almost mandatory to produce to them upon request, but why? Banks and lenders will ask for your credit score whenever you apply for any sized loan or when you’re opening a new account up because it’s a numerical representation of how good you are at paying back your debts. It takes into account things such as previous debts, current debts, payback times and what your current debt repayments are looking like. If your credit score is poor then you can expect to be turned away from a loan application because the lender doesn't think you’re going to be able to pay it back in a suitable manner and time, similarly with bank accounts you could be denied because the bank believes that you’ll constantly run into overdraft and cause troubles with the bank, which is something that they are judging based off your credit score. Credit scores are not always fair due to them only just being used, so a lot of us will have a poor credit score because it only takes into account a small part of our credit history when the rest of it might be good. However, there is a way to rectify this! Opening A Savings Account Savings accounts have been around for a very long time and it’s time we started to utilize them properly! Savings accounts don’t actually do a lot per se, however they enable us to do what is known as “temptation free” saving. Temptation saving is what a lot of us do, which is when we get paid at the end of the month all of our money is in our main account and we think it’s fine to go spending a bit of money on stuff we want because we’ve worked out in our head that it’s going to be fine. This can be a very bad attitude to have because if you make the slightest miscalculation you’re going to find yourself in trouble! Even worse than that, you could end up spending what you were supposed to be saving in its entirety because you forgot you were supposed to be putting that money aside. This is where savings accounts come in. You can get them from companies like Bank of America and they are great for completely getting rid of any temptations you might have, as well as making it easier to save. They take out a predetermined amount of money each month and hide it away in your savings account, and over time the amount of money in the account accumulates into something big, not to mention the extra cash you get for the interest on it! Now for them temptation part; savings account values do not appear on your main account balance and can not be accessed by your card meaning that you’re never going to make a miscalculation and you’re never going to be able to accidentally spend it on your card, you’re going to have to manually transfer the money over which can take a while, so go ahead and open one now! Debt Consolidation Loans Everyone has debts they have to pay for, it’s a fact of life and having debts does not mean that you’re bad with your money, it’s the way you deal with debts that decides whether or not you’re savvy with your cash or not. The main problem that people have with debt is that it’s hard to keep a track of; most people will have small debts owed to loads of different companies, and trying to keep a track of all of these payments being taken out of your account at different times is very difficult. It means that you can’t properly plan with your money because you’re not sure how much you actually have, so what can be done about this? Well, you can get a debt consolidation loan which takes out all of the hassle of paying pay multiple debts! They work by paying off all of you existing debts, and then you inturn repay that company but instead of it being loads of different payments it’s one big easy one. It’s taken out of your account at the same time each month and there is only one payment to be made, meaning you can track your money much better making life easier for yourself. If you want to keep reading about these loans because they might suit your needs. Budgeting is a skill that generations of humans have had to learn, but no matter how many generations down the line we get it still doesn’t get any easier! Budgeting is essentially the method in which you plan out your money for the month; this dictates how much spare cash you have to spend, and what bills you’re going to pay. Budgeting doesn’t sound important, but it is because it’s the way that you keep a track of your money so you know exactly what is going on. Manually budgeting with paper and pen is a very difficult and laborious process; you’re going to have to work everything out with your head or a calculator, and this can drag the process out massively. But, with all of the wonders of technology available for us to use in the 21st century, we’re covered!. You enter your bill details, how much you pay per month for things and how much money you’re earning, and it will tell you how much money you’re going to be able to spend and how much you should be putting away! This is only a very brief explanation of what these services offer, so it’s worth checking them out to see what they do for yourself! Invest Spare Money Investing is one of the best ways to make money out of just money, and it’s very easy to get your money back from an investment when you need it immediately, so what can you do? Well, a very good bet is investing in precious metals such as gold. Gold is a very stable market currently because the levels of gold are dropping and we only want more of it, which means that the price of gold is steadily rising so you don’t have to worry about losing money on it! You can sell your gold whenever you like too if you need to money back from your investment quick to pay for something. Investing your money is better than just buying something with it because with investments you make money out of just waiting and playing the market, with gold this is especially true as you’re going to have value accumulate on the gold that you’ve purchased, so who knows, maybe one day it’ll be worth a small fortune and you’ll be thankful that you purchased it all those years ago! It’s advisable that you do all of these things if you want to keep managing your finances well because all of these things cover just about everything! Get a savings account and stash money away inside it just to make sure you’ve got some spare money for when you need it, keep a high credit score so that if you do not to borrow a large amount of money or open a new bank account you’re going to be able to do so without the worry of getting denied for it. Invest your spare money so that you’ve got another valuable fallback to use incase things go south, or if they don’t you’re going to be making money for free! Budget properly so that you can ensure you’ve got enough cash to take you through the month and get a debt consolidation loan if you find all your small payments are too hard to track, and you're not going to go very far wrong at all! These things cover all aspects of your finances, and because you’re going to need your money to have the highest quality of life possible, you’re going to want to ensure that everything is kept the way it should be, so go ahead and try all of these things out because they’re only going to make your life easier and much more enjoyable! No comments: Post a Comment
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Wednesday, September 30, 2009 Sign Of The Times Not far from where I live (just down the block from the Museum Of Death) there's a 24-hour ATM Bank Dispenser. Written on it (as part of the professionally prepared sign, not in handwriting) is "Smile Your On ATM Camera." I'd send a note to the sign company: "Your fired." Higher And Higher There's an argument that evolution naturally leads to higher intelligence. It's not widely accepted in the scientific community, but it's popular outside it. One of the problems with the argument is its chauvinism. It can only be made on planets where higher intelligence has evolved. There's a strong, near undeniable need for people to fit their metaphysical beliefs to whatever science they happen to accept. (Perhaps this is better than the other direction, where they reject well-grounded science.) But there is more in heaven and earth than is dreamt of in their philosophy. Conway Morris, the "heretical" biologist from the linked article, believes Darwin’s idea that the brain secretes mind as the liver secretes bile doesn’t work. The roots of intelligence go much deeper than we realise, and go beyond animals. Slime moulds have something we can fairly call memory. More chauvinism? After all, don't the slime moulds, and all the stages in between them and us, argue against him? We may marvel at our intelligence and self-awareness (and sure, it's pretty special), but if you could talk to a dog, I bet he'd be more impressed with the magic of smell. He might even say evolution was designed to bring it about. Finally Broke Los Angeles makes you a weather wimp. I grew up with four seasons, including a strenuous winter, but since I moved here, if it gets too hot or cold, I can't take it. That's why this past summer has been tough. The great thing about LA is it's always warm, but never too warm, and, this being the desert, it's a dry heat. Even better, it always cools down at night. But the last month or two has been unusually hot and muggy. Lately things seem to be getting back to normal, but will it last? I just hope the Santa Ana Winds aren't too bad. Hard to believe Pretty Woman came out 19 years ago. I saw it on TV last week for the first time since then. I didn't think much of it originally, but I figured I'd give it another chance. (This time around, I recognized a lot of the LA landmarks.) There's no question the film had something, since it was a gigantic worldwide hit, and made Julia Roberts a star. Roberts is what it mostly has. A lot of women turned down the role, yet it's hard to imagine the film would have worked without her. It's surprising how little plot there is. Rich businessman Richard Gere picks up prostitute Julia Roberts, pays her to hang out with him for a week, and they fall in love as they learn from each other. The only thing that really keeps it going is the charm of Roberts. The original script by J. F. Lawton was a lot darker--from what I understand, he picks her up from the gutter, uses her, then throws her back in the gutter. Director Garry Marshall and his producers at Disney turned it into a fairy tale, closely following Pygmalion. The sideplot of Gere going from corporate raider to caring human being is so pro forma, and so predictable, that the scenes could be cut by 90% and it wouldn't make any difference (though it is fun to see Jason Alexander, on the cusp of fame in Seinfeld, playing the evil lawyer). For that matter, the third act, when Gere and Roberts finally get together after some tiresome complications, is pointless as well. So all you've got is Julia Roberts bouncing around, and some chemistry with Gere (who underplays and is reasonably effective). There's also some great supporting work by Marshall regular Hector Elizondo as the hotel manager. But what I think made the film such a blockbuster is it plays so well into female fantasies. I know a story about a beautiful hooker sounds like a male fantasy, but it's told from her point of view. And when you break it down, it's not about her being a prostitute. It's about a woman in a lowly circumstance being saved by a mysterious, handsome, sweet, rich man who gives her everything she wants. The money scenes are her experience on Rodeo Drive. Gere puts her up at the Beverly Wilshire and gives her dough to go buy some decent clothes. (By the way, there's a big scene where she bargains with him until he agrees to pay $3000 for six days of her services. She acts like she's made the best deal ever. I know this is a decent chunk of change, but even taking inflation into account, isn't this a bit low rent?) She marches out to a swanky shop on Rodeo, wearing a skanky outfit. Two snooty saleswomen take one look at her and make it clear she's not welcome. Later, Richard Gere takes her to another store (where Larry Miller does some good work as the sycophantic employee), makes it clear they better bow and scrape, and lets Roberts go wild. She then returns to the snooty store and shows them the commissions they lost. These are the moments, more than any other, that sold the film. Yet, they don't really make much sense. When she walks into the first store, young and stunning, she may be dressed like a tramp, but so were a lot of Madonna fans back then. This is Beverly Hills. The saleswomen would figure she's some girl with daddy's credit card. As you can probably tell, I didn't change my mind about the quality of the film. But I think I can see, with its wish fulfillment, and a charming central performance, why it hit so big. Tuesday, September 29, 2009 Oh Happy Days I just discovered the Happy Days house is a few blocks from where I live. What an exciting place, Los Angeles. Other exciting houses not too far away: the Nightmare On Elm Street house, the Halloween house and, over in the Valley, The Brady Bunch house. Also, if I drive down to Pasadena, there's stately Wayne Manor. Four Hundred And Forty First Episode Ever! Here's the plot of The Simpsons season 21 premiere: Comic Book Guy creates a hot new superhero comic which is bought by Hollywood. Homer is chosen to be the lead in the movie so he goes into training. Ultimately, though, his weigh problems guarantee a flop. Let's see: A character creates a hot new comic. They already did that. Hollywood types invade Springfield. Done more than once. A Simpson appears in a movie. Done. Homer interacts with Hollywood. Done more than once. A citizen of Springfield is chosen to star in a comic book superhero movie. Done. Homer gains or loses weight, and gets in or out of shape. Done many times. Homer's involvement in a high-profile show biz project fails. Done. Weird editing in the final product shows something is wrong. Done. The Simpsons is still a good show, but it hasn't been essential watching in years. Most sitcoms can't go for more than four or five years without feelings a little stale, so what can you say about a show that's produced well over 400 episodes? Someone sent me this. At first I thought it was a parody. But apparently the guy (a college professor--love to catch one of his classes) is serious: [Then all the same names came after every other organization beloved on the left.] Then Big Business, Glenn Beck, Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Bill O'Reilly, Lou Dobbs, the Religious Right, the Wall Street Journal, Mitch McConnell, and Karl Rove came for the Democrats -- and there was no one left to speak out for the Democrats. PS I realize it's a parody, if that's the right word, of this, but the point I'm making is he's not mocking paranoia and self-righteousness, he's partaking in it. Quite A BM What I found interesting about The Baader Meinhoff Complex, a fairly faithful recreation (as far as I can tell) of the actions of the Red Army Faction in Germany from the late 60s to the late 70s, is how radical things got over there compared to here. Sure, there were student protests in the U.S. (aided, I'd think, by the threat of the draft), but the attempt to "bring the war home" from some on the left was fairly minor in comparison. If the Weather Underground was able to get anywhere near the sympathy the German militants got, it makes you wonder how large they might have grown, how many people they might have killed, and how American history would have changed. (Though Nixon would still have been President--he ran on law and order as it was.) Monday, September 28, 2009 As Long As Your Computer's On Have a thoughful Yom Kippur. All messages today were composed before sunset yesterday. Counting Your Eggs Before They're Laid Republicans are already talking about the 2012 presidential election. This is sort of weird since it's too early to even talk about the 2010 congressional elections. I mean, if Congress were up for a vote this November, the Dems would have plenty of reason to be nervous, but with over a year to go, that's enough time to come back, fall again, and come back one more time. I admit highly controversial or unpopular votes, such as for health care reform or cap-and-trade, will be remembered, but there are other factors, such as the economy, not to mention unknowable things, like wars or terrorist attacks, that are likely to have more influence by late 2010. Roamin' Roman Famed director Roman Polanski was arrested in Zurich and is being held for possible extradition to the US. He lives in France, which won't extradite him, and flew to Switzerland to attend a film festival. Do we really need this? I'm not saying what he did was okay, but the crime was commtted over 30 years ago, and the victim has asked for the whole thing to be over. (Furthermore, I believe the reason he fled to begin with was the judge reneged on a deal.) I suppose the prosecutors (from California, by the way) claim this shows no one, not even a celebrity, is above the law, but I'd guess if anything he's being treated worse because this is such a high-profile case. I feel safe in assuming most Americans, to the extent they notice, will say "good." I'm more intrigued to see how this will play in Europe--as a case of justice finally being done, or a cultural scandal created by a too-powerful, philistine United States? My response to the first SNL of this season is the same as always--why was this episode so weak? For some reason, SNL premiers are rarely the best the show has to offer. You'd think the writers could do better with a whole summer to come up with great sketches. (The staff is now so big if just one in three had something good, the show would be amazing.) There's a minor controversy. In one of the weaker sketches (which takes some doing) one of the actors (a new one, replacing the perfectly acceptable old ones) said the F-word. Has any cast member ever been fired after one show? It looks like a mistake--the sketch was premised on the women saying "frickin'" over and over, after all. I certainly hope this doesn't blow up into some sort of Janet Jackson scandal where people are claiming the republic is threatened. I doubt it will on a late-night show that's meant to be edgy, but you never know. According to the article I linked, "Other SNL castmembers to swear on-air include Norm MacDonald, who received a verbal warning for saying the F-word on-air, and Charles Rocket, who dropped the F-bomb in 1981." They're leaving out the original F-bomb from Paul Shaffer in 1980. It was a similar circumstance to the present-day case. In the Shaffer sketch, they were parodying an obscure underground tape of the Zombies in the recording studio, except they set it in olden days, and everyone was saying "floggin'" all the time. Sunday, September 27, 2009 Pie Eating Contest One of the more surreal moments on recent TV came when Jay Leno interviewed Rush Limbaugh. In particular, this line: LENO: I watch Wall Street, and I go, "Okay, you can make a million, or two million a year. Okay, you can make ten million a year." Eight hundred, $900 million, some of these people made, a billion dollars. At some point, I mean, how much pie can you possibly eat? I mean, where did it go? Somewhere it went wrong 'cause when I was a kid, Howard Hughes was the richest man in the world with $3.2 billion dollars. Now people have hundreds of billions of dollars, and other people have absolutely nothing. Now there are a lot of things wrong with this statement economically, but that wasn't my first thought when I read it. (Yes, I read it, didn't see the show. I'd heard about this and checked it for myself.) Sources claim Leno makes $30 to $40 million a year (perhaps more) for his NBC show alone. I don't begrudge him a penny, but is he really the right guy to be asking this? Is he aware that 99%+ of Americans make under $500,000 a year, and the vast majority make less than $100,000? Very few make as much money in their lives as he makes in a month or two. How much pie you eating, Jay? They Might Be Scientists Here's an interesting number from They Might Be Giants. It shouldn't be controversial. Office Management It used to be a big leap from TV to movies. Studios figured who'd pay to see someone you could see every week for free? Eventually they figured an actor appearing on TV gets your movie a lot of free publicity. So now it's not unusual for TV actors to star in movies in their free time. And The Office, though not a huge hit, has thrown a lot of its cast onto the big screen lately. Let's look at how they're doing. Steve Carrell, who plays the lead, Michael Scott, has carved out a pretty successful movie career: The 40-Year-Old Virgin, Little Miss Sunshine, Dan In Real Life, Get Smart and others. I'm almost surprised he's stuck with the show. John Krasinski (Jim Halpert), with his sly charm and offbeat looks, has had his shot, but so far keeps coming up with duds. After three major appearances, License To Wed, Leatherheads and Away We Go, is it three strikes and you're out? Rainn Wilson (Dwight Schrute) has done a lot of supporting work, but when he got to be the lead--The Rocker--the film disappeared pretty quickly. He'll keep working, but I'm guessing no one will be betting a major film on him any time soon. Jenna Fischer (Pam Beesly) is pretty cute, but after The Brothers Solomon and Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story, she could use a hit. B.J. Novak (Ryan Howard) is also a writer on the show, and though he hasn't broken out in movies yet, did okay in a small part in Inglourious Basterds. But the big surprise is Ed Helms (Andy Bernard), front and center in The Hangover, one of the biggest comedy hits ever. It may be a one-off, but I'm guessing people all over town are sending him scripts right now. Michigan beat Indiana. That used to be a given. Anyway, it was quite a game. A lot of big plays and a back and forth lead. When the dust cleared, Michigan won 36-33. 1) Michigan already has a guaranteed better record this season than last season. 2) It was another close game against a so-so team. 3) It's no fun to watch Michigan without a defense. The offense can't be counted on to score 50+ every game. What'll happen when Michigan faces a great offense? They'll score 70 points. 4) There was a silver lining in the defense. Indiana got in the red zone 5 times and ended up with 4 field goals and one touchdown. One more touchdown and they win. 5) The game was handed to Michigan by a questionable turnover late in the game. I'd rather have it been called Indiana's way just so there's no cloud, but Michigan did come back twice and Indiana had plenty of chances, so it's still their fault. 6) It's fun to have quarterbacks who can scramble. Until they're hurt. 7) Michigan may have scored a lot of points, but they were incredibly sloppy and uneven. Bad snaps, dropped balls, stupid penalties. And the offense simply stopped in the third quarter. They needed a great fourth quarter to win. A position you don't want to be in against any team. Saturday, September 26, 2009 Don't tell me it's George Gerswhin's birthday already. I caught a bit of the season 2 opener of Dollhouse. I don't really watch the show, but it was interesting to see a faceoff between Helo and Apollo. And rumors are Colonel Tigh will be dropping in soon. End Of A Quiet Week Tonight will be the first new Prairie Home Companion in quite a while. That's usually a cause for celebration, but this time there's also a bit of trepidation, as Garrison Keillor recently suffered a stroke. Keillor is a great humorist, and his weekly monologues have been part of the American scene for decades. He says he's fine, but we haven't heard him since. He's been so good at what he does for so long that it's easy to take him for granted. I hope, at least, this will help us appreciate what he does even more. New Community The second episode of Community wasn't bad. Not Must See TV, but worth watching if you're home. There's often a big lag between when the pilot was shot and everything after, so the second episode often gives you a better idea of what the series is about. The biggest change was they've introduced Ken Jeong (a very hot actor) in what I assume is a regular role as the Spanish professor. Does that mean they've dropped the other actor who played the professor/old friend/enemy of the protagonist? America's Creepiest Home Videos It's easy to make too much of this video, as some are, but I find it fascinating, and disturbing: For the record, here are the lyrics: Song 1: Mm, mmm, mm Barack Hussein Obama He said that all must lend a hand To make this country strong again Mmm, mmm, mm Barack Hussein Obama He said we must be fair today Equal work means equal pay Mmm, mmm, mm Barack Hussein Obama He said we must take a stand To make sure everyone gets a chance Mmm, mmm, mm Barack Hussein Obama He said red, yellow, black or white All are equal in his sight Mmm, mmm, mm Barack Hussein Obama Mmm, mmm, mm Barack Hussein Obama Song 2: Hello, Mr. President we honor you today For all your great accomplishments, we all doth say "hooray" Hooray, Mr. President, You are number one The first black American to lead this great nation Hooray, Mr. President we honor your great plans To make this country's economy number one again Hooray Mr. President, we're really proud of you So continue, Mr. President we know you'll do the trick So here's a hearty hip hooray, [unclear] for President Hip, hip hooray! Hip, hip hooray! Hip, hip hooray! And here's how the school responded Response to Unauthorized Video of Class Activity September 24, 2009 Anyway, a much better song is the East German National Anthem: Friday, September 25, 2009 Latest Flash I caught the debut of FlashForward. The whole world blacks out for a couple minutes and has visions of events six months from now. Better than The Nine, but nowhere near Lost--not yet, anyway. None of the characters seem that memorable. Also, if the plot turns out to be trying to avoid the future, isn't it another Heroes? (And what'll they do for a second season?) I'll check it out next week, but I still need to be convinced. A few notes: 1) What's Desmond's wife doing cheating on him? 2) What's Seth MacFarlane doing on a serious show? 3) Yay Detroit! Some activity at the Tiger's game. 4) They're jumping ahead to April 29th. I already know what I'll be doing April 29th--celebrating my birthday. Update: FlashForward had good numbers, beating Survivor in the demos (and of course beating the NBC comedy lineup). Taking Sides There have been a lot of shameful speeches made at the UN in the last couple days. There was a good one, though, by Benjamin Netanyahu. He notes there's a battle going on that "does not pit faith against faith nor civilization against civilization. It pits civilization against barbarism." It doesn't speak well of the UN that so many of its members seem to favor the latter. From The Office To The Home I caught a bit of the new ABC sitcom Modern Family. It seems to be getting decent reviews, but all I noticed is it's done in a mock documentary style. Why? Shaky cameras don't make things funny, and characters commenting directly on the action while talking to the camera is a cheap device. It makes me feel the writers weren't good enough to come up with a regular show. PS I'm surprised to report the show got good ratings. It's been a while since viewers tuned into ABC for their sitcom fix. Mama's Gettin' Hot A movie or TV show you share with countless others, but theatre is special. Only a chosen few will see what you're seeing. Even so, I like a show that only varies a little between performances. I don't mind the actors exploring a bit, but I want the enterprise to be professional. Still, every now and then, you get something unusual. I once saw Lily Tomlin in The Search For Signs Of Intelligent Life In The Universe when her body mike broke. They stopped the show and put on another. She said "I bet you think this makes the play better." And I'm sure for many in the audience, it did. They not only got to see the show, they saw something special. It makes me wonder what people thought when they saw Patti LuPone earlier this year lose it during her show-stopping "Rose's Turn" in Gypsy: Thursday, September 24, 2009 Another Layer In the weekly side-paper known as Brand X, put out (as far as I can tell) by the LA Times, we get this in a mini-profile: "I just moved here from Grand Rapids to purse acting. [...] But trying to find an internship that pays is really hard, so right now I'm just looking for a job." I got a good job for you. I think Brand X could use an intern to check all the copy before it goes out. Sing Out I recently watched I Never Sang For My Father, a film from 1970 starring Gene Hackman. It was reasonably well-respected in its time, nominated for a few Oscars, but it's not well-remembered today. Except by sitcom writers. What do I mean? Actually I'm referring to the early 90s, when I read an awful lot of sitcom spec scripts. There was just something so evocative about that title, it proved irresistible. I swear I saw at least five scripts that parodied it--"I Never Ate With My Father," "I Never Sang For My Brother," that sort of thing. I suppose it's been long enough that they've stopped doing that. Have no idea what the new/old title everyone wants to use is these days. Heroic Struggle I finally caught the opening two hours of this season's Heroes. It's being repeated on the G4 Channel. (They're also starting the first repeats of Lost, season 5. It'll be fun to catch it again before the final season starts, this time knowing what's happening. In the first show when Richard aids the wounded Locke, we're as confused as Locke is.) Anyway, it wasn't great, but it wasn't as bad as I feared. I have to admit, as weak as the show is, I enjoyed seeing many of the characters again. I probably shouldn't get too attached since I can't see it lasting beyond this season. Claire is in college. I'm not quite sure where her story is going, though it seems to be separated from the rest of the show. She's also got a sidekick to help her solve crimes. I don't suppose they'll continue with the Nancy Drew arc. (Claire falls out of a building to test a theory. She looks around, but forgets to look up. She's spotted. Yep.) Noah is still a company man, though a lot more conflicted. He seems to be drawing closer to Tracy, who was a little more interesting than last year. (Most Heroes fans can't stand Niki/Tracy, but I've always been willing to put up with her characters just to watch Ali Larter.) The show still had Danko, who should have been killed a long time ago. Happily, he was dispatched before the episode was over. It's not the first time Hero has buried one of its mistakes. Worse, the show still has the awful--and central--Nathan/Sylar plot, which is causing trouble, but which I wish didn't even exist. And while we're at it, Parkman is also seeing an imaginary Sylar. We've had imaginary characters before, we don't need any more. (I've always been of the opinion that, as popular as he is, Sylar should have bought it in the season one finale. It's true they've never introduced a successful new villain (or hero) since, but it was time to move on.) Also, it seemed that Parkman's marriage may be in trouble. Is that possible? After going to so much trouble to reconcile him with his wife (which they shouldn't have done) would they dare break them up again? Hiro, who went from being the most popular Hero to being the most tiresome, is still pretty annoying with his latest too-conscious venture into being a hero. Then we find out he's dying, which is more than this comic book show can take. Peter is his usual boring self. He's trying to stay away from being a big hero--he just wants to be a little hero. (Actually, that's the theme of this season so far--everyone wants to return to normal life, so we'll waste some episodes until they're all drawn into a larger plot.) Noah brings Peter into an adventure, and they scuffle with one of the new villains. An excellent example of how bad the plotting is on this show is how they handle this. Noah hires Peter because he knows (through Tracy seeing Danko killed--Tracy tries to kill Noah but then decides not too without much reason, and then decides to kill Danko and decides not to) that these new bad guys are out to get something. The new guy (superfast with knives) kills someone in front of their eyes, but Peter fights him off and he runs away. What he wants is a compass. Later, Peter and Noah part, and Noah keeps the compass. Huh? He's in just as much danger now as he was while getting the compass, so unless he can keep Peter or someone by his side, he can expect with near certainty the guy will be back. (The guy was already coming back when he met them the first time.) So of course he attacks Noah (off screen) and takes the compass. Noah is saved by Peter, but certainly he could have had a better plan. Or any plan. By the way, no Mohinder in the first two hours, not even narration. I can't even remember if he has any powers left over from last season. Maybe his new power is speechlessness. Fascinating "Fascist" I met Charles Johnson several years ago at a panel discussion, but I never regularly read his highly popular blog Little Green Footballs. I knew, though, for years that he was attacked by many (including some friends of mine) in print and pixel for being a racist because, they claimed, he was so relentlessly anti-Muslim. I believe he thought he was just against Islamofascists, and was willing to use rough language and call it as he saw it. Now, apparently, he's changed, and he spends a lot of blog time calling his former friends on the right "fascists." This fascinates me--someone doing a political 180. Sure, you change your views over time, but it's a gradual process. Johnson (seemingly) turned on a dime. He's not the only blogger/journalist/pundit this has ever happened to, but it's a strange phenomenon. What makes a person do this? It makes you wonder how deeply he held his views before, and how deeply he holds them now. (It also makes you wonder other things about his personality.) The right wing of the internet has turned its back on him, but at least now that he's using his relentless hatred to attack Americans, generally Christians, the left wing will get off his back. Wednesday, September 23, 2009 Oh Boy Some people have lately been featuring a video from 2008 of Jimmy Carter--the scourge of imaginary racists--referring to Barack Obama as a "black boy." There's obviously no racist intent in what he's saying. (Obvious to me, anyway.) It's his underlying message I find disturbing. He was making the fairly common argument back then that just nominating or electing a black man would have positive effects in America and, indeed, the world. This kind of racially based thinking is troubling. Perhaps it's nice to note another racial barrier coming down (it's the last major political one I can think of), but after that ten seconds of pleasure, what counts are the programs and policies the politician supports. Concentrating on his race rather than his ideas moves us in the wrong direction. It Was Never Kramer Happy 50th, Jason Alexander. He's a fine all-around actor--even a good song and dance man. But the role that made him famous was also the best reason to watch TV in the 90s: Seinfeld's George Costanza. Free Is Free This is fascinating. Two months from now, on the 150th anniversary of the publication of Dawin's Origin Of Species, Kirk Cameron and his pals will be handing out thousands of free copies of the book on campuses across the nation. The difference is their copies will include a special 50-page introduction with stuff about Darwin's racism, his connection to Hitler and the many flaws in the theory of evolution. I might go out to UCLA or USC--my old copy is falling apart and I could use a new one. Praying In Vain For A Savior To Rise From These Streets Here's the story behind Bruce Springsteen's Born To Run, his make-or-break moment. I like the album, but I think the article makes too big a deal of it. It was the mid-70s, and everyone was looking for the next big thing. Elvis in the 50s, The Beatles in the 60s--rock and roll's latest savior was overdue. The press thought they'd found it in Springsteen, and tried to cram him down the public's throat. He was barely known and yet appeared on the cover of Time and Newsweek simultaneously. He did become a star from Born To Run, but in terms of sales he wasn't a superstar until the 1980s and Born In The USA. For that matter, Born To Run didn't change the face of rock--it wasn't even a particularly new sound. Punk (which wasn't popular in America for quite a while) changed things more--if there was a Next Big Thing in rock and roll back then, that was it. Tuesday, September 22, 2009 Big Six I sometimes check out Poker After Dark. Every week they have a new set of players. This week features Doyle Brunson, Chris Ferguson, Phil Hellmuth, Phil Ivey, Howard Lederer and Daniel Negreanu. I only mention this because it's such a powerhouse lineup. If you took a poll on who are the six biggest names in poker, it'd probably be them. The Stars Come Out Hello, autumnal equinox. So now that the TV season is finally starting, I'm actually having to make choices. Last night, Heroes, House and The Big Bang Theory were all on at the same time. Not that long ago, it would have meant watch one, tape one, wait for the rerun on the third. But now that it's so easy to watch any show any time you want, it makes me wonder why I watch anything during prime time. By the way, I watched House. Too bad it wasn't an episode of House, but rather a two-hour movie called House In The Boobie Hatch. They try to mix things up on the show, but there was nothing wrong with the old direction, which I hope they'll soon return to. Sticky Wicket Fans of Mad Men sometimes complain the show is too moody and internal. Critics say it's just a glossy period soap. Well, the latest episode, "Guy Walks Into An Advertising Agency," gave them both more than they bargained for. One of the things that made The Sopranos so popular was the mix of domestic drama and mafia violence. Mad Men, created by Sopranos writer Matthew Weiner, gave its audience a little splatter, and a further dollop of black humor. I thought it was a fine episode, but what bothered me was not the blood, but a small bit of dialogue about Vietnam. The previous episode dealt tangentially with the civil rights movement. The show is presently set in 1963, and I supposed these things must come up. But as it moves further ahead into the decade, and these issues come to the fore, I'm not sure if Mad Men can withstand the weight. I suppose an overall theme of the show is the sequestered lifestyle the firm saw in 1960 cannot be maintained--the world is going to interfere. But if the politics gets too heavy, and things go from the personal to the polemical, the show will lose its balance. Better Luck Next Time The latest MacArthur "genius" grants have been announced, and yet again nothing for Pajama Guy. How long can this go on? Monday, September 21, 2009 Bill Is Due It's Bill Murray's birthday. Happy birthday to yoooou Happy birthday to yoooou Happy birthday Mr. First-sub-on-Saturday-Night-Live-who-became-a-huge-movie-comedy-star-and-successfully-transitioned-into-a-respected-actor Happy birthday to yoooou Now get out of here, you knucklehead. Emmy Emmy Not much to say about the Emmys. It seemed like a rerun--unlike the Oscars, Tony, Grammys, etc., TV shows keep running so the same things keep winning year after year. As for the broadcast itself, it wasn't great but it moved reasonably fast. They didn't take themselves too seriously, but I don't know if I like that. Maybe MTV awards are a joke, but this is allegedly the best TV has to offer. A little pomposity might be in order. PS I wonder how Kristen Wiig felt when they announced the winner for best supporting actress in a comedy show was Kristin Chenoweth? Taxing Situation Sweden is cutting its taxes: "The coalition government has agreed on reforms for jobs and entrepreneurialism that will increase employment in the long-term. It has to be more profitable to work and more companies should be able to hire employees,” the government [?] said. Perhaps there are things we could learn from Europe. Here's an interesting remembrance of Irving Kristol from Christopher Hitchens. Hitchens disagreed quite a bit with Kristol (who didn't?), but there's no denying Kristol was one of the most lively public intellectuals of the past 60 years. He also was a symbol of a large group of people who moved from the left to the right because they'd been, as Kristol put it, "mugged by reality." We also have Kristol to thank for the once-useful term "neoconservative." He didn't create it, but he accepted it, and even wore it with pride. I often wonder how much effect people like Kristol actually have. There's one model where intellectuals come up with important ideas and eventually see them spread out, generally vulgarized, to the masses. The other model is the feelings are already out there, the best intellectuals can do is crystallize (or Kristolize) them, express them so well that they can more easily be rallied around. Kristol was emblematic of that tension. Kristol grew to distrust the intellectual elite, which suggests that one must look elsewhere for the right ideas and people to run society. But he was also a Straussian, who may have supported the people, and democracy, but believed there was a necessary creme de la creme to keep intellectual values alive. Sunday, September 20, 2009 Special License I usually list my favorite license plates at the beginning of the month, but I saw one I loved so much yesterday I couldn't wait: 28 IF If you don't get it, check the link. The most interesting thing about The Informant! might be its bouncy, old-style Marvin Hamlisch music. In fact, there were moment I thought he was stealing from himself. In particular, the Bananas theme that starts about 50 seconds into this video: EMU? What Is That, Some Sort Of Bird? Eastern Michigan traveled a few miles by bus to get whomped by Michigan yesterday, 45-17. It sounds like a blowout, but it was close at halftime. Michigan needs to play a lot better than this if they want to be a top ten team. Of course, they're not a top ten team, and that's the problem. And the problem is becoming more evident each game--defense. Michigan's offense can put it together, but we don't seem to be able to stop even weak teams from getting touchdowns. Less Is Moore Michael Moore's latest opens in a few days. Here's a promotional paragraph : In Capitalism: A Love Story, filmmaker Michael Moore (Sicko, Fahrenheit 9/11, Bowling for Columbine, Roger & Me) tackles an issue he has been examining throughout his career: the disastrous impact of corporate dominance on the everyday lives of Americans (and by default, the rest of the world). Moore explores the root causes of the global economic meltdown and takes a comical look at the corporate and political shenanigans that culminated in what he has described as the biggest robbery in the history of this country—the massive transfer of U.S. taxpayer money to private financial institutions. 1) I could have sworn having corporate-dominated everyday lives in America and the rest of the world has helped lead to the highest standard of living for the most people the human race has ever known. 2) A corporation is a very useful way to set up a business. Corporations (just like other businesses, and just like people) can do bad things, and they should certainly be punished when that happens. But if you want to see true misery, go to a country that's banned corporations. 3) If we're going to blame corporate shenanigans for recessions, shouldn't we give them some credit for the good times? 4) There has been and continues to be a massive transfer of taxpayer money to various institutions. I've got plenty of problems with this, too. The way to stop it is to change how the government operates. 5) Corporate-dominated society has offered Michael Moore tremendous money and power, which he has no trouble enjoying. 6) Government has never been able to make everyone rich, but has shown an ability to make everyone poor. 7) Moore would like to see more wealth "redistributed" to create a fairer society. Alright, but just one thing--where do you think that wealth came from? If you believe it's simply lying around, and somehow a group called the rich figured out how to steal it, then you'll probably love Moore. But if you believe capitalism, with all its inequality, was the engine that helped generate the wealth, I hope you'd be a bit worried about killing the goose that lays the golden eggs. Saturday, September 19, 2009 Are They Not Men? Last month Steely Dan was in town, playing full, classic albums in concert. Now another great band from the 70s has announced they'll be playing their albums in concert--Devo. The tour starts in LA in early November. I missed the Dan. Hope I can make this one. Down The Tube YouTube has recently changed its structure for showing comments. Formerly, you could check back as far you wanted in segments of ten. Now you dive down further while keeping the more recent comments. I don't understand why YouTube thinks this is preferable. This makes checking older comments a much bigger hassle. Oh Bother One the eve of the Emmys, here's a fun list of the most annoying moments from Lost. A few comments: Not coming from the show, I don't think The Lost Experience should count. As to Charlie's death, I assume the writers had a good reason why he locked the door. I guess he had to close the door to prevent the whole station from falling apart and killing Desmond, and it could only lock from the inside? There's got to be some reason. Could just be Charlie knew he had to die, and wasn't thinking fast enough. Also, I wouldn't say Locke trusts Ben so much as he often has no one else to turn to. He did lock up Ben in a room when he had the chance. He only let him go when he had valuable information to pass on. Not In Lone Splendour The LA Weekly's review of Bright Star, Jane Campion's film about John Keats' love affair, has critic J. Hoberman reaching for the literary firmament: I'm sure he knows what he means. Friday, September 18, 2009 Child's Play So the French don't think that much of Julia Child. How dare some bourgeois American translate French cooking for her even duller American audience? Somehow, I'd be disappointed if it were any other way. BC--Before Clinton In an interview with Bill Cosby on the 25th anniversary of The Cosby Show, we get this question: The political backdrop of The Cosby Show was the last of Reaganomics and the beginning of the Clinton years. How much were politics forced upon you, and how much did you seek it out? Why do people ask silly questions like this? Really it's the prologue which bothers me most, as it wants to be some sort of stab at relevance, while it's actually meaningless and has nothing to do with the question. While popular culture can reflect the climate of the times, it's usually silly to try to tie movies or TV shows into some alleged general tone set by the President. I might add The Cosby Show was on from 1984 to 1992, which means four years of Reagan and four years of Bush. So the show was created and most popular during Reagan's most successful years, and ended before Clinton was elected. In fact, at the time its last episode aired, it looked possible Bill Clinton would finish third. But from the way the question is asked, you'd figure the show aired during the last gasp of Reaganomics (for convenience' sake I'm assuming Reaganomics ended when Reagan left office) and when a new breeze from Clinton was changing the nation. You Don't Say I've already noted have many politicians have had amazing reversals when it comes to their attitudes toward protest, so I'll ignore it in discussing Nancy "fan of disruptors" Pelosi, who teared up at the fear that anti-Obama rhetoric may lead to violence. But even then, these words of hers got to me: "this balance between freedom and safety is one that we have to carefully balance." No, it's not the redundancy. I just get the willies when politicians talk about balancing our freedom with some other concern. And when it comes to freedom of speech in particular, I question if politicians are the best ones to strike that balance. How Time Flies Can you believe it? Frankie Avalon is 70 today. When The Lies Go Down For years, film critic Pauline Kael has been quoted as saying she was shocked when Nixon beat McGovern because no one she knew voted for him. This allegedly epitomized the out-of-touch Eastern-liberal establishment, or just liberals in general. It never made sense to me. Kael would sometimes discuss politics in her essays, but it was hard to pin her down. There was her Eastern-liberal side, but sometimes you'd also her Western-libertarian don't-tread-on-me side. In fact, sometimes she mocked the Left for its sanctimoniousness, and even its false view of human nature. So I'm pleased to finally read a comment (years old, recently linked by Instapundit) about the story. Apparently, Kael was aware of the misquote, and it bothered her. She was asked about the election in The New York Times and actually said this: Okay, maybe she lives in a cocoon, but at least she's aware of it. Thursday, September 17, 2009 Is Mr. Rooney Behind This? When I wrote about the John Hughes ouevre, I noted he was the poet laureate of the upper middle class North Side of Chicago. Now one of its great landmarks, the Highland Park home displayed so well in Ferris Bueller's Day Off, is in danger of demolition (or alteration). Save the house, Ferris. If you reteam with Sloane and Cameron, you can do anything. The NBC Thursday comedy lineup (sans 30 Rock) has fresh shows tonight. It may be good, it may not, but at least no more reruns. There are other new shows starting, such as Fringe, but I didn't get into it last season, and don't know if I'm ready to jump in again. Henry Gibson Henry Gibson has died. That's a surprise. A bigger surprise is finding out in his obit he took his name as a pun on Henrik Ibsen. Wow, a 40-year+ joke no one got. Gibson, short, meek-looking, was best known as the resident poet on the #1 hit show Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In. Late in life, he found new fame as a recurring character on Boston Legal, the troubled Judge Clark Brown. But outside those years, he kept working, appearing in countless TV shows and a quite a few movies, including memorable turns as fairly tough guys in Robert Altman's The Long Goodbye and Nashville. It's Better To Have Loved The First Season Of Lost Lost won the Emmy for best drama in its first season, and hasn't won since. (We'll see what happens this Sunday). While I think it should have won for all five seasons so far, if you watch the first season, you can understand how stunning and special it must have seemed then. So let me add a few things I left out yesterday. Season one is the most human. Later years are more caught up in the magic of the island, and so things rush headlong as we add new characters, uncover the mythology and answer questions. Season one, as exciting as it is, was the slowest moving. It takes the whole season to discover and open the hatch (and not even go inside). It takes the whole season for the castaways to finally try to leave the island. Whole episodes would go by where the arc didn't move forward. But you don't notice because of all the revelations about the characters. And though fans complained the show never paid off anything (it was only the first chapter of a novel, after all), there are plenty of big reveals on the island--Sun speaking English in front of Jin (or just Michael), Kate's fugitive status, Locke telling Sayid he knocked him out, Sawyer telling Jack he met his father, and so on. Later seasons tend to end each episode with a jolt, where the codas in the first season are often soft, fade-out style. There were some dead ends and false moves. Early on getting food is a big deal, but they drop that pretty soon. A central conflict in the first season is should the castaways live in the caves or on the beach. This simply means nothing in the long run. Then there are moments like Hurley saying he used to be considered something of a warrior? Really? Who thought that? Boy is Locke cool. Super cool. Locke 1.0 may be the coolest character ever on TV. There are occasional hints that he may be a madman, and some moments (not even including his flashbacks) where he seems pathetic, but overall, he's the sage of the island, quietly dispensing wisdom to all and gathering followers. Just about every character is enjoyable, even those who'd have to go soon. Boone and Shannon have their moments, as do Michael and Walt, and Charlie and Claire. I can see how Cuse and Lindeloff loved all these characters and had reason to believe every subplot would work. Mary Mary I've done a tribute to Peter and Paul, and was eagerly awaiting November 9th to put up something for Mary Traver's birthday. Now she's gone. Mary was the magic ingredient who transformed two otherwise nondescript folk artists into one of the best and biggest acts of the 60s. (That may sound harsh, and there's no question the guys had talent, but how far do you think the act of Peter & Paul would have gone?) I've read she was shy and didn't like to perform, but you could have fooled me. A rare combination of beauty and talent. Wednesday, September 16, 2009 After watching Jay Leno's second effort, I heartily endorse and amplify LA Guy's critical review- dreadful. Its evocative of David Letterman's short-lived morning show (1980?) and Chevy Chase's short-lived late night talk show (1993?). Lots of awkwardness and unfunny bits. The "uninvited guest" piece is the worst sort of night club comic ("hey , doesn't it suck the way, you can't park n the dropoff area at the airport"- thats the whole joke) and his "Ten at Ten" segment (meant to suggest Letterman's Top Ten?) with live feeds of Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz was beneath even NBC's Today Show banality and Jay seemed to be deliberately ignoring the (admittedly feeble) laugh lines the two were trying to give him. Whats with the shout-outs from the crew and audience?- some attempt to connect somehow to the Great Heckling Incident of 2009? Of course the fact that I think its horrible doesn't mean that they won't stick with -My tastes are clearly not the viewership's (i.e. I still don't get reality TV and why anyone would care) and something about about a dedicated small audience together with the low production cost might make financially attractive for NBC, but I'm guessing this won't make it. Four days a week, then three days a week, then the occasional special then gone, I'm thinking. Alternate Title England, when it comes to musical taste, is like an alternate universe where everything is almost the same but not quite. Certain bands, like Oasis and Radiohead, are much bigger. But what intrigues me more is when they like an artist about the same but for different reasons. Take Frank Zappa. He was reasonably popular there, but by far his biggest album in the UK--the only one to go top ten--was Hot Rats. In the USA, it didn't even make the top 100. Or R.E.M. Out Of Time was their breakthrough album in America, and they never topped it on the charts. For some reason, their subsequent album, Automatic For The People, is more highly respected in England. So I guess shouldn't be surprised, with The Beatles CDs remastered and back on the charts, to find the slight differences in taste between England and America still out there. In the US, their biggest album is Abbey Road, and, once again, with everything else available, it outsells all the others. While in Britain, Sgt. Pepper is their bestseller, and remains so over the past week. How do the people know which one they're supposed to but more of? When There's A Will, There's A Way Look like there's going to be a sequel to Hancock. I thought the movie was passable, but what would be the point of another? The original plot is how a superhero discovers who he is. Well, now he knows. A sequel would just allow him, along with his counterpart and a PR man, to fight a new battle. Big deal. I'm A Believer This research is a few years old, but I think it still applies: Many would shake their heads at this, but, in some ways, I admire the respondents' honesty. Deeply held beliefs (and not just religious ones) are fairly resistant to fact-based arguments. On the other hand, I wonder if these people truly understood the question. I think many of them have already heard of scientific claims that go against their beliefs, and have accepted the (often atrocious) arguments against these claims. I think a follow-up is in order for those who say they'd hold on to their religious views. Something like "this isn't a claim that a scientist is making that you believe can be disproved, this is evidence so compelling that you are convinced it's correct." Something's Lost And Something's Gained Rewatching Lost's first season, there's no question it has a different tone from later years. It would have to. Every show's first season seems odd in retrospect. No one's sure how the characters will turn out. And since the Lost creators didn't even know who'd live and die, they were especially in the dark. I don't know, as great as later seasons are, if the show has ever recaptured the magical feeling of season one. The Island is there, and mysterious, but we're not too far into its mystery--we're still hugging the shore. The Others are a vague threat (no Ben or Juliet in sight), there's no Desmond, no freighter folk, no time travel, nothing. In recent seasons, there's so much plot (and a third less episodes) they can barely fit things in. In the first season, it's all about exploring these wonderful new characters. Every episode is a revelation, as the characters deal with each other, and we discover who they are. Also, later seasons split the characters apart. In the first season, we're often on the beach, where everyone is in the same place. You never know who will pop up in the plot. This is the mildest of spoilers, but, lately, there's been talk that the last season will reintroduce some of the first season siutations and characters. I have no idea if this is true or not, but if they somehow keep the plot moving forward, while exploring the first season in a new way, they may have found the perfect way to end the show. Tuesday, September 15, 2009 What's Their Excuse? Joe Wilson shouting "You lie!" during President Obama's speech to Congress was idiotic and shameful. (And for those of you who don't care about that, it wasn't even good strategy.) The only good thing I can say about it is he recognized what a jerk he was and apologized immediately. But before I could put up a post about the issue, his opponents have been driving against him so hard that they're doing what I thought was impossible--they're making me feel sorry for him. The President accepted his apology, but that's not enough for the House Dems, who are demanding he rent his garment in front of them. Then there was Maureen Dowd, who, in her fevered imagination, heard "You lie, boy!" Wilson's outburt was stupid, but it was spontaneous. These people have had time to think about what they're saying. PS Speaking of outbursts, President Obama allegedly called Kanye West a "jackass." (The outburst I'm referring to is West's, not Obama's.) The President's statement was off the record, and I believe he really meant it to be off the record, even if there's near 100% agreement among voters. If I didn't believe that, I'd say he's doing a soft Souljah on us. O Brother, Where Art Thou? The latest New Yorker has an essay by Caleb Crain on the effect of the Depression on culture. It's a good subject, but the piece has a strange start: Is Crain right? Were doubts about the culture of work widespread? I'm not sure how you'd measure that. In fact, Holiday, though considered a classic today, performed disappointingly. It's hard to know why. It could be it seemed a bit stagey. It could be that it came out during Hepburn's "box office poison" period. But some feel it's because people, especially during the Depression, weren't thrilled to see Cary Grant turn down a great opportunity just so he could find himself. Audiences loved fantasy worlds where rich people never thought about money, and they made a big hit of My Man Godfrey (referenced elsewhere in the piece) where former rich idler William Powell learns self-respect through hard work, but I can't think of that many films where people cheered someone throwing away a big chance for an existential crisis. Picking love over money was always popular, as was claiming the best things in life are free, but laziness was never in, and a plot where the lead just wants to take a break rather than take advantage of an opportunity may have been rubbing the audience's nose in it. In any case, I'd say at the time it wasn't that "nervy" to release such a film because, in fact, it was a remake. The first film version of Holiday came out in 1930, itself a remake of a Philip Barry Broadway hit that opened in 1928, the year before the Depression struck. I guess that was a good time and place for this particular plot. PS Later in the essay: In Preston Sturges’s “Sullivan’s Travels” (1942), Joel McCrea plays a director who thinks he should shoot a grim social epic instead of a sequel to “Ants in Your Pants of 1939,” his recent popular movie musical. [...] The fictional “Ants in Your Pants of 1939” was no doubt a reference to the actual “Gold Diggers of 1933,” a Busby Berkeley musical that was no less pertinent to its historical moment. 1) What's with the vaunted New Yorker fact-checking department? Sullivan's Travels is a 1941 film. Also, Joel McCrea's director didn't make Ants In Your Pants of 1939, he made Ants In Your Plants Of 1939 (along with Hey Hey In The Hayloft). 2) Isn't a 1941 (much less 1942) film getting a little late to talk about Depression culture? 3) Crain is surprisingly confident the Ants title is a nod to Gold Diggers Of 1933. Why? That film was already 8 years old. Wouldn't it just as likely refer to Gold Diggers Of 1935, or Gold Diggers of 1937? Or for that matter, Broadway Melody of 1936, Broadway Melody of 1938 and Broadway Melody of 1940. Or maybe the series at Paramount--Sturges' home --The Big Broadcast of 1936, The Big Broadcast of 1937 and The Big Broadcast of 1938. By Any Other Name I watched the premiere of the Jay Leno Show (i.e., The End Of Prime Time As We Know It). Dreadful. It's essentially Jay's Tonight Show, which itself I didn't consider worth watching. The only thing that worked was they lucked out and had Kanye West scheduled to perform, and so got to interview him over his recent controversy. We'll see how the numbers shake out, but the show will have to continue without me. Greatest Hits So Derek Jeter now has the Yankee record for most hits, 2722, surpassing Lou Gehrig. This is shocking. With all those famous Yankee players--Ruth, DiMaggio, Mantle, Berra, Mattingly, etc.--none of them were even close to the 3000 hit club. (Actually, the record is only for games played as a Yankee. Otherwise, plenty have made the list--Boggs, Henderson and Winfield, for example.) Patrick Swayze I don't have much to say about Patrick Swayze. He was on the verge of stardom with movies like The Outsiders and Red Dawn, reached it with Dirty Dancing, and hit the top with Ghost (which I wrote about earlier this year.) It's worth noting both Dancing and Ghost were hits that came out of nowhere. But if you want to honor Swayze, watch his best film, Road House. And remember, Pain Don't Hurt. Monday, September 14, 2009 People Who Died Jim Carroll, singer, poet and one-time heavy drug user, passed away. His big hit (see title) was one of my favorite songs in high school- I think mainly because one morning, an old crusty sports guy on the radio (I think the Pittsburgh rock station was trying to mainstream by adding old familiar news and sports voices to its morning show) was so outraged that the he ripped it off the turntable (maybe it was a stunt- I know he did it to "Rock Lobster" too) therefore turning it into an instant classic for me at least. I liked "Catholic Boy"- bouncy upbeat nihilism (along with the hit, the title track and "Three Sisters" are particularly memorable ), unfortunately the follow up albums didn't quite cut it. From my suburban perch, I couldn't quite identify with his biography and never saw Leonardo DiCaprio's "Basketball Diaries" but wanted to write because the song evoked an era. Your Best Entertainment Value Over the weekend, I saw two movies, both indies, White On Rice and Big Fan. They're very different stories, though they both feature guys who are not so young any more having trouble adjusting. (Perhaps I'll write more on the films later, but the first is about a guy living temporarily with his sister and her older husband and their young son, and the other about an obsessed sports fan with a dead-end job who lives with his mother. Note how highly both are rated at IMDb.) This being LA, both showings were followed by the director coming out with the cast and taking questions. One point that both made is movies should be seen in theatres. It's tough enough for independent films to get shown--don't wait for the DVD to come out. There's nothing that compares with seeing something on a big screen, in the dark, with a crowd. So I don't know if these films will be playing in your town--I'd guess Big Fan has a better shot--but if you get a chance, you might consider checking them out. Who knows, maybe the director will come out after and say hello. A Smith Who Stands Out Is it just me, or was having Yeardley Smith pop up for a second as a nurse in this week's Mad Men distracting? Her face is distinctive enough, but that voice. It may be unfair, but it's gotten impossible to listen to her without thinking of Lisa Simpson. Command Performance I was watching the 1945 version of that old warhorse, Brewster's Millions, where some guy has to get rid of a million bucks to receive an even larger inheritance. The joke is he tries to toss his money away but keeps making more no matter what he does. But one line really took me aback. Brewster invests in a horrible Broadway show. His financial advisors close the show against his will, so he hires the cast to perform on a boat trip. Advisor: Do you realize how much this trip is costing you? A--the ship, 30,000 a month, B--the cast, 35,000 a week! Brewster: 70,000. I doubled their salary. Advisor: No, it's still 35, the War Labor Board wouldn't grant the raise Bewseter: Even the government is against me! It's a gag line, and I suppose during WWII it seemed natural for the government to control every aspect of the economy. But it's been years since government tried to impose wage and price controls. That would never happen again, would it? Except, of course, in health care, where--to help competition, mind you--plenty in the government believe they can tell private insurers not only what services they must provide, but how much they can charge for them. Like An Angel The other night, while driving into a drugstore parking lot, there was a pink sports car coming out. Could it be? It had to be! Yes, it was local celebrity Angelyne, putting up her hand to block my light. By the way, her license plate read ANGELNN. You Make The Call Major revivals of plays in living memory are a chance to see if they still hold up. Here's what David Finkle has to say about a recent performance of That Championship Season: Every once in a while a much-lauded work is revived that seems as cogent, if not more so, than when it first appeared. Jason Miller's 1973 play, That Championship Season, now being given a superior production by Mark Lamos at the Westport Country Playhouse, is one of those plays -- and even one that audience members might wish would somehow seem out of step with the times. Here's Frank Rizzo in Variety: When Jason Miller's "That Championship Season" bowed in 1972, it won the Pulitzer Prize, the Tony Award and a slew of other trophies. But that championship season seems as distant and out-of-touch with the times as the quartet of high school basketball players who reunite 25 years later to reminisce about their winning game. The dated deficits in this macho sudser can be offset by some fancy footwork with a great ensemble cast or even a star turn or two, but neither are in evidence in this Westport production, helmed by new artistic director Mark Lamos. Wow, these guys can't even agree on the year of the play. (Variety's right on the date, by the way. They're the show biz bible--they better be.) Sunday, September 13, 2009 Norman Borlaug Norman Borlaug has died. One of the most significant people of the 20th century, yet hardly known. Without his research, it's likely many millions would have starved to death. When you consider all the second-rate blowhard politicians taking up space in the news--even the science news--it's worth taking out a little time to learn about a true great like Borlaug. Early Emmys, Prelim Palin, Fey Feted They have so many Emmys to award, they have to hand out the minor ones a week early. But Tina Fey getting one for her impersonation of Sarah Palin is one of the most deserved ever. The TV Academy may be a bit nutty over 30 Rock, nominating it for everything imaginable, but Fey's outside work as Palin was one of the most memorable stints ever on SNL, bringing a notoriety and currency to the show it hadn't had in years. What In Creation Is This? Here's a story I don't get. The claim is a film about Darwin can't find a distributor in America because the subject is too controversial. If this is true, it's an embarrassment. But I honestly don't understand it. First, for all the crazy anti-Darwin feeling in this country, there are still plenty of people who understand Darwin, and plenty of others who at least aren't offended. What's doubly strange is if the film is that controversial, couldn't that be used as a selling point? Hail Yes! Quite a game. Michigan looked really sloppy, and its defense was shredded, but somehow it managed to put together a win, 38-34. And beating Notre Dame makes it twice as sweet. A few weeks ago, the question was could Michigan field a decent team. Now it looks likely we'll have a winning season, and maybe even manage to avoid losing more than two or three times. The Wolverines are not a top ten team, but they might even finish ranked. From the start Notre Dame seemed more powerful, but Michigan managed to finish the first quarter ahead 14-3. Could they hold on? No, it seemed. By the end of the half, they were behind 20-17. But they held off Notre Dame in the third quarter and with 14 minutes to go were somehow ahead 31-20. If they could just stop the Notre Dame offense once, they'd probably win. But Notre Dame, once again, had no trouble running and (especially) passing against the Wolverines, and within 10 minutes they were ahead again, 34-31. (Michigan dropped an easy interception which should have put the game away). Michigan got the ball and blew their plays, and had to kick. Luckily, they had three time-outs left and a (too timid?) Notre Dame offense gave them the ball back with about two minutes. Suddenly, this too-young, untested team looked like pros, and put it in the end zone with 11 seconds left. If you look at the final stats it was a close game with Michigan only slightly outplayed. But the point is they did what they had to do, and with all the screw-ups, they didn't get rattled. (Notre Dame screwed up plenty too. Michigan can't count on all those dropped passes from better teams.) Best of all, it looks like Michigan finally has a quarterback. Freshman Tate Forcier. 22 for 33, and he also ran for 70 yards. And not a bad punter, as it turns out. For the first time in over a year, I feel hope for the Michigan program. I wonder how Coach Rod feels? The Nimble Tread I was glancing through Peter J. Levinson's posthumously published biography of Fred Astaire, Puttin' On The Ritz, and saw this: [Astaire missed the opportunity to work with Rodgers and Hart.] Hart did include his name, however, in the lyrics to "Do It The Hard Way" in the 1940s Broadway musical Pal Joey, which launched Gene Kelly to stardom: "Fred Astaire once worked so hard/ He often lost his breath/ And now he taps all others to death/" Wrong. It goes "Fred Astaire once worked so hard/ he often lost his breath/ and now he taps all other chaps to death." It may seem a small change, but that internal rhyme gives the line its zip. It is ironic that Astaire had shows written for him by all the top songwriters of the day--Berlin, Gershwin, Porter, Kern--except for the team of Rodgers and Hart, who were probably the most suited to him. As noted above, there was an attempt to put together a project, but it didn't happen. Rodgers and Hart then took their idea and turned it into a 1936 Broadway hit, On Your Toes, starring Ray Bolger. The title number has this line, by the way: They climb the clouds/ To come through with airmail/ The dancing crowds/ Look up to some rare male/ Like that Astaire male. Saturday, September 12, 2009 Double Feature I haven't yet checked out the new cast of At The Movies, but with two real critics, A. O. Scott and Michael Phillips, it's got to be an improvement over the two Bens. I feel even better after reading in the LA Times that when asked to name films they saw as kids that changed their lives, Scott chose Annie Hall and and Phillips Horse Feathers. Those films changed my life, too. Friday Night Blight In one of his first major decisions on trade policy, President Obama opted Friday to impose a tariff on tires imported from China, a move that risks angering the nation's second-largest trading partner. It's not just about the anger, it's about the policy--tariffs are like a tax no matter who they target. A lot of people saw this sort of thing coming. President Bush had enough trouble being a free marketer, so what can we expect from the Obama administration? From two reviews of the latest episode of Mad Men, "The Arrangements": --The New Jersey Star-Ledger Two things that have become almost hilarious this season: The choices of where to insert ad breaks have come to seem almost arbitrary (to the point where one in this episode – after Gene says, “There was this girl …” – seemed to cut a scene off before it was finished) ... --The House Next Door For the record, the Star-Ledger gets it right. That's a curtain line if I ever heard one. Larry Gelbart I saw Larry Gelbart speak at a couple panels, but never met him personally. I always thought in the back of my mind I would. Now I never will. He was unquestionably one of the top comedy writers of the last 60 years. And he was able to succeed at the highest level in more than one field.  He started in radio and TV, a successful gag writer while still a teen. By the mid-50s he was writing, like so many other greats, for Sid Caesar. At the end of the decade, still fairly young, he was known as one of the fastest, funniest writers--and people--in show biz. Then in 1961, A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum, which he wrote with Burt Shevelove, songs by Stephen Sondheim, opened on Broadway. It was a Tony-winning smash, and one of the most perfect farces ever created--superior, I'd say, to the works of Plautus it was based on. He and Shevelove met for years, over weekends, working to get the structure just right. (And then they had a horrible time out of town trying to make it play.) The script also manages to be funny without ever stooping to anachronism. He would have other shows on Broadway, including his adaptation of Jonson's Volpone, Sly Fox, his Washington satire, Mastergate, and a book for another Tony-winning musical, City Of Angels, a knowing look at Hollywood and film noir. But most of his writing after Forum was for the screen, both big and small.  He's by far best known as the creator of the TV sensation M*A*S*H. There had been a novel, and a smash movie in 1970, but Gelbart made it his. He managed to make it more than another service sitcom, but, just as important, he never let the message bury the comedy. He won an Emmy for the show and was nominated for many more. After four seasons, he left, burned out. Many date the downfall of the show from this moment. In the late 70s, he turned to screenwriting, working on Oh, God! (Oscar nomination) and the underrated salute to old Hollywood, Movie Movie. He got his second Oscar nomination for being one of the many writers (and probably the most important) on the blockbuster Tootsie. On those panels where I saw him, which generally included quite a few writing luminaries, he struck me as the wittiest, and the best with an impromptu gag. It seemed to just come naturally to him. Comedy requires hard work, but if it's not in your bones, it doesn't matter. Friday, September 11, 2009 Am I Mad? I enjoy Mad Men, but sometimes I wonder why. The show seems to specialize in uncomfortable and embarrassing situations. Why would I want to watch that every week? Lee Daniel's Precious, which cleaned up at Sundance, will be in theatres soon. What's next? There are other projects in the offing, including the possibility of a musical. He's writing something for Oprah, and working on developing a prequel to "Huckleberry Finn." A Huck Finn prequel? I could swear Mark Twain already took care of that. Biological Query I was just thinking: bugs go around on their feet. Makes sense. So why is it when they die they end up with their feet in the air? (I just checked and someone asked this question years ago, but didn't get a definitive answer.) Remembrance Of Things Past The Egyptian theatre is having a tribute this weekend to Peter Bogdanovich. This being Hollywood, the man will be there himself. New, young directors blossomed in the Hollywood of the early 70s. One of the hottest at the time was Bogdanovich. He started off the decade with three critically-favored hits, The Last Picture Show (1971), Paper Moon (1972) and What's Up, Doc? (1973). There was some question about his style, since he loved old movies so much he seemed to be copying them. Then he made a trio of flops--Daisy Miller (1974), At Long Last Love (1975) and Nickelodeon (1976). Projects became infrequent, usually low budget, and he was never taken as seriously again. So Nickelodeon, which I saw recently, and which shows tonight in a director's cut, was his last hurrah, even if he didn't know it at the time. It's a love letter to the movie pioneers. The ones who moved out to California (partly to avoid the Patent Trust who tried to shut down small filmmakers) and would simply go out every day and shoot footage in a catch-as-catch-can manner. The climax of the story is when they see D. W. Griffith's Birth Of A Nation and realize their world has changed forever. It's a great concept for a comedy, it's a great concept for a drama. The early filmmakers were outsized personalities who made up the rules as they went along. I wish I could say Bogdanovich's film is a lost masterpiece, but it just doesn't work. Bogdanovich claims Columbia forced a lot of changes on him, and perhaps his cut is better, but the problem goes deeper. The milieu works, but little else does. Ryan O'Neal and Burt Reynolds could be charming actors, but their characters aren't shown here to good advantage. Worse, the tone of the film is, for the most part, farce, and pretty dopey farce at that. Bogdanovich is one of the best film historians around, and he was trying to give the audience of taste of the joy and excitement that was going on in the early 1900s. Too bad he can't make the film again. The film is about a lost era, and now that the 70s are a lost era too, he probably has a better sense of perspective. web page hit counter
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Saturday, July 11, 2020 The Green Party Betrayal - "Peaceful Revolution" Is Now Impossible Not just peaceful revolution, but even the hope of peaceful progress in any meaningful way is now impossible... Here is yet another example that proves the truth that only fools vote in the USA in the 21st century.  Even the Green Party primary is rigged. Just like the goddamned Republicans and the goddamned Democrats, the goddamned Green Party, the so-called "alternative, progressive party" has been manipulated by party hacks and their masters to fit their own personal agendas, not for the greater good or even what would be best for their parties' chances of victory. And none of these parties has put forth a candidate worth a shit. Nor will they ever. Trump is Trump, and only a total chump would trust him or vote for him. Even if he's not a totally corrupt stalking horse and puppet of the same oligarchs (like himself) that his boot-licking minions credulously believe he opposes, these same sycophants can not point to one single actual accomplishment in 4 years of Trump presidency. All they can do is mouth platitudes about how Trump "tried" to do this or "tried" to do that. And failed in epic fashion, every single time. Whether Trump is intentionally or through incompetence and cowardice a total failure, a total failure is all his Presidency has been, and only a total idiot cannot see that by now. As for Biden, my stomach churns and my mind reels at the thought of his presidency, and much, much more so at the thought that there can be human beings anywhere deluded enough to wish to make it so. A senile degenerate, corrupt to the very nucleus of his every atom, it would be hard to imagine a worse candidate alive in the world today. Hillary Clinton, Juan Guaido, Oprah Winfrey, Kanye West, Obama or George W, these might qualify, but barely. Actually, come to think of it, Dick Cheney would probably be worse. (But how is he even still alive? Actually, I can guess.) As stupid as anyone would have to be to vote for Trump , anyone who would vote for Biden can only be described as criminally insane. Biden is a greasy, evil pervert, who openly brags of his crimes and corruption. Come to think of it, even goddamned Cheney has more decorum. Or at least, discretion... The shame that every decent American must feel at being represented to the world by a pompous buffoon like Trump could only be magnified a thousandfold were Biden The Pimp to become the symbol and master of the failing empire known as the USA. So, clearly, among the major parties, US citizens have a choice between two seeping bags of shit that no decent person would want in their homes or anywhere near themselves or their children, much less running their country. Which brings us to the goddamned Green Party... I have been an independent party candidate myself on two occasions, and in fact, in my entire voting career (from 1984 through 2000) voted only for independent candidates, and I learned some hard, useful and illuminating lessons by doing so. And what I sadly learned in the end, after two decades of active and serious involvement in independent party politics, is that there is truly not a single independent political party in the USA that is worth a fuck, that the people who work and vote for independent political parties in the USA just like I used to, are every bit as naive and misguided as any goddamned Democrat or Republican, and exploited by the same scum. Not the same "kind of" scum, the exact same scum.  The goddamned Green Party is obviously no exception. The same parasite vermin who own and control the Republican and Democratic Parties own and control the Green Party too. Along with the lickspittle venal little lackeys who direct it. And who have proven it today. The rigging of the GP presidential primary, is not just a tragic farce, abject failure and total betrayal, it is literally a crime against Humanity. As Cynthia McKinney recently noted, "What a shame that the Green Party would not choose the USA First by not allowing Jesse Ventura to win its nomination in a late entry to the race. The future of the Party and the USA hangs in the balance." And indeed it does. And this cynical betrayal and manipulation by the GP directors sounds the death knell for the future of both.  The accomplishments and principles of Jesse Ventura are popular, obvious and well known. More importantly, they are honest, intelligent and genuinely progressive. That he would be the best candidate for the GP or any independent party is clearly beyond question. He is the only potential candidate who has ever actually won anything, and his victory in Minnesota was arguably the last real victory for progressive politics in America. Ron Paul and Ralph Nader are too old. Progressive America's chance to elect them has come and gone. Jesse Ventura was literally their last hope, and because of their stupidity, cowardice, laziness and apathy, along with the groveling, self-serving and corrupt machinations of the GP directors, that too has now passed un-availed.  The poseurs, hacks and weasels that control the Green Party have manipulated the primary and appointed their own execrable choice, a perennial loser and total non-entity who calls himself "Howie" Hawkins, a man George Galloway (who himself knows a bit about independent politics) recently described as "unworthy", "incompetent" and "as dull as dishwater". And from what I have seen of "Howie" so far, I can only say that Galloway's description was quite diplomatic, if not overly generous indeed. Furthermore, Howie's mealy-mouthed equivocation on such serious and vital issues as Syria, Russia, and the persecution of Julian Assange are worthy only of contempt. His other platforms for economic and political reform are laughably impotent and improbable, simply feel-good rhetoric for the gullible and easily manipulated pseudo-Left, as consequential as a fart in a hurricane. And finally, what kind of grown man calls himself, or allows others to call him, "Howie"? It is impossible to take someone like that seriously.  His official website is eminently unimpressive, and his Youtube channel is so pathetic that he dare not even show how many subscribers it has, or rather, doesn't have.  Of the 46 videos on the channel of this Presidential candidate, the highest view count is less than 7,000, and the vast majority of his videos have less than 1,000. Like I said, pathetic. See for yourself... From his failed Ivy League education, to his 100% failure rate in electoral politics, (including his stunning defeat by another independent candidate in his run for mayor of Syracuse, NY in 2017) to his obviously phony Southern accent, Howie is a caricature so overwhelmingly vapid and ersatz that one has to wonder if he has not been secretly groomed as fake opposition by the Parasite Class for just such a moment as we see now.  At any rate, that the "leadership" of the GP could endorse such an uninspiring loser, much less manipulate the primary in order to ensure his selection, is all you need to know. The Green Party is dead. It is pseudo-populist artificial opposition, just more simulacra for suckers, like Trump or Bernie, like Greenpeace or BLM or goddamned Bono's "ONE Foundation". And only a fool would fall for it, and only a fuckin' fool would vote for it. Or vote for any candidate in the USA.  If Jesse Ventura had been the GP candidate, he would have certainly been worth voting for, and he might just have won, but Howie Hawkins, the now official Green Party candidate for President of the United Sataes of America, this nutless wonder, this Casper Milquetoast punkass wimpy bitch, has zero chance and is an insult and disgrace to all who held hope for a peaceful transition through electoral politics. And the scum who control the Green Party, who engineered this debacle, (including my old friend and comrade Kevin Zeese) should be held accountable for this malignant treachery, and made to pay the price for it. If there is time and opportunity, they should be excised from the body politic like the cancer that they are. By any means necessary. Voting in the USA is a tragic exercise in self-deception, a sordid, pathetic circle jerk of political masturbation, which may feel good for a moment, but is a total and shameful waste of time and resources, which accomplishes nothing except to perpetuate not the fantasy, but the goddamned evil lie that there is any actual use in voting or any actual democracy in the USA in the 21st century.  The elections are rigged in every way in which they can be rigged, any anyone that participates in them is a fool or a liar, or both, and betrays not only themselves and their country, but their children, their Humanity and their future. Period. The time to change things by voting is over, has been for at least 20 years. You "Americans" pissed away your chance for peaceful change long ago, and now if you want to save yourself, your country and your future, you must face and accomplish the inevitable consequence that John Kennedy warned of. You will have to fight for them as if your life depended upon it, which it does. Get to work, this is your last chance. You decide how you will deal with this reality. ON YOUR FEET OR ON YOUR KNEES. NOW! Tuesday, June 9, 2020 On June 8th, 1809, Thomas Paine (born Thomas Pain in 1737 in Thetford, England) died at the age of 72 in Greenwich Village in New York City. One of the greatest revolutionaries and writers in human history, one of the most integral and important personalities of the American Revolution, Tom Paine died poor and alone. Refused a burial plot in a cemetery because of his questioning of Christian dogma, he was buried beneath a walnut tree on his farm in New Rochelle, NY.  Only five mourners attended his funeral.  But his ill-attended funeral was not the last of the great man's post-mortem indignities. Ten years after his burial, his bones were disinterred by Englishman William Cobbett, a radical reformer, who planned a heroic re-burial of Paine in his native land. When Cobbett died, 15 years later, Paine's bones were still among his effects, but had never been reburied. They were subsequently lost, and have never been found. But there is a magnificent song, Tom Paine's Bones, that is worthy of the subject, and I am sure Tom would approve. Tom Paine had called out George Washington and other aristocratic Founding Fathers on their avaricious hypocrisy, and though Paine was a Deist who believed in God but no organized religion, offended the church with his critical analysis of the Bible and religion, and had scandalized, if not terrified, the monied classes on two continents with his advocacy of socialist economic reforms. Though he was reviled by many, he had helped to liberate both the USA and France from despotic monarchies and improved the lives of millions in his own lifetime, and since his death, his words have inspired revolutionaries around the world for centuries. At the age of 16, Tom Paine tried to become a pirate, attempting to sign on with the privateer ship The Terrible, commanded by a man known as "Captain Death". Though rebuffed at the time, three years later he did serve for a year as a privateer. In subsequent years, he worked as a corset-maker, school teacher and customs officer, among other trades, until in September 1774 he met Benjamin Franklin, who invited him to America, where he arrived on November 30th of that year. Paine quickly became the editor of the most popular and successful magazine in the Colonies,  a position which he used to advocate the abolition of slavery, worker's rights to the means of production and within the year, the American Revolution against British rule. Paine's 1776 pamphlets, Common Sense and The Crisis are credited  with inspiring and sustaining, respectively, the American Revolution in the year of its birth. They both remain among the greatest examples of revolutionary polemics ever written.  John Adams declared that, "Without the pen of the author of Common Sense, Washington's sword would have been raised in vain." Paine was not just a writer. He enlisted in the Continental Army and served as a soldier under Washington and General Nathaniel Greene. Paine was a harsh critic of war profiteers, and in 1779, he even donated $500 from his own soldier's salary, (the equivalent of about $14,000 in today's dollars) to start a soldier's relief fund, and in 1781 went on a series of successful fund-raising trips to France. The French aid he procured was invaluable to the victorious conclusion of the American Revolution. After the war, Paine was awarded a small farm in New York and a smaller pension, small recompense for the hundreds of thousands of his pamphlets that had been sold throughout the war, for which not he, but others were paid. In 1790, Paine traveled to France, then in the midst of its own revolution. In early 1791, Paine published The Rights of Man, which quickly sold over one million copies. On paper, in 1791.It was so inflammatory it got him tried for treason in England, in absentia, but in France, it was the basis of the new French Republic's Constitution, which can best be summed up by its motto: "Liberté, égalité, fraternité" - "Freedom, Equality, Brotherhood". Paine, though not speaking the French language well, was inducted into the French National Assembly, where he supported the French Republic, but opposed capital punishment, and proposed King Louis XVI be exiled to America, rather than guillotined. Those who wanted Louis' head, and got it, including Maximillian Robespierre, were soon seeking Tom Paine's head as well, and almost got it. Paine was sentenced to death by guillotine, spent a year in a French prison, and was only released in 1796 when Robespierre's faction lost power. He was reinstated as a deputy in the French National Assembly. In 1797, Paine's pamphlet Agrarian Justice was published and was met with great opprobrium by the propertied class, Paine's proposal that all people had an equal right to the Earth, like Gerrard Winstanley's, 150 years before that, and Che Guevara's 150 years later, forced Paine to return to America in 1802. There, he discovered his service was forgotten and his reputation smeared by the wealthy and the church. Despite his poverty and his physical condition, worsened by occasional drunkenness, Paine, like the fictional Cyrano de Bergerac, continued his attacks on privilege and religious superstitions. He died in 1809, was buried and then disinterred, his bones lost to the ages, but his legacy remains  immortal. Like Paine, Ernesto "Che" Guevara left his native Argentina for Cuba upon the invitation of revolutionary Fidel Castro. Like Paine, Guevara fought and won a righteous revolution on foreign soil, using both words and weapons, and after victory, was instrumental in creating essential economic and diplomatic relations with foreign countries; Paine with France, Guevara with the USSR. Both continued their internationalist and humanist revolutionary work in other countries after the success of their first revolutions, Paine risking his life in France, Che risking his in the Congo, and losing it in Bolivia. Both were impassioned and prolific writers, whose works are widely regarded as masterpieces and studied and respected to this day. Both were buried on foreign soil with ignoble ceremonies, and both were subsequently disinterred and brought to other countries.  Both exemplified universal Humanity and the highest qualities of genuine Internationalism. Both were willing and able to back their words with deeds, even up to and including facing death in order to stand for their principles. And their principles were not only the same they were and are correct, universal and the highest that Humanity can aspire to. Thomas Paine, like  Che Guevara 150 years later, is a titan in the revolutionary history of human evolution, whose words and deeds will continue to educate and inspire all those who believe in a just and prosperous future for all of Humanity and are willing to stake their lives upon the task. In these days of trial and turmoil, when the USA faces perhaps the greatest threat and challenge in its short 244 year history, it behooves all true patriotic Americans to read or re-read the words of Tom Paine today, to be reminded not only of what it means to be a true Patriot of one's homeland, but also of what it means to be a member of the Human Race. The time is ripe for a new American Revolution, which can and must reverberate throughout the world. The choice is stark - either we undertake the risk and toil of a new revolution today, to create the liberty and equality and justice of  a new world, or we will face the slavery and extermination of the "New World Order", from which we will never escape or recover. The time is now, tomorrow will be too late. Take a lesson from Tom Paine, and Che Guevara, from the first American Revolution, from the French, the Cuban, the Russian and the Revolution of the Donbass Republics. We fight not just for ourselves but for the unborn generations, for the future of Humanity itself. As Tom Paine wrote, "If there is to be trouble, let it be in my day, that my children may know peace." Wednesday, June 3, 2020 In memory of the June 2nd, 2014 attack on Lugansk, that killed 8 peaceful civilians, including Inna Kukuruza. As Reaper attack drones circle the skies of Washington D.C. today, the US military prowls streets across the nation, ready to defend the goddamned US government and its owners and masters from the citizens of the USA, it is a good day to look back in history, in order to see what lies ahead. Because what's past is prologue... Six years ago today, on June 2nd, 2014, US-backed Ukrainian nazis made a rocket attack on the administration building in Lugansk, an area formerly in Eastern Ukraine that had risen up and refused to recognize or submit to the neo-nazi puppet regime illegally installed in a murderous coup by the Obama/Biden regime and the Clinton State Department.  In act of abject terrorism that exactly fit the definition of a war crime, a Ukrainian SU-25 attacked a group of civilians gathered peacefully on the street in front. Five women and three men were murdered, with 20 more severely injured by the attack. All were civilians, none were involved in defensive military actions. Unprovoked mass murder by the military against peaceful unarmed civilians. on orders from the USA. What the US government has been doing here for more than half a decade, they are now preparing to do there, inside the United States. What they have done to us, they will soon be doing to you. Come and see... There was a video made of the aftermath, in which a dying woman who had both her legs blown off politely asked to use a phone in the last minute of her life. The photo below was made from a screenshot of that video. After the massacre in Odessa, on May 2nd, 2014, exactly one month before the attack on Lugansk, I had been seriously considering coming to Donbass to fight the nazi murderers and help defend the innocent civilians who were being murdered there every day. But on June 2nd, when I saw the photo and video of Inna Kukuruza, all questions and other considerations vanished from my mind. I knew I would come, and I knew I would fight, or die trying. And so I did. Six years later, the war drags on, still backed by the goddamned US government under the Trump regime, just another fascist scumbag, an even bigger piece of shit than Obama was, and every bit as much of a war criminal. But the same war of military against peaceful Ukrainian citizens, that Obama unleashed and Trump has continued and even escalated, is now being directed homeward, against the citizens of the United States themselves. And the US citizens who have sat impassive and uncaring for 6 long years while a US-backed puppet regime has murdered almost 15,000 citizens whose only crime was to defend their own land, homes and families, will now themselves get to taste the fascist boot, to feel the fist of steel from which the velvet glove has now been permanently removed. And you cannot say we didn't warn you, and do not dare to have the impudence to say you do not have it coming. So now here is the lesson - What you have done to others, whether by actively supporting the nazi scum of the Obama and Trump regimes, or by passive and cowardly acquiescence to their crimes, will now be done to you. Like the people of Ukraine, you will now be given the choice of either total slavery and obedience or having all-out war waged against you by the US state and military. The choice is stark and absolute, there are no other options. You may run, or you may hide, but only for a little while, and the day is coming, sooner than you think, when you will have to decide whether you will meet it, along with the nazis of the 21st Century, on your feet or on your knees. You face the same war and the same enemy as the Native Americans (both North and South) faced against European invaders, the same war and the same enemies the Soviet Peoples faced in June of 1941, the same war and enemies faced by the People of the Donbass People's Republics - a war of enslavement and extermination, genocide, a war of annihilation, in which the side that does not prevail will be completely defeated and destroyed. Your choice is literally victory or death. If you fight, you may well be killed, but if you do not fight, you will most certainly be exterminated, or wish you had been. Being peaceful will not save you. Being innocent will not save you, all your craven obeisance will not save you. Either you will fight, now, or you will live as a slave until your masters decide you are more useful as fodder for other, more useful slaves.  You will be ground up and fed to slaves who will shit you out as they work, onto the floor of a world unworthy of life or of living in, devoid of hope or humanity, where the only and eternal future will be that which O'brien predicted to Winston Smith in 1984. "A boot stamping on a human face. Forever." So fight, now, or face your future... Most US citizens will not even consider resistance, won't even think about it, much less talk about it, much less actually do anything about it. Many are already groveling on their bellies, even before the really hard times begin, willing to lick any hand that feeds it, and run to hug their chains. They will be fed on filth, if they are not simply left to starve, they will be worked like beasts of burden and exploited like livestock, inspected, infected and microchip injected, used as human guinea pigs and harvested for their organs. Their children will be used as sex slaves by their masters, and all will be exterminated like insects when they are no longer profitable or useful. And all those who willingly accept this fate deserve it. There are a small percentage of Americans who will stand and fight, even against seemingly impossible odds, even if, like at the Alamo, the odds really are impossible, there are those those who would rather die fighting than willingly submit to slavery and all that it entails. And with them lies the hope, the only hope, not only for their own future and that of their country, but of Humanity itself. These few millions, this small percent of the US population, will retain the right to call themselves true Americans, and more importantly, to call themselves human beings. And though they will face the most diabolical, ruthless and technologically repressive regime that man, machine and money have ever been able devise, the Human Spirit is a powerful force, and capable of victory against even the most formidable odds. Take a lesson from the Soviet Union, that shattered the world-wide ambitions of nazism only 75 years ago. Take a lesson from the Donbass Republics, whose Heroes stood and fought, even when there was almost no hope of victory or even survival, and continue to this day to do so. What has been done before can be done again, though it will take an equal or perhaps even greater sacrifice. The USSR paid with the lives of 25 million of its citizens to free itself from the nazi invaders, and if the people of the USA have to pay a similar price to free themselves from the apparatus of feudal repression they call a "government" and the parasite vermin who own and control it, it will be worth it. The alternative, for anyone who retains a shred of Humanity or a speck of honor and self-respect, is simply too horrible to contemplate, much less allow. Remember Inna Kukuruza and George Floyd, and all those who have been murdered, and remember that those who murdered them will show you no more mercy whether you surrender or fight. And remember those who smashed the nazi war machine and those who overthrew the fascist state. Remember those in Cuba, Syria, Venezuela, Donbass and all over the world, who do not give up, who resist with their courage, blood and sacrifice. And understand, these were and are only ordinary people, human beings who simply decided that they would live and die as human beings, and come what may, they were ready to lose their lives, but never their Humanity. Learn your history, and remember it, while you still can. There is a concerted war on reality, on truth and above all, on history, going on right now.  The truth of what happened just a few years ago is being erased and distorted and soon it will be flushed down the memory hole of the media and social media, to be lost forever. And if you think that is an exaggeration, try searching for "Inna Kukuruza Lugansk June 2, 2014" on Google or even Duck Duck Go. There are less links to that query than there were people murdered that day. Try the same search on Youtube, you will not find a single video out of the scores that were there only a year ago. Through deletion and search engine manipulations, the past is being stolen from right before your eyes, as you sit there and watch. Will you let them do the same to your future? If you do, they will. The time is now, the swords are out and the lines are drawn. For years, I have been warning the forces of Justice and Freedom, of Humanity, that the longer you wait, the harder it will be when you do start fighting. It is now to the point that if you don't start fighting now, then you have already surrendered. VICTORY OR DEATH. You have no other choice. The People of the Donbass People's Republics have done it, and we still survive. You can do it too. Davai!
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Content marketing: 3 top tips for success 1)   Understand your audience (Picture source: The generation of natural links and citations across the web. Building trust among visitors. Demonstrating thought leadership. Creating a positive brand image. Those are just some of the benefits of content marketing. However, none of them are possible if you don't understand your audience. Why would your audience feel compelled to share your piece on content? What trust signals do they look for when visiting websites like yours? What information are they looking for? Where are the gaps in their knowledge of your specific area? With so much competition around, why would they choose to read your content on a topic, and not someone else's? You need to be able to answer those questions before you even start coming up with ideas for your content marketing campaign, otherwise you are seriously limiting your chances of creating content that your target audience are going to love and share. 2)   Align content strategy with your social strategy There are many aspects of content marketing that cross over with social media marketing, and in many cases it becomes hard to tell which is which. A social media strategy that doesn't involve the sharing of content - whether unique or curated - would be, quite frankly, rubbish, while content marketing without social media would mean seriously limiting the promotion of the content you create. How are people going to share your great content if you don't give them the opportunity to do so? How are you going to stimulate discussion around the topics mentioned in your content if you're not placing it where people feel confident talking? And don't forget that Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn all offer paid advertising platforms that allow you to target very specific - or broad - demographics, which is a great way of getting your content in front of your target audience. What's more, it's much easier to convey a brand's key messages if those messages are consistent across each marketing channel. So, when creating a content marketing strategy, it's really important to consider how social media can support your activity, and vice versa. 3)   Re-make/Re-model If you have come up with an idea that you consider shareable, useful and interesting among your target audience, the chances are it could have a lot of mileage. So get repurposing. Written a whitepaper? Why not also break it up into bitesize blog posts? Or turn it into a SlideShare presentation? Or run additional Q&As with contributors to the content? Or carry out video vox pops or a poll/survey based on the issue at the heart of the whitepaper, and write up some new blog posts with the results? Try and think of every possible angle around your idea, and every appropriate medium. Don't forget that different kinds of content can perform different functions, and appeal to people at different stages of the buying funnel (see the image below). Also consider your audience's preferences when it comes to content consumption - some will prefer to read long-form content, others will only have time to digest infographics or visual pieces.
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[Open access] [Contents scheme] Acta Cryst. (2012). E68, m1537 [ doi:10.1107/S1600536812045072 ] Tetrakis(triphenylarsane-[kappa]As)silver(I) trifluoroacetate hemihydrate methanol hemisolvate S. W. Ng Abstract: The AgI atom in the title hydrated solvated salt, [Ag(C18H15As)4](CF3CO2)·0.5CH3OH·0.5H2O, is coordinated by four As atoms from triphenylarsane ligands in a distorted tetrahedral geometry. In the crystal, O-H...O hydrogen bonding occurs between carboxylate groups of anions and lattice solvent molecules. Of the four triphenylarsane ligands in the Ag complex cation, two each have an equally disordered phenyl ring while the trifluoroacetate anion is disordered over two positions with respect to the lattice methanol and water molecules which both show half-occupyncy. The crystal studied was a non-merohedral twin with a 13.6 (1)% contribution of the minor twin component. Copyright © International Union of Crystallography IUCr Webmaster
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Sign In Join Now Cheap Price 6002 Bearing Small Size Deep Groove Ball Bearings US $0.30 - US $0.50 / Pieces China (Mainland) | OEM Service Offered Year Established Number Of Employees 51 - 100 People Main Products Total Annual Sales Volume US$2.5 Million - US$5 Million Product Details Company Profile Product Description Our bearing has the characteristics of low vibration, low noise, high rotation accuracy, small friction moment, fast running speed, excellent sealing, exquisite appearance, reasonable price and long service life.  Product Name Cheap Price 6002 Bearing Small Size Deep Groove Ball Bearings Chrome Steel GCR15 Ball bearing Inner Dia Outer Dia The material we use is Chrome Steel GCR15. The Characteristics of bearing steel material: 1. High hardness  2. Long life  3. Good wear resistance  4. Good dimensional stability  5. Good toughness against impact load  2RS double-sided rubber seal cover 1. oil resistance  2. wear resistance  3.Good heat resistance  OEM is welcome.We can customize according to customers' requirements. Deep groove ball bearings have the characteristics of low frictional resistance and high rotation speed. It can be used on machine parts which could withstand radial load or combined load of radial and axial simultaneous action. Can also be used on machine parts which bearing axial load. The deep groove ball bearings are widely used in gearboxes, instrumentation, motors, power tools, household appliances, internal combustion engines, transportation vehicles, agricultural machinery, construction machinery, construction machinery, roller pulley shoes, Yo-Yo and so on.  With the rapid development of industrial and mechanical automation, deep groove ball bearings are becoming more and more widely used.  Due to featues of simple structure, convenient use and widely appliction , deep groove ball bearings have won the favor of many manufacturers and consumers. Packing & Delivery Packing Details  :Tube Packing +CartonS+Pallets Delivery Details : 3-30 days according to the quantity 1. Tube packaging 2. Suitable carton package 3.Packing with pallet How to select Step 1: Known the operating conditions of the bearing 1. Main functions and structures of the machine : for example, motor-spindle, conveying speed and torque. 2. Mounting position of bearing 3. The bearing need bear the size, direction, nature, and if need impact load or not. 4. Lubrication condition of bearing. 5. Environmental conditions around the bearing. Such as: corrosion, cleanliness, humidity, environmental temperature, heat dissipation, etc. 6. Working speed and temperature of the bearing. Step 2: bearing structure selection 1. Dimension space; 2. Bearing capacity, including size, direction and nature 3. Limit speed; 4. Rigid 5. Tolerance grade; 6. Tuning performance 7. Installation and disassembly requirements; 8. Price and availability; 9. Supporting form. Step 3: bearing size selection 1. Service life and reliability requirements; 2. Basic rated dynamic (static) load; 3. Bearing size; 4. Limit speed; 5. Allowable axial bearing capacity (for radial bearing). 6. Safety factor; 7. Size space. Step 4: bearing accuracy selection 1. Function and structure of the main machine: it belongs to precision machinery such as machine tools or common equipment 2. Accuracy of shaft and housing;  3. Friction torque 4. Rotation speed; 5. Vibration and noise; 6. Stiffness Clearance Step 5: bearing clearance selection 1.Structure and material of shaft and shell; 3. Environmental temperature and working temperature of the bearing; 4. Working speed of bearing; 5. The load required by the bearing; 6. Allowable deviation of the ring. Step 6: Cage structure selection 1. Working speed of bearing; 2. Vibration and noise 3. The nature of the load: whether the impact load; 4. Lubricant and lubrication mode; 5. Guide mode of cage. Step 7: lubrication selection 1. Working speed of bearing; 2. Bearing load and properties; 3. Lubrication mode; 4. Sealing method. Step 8: selection of installation and disassembly 1. Cooperation; 2. Installation and disassembly methods. Discover even more products with Eastmachinery has over thousands of cooperated factories in China and 100,000 kinds of certified quality products. Join Now Member Sign In
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So he probably isn’t. Comments (144) Add New Comment Pat Crowe There IS a god! And Pink Floyd is his favourite band. Rating: +190 Rating: +61 Virpi S Rating: +58 Rating: +22 Rating: +60 It won't be Pink Floyd to me without Roger Waters. Rating: +80 20 years is a long time! I hope it's great! Rating: +23 I am so psyched! Rating: +24 2015 tour??? !!! Rating: +41 Rating: +7 "David Gilmour's wife....?" You people are so misogynistic. Rating: -73 So basically this is just gonna be another Gilmore solo record.. HEll.. What else could it be, with only nick mason from the original band still in the fold.. Or IS he even in the fold?.. strange rumblings...Now If Gilmore AND Rogers are involved.... Ill be there with bells on Rating: +36 uda Mann No one can ever keep their mouths shut. Rating: +7 Matt S It's not a true Floyd album if Waters isn't on it. Rating: +13 Adam C. Roger Waters wanted to get the band back together so if he's not in it then it's Gilmour's doing, which would be a huge shame and undeserving of the Pink Floyd name. Rating: +17 Two members of the band doesn't make it Pink Floyd. Relax. Rating: -3 I really like the Lapse/Bell version of Floyd, but let's be realistic: Without Waters and Wright, it's a Dave Gilmour solo record that Nick Mason will play a little bit on. And make tons of money off of, for signing off on Dave using the Floyd moniker. Again, that's not bad, but call it what it is. Waters and Gilmour are apparently friendly again, and have been for the last 8 or so years, it'll be interesting to see what he says about this.....assuming that it's even true. Rating: -17 pink floyd is not pink floyd without roger waters Rating: -4 Sorry, but it isn't really Pink Floyd. It is old stuff that obviously didn't make the cut years ago, and is being recycled and tweaked to suck more money out of the fans. Pink Floyd is no more, it doesn't exist, except on media. Enjoy the brilliance of what was, and don't expect the magic to reappear because it won't. Rating: -5 RW being on it would just make it another album of his angst that he still harbors about who-knows-what. Still was impressed with Floyds albums after RW left. Rating: +16 Add new comment To prevent automated spam submissions leave this field empty.
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What is a Credit Report? Equifax, TRW-Experian and Trans Union A consumer credit report (CR) is a document that contains factual records of an individual's credit payment history. It is mainly used to judge his/her credit worthiness by lenders. The CR not only lists basic information such as your name and social security number, but other information pertaining to your credit, especially your borrowing and repaying habits. This information is collected and compiled independently by major credit bureaus such as Equifax, TRW-Experian and Trans Union. Basically, the credit report shows how you treat credit and your relationships with creditors. As people pay their bills, most lenders report credit payment history information to credit bureaus. Your credit will determine what you can buy, what type of car you drive, and even where you can live. It is important to maintain the best credit report possible. Each person should check his or her credit report and make sure it is correct. What does a credit report contain? Although the style, format and coding may be different among companies and credit reporting bureaus, the typical person's credit report can include the following types of information: Personal Information Your full name, nicknames, birth date, social security number, and current and previous addresses and employers. This information comes from any credit application you have completed. Public Record Information Any relevant court records, such as legal judgments, tax liens, bankruptcies, or, in some states, overdue child support. This information comes from public records. Bankruptcies can remain on your credit report for up to 10 years. Other public record information can remain for up to 7 years. Credit History A snapshot of your past actions. The credit report lists all loans and credit lines in your name from recent years. Credit reports vary from bureau to bureau, but generally they show the type of loan, the date you began the loan or opened the credit line, the amount of the loan or credit limit, the amount you still owe, and your payment pattern. For example, the credit report may list the number of times you've paid late, including the times you were more than 30, 60, and 90 days late. This information comes from companies that do business with you. Most information, whether positive or negative, remains on your credit report for 7 years from the date it is first reported, and then cycles off automatically. If there is inaccurate information in your credit report, you have the right to dispute it and have it removed. A list of those who have obtained a copy of your credit report within the past two years. Inquiries indicate to other credit grantors that you have applied for new credit that could result in additional debt. Potential lenders view multiple recent inquiries on your credit report as a sign that you are overextending yourself. It's common for a potential lender to turn you down because of "excessive inquiries." This information comes from the credit-reporting agency. Most inquiries stay on your credit report for up to two years. To obtain a copy of your credit report click below: Get Your Credit Report • Free Annual Credit Report
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‘Divided Oldham’? Inside the school that defies Farage’s narrative A merged academy in the town derided for being split along racial lines has won the annual Inclusive Schools award Head James Haseldine sitting on a table surrounded by pupils Waterhead academy, Oldham, was formed from two ethnically homogeneous schools. Its head, James Haseldine, pictured, says: ‘People were scared the children would start another riot if brought together.’ Photograph: Joel Goodman/the Guardian Eighteen years ago two teenagers had an argument over a game of cricket in Oldham, with the dispute spilling into the worst violence the mill town has experienced in its modern history. Three nights of ethnically motivated riots followed, as hooligans from both sides burned barricades and fought police with petrol bombs. Those were dark days in Oldham. Since then politicians have periodically used the town as an example of a divided Britain – most recently Nigel Farage, who told an audience in Pennsylvania that Oldham had entire streets split along racial lines. But one institution, at least, is changing the narrative. The Waterhead academy, which has sought to bring the town back together, has won the annual Accord Inclusive Schools Award for its ambitious contribution to improving community cohesion in the town. The 1,300 pupil academy was formed in 2010 by merging two ethnically homogeneous secondary schools – the predominantly Asian Breeze Hill school and the mainly white British Counthill school, using a strategy of engineered integration in an attempt to dissipate racial tensions. The new school moved on to its current campus in 2012, an area where the large majority of residents are white. Many of its pupils are drawn from monocultural primary schools; its intake is 33% white British pupils and 46% of south Asian heritage. Erin, 15, a white pupil, moved to Oldham four years ago from Canada. She sits with her friends Hamra, Emaan and Grace. While the riots took place the year before the girls were born, they are all aware of the effects on their hometown. Their school is a symbol of hope, they agree. The girls live in different parts of the town and, had it not been for their school, they would not have mixed. However, when Erin started at Waterhead in 2015, she was “buddied up” with Hamra. Teachers plan where children sit so pupils from different ethnicities mix. Hamra and Erin are now best friends, regularly visiting each other’s homes. “There were not that many Asians in my school in Canada, so it was a completely new experience meeting people from different cultures. I’ve been to Hamra’s to get my henna done during Eid and I have learnt about Ramadan,” says Erin. “Hamra would also come to my home almost every day after school.” Erin remembers the first time she tasted Hamra’s grandmother’s dhal. “It was absolutely delicious. I made my mum buy it from Tesco.”
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Do I Really Need a Car wash? You are here: Home » Blog » Do I Really Need a Car wash? Do I Really Need a Car wash? Some people spend a significant amount of time on the appearance of their cars, making sure that it looks a certain way. Car washes are a necessity if you want to save a significant amount of money in the long run. Why Should I Wash My Car? • It just looks better. We love new things. New cars look good and smell good. You can have your car looking brand spanking new if you had it washed regularly. It does not have to be a fancy hand car wash, or the most expensive drive-thru car wash, a regular wash will suffice. • It’s safer. It is not good to drive with an obstructed view. You would not drive with ice, snow, or frost on your windshield, why is dirt any different? If your windshield is caked with dirt, and your windshield wipers and fluid are leaving horrible streaks, it’s time for a car wash. Don’t put yourself and others in danger by riding around with a dirty windshield, keep it clean. • Better fuel mileage. Oddly enough, having a lot of dirt on your car can weigh it down and cause your car to do more work than necessary. This work is burning more fuel as a result. Clean cars are more fuel-efficient than dirty cars. • Prevents illness. This sounds weird, but think about it, you wipe down your desk at work at the end of the week, you wipe down your bathroom fixtures, and you wipe down surfaces in your kitchen. Why? To keep the germs away. You should be doing the same for your car. You spend a significant amount of time in your car daily, and the same hands that are in your house are in your car. Your car is more susceptible to be filled with germs, especially your steering wheel. When you pump gas, go to the grocery store, a public restroom, etc., all the germs you encounter on a daily basis, are floating around in your car. Purchase some interior disinfecting cleaning wipes for your car today. • It can damage your car. Dirt that is left unwashed off a car can cause a scratch. If your paint is scratched and left untreated, it can chip, and if the chip is also left untreated, it will rust. And rust is pretty ugly on a car. Dirt left to sit and fester on your car for extended periods of time can also lead to the paint on your car fading. Then, you would have to spend money to get your car repainted, when you could have just spent $3 on a light car wash. Factors that may Contribute to Your Car Needing a Wash There are several factors that go into how often you should wash your car: • Do you park your car in a garage every day? Do you park in a driveway covered by a huge tree? Is your car parked on the street? • Do you live in a place that has a lot of trees? Do you live in an industrial area, where there is a lot of smog? Do you live near a construction site? Are there a lot of birds near where you live? • Do you drive a lot? Is your car often exposed to the elements? • What kind of weather is prominent in your region? Is there acid rain, heat, snow, heavy rains, heavy wind, etc.? • Do you like your car having that “new car” look? What Are All the Extra Features at the Car wash? Most drive-thru car washes offer several different types of washes to their customers. The most basic wash would be the light wash, which is generously priced around $3. This wash just knocks the surface dirt off your car, it typically does not address the undercarriage or the tires. Then, there is the step up from the light wash, which adds in rim cleaner and the undercarriage wash. This is the light wash, with two additional features. This wash will typically cost $6. The third type of wash would include everything from the previous wash types, plus a tire shine, windshield treatment, and a clear coat protectant. This type of wash would typically cost either $9 or $10 dollars. The last wash type is the most expensive. It usually costs around $12. This luxury wash includes everything from all the different wash types, plus a hot wax shine to finish the job. The various upgrades and features each drive-thru car wash offers serves a purpose. Some are worth getting each time you take your car in for a car wash, and some are not. Most times, the basic wash is more than enough to have you driving off with a shiny and clean car. If you don’t want to continuously pay for car washes, you can pull the hose out and wash your car yourself. Try making it a fun thing for yourself on a Saturday morning, weather permitting of course. That way, you are keeping the paint on your car safe, and spending a little quality outside time as well.
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Maryland Courts Maile Beers-Arthur Success Stories The Peace Order mediation began as usual. He said she's a witch and the session is already a waste of time. She said he's stubborn, rude and self-centered, so she agreed, it probably is a waste of time, but she's tired of the status quo, so let's just get on with it. During their arguments over the last few months, they've both hurled words unprintable in a family forum at each other. They've both called the police several times. Each feels threatened by the other. They are neighbors in the townhouse section of a suburban subdivision. He works on muscle cars and recently a motorcycle outside his house during the day. His job is a night-shift gig. He has a 4-year old. She is a graduate student with a 4-year old as well. Her complaint: He revs the engine of the cars so loudly during the day, it wakes her napping son. His complaint: She's complained to every neighbor in the cul-de-sac and just yells across the street at him, instead of coming to talk to him. As the stories unfold, both admit they haven't handled things well. Still, they both stand firm in their positions. Then, she gets to the reason behind her anger. Her child has a medical condition that puts him in the hospital fairly often and needs a lot of sleep to help him recover. The revving engines wake him up. This revelation was the turning point in the mediation. Her neighbor's whole demeanor changes. He apologizes. He understands her stress, her worries. He is ready to help. In fact their two children play together when outside and they both didn't want to take that away. She sees that he is being genuine and apologizes for the way she handled her anger and for not approaching him in a gentler way. Both make agreements not only to communicate better, but to also help each other with some neighborhood problems. Both agree that mediation was, in fact, an excellent use of their time. But for mediation, they never would have understood each other and would have replayed the argument over and over, involving the police, involving the neighbors, escalating tensions. From a mediator's perspective, I always hope parties will find at least some resolution. Often they do. This story illustrates the power of creating a space to foster a dialogue, enhance mutual understanding and re-build and transform a relationship. These parties came up with a far superior resolution than any that could be handed down by a judge. These parties, experts in their own situation, created their own best solution. *Maile Beers-Arthur has been mediating since 1995 and currently mediates for CALM (Frederick County Community Mediation Center), the Washington County Community Mediation Center, the District Court ADR Program in Frederick County and the Circuit Court for Frederick County.
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Windowmaker Dealer Client A complete package for manufacturers' and their dealers Windowmaker Dealer Client is a state-of-the-art software solution for manufacturers and their dealers. The solution is aimed at enabling the dealers to access and enter the Quotes details directly to the Windowmaker software at the manufacturer’s end. Explicitly designed to bridge the gap between the manufacturer and the dealers, the solution offers multiple benefits to both. Direct access to the powerful configurator and sales supporting features offered by Windowmaker helps dealers feel as strongly equipped and facilitated as the manufacturer's sales team. Manufacturers, on the other hand, gain by providing a unified solution to all their dealers, thereby augmenting the manufacturer-dealer and dealer-customer relationships. Benefits for Manufacturers Benefits for Dealers
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At Salon Serendipity we have stylists at varying levels to accommodate every guest and their beauty budget. The level system enables our stylists to grow according to education and experience. Through retail sales we are able to offset the cost of services and provide continuous education for our stylists to ensure that they not only meet, but exceed your highest expectations. Because our service providers work solely on commission, Salon Serendipity requires a 48 hour cancellation notice. Price ranges vary at each level. Please contact services consultant to discuss the level of stylist that would be the best for you. Consultations are always free, please feel free to call or stop in with whatever questions you have.
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Skip over navigation John F. Kennedy To the Presidency The Star Senator JFK's Presidency I After the 1956 election, many commentators began to speculate about the possibility of JFK making a run for the White House. He did nothing to dampen this buzz, and began laying the groundwork for a presidential bid by accepting frequent speaking engagements around the country. Nor did it hurt that his book, Profiles in Courage, was awarded the prestigious Pulitzer Prize for biography in 1957. That JFK's well-written, but hardly spectacular, work captured the Pulitzer was a surprise, and many have attributed his receipt of the award to the behind-the-scenes machinations of his father's associates. Regardless, winning the Pulitzer gave the handsome, popular senator yet another upward boost, and no one outside the Kennedy inner circle knew that JFK had not actually written it. In the Senate, meanwhile, JFK walked a tightrope between the Democratic Party's competing interest groups–the liberal wing, which loved Adlai Stevenson but mistrusted the less ideological JFK, and the southern wing, which was conservative and bitterly opposed to the ongoing Civil Rights Movement. In 1957, JFK was given membership on the powerful Senate Committee on Foreign Relations. There, he muted the strident anti-Communism he had displayed during the McCarthy era, in favor of an emphasis on economic aid to the Third World. Additionally, he denounced France's ongoing effort to hold onto its colony in Algeria, a stance that endeared him to liberals. On civil rights issues, meanwhile, JFK tried to placate Southern Democrats by hewing to a middle ground, supporting some civil rights measures while opposing others. This was a pragmatic plan of action, perhaps, since JFK needed to broaden his base of support beyond Catholics and northeasterners. Many blacks, however, came to regard him with suspicion, as a result of this unwillingness to commit to a full civil rights agenda. After a tragic miscarriage following the 1956 convention, meanwhile, Jackie Kennedy gave birth to her first child, Caroline Bouvier Kennedy, on November 27, 1957. The Kennedy marriage was difficult–JFK was frequently away from home for long stretches (he was vacationing in Europe while Jackie endured her miscarriage), and his penchant for womanizing had continued even after their wedding. It was an era in which the press kept matters of sexual indiscretion tightly under wraps, and the public never knew about JFK's multiple affairs, which only increased as his fame and prestige grew. But Jackie almost certainly knew, and it placed a strain on her union with her husband. In November 1958, JFK won reelection to the Senate by a huge margin, capturing seventy percent of the vote. Buoyed by this victory and by his increasing visibility, he became a clear front-runner for the Democratic nomination in 1960. Still, the issue of his Catholicism stirred controversy in late 1950s America, and JFK made a number of speeches in which he asserted that his faith would have no impact on his handling of the presidency–that he would make sure that church and state remained safely separate. His promises, and the growing tolerance of religion in America, had their effect, and he swept through the Democratic primaries in 1960, handily defeating his principle adversary, Minnesota Senator Hubert H. Humphrey, Jr. In that era, however, a victory in the primaries did not guarantee a candidate the nomination, and JFK needed every ounce of political muscle to defeat the still-popular Stevenson and Senate Majority Leader Lyndon Baines Johnson at the Democratic Convention. Having won the nomination, JFK made an unlikely but crucial alliance–he tapped the conservative southerner Johnson as his running mate. America was on the edge of a "New Frontier," JFK told the convention, a phrase that was to resonate throughout the campaign. The Cold War was a dominant issue during the campaign for the presidency. JFK accused the Republicans of having allowed a "missile gap" to grow between the United States and the U.S.S.R., warning that the Soviets had pulled ahead in the nuclear arms race. Feeding his argument was the fact that with their launch of Sputnik in 1957, the Russians had sent a satellite into orbit long before the Americans managed to do so (the U.S. launched its first satellite, Explorer-I, in 1958). The launch of Sputnik had instilled in many people a fear that the United States was losing the struggle against Communism, and JFK played on those fears. Still, the election was remarkably tight–one of the closest in U.S. history–and little details helped decide the matter. During the presidential debate–the first ever televised– JFK appeared virile and commanding, whereas Nixon looked haggard and unshaven. Also critical was JFK's sympathetic phone call to the wife of Martin Luther King, Jr., the civil rights leader, while King was in jail for civil disobedience. The symbolism of the phone call was crucial in helping improve JFK's image in the black community. In the end, JFK and Johnson won by fewer than a hundred thousand votes. They captured 303 electoral votes to 219 for Nixon, with the difference coming in the populous states of Illinois and Texas (Johnson's home state), where there were widespread allegations of voter fraud on behalf of the Democratic team. But the results were ultimately ratified, and John F. Kennedy officially became the President-elect of the United States. A few weeks after the election, more good news came with the birth of his son, John F. Kennedy, Jr. More Help Previous Next Follow Us
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MATLAB vs. Python NumPy for Academics This technical article was written for The Data Incubator by Dan Taylor, a Fellow of our 2017 Spring cohort in Washington, DC.  For many of us with roots in academic research, MATLAB was our first introduction to data analysis. However, due to its high cost, MATLAB is not very common beyond the academy. It is simply too expensive for most companies to be able to afford a license. Luckily, for experienced MATLAB users, the transition to free and open source tools, such as Python’s NumPy, is fairly straight-forward. This post aims to compare the functionalities of MATLAB with Python’s NumPy library, in order to assist those transitioning from academic research into a career in data science. MATLAB has several benefits when it comes to data analysis. Perhaps most important is its low barrier of entry for users with little programming experience. MathWorks has put a great deal of effort into making MATLAB’s user interface both expansive and intuitive. This means new users can quickly get up and running with their data without knowing how to code. It is possible to import, model, and visualize structured data without typing a single line of code. Because of this, MATLAB is a great entrance point for scientists into programmatic analysis. Of course, the true power of MATLAB can only be unleashed through more deliberate and verbose programming, but users can gradually move into this more complicated space as they become more comfortable with programming. MATLAB’s other strengths include its deep library of functions and extensive documentation, a virtual “instruction manual” full of detailed explanations and examples. MATLAB’s main drawbacks, when it comes to analysis, stem from its proprietary nature. The source code is hidden from the user and any programs written with MATLAB can solely be used by MATLAB license holders. With this in mind, it is important for academics transitioning into professional data science to broaden their skill set to include free and open source tool kits. Python is often a data scientist’s first choice for data analysis. It is an open source, general programming language with countless libraries that aid in data analysis and manipulation. Because Python does not include a user interface, data scientists need to utilize a third-party user interface. Such interfaces allow nearly all of MATLAB’s functionality to be reproduced in Python. All MATLAB users should become well-acquainted with NumPy, an essential Python library. NumPy provides the basic “array” data structure, which forms the backbone of multidimensional matrices and high-level data science packages, including pandas and scikit-learn. Proficient MATLAB users should find NumPy to be quite intuitive, as the NumPy array functions very similarly to MATLAB’s cell array data structure. The biggest challenge could very well be learning the syntactic differences between the languages. Here are some examples of equivalent code in both languages: Python example code: In [1]: import NumPy as np In [2]: a = np.array([1,2,3,4]); b = np.array([5,6,7,8]) In [3]: a[0] Out[3]: 1 In [4]: a[1:3] Out[4]: array([2, 3]) In [5]: a * b Out[5]: array([ 5, 12, 21, 32]) In [6]: a / b Out[6]: array([0, 0, 0, 0]) In [7]: a * 1.0 / b Out[7]: array([ 0.2       ,  0.33333333,  0.42857143,  0.5       ]) MATLAB example code: >> a = [1 2 3 4]; b = [5 6 7 8]; >> a(1) ans = 1 >> a(2:3) ans = 2     3 >> a .* b ans =     5    12    21    32 >> a ./ b ans =    0.2000    0.3333    0.4286    0.5000 • Both languages support vectorization and easy element-by-element operations — care needs to be taken with MATLAB as the default operations are often matrix operations. • Defining an array in Python requires passing the NumPy function a list, whereas in MATLAB, defining a vector is very flexible and does not require commas. • In Python, indexing starts at 0 and is performed with brackets, whereas in MATLAB indexing begins at 1 and is performed with parentheses. • In Python, slicing is left inclusive and right exclusive, whereas in MATLAB slicing is inclusive at both ends. • In Python, the element type of an array is decided when the array is defined. In MATLAB, the default element data type is a double float, which is important when performing element-by-element division. Ultimately, every aspiring data scientist should be familiar with the variety of tools available to them. Those who are transitioning from academic research will find Python’s NumPy library to be a natural transition point because of its similarity to the MATLAB programming language. Proficiency in NumPy brings the data scientist one step closer to unlocking Python’s full potential for comprehensive data analytics. Related Blog Posts data science portfolio How to Build a Strong Data Science Portfolio: 5-Step Guide So you want to be a data scientist? Great choice! Data scientists are still the hottest jobs around. But before you can start applying for data science jobs, you need to build a strong data science portfolio. A data science portfolio is a collection of your best data science projects that demonstrate your skills and abilities. 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Saturday, November 7, 2009 In 7 Days Time I will be back at home. I am flying back to my home sweet home next Saturday. Following are among the things to look forward: (not according to preferences ok!) 1. Mum's and Bro's cooking - waiting to try out new food from Bro >.< 2. Local delicacies where you can only find it back home hinava made by Dad!! 3. My own queen size bed where I can gulik-gulik around all day long 4. Silver waja SA5xx3D - it feels good when you have the keys to go anywhere, anytime 5. My retarded doggies (keeping hope I will see the white puppy when I am home) 6. My own personal toilet :D with water heater okeh.... 7. Visit from the bunch of makciks and pakcikz - islands, beaches, food, lepakingz, tour guiding, pillow fight etc weeeeeee!!!!!!! 8. Quality time with family including cousins <(^(oo)^)> 9. Many more 10. Many more 11. Many more 12. And the list goes on.... I want to go home. However, before I go home, I want to SHOP, SHOP AND SHOP first :D Exam fast fast over liao la. Shoo shoo~~~~ 1. hurray!!!!!going back in one week's time huh...*_^ LOL, all d best in ur last paper(s)...:D will be off to kuching and KK veryyyyyyyyyy soon...hahaha... 2. weeeee...I'm looking forward to it too!! Blog Template by
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Patrick Stewart Net Worth: The “Blunt Talk” Star is Worth a Whopping $60 Million! Patrick Stewart Nicholas Hunt/ Staff/ Getty Any reference to the ‘90s hit show, Star Trek: The Next Generation is incomplete without the mention of Patrick Stewart, who portrayed the role of Captain Jean-Luc Picard. The famous actor is ranked among Hollywood’s A-listers after a successful film career spanning nearly six decades. So, it really shouldn’t come as a shock that Patrick Stewart’s net worth is an incredible $60 million! Die-hard action-adventure buffs who grew up watching Star Trek will agree that Patrick Stewart is unwittingly the undisputed king of sci-fi television. The 76-year-old English actor, who has been appointed an OBE and knighted for his contribution to drama, is best-known for his role as Professor Charles Xavier in the X-Men series and of course, Star Trek. His other memorable works include the popular TV shows, Blunt Talk and American Dad!, besides his long and successful stint with the Royal Shakespearean Company. The multi-faceted actor has earned a name for himself with his diverse roles on stage, in film and television. Here is everything you need to know about Patrick Stewart’s net worth, endorsements, cars, houses, children and wife, Sunny Ozell. Patrick Stewart Net Worth: $60 Million Patrick Stewart is well-known for his stellar acting chops and powerhouse performances. He catapulted to fame almost overnight with his role as Captain Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek: The Next Generation, which ran from 1987-1994. The unexpected success of the TV show made Stewart a wealthy man and drastically increased his net worth. Since then, there was no looking back for the brilliant actor, as he was flooded with film roles and became one of the most sought-after stars in Hollywood. Reportedly, Stewart earned $100,000 per episode of Star Trek, and received a whopping $5 million in salary after being signed on for the film adaptation of the series, Star Trek: First Contact. Patrick Stewart’s net worth continued to rise slowly and steadily, as he pocketed salaries of $9.5 million and $14 million for Star Trek: Insurrection and Star Trek: Nemesis, respectively. The Logan actor’s vast fortune was built thanks to his immense talent, discipline and industrious nature, earning him widespread respect and admiration from his costars. Brent Spiner, Patrick Stewart and Michael Dor in "Star Trek" Getty Images/ Handout The actor’s fame and fortune have allowed him to live an extravagant lifestyle and travel in high-end luxury cars, besides hobnobbing with Hollywood’s rich and famous. Patrick Stewart’s houses are definitely worth a second glance, and he owns three properties; a $4 million villa in Los Angeles, an estate in Greenwich, England, and a home in Brooklyn, New York. His Greenwich mansion, worth $21.5 million, is a dream home with five bedrooms and a breathtaking view. In 2012, Patrick Stewart and his wife purchased an upscale apartment in Park Slope, New York, which is valued at $22.5 million and has seven bedrooms. Talk about living in style! Not much is known about Patrick Stewart’s cars, but it’s a well-known fact that he has a penchant for vintage cars. He even owns a Lightweight Morgan as well as a McLaren 650S. If you’re wondering about Patrick Stewart’s endorsements, the X-Men actor has a lucrative deal with the malt beverage brand, Strongbow Cider, and was featured as a voice-over artist in commercials for Porsche, Pontiac, Goodyear, MasterCard Gold and Stella Artois beer. Patrick Stewart’s Net Worth Compared to his X-Men Costars Hugh Jackman $150 Million Halle Berry $80 Million Ryan Reynolds $65 Million Patrick Stewart $60 Million Jennifer Lawrence $60 Million Ian McKellen $55 Million Stan Lee $50 Million Michael Fassbender $30 Million Kevin Bacon $30 Million James McAvoy $17 Million Famke Janssen $15 Million Penchant for Drama: Patrick Stewart’s Movies, Theater and TV Shows Born and raised in Mirfield in the West Riding of Yorkshire, England, Stewart grew up in a poor British family with his older brothers, Geoffrey and Trevor. Patrick’s father, Alfred Stewart was a regimental sergeant major in the British Army, while his mother, Gladys was a textile weaver. He was first introduced to the world of theater by his English teacher, Cecil Dormand, to whom he attributes his acting career. As a child, Stewart was disinterested in studies and failed once, after which he dropped out of school at 15 to pursue an acting career. Stewart participated in local theater productions, putting on performances with his friend and fellow actor, Brain Blessed, which eventually helped them both secure grants to attend a prestigious theater school. Patrick Stewart Joshua Blanchard/ Stringer/ Getty Transition From Theater to Television After a stint with the Manchester Library’s Theater, Stewart’s immense talent landed him a membership with the famous Royal Shakespearean Company, where he met actors Ben Kingsley and Ian Richardson. By the late 1960s, he was featured in minor television roles, eventually making his big Broadway debut in the early 1980s. Stewart kicked off his career on the small screen with roles such as Fall of Eagles, I, Claudius, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy and Smiley’s People. The turning point in his life came when Stewart was offered the titular role of Captain Jean-Luc Picard in the revival of the original ‘60s show, Star Trek: The Next Generation. Over the next few years, Stewart became a household name and won legions of loyal fans with his performances in the four big screen adaptations of Star Trek, which also earned him a well-deserved SAG Award. Subsequently, Stewart became an established brand name and Hollywood directors clamored to work with him. The famously bald actor was inevitably typecast for the role of a sci-fi hero, and was signed on for the successful film franchise, X-Men in the late 1990s. He went on to appear as Professor Charles Xavier in the seven movies and recently announced that he would be leaving the series following his final role in Logan. Patrick Stewart Jason Merritt/ Staff/ Getty Besides his phenomenally successful Hollywood career, the respected actor has earned accolades for his work on television, as well. In 1998, Stewart received an Emmy Award and a Golden Globe nomination for essaying the role of Captain Ahab in the TV film, Moby Dick. He also had minor supporting roles in Frasier, Top Gear, Eleventh Hour, The Mysterious Island and Extras. Since Stewart was first and foremost a theater actor, the Tony Award-nominated star returned to the stage to take part in several Shakespearean adaptations including A Christmas Carol, Waiting For Godot and Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf. His firm and authoritative voice has also landed him several voice-over roles such as Ted, The Prince of Egypt, Ice Age, Chicken Little and Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius. Patrick Stewart & Sunny Ozell Pascal Le Segretain/ Staff/Getty Third Time’s a Charm; Patrick Stewart’s Wives In case you were wondering who Patrick Stewart was married to, the theater veteran has been married three times and has been divorced twice. Patrick Stewart’s first wife was Sheila Falconer, to whom he was married for 24 years. The former couple share a son together named Daniel and a daughter named Sophia. His second marriage to Star Trek: The Next Generation producer, Wendy Neuss was short-lived and lasted only three years. Following a brief relationship with his onstage costar, Lisa Dillon, Stewart finally found love with the Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter, Sunny Ozell. Despite their vast age difference, the 38-year-old performer and Stewart have been happily married since 2013, and currently reside in New York. Presented by Revcontent
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Toyota Australia has announced a recall for RAV4 and Echo models built in the early 2000s over concerns about the driver's side airbag assembly. - shares The recall affects 260 RAV4 models built between July and August 2003, as well as approximately 8000 Echo models built between December 2002 and September 2003. According to a statement from the Japanese company's local arm, "the recall is due to the possibility that the front driver's airbag may have been assembled with humidity-affected propellant wafers". What that means, according to Toyota, is that if the driver's airbag deploys during a collision, "the inner pressure of the inflator assembly could increase abnormally and the inflator body could rupture". "The ruptured inflator may create metallic projectile fragments that could contact an occupant, increasing the risk of injury," the statement reads. Toyota Australia confirmed that no incidents or accidents of this nature have occurred locally, though owners are being notified by mail to arrange an appointment at a dealership where the steering wheel airbag will be replaced at no cost. The repair is predicted to take one hour. The Toyota recall is related to the widespread Takata airbag recall that has forced millions of vehicles to be recalled in the US and other parts of the world. Indeed, the company recalled 2000-2004 Corolla and Avensis Verso models, along with the Lexus SC430, in Australia earlier this year. Locally, there have been multiple recalls for Takata airbag issues; the most recent of which affected the Nissan Micra city car, with 12,859 cars were affected. In total, more than 100,000 vehicles from BMW, Honda, Lexus, Mazda, Mercedes-Benz and Toyota have been recalled in Australia to address the defect with the airbags sourced from Japanese manufacturer Takata.
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HOME > Chowhound > Ontario (inc. Toronto) > Looking for kid-friendly near Bloor Intercontinental Hi. Long time reader of the Ontario/Toronto RSS feed. I did a search, but found no results that really helped me. I'm planning a weekend in Toronto, staying at the Intercontinental near the ROM on Bloor. I will have two toddlers with me, and I'm looking for specific restaurants that are kid friendly, cheap and interesting for the parents. Noodles would be ideal. Korean, Japanese, really any interesting food. This would be for lunches and dinners. How are the restaurant(s?) in the ROM for lunch? Thanks. Looking forward to responses, and looking forward to the trip. 1. Click to Upload a photo (10 MB limit) 1. just a few doors west on Bloor is Pho Hung (upstairs) -- good for Pho and Bun (avg 10-12/pp) a bit further west (S/W corner of Bloor & Spadina) is Greg's Ice Cream -- get the roasted marshmellow ice cream . . . sooooo good Korean -- koreatown is a few TTC stops west at Christie. If you want to walk, reasonable choices can be found on Yonge, just South of Wellesley -- YummyBBQ - avg meal under $8. Or, if your kids are old enough to enjoy Korean BBQ, go to GrillTime on Yonge, just north of College. If you go for lunch on M/T, it's really cheap (around $7 for AYCE). 1. You've got some great recs already... agree that Pho Hung is the first thing that came to mind... extremely convenient, and the food is good. Trip to Korean-town is good counsel too. Greg's is great. - Ethiopia House on Irwin might be interesting... or it might just be too weird for the kids - Duke of York or the Bedford Academy, both on Prince Arthur, are very close. Neither are upscale or gourmet, but if you wanted some chicken fingers for the kids and a decent pint for the adults, you could easily get by. - Fresh at Bloor and Spadina is good veggie fare. - New York Deli at Bay and Bloor is good for quick and dirty deli lunch (or dinner). - I have a friend whose son loves Yamato in Yorkville... he thinks teppanyaki is totally entertaining (although he's slightly older than toddling) 2 Replies 1. re: Rabbit ooo teppanyaki, I've been meaning to take the kids to a teppanyaki place. They'd be quite into it. 1. re: Rabbit I think Ethiopian house is known for very slow service (I could be wrong). *My* toddler doesn't really wait for her dinner ;) 2. There is a family friendly place to eat in the ROM with decent food - You might find this thread about kid-friendly places helpful - I second the Duke of York -- friendly staff and some kid-friendly menu choices. I used to take my daughter for lunch there after piano lessons at the RCM every Saturday. If you're planning to wander a bit farther, King's Noodle House as mentioned in the above thread is good and affordable. There's also Mother's Dumplings - http://www.mothersdumplings.com/ Duke Of York 39 Prince Arthur Ave, Toronto, ON M5R 1B2, CA 1 Reply 1. re: JamieK some more links - Mother's Dumplings 421 Spadina Avenue, Toronto, ON , CA King's Noodle House 296 Spadina Ave, Toronto, ON M5T, CA 2. btw, let us know where you end up and how it goes, as feedback to our recs is helpful. thanks. 1. Just thought of another one - within walking distance but about one or two subway stops away to the west is By The Way Cafe in the Annex area, nice warm casual ambience, family-friendly but good wine and beer list, good food. By The Way 400 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M5S1X5, CA 1. I highly recommend Country Style restaurant on Bloor, a few blocks west of Spadina. Hungarian food like schnitzel, dumplings etc. Very tasty, large portions and easy on the pocketbook. Family-style restaurant. BTW I'd skip the Duke of York simply because I don't feel comfortable recommending a pub for little ones (not that you'd be serving them beer) 3 Replies 1. re: merlot143 Now that bars in Toronto are 100% non-smoking, what's the downside of taking kids to a pub? Are they going to turn into raging alcoholics just by watching grown-ups hoist a pint or two? 1. re: merlot143 If you don't feel comfortable making a recommendation, then don't. I have always found the Duke to be family-friendly, they even have booster seats for the little ones. The servers are super friendly to kids. The dining area upstairs by the fireplace or at the back in the conservatory is comfortable and casual. The kids I've taken or seen there enjoy the chicken fingers, aussie fries (cheese and bacon bits on fries with a side of ranch dip), fish n chips, etc. btw, Country Style serves alcohol. 1. re: JamieK for what it's worth, I'd take my kids to a pub, and thanks for the Duke recommendation. How else would they get healthy attitudes towards alcohol? and a 5pm supper on a sunday won't have a lot of drunks. 2. I like the Coffee Mill (99 Yorkville Avenue, (416) 920-2108). Less than 5 mins walk from Hotel Intercontinental. Serves nice Hungarian food, and the waitresses adore children. But you might have to make reservations for weekends, which may turn you off. 1. i've heard GREAT THINGS about cafe nervosa in Yorkville. intersection of Belair and Yorkville if i recall 1. Toni Bulloni's on Cumberland is a typical italian place with reasonable prices and very kid-friendly attitude. If you want to go a bit upmarket, Jamie Kennedy at the Gardiner museum will do a few kids items on request.
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Providing more flexible arrangements to help indigenous people access their super was not an “extra impost” on super funds Lyn Melcer, head of technical advice at QSuper, told the Hayne royal commission. Research shows a retirement wealth gap between indigenous and non-indigenous people. Melcer visited two remote communities thinking QSuper treated all members equally, but discovered that “equal isn’t the same for everybody”, she told the Royal Commission into Misconduct in the Banking, Superannuation and Financial Services Industry on Monday. Beginning the second week of round five, which is shining a spotlight on the $2.6 trillion super sector, senior counsel assisting Rowena Orr addressed a range of issues in her opening comments, presenting evidence that some members of remote indigenous communities have given up on accessing super money that belongs to them. She referred to witness statements from Lynda Edwards of Financial Counselling Australia and Nathan Boyle of ASIC, who are both involved with assisting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with issues around superannuation. Boyle said 80 per cent of his time assisting indigenous community members was around simply gaining access to their superannuation, while Edwards likened negotiating the system to “swimming upstream” leading some to “give up” and lose their benefits. Some financial counsellors who had visited indigenous communities had found fund members who were totally and permanently disabled and could make a claim, but the time to make it had expired because they were not aware they had an insurance policy, Orr said. Geographical isolation, language barriers, poor literacy and kinship identification issues were all contributing factors, she said, with some indigenous people likening superannuation to “stolen wages”. She added that people in these communities often had multiple names and different dates of birth on different identity documents, leading to enormous difficulties identifying themselves to superannuation organisations. In 2016, AUSTRAC – the government agency responsible for monitoring financial transactions to prevent things like money laundering and terrorism financing – released new guidance for a more flexible approach to identifying Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as part of legislated “Know Your Customer” requirements, Orr said. But while most funds had taken this up at the head-office level, there was evidence it had yet to filter down to customer-facing staff, she said. QSuper is Australia’s third-largest superannuation fund and has $104 billion of funds under management. Melcer has worked there since 1981. She told the commission of two visits she had paid to remote indigenous communities to help resolve superannuation issues – one to the Lockhart River community in far north Queensland, and one to the APY Lands in the remote north-west of South Australia. She encountered many community members without passports or driver’s licences – the two most common and basic forms of identification used in the industry. Most people did not have computers and the APY Lands had gained mobile phone coverage only weeks before her visit. She helped a woman who was raising her grandson because her daughter had passed away. The woman viewed him as her son, but she couldn’t name him in a binding death benefit nomination, as he wasn’t an immediate family member. It should be “no impost” for superannuation funds to extend their definition of a “dependant” to a child adopted under cultural law, she said, as long as the member identifies the beneficiary. There were frequent misunderstandings due to language barriers, leading to a need for superannuation funds to reduce the use of jargon on their forms, Melcer said. Obtaining death certificates was at times challenging because in much of Australia the funeral director liaises with the Department of Births, Deaths and Marriages but funeral directors are rarely used in these communities. Over the course of several days during these visits, work that would otherwise take years was quickly resolved, leading to millions of dollars of superannuation being repaid to its owners, Melcer said. In response, QSuper had simplified language in its forms and letters, trained relevant people on cultural issues associated with dealing with indigenous customers, ensured widespread awareness of the AUSTRAC updates and done some extra work dealing with government agencies in obtaining things like death certificates. “It’s a little bit extra, but it’s not an impost at all,” Melcer said. She told the royal commission she did not agree superannuation fund staff should immediately ask whether a customer identifies as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander when on the phone or face to face. Similar issues apply to groups such as victims of domestic violence or homeless people, she said, and it was the job of superannuation funds to work through their members’ problems, regardless. Melcer also did not agree with the argument that the superannuation preservation age should be lowered for indigenous people to reflect lower life expectancies. She did not want to “give up on that battle” of shrinking the life expectancy gap, and said the issue could be addressed in other ways, such as more flexible total-and-permanent disability criteria.
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Liquor It or Lose It: Small MS Town Should Minimize Alcohol Regulation After reading Rachel’s exploration of craft beer last week, I began thinking about the ways in which alcohol regulation can affect economies beyond brand competition. Let’s take Brandon, Mississippi, where I went to high school. Brandon is short on nice restaurants, even chains common to interstate-stop towns like Outback or Olive Garden steer clear of its city boundaries. Why can’t I get a nice steak in town? Look no further than good ole theocracy—it’s illegal to sell alcohol within the city lines. Thankfully, though, a recent push for liberty by the citizens of Brandon has paved the way for consumer choice without the mandated morality of others to re-enter this small, southern town. Prohibition reigned in the entire state of Mississippi until 1966, but folks in Brandon found that freedom, like a good shot of whiskey, was apparently too strong for them even now. In a step towards liberty and economic progress, however, the city recently affirmed a referendum to allow the sale of liquor by the glass. The potential tax revenue generated by liquor sales were attractive enough for residents to overlook the Moral Majority who sought to impose their archaic views on alcohol consumption onto the entire town. In addition to the tax revenue, restaurant chains that earn their largest profit margins off of alcohol sales can now consider coming to Brandon bringing jobs and the business demands necessary for economic growth and prosperity. Many opponents claim that allowing alcohol sales in the city would increase drunk driving, but this is a foolish notion. Making people drive to the next city to find liquor and then drive home is much more dangerous. Additionally, some of the town’s more conservative residents view the sale of alcohol as “build[ing] a city on the back of broken lives, broken families, and broken homes.” Uh, okay. Since when did an Olive Garden selling a glass of wine with their pasta exploit a broken life? Last I checked, people were capable of making the choice to drink responsibly. And if your real concern is alcoholism (which does break families, lives, and homes), it would make more sense to focus on getting these people treatment than simply booting booze out of the town, as if that absolves your moral responsibility to them. Luckily, these naysayers were not enough to win the day in Brandon, but citizens aren’t exercising their freedom of the cocktail just yet. The rum must now be regulated (because we all know regulation is essential for everything…especially evil things like alcohol) by the city council of aldermen. This final step to regulate worries me because of the strong conservative presence in Brandon. Regulation has long been the tool of busybodies who, if something they don’t like must be legal, will at least make it as hard for people to get as possible. Here, these “dogooders” stand to further stifle an economy that needs all of the opportunities it can get. The town cannot compete with surrounding areas for economic growth because the restaurants go where they can make money, which is where they can sell liquor. With the restaurants come a whole bundle of forward linkages to new economic growth. I want my little brother to grow up in a prosperous town. I want him to go to well-funded schools, play in clean parks, and learn to drive on well paved roads. That can only happen if Brandon moves beyond a discomfort with alcohol. I hope the aldermen will listen their constituents and realize it’s time to cut short the regulation of alcohol. Lord knows the town needs it. UPDATE:  I just received a message on Facebook from Council Alderman Monica Corley, who read my post. The message reads, in relevant part: “We have already passed the corresponding ordinance with a 50/50 ratio of food sales to alcohol sales. This is more liberal than Pearl and Flowood who require 60/40.” They also report that Applebee’s in Brandon plans to sell liquor soon. They have not yet updated their ordinances, which is the source of the disconnect between this update and the article. I am excited to see the town take steps towards a brighter future that encourages free consumer choice for residents. Liberty has truly won out in Brandon.
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Is there a Dawkins? This is an issue that has been weighing on my mind recently.  I found a video that addresses the question: Does Dawkins exist? Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed I finally got to see the documentary (I signed up for Netflix on my Xbox 360–cool). I think it was very well done, and it points out the true state of science and academia. While it made use of strong visual rhetorical devices, I found them compelling and not inappropriate. I would also say that I bet Ben Stein was a handful as a child (in school and elsewhere)! He plays dumb with  the best of folk when talking to the radical atheist naturalists (Dick Dawkins, Paul Zachary, Eugenie, et. al.). As an aside, I find that as a shrink, asking ‘dumb’ questions is an art form, and absolutely necessary. “So eating every meal under your basement stairs in complete darkness is much more pleasurable than eating it at the kitchen table like most people do?” Also, poor Dickie D was feeling so magnanimous1 that day that he hypothesized that life on Earth could have been seeded by aliens who were the result of Darwinian evolution. Fortunately, for the theistic evolutionists and atheistic evolutionists, he is no longer feeling magnanimous. 1 A Naturalistic Fairy Tale-Part VIII
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• Confirmed: 944,065 • Deaths: 21,828 • Recovered: 882,332 Overlooked Mental Disorders The brilliant Dr Syeda Maria Bukhari, a dedicated psychologist, unravelled a subject rarely ever discussed. She shed significant light upon mental disorders, their symptoms, aetiology and treatment. It was shocking to learn that there has been a rise in mental illnesses in Pakistan. Most patients never get diagnosed due to a lack of awareness of the subject. Patients get no treatment and almost always suffer till they die. What a horrible revelation! People are suffering all around us and we are quite oblivious to their plight. The loved ones around a patient judge him/her to be crazy and self-centred. Most assume the sufferer to be afflicted by the supernatural. They are either left alone or taken to peers to find a spiritual cure. This is a tiny effort to create some awareness for the oblivious ones and for those who suffer in silence. There are over 200 classified mental disorders. This article talks about a common few like: • Depression • Anxiety disorders • Bipolar disorder • Schizophrenia Depression is the most undermined mental illness. It is just characterized as persistently low mood and a loss of interest. But it is so much more than that. It is an actual illness that affects many; men and women. The average length of a depressive episode is 6-8 months. Sadness, mood swings, hopelessness, guilt, angry outbursts and loss of interest in pleasurable activities are a few symptoms of depression. It is further subdivided into: • Major depression • Persistent Depressive disorder • Bipolar disorder • Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) • Psychotic Depression • Postpartum Depression • Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD) • Situational Depression • Atypical Depression Depression physically affects in numerous ways. The patient feels unexplained aches, weight loss/gain, change in appetite, tiredness or lack of energy and sexual problems. There are sudden behavioural changes. He/she finds it difficult to honour commitments withdraws from people, self-harms and indulges in substance abuse. Decision making, concentrating, remembering are all difficult for a person suffering from depression. Delusions and hallucinations also occur in severe forms of depression. Depression has numerous causes. It can be caused by genes, a chemical imbalance in the brain and hormonal changes. It can even be caused by seasons. Traumatic experiences like assault, abuse, accidents, life-threatening situations and childhood traumas also trigger depression in many people. Depression is treatable. Intervention by loved ones is important. If you feel a certain loved one around you has these symptoms or you have any of these symptoms, please visit a psychologist for diagnoses. Along with that exercising, eating healthy and changes in lifestyle also help in eradicating this disorder. The next disorder on this list is: Anxiety Disorder and Panic Attacks: Some of the most commonly diagnosed anxiety disorders are: Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) This disorder is basically feeling anxious and fearful for no reason. Panic disorder People suffering from panic disorders have unpredictable panic attacks triggered by unknown reasons. Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) Obsessions and repetitive activities like washing your hands over and over again. The person suffering from phobias is intensely fearful of harmless objects. Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) PTSD causes flashbacks and nightmares of traumatic experiences and makes the patient relive those agonizing moments over and over again. A few symptoms of anxiety disorders are; nervousness, panic, sweating, trembling, increased heart rate, rapid breathing, trouble sleeping and gastrointestinal problems. Causes of anxiety disorders aren’t fully understood. They are most probably triggered by traumas or genes. Cognitive-behavioural therapy is very effective in treating these disorders. Bipolar Disorder: It is also known as manic-depressive disorder. Most people suffering from this disorder cycle between depression and mania. A few symptoms are; rapid, loud and uninterruptable speech, hyperactivity, decreased sleep, excessive spending, hypersexuality and substance abuse. It is caused by genes, environment and dysfunction of neurotransmitters in the brain. It is treated by medication prescribed by a practising doctor. Schizophrenia is caused by factors like genes and environment. Schizophrenic people have different brains as compared to people who do not suffer from schizophrenia. There are fewer connections between brain cells and the parts of the brain that deal with memory are smaller. Schizophrenic patients have various emotional, cognitive and behavioural problems. A person suffering from schizophrenia may have impaired communication, abnormal motor behaviour and lack of ability to function. This includes a lack of emotions and neglecting personal hygiene. They have delusions based on false beliefs, they assume to be harassed or famous. They could assume certain gestures are made against them whereas, in reality, those gestures have nothing to do with them. They have hallucinations, they hear and see things which are not real but for them they are real. Voices coerce them to inflict pain on themselves or others around them. People suffering from this disorder have no concept of the reality around them. They live in a world of their own which adversely affects them and their loved ones. If the patient is left untreated this disease can worsen and can end in suicide or aggressive behaviour. If you see symptoms of schizophrenia in someone around you, talk to them and try to convince them to seek help from a mental health professional. It may be hard to convince the sufferer but it is absolutely essential that they receive medical help. Comments are closed.
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already a subscriber? Register me Subscribe now See my options Foster Care One state foster kid's story When I was taken from my home and given 10 minutes to pack my belongings, no one told me where I would be going or what the long-term plan was for me. I entered foster care with very little information and even less influence on the decisions being made. At that point in my life, I couldn't understand why people said things like "everything happens for a reason." At 15, I felt helpless and hopeless and could find little justification for my life taking this drastic detour. Fast-forward six years and nine placements later. At 22 years old, I am beginning to grasp the bigger picture. My story is not unique in Wisconsin or around the country; there are more than 7,000 youths in foster care in Wisconsin and over a half-million around the nation - and many of them are teens. My time spent in foster care is something I no longer am ashamed of or something that I think makes me "special." Instead, it is something that gives me perspective on a population that often goes unseen. Older youths in foster care experience unique challenges in transitioning, and people in every occupation and life situation can contribute to improving our chances for success. Internships with FosterClub and the National Resource Center for Youth Development have blessed me with the opportunity to listen to the stories of hundreds of youths who now stand in the shoes I once filled. For most older youths in the system, there are common concerns. One of the biggest things we wonder is: Who will stick around when they stop getting paid to do so? I had so many people in my life providing "services" vs. providing real, long-term support. It's hard to create reciprocal relationships when you have learned that there is a time and a place for sharing - during appointments. And what happens when those appointments stop? Once youths "age out" of the system, what do they do with all of the emotions they once had an outlet for? At 18, I still had a lot left to learn, but the number of people willing to teach me drastically decreased. Often those feelings of frustration and lack of support manifest into behavior that does not benefit us. If you are someone with a listening ear and an open door, we need you. If you're not very emotional but are good with budgeting and planning, we need you. I am only where I am today because people who weren't obligated to stepped up to the plate. Without these people, I could've ended up in a much different situation. My intention in writing this is to say that it is possible to create a community structure that lifts youths up. If there is going to be system reform, it has to be grass roots, because love is not something you can legislate or mandate - nor should you have to. We can help ensure that youths know there is life after foster care, and it can be a better life than they ever dreamed of. The idea that "it takes a village to raise a child" is still relevant. My challenge to you is: What can you contribute to your village? What opportunities do you have to support not just foster care youths but at-risk youths in general? You don't have to be perfect to be involved. Greta Anderson entered the Wisconsin foster care system at age 15, placed in care as a result of a messy family court situation. During her two years in care, Greta experienced nine placements as well as grappled with being separated from her younger sister. She is a senior majoring in art education at the University of Wisconsin-Stout. She plans to pursue her doctoral degree. Greta served as a 2009 FosterClub All-Star and is enjoying her summer in Tulsa, Okla., as a National Resource Center for Youth Development intern. © 2014, Journal Sentinel Inc. All rights reserved. NewsWatch Delivered E-mail Newsletter Get the Newsletter! Login or Register to manage all your newsletter preferences.
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Sing... for the pure joy of it. Singing with others is an exhilarating and liberating experience,and with Singing for Larks, it's one that everybody can enjoy. Singing for Larks has an exciting approach based on the simple, traditional pleasure of learning by ear. There is no individual singing; instead the whole group will learn and sing together, free from the pressure of learning vocal techniques or of working towards public performance. If you've never sung anywhere but in the privacy of your own bathroom, then this approach makes the joy of singing with others easily accessible - any nervousness quickly melts away into confidence, exhilaration and pride. If you're an experienced singer, these workshops will offer you a special opportunity to develop your aural skills and to discover something new and magical in the singing experience.
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American girl dating muslim man 17 Jun (see quote from Romans 10:9 above) In the book of John it says about Jesus A Muslim is someone who stands condemned by God because he does not believe in Jesus.The Bible makes it clear that if a woman has the freedom to choose her own husband, (which in those times only happens in the rare circumstances that the woman becomes widowed - otherwise marriages were always arranged), they must marry a Christian.Christian pastors and Muslim imams have come together to draw up guidelines detailing advice on how to deal with inter-faith marriages.Although marrying between faiths is entirely legal in Britain, couples often face resistance and hostility, both from family members and religious leaders.Estimating the number of people in mixed-faith marriages is difficult.The 2001 census suggests 21,000 but demographers believe the figure is considerably higher. My answer to that is going to be a"no," but I hope you would read my explanation below.
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facts about obesity 16 Preventative Facts about Obesity As a society, we are getting fatter and fatter. This is as a result of all kinds of societal factors – the types of food we have available, education, and sheer lack of exercise. Obesity is something of a pandemic – and alarmingly, it’s easy to prevent. So – why are so many people in modern society overweight? Getting fat might be easy, but it’s no laughing matter. In this fact file, we’re going to look closely at this growing pandemic – and why it’s time the world started thinking skinnier.  Here’s 16 facts about Obesity for you to consider: 1. Obesity refers to a state of being very overweight. This is based on your BMI or Body Mass Index, which takes into account your height, gender and exercise level to determine your ideal weight. 2. Believe it or not, just over a third of all adults in the US are considered obese. A third on top of that are overweight – meaning just a third of those in the US are considered a healthy weight or lighter. 3. What’s more, obesity is a crisis that’s causing serious money woes for America. For example, it’s likely to cost around $147 billion, yearly, to cope with medical demand raised through obese patients. interesting facts about obesity Fast food contributes hugely to obesity 1. Worldwide, the problems aren’t slowing down any further. By 2016, around 650 million people worldwide were considered obese through the BMI calculation standards. This is thought to have increased threefold since 1975. 2. Obesity is, however, easy to combat. Purely through additional exercise and healthier choices, everyday people can start to cut back on their waistlines. It is thought that sugar, too, has more of an impact on weight gain these days than fats – which are thought to be healthier than once assumed. 3. Around an hour a day of physical activity, even light exercise, is recommended for adults to combat obesity. 1. The fattest state in the US is Mississippi, with around 39.5% of adults there being classed as obese. Conversely, Colorado is the skinniest state, though with an adult obesity rate of 23%, these statistics still don’t make for light reading. 2. However, the US is not the fattest nation on Earth. That honour belongs to Nauru, where around 61% of the nations’ adults are clinically obese. 3. The lowest rates of obesity can be found in Vietnam, Bangladesh, Timor-Leste, India and Cambodia. The majority of countries in the least obese list are Asian. 4. Processed foods, and a lack of reliable nutrition, are thought to be largely to blame for rising obesity rates in the US and elsewhere. Therefore, there continue to be significant pushes for greater food education the world over. Obesity facts 1. Carbohydrates, too, are considered to be particularly impactful in terms of weight gain. It’s thought that managing carbs could help to stave off rising obesity – meaning that many diets and programs encoyrage a healthier intake of protein, and in some cases, healthy fats. 2. Obesity is not just an outward physical issue – it is a killer. It is thought that around 2.8 million people around the world die, yearly, as a result of being overweight. Obesity can put immense pressure on your organs and your ability to perform normal tasks. 3. Some of the major conditions which can worsen – or be brought on at all – by obesity – can include diabetes (type 2), various cancers in the breasts, liver, kidneys, ovaries and prostate, heart disease and osteoarthritis. how to lose weight 1. It is thought that many people may struggle with weight loss due to hormonal imbalances. This means that, during periods of dieting, our bodies may encourage us to produce more of the hunger hormone, which is likely to encourage us to indulge in lots of the wrong things. This, of course, leads to people often regaining weight they had lost. 2. In some cultures, obesity is actually seen as a sign of good health and wellbeing. However, research increasingly proves that this is far from being the case in terms of long-term health. 3. Many obese people who are unable to lose weight naturally may qualify for certain surgeries, such as gastric bypass. This will help to shrink the stomach, encouraging it to take in fewer calories. In time, this can help people to adapt to healthier lifestyles. Do you have any interesting facts about obesity that we’ve missed?  Share them here in the comments section below! Leave a Reply Related 'The Human Body' Facts
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Create a Photoshop style web design using Fireworks 8 I've often marvelled at those "air" styled Photoshop web designs and wondered how I could set about re-creating this technique with Fireworks, my preferred web design package. So I thought I would create a layout to demonstrate that Fireworks can be as good as Photoshop for this style of design. orange.png Create a blank page 1000x1000px. Don't worry about the background colour yet. Import the provided graphic to the left (or use your own) and place it touching the top.    Now change the page background colour, modify->canvas-canvas color and use the dropper to select an appropriate colour from the photo. To merge the photo out at the bottom, so that the line between it and the background is in distinct, create a rectangle that covers the photo and fill with gradient from white to dark grey (#444444) with a vertical gradient as follows img-02.png  Select both objects and modify->mask->group as mask Create a rounded rectangle about 950x230px, set transparency to 50% in the layers dialog and apply the following formatting: img-04.png  Place it below the photo. Create two similar rounded rectangles around 470x380 px and position side by side below the main rectangle img-05.png  Create a rectangle to fit over the top of one of the smaller rectangles from above and use the fill as follows img-06.png  Duplicate it (Ctrl-Shift-D) and move it across to cover the other rounded rectangle Create a rounded rectangle 765x55px with gradient fill #6A2A00 to #FF6600 and a 1px border of #FF6600. Place it overlapping the top edge of the top boxand set transparency to 80% img-08.png  Create another rounded rectangle about half the height of the previous one, fill it with white and set transparency to 20% img-09.png  Group these two together by Shift-Click both and pressing ctrl-G. Duplicate ctrl-shift-D and move one to the bottom. Resize by using ctrl-t and dragging out to both sides. Double click within the rectangle to finish  Create a new group and call it headings. Create a rectangle 570x95px, fill with white and set transparency to 10% img-11.png  Create some text And a slogan Create a new group and call it "menu". Create your menu text And change the text fill to a gradient by clicking on "fill options" in the colour palette . img-16.png  Create the vertical bars to go between each menu as follows. 2 vertical lines. The first 2 px wide and grey (note the overlay has been changed rfom normal to lighten) img-17.png  and the second .. Group them together (select both and press ctrl-G) and then duplicate as required (ctrl-shift-D) and move using shift--left-arrow or shift-right-arrow, so that they always line up. img-19.png Did you know you can hire me? Beginning Yii ... I'm very excited about a new Yii Training course that has just been published. The course is designed for anyone wanting to learn Yii, whether new to frameworks or converting from another. Eight chapters, each having five videos of between 3 and 5 minutes, take you through the basics of the Yii Framework, building a web application step-by-step. Save 40% - introductory offer $20.99 / £13.19 / €16.19 / A$20.99 Leave a Comment
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On one hand–at least it isn’t the federal exchange site, on the other now we can understand why Harry Reid let his staff avoid the healthcare exchange.  The email below went to senate staffers at about 11:30 am this morning: It may be why Reid is letting his staff off the hook but it is also why they need to be subject to the same Obamacare problems as the rest of us. Send this to a friend
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Oropharyngeal Dysphagia by Carlo Raj, MD My Notes • Required. Save Cancel Learning Material 2 • PDF Slides GD Esophagus.pdf • PDF Download Lecture Overview Report mistake 00:01 Oro-Pharyngeal Dysphagia. 00:04 You’re having a hard time getting the bolus from the mouth into the pharynx. 00:09 Why? Nerve damage. 00:13 Think of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis; you take a cotton swab, go to the back of the neck, but you don’t have a gag reflex, right? Neural issues; ALS, diabetic neuropathy. 00:29 My topic, oro-pharygeal dysphagia, that clear? You literally can’t even get the food or bolus from mouth into the esophagus. 00:37 This is where you are, in this region. 00:41 Symptoms are coughing, regurgitation and choking because you can’t get it into your esophagus. 00:45 Look for the patient keeping the food here. 00:50 Okay? Because they can’t get it into the esophagus. 00:53 They’re not trying to be annoying. 00:55 They just can’t. 00:56 Now, because you can’t get it into the esophagus, often times you may get it into the wrong tube. 01:04 Instead of getting it into the posterior esophagus, you get into the anterior trachea and if you get it in there often enough, your patient often times with ALS or nerve damage, they will suffer from aspiration pneumonia. 01:20 Video-fluoroscopy can show the structural lesion. 01:24 Work-up for CNS lesions; stroke, multiple sclerosis, Lou Gehrig, Parkinson, myasthenia gravis - all wonderful differentials that you want to keep in mind if you’re thinking about a patient who’s not able to get food from the mouth into the pharynx. About the Lecture The lecture Oropharyngeal Dysphagia by Carlo Raj, MD is from the course Esophageal Disease. Included Quiz Questions 1. A workup for CNS lesions, including CVA, MS, ALS, Parkinson's disease, and myasthenia gravis 2. Manometry of the esophagus 3. Barium swallow 4. CT scan of the brain done immediately, before taking the history and performing a physical examination 5. Upper endoscopy 1. Videofluoroscopy 2. Barium swallow 3. Chest X-ray 4. CT scan of the chest 5. Esophageal manometry Author of lecture Oropharyngeal Dysphagia Carlo Raj, MD Carlo Raj, MD Customer reviews 3,0 of 5 stars 5 Stars 4 Stars 3 Stars 2 Stars 1  Star Oral Phase of Swallow By Torsten D. on 30. September 2017 for Oropharyngeal Dysphagia There are many more symptoms of oropharyngeal dysphagia than those mentioned (e.g. increased chewing time, inability to form bolus etc.). Also, referral to speech pathology would provide additional insight into the patient's dysphagia.
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Wednesday, August 03, 2016 The Green Party Has a "Woo" Problem Belatedly, I am prompted to respond to new scrutiny of Jill Stein as a competing candidate and possible alternative for voters mobilized by the Bernie Sanders campaign. Stein is the presumptive nominee to be the Green Party's candidate for President a second time. Unsurprisingly, with the enhanced attention making it harder to simply ignore the Green Party, there is a lot of negative stuff. Some prominent Democratic supporters, including Dan Savage, have stooped to misrepresenting and smearing the Green Party and its candidate.(As he has done in the past, being a rather hawkish partisan.) Yet the scrutiny is important, and the party and its candidate have both been around long enough to understand their role in helping the electorate envision alternatives to the traditional parties and feel comfortable supporting them. They do this in the context of the bourgeois spectacle of presidential politics, and they work against the deliberate effort by the parties, media organizations, and the Commission on Presidential Debates to make us believe there are no other "real" parties. Today I have to acknowledge that the Green Party has a bit of a "woo" problem. It's not insurmountable, and it's also not new; and they must confront it. This is the week of their nominating convention, maybe this is a good time. Last week while I was busy at a festival, I began seeing posts alleging that Jill Stein was "anti-vaccine." I have enough background with the Green Party to remember that it has flirted with some fringey positions about food and medicine in the past (and not very long ago), so I felt concerned and immediately began examining this for myself. I also know that Jill Stein (for whom I voted in 2012)  is a physician so the rumor that she is part of the "anti-vax" fringe raised my eyebrows. To begin with the anti-vax allegations: these are false, but there is a memo here for the candidate. The longest statement I could find by Dr. Stein about vaccines was from an "Ask Me Anything" session she did on Reddit (Direct link here.) This statement was also cited by Snopes in its article debunking the anti-vax claim. The statement makes a clear distinction: she does not question the value of vaccinations per se, and does not air non-scientific allegations about vaccinations; her argument about vaccinations addresses the economics, and the role of profit-seeking in vaccinations as well as medicine generally. She speaks of the regulation and promotion of vaccines by people with a financial interest. That's a valid political argument and to portray this as "anti-vax" is a smear that misrepresents the argument she actually makes. She has also tweeted, in response to these allegations, her support for immunization. I'm inclined to agree with Snopes that this charge is false; but there is some language here that is a little bit hedgy, as if trying not to alienate potential supporters who hold onto anti-vaccine views. This would be pandering to pseudo-science and she would deserve criticism for that.  I would have addressed this question differently, and made a repeated and unambiguous statement separating the science from the political economy of supply and distribution. For instance, let us now move into the issue of GMOs. A widely shared blog post by Dan Arel takes her to task (and withdraws his own endorsement of Stein) on the issue of genetically modified foods and his point is valid. Stein is calling for a moratorium on genetically modified foods and pesticides. Arel quotes a recent fundraising email, which I also received, asserting without any documentary links that "evidence is now showing that once these foods reach our digestive tract, they can affect our very DNA." Arel presents the problem in very simple and stark terms: either this is an indulgence in scary prose for the purposes of raising money, which would be dishonest; or Stein is earnestly standing in opposition to scientific findings about GMOs, which is no easier to defend than those who deny climate change. If we are debating whether the alternative candidate for the left is fear-mongering or actually subscribing to "woo" theories about science, we have a problem.  Mishandling the issue not only kookifies the candidate - sssssh, kookify is a legitimate verb - it also pivots away from a legitimate issue that should be raised. We don't have to be scared about the science, but should we not be discussing the role of large corporations like Monsanto in patenting genetic material and using patent laws to extend its control and profit-taking over even the smallest farms? Jill Stein should be staking her position as the candidate who wants to debate the political economy of GMO research. By playing to fears about GMO, she blows that issue and exposes herself to being portrayed as a kook. Considering her status as an alternative candidate in a country strongly entrenched in viewing the two-party system as legitimate, this is a very expensive mistake. To make any mark in this election, the Greens have to play to a national audience. Another expensive mistake, also cited by Arel and getting circulation of its own, is a recent video of an appearance by Stein where she says strange things about wireless internet service in schools. I have watched the video myself. (Here is a link to the video.) She starts by saying some sensible things about education, how we shouldn't depend too much on screens or dump kids in front of computers too long, but then someone throws in a comment about wireless internet and inexplicably Stein keeps talking off the cuff: "We should not be subjecting kid’s brains especially to that…we make guinea pigs out of whole populations and then we discover how many die. And this is the paradigm for how public health works in this country.” Oh brother. This is not a thing. I located some articles about medical research into radiation exposure in home and school environments. Yes, the wifi router emits radiation, and radiation is a scary word for a lot of people, but the kind of radiation it emits and the amount are not harmful. This has been investigated and the answer is no, wifi is not poisoning anyone. Wireless internet use in schools is not a public health hazard. This is kooky talk and constitutes an unforced error on the part of the candidate. 2016 is an important year for alternative parties. This year we have a major opportunity to make a case for considering alternatives to the two traditional parties. The Republican Party cannot govern and has nominated someone for president who is obviously a kook with a serious personality disorder and glaringly unprepared to hold office. The Democratic Party is in a different kind of trouble, as large numbers of voters (and millennials especially) are rejecting its center-right ideology. Confidence in these two parties as a legitimate duopoly is at an unusual low.  This could be a year when a Libertarian or Green candidate could make the case for being allowed to debate on the same stage. Interest in these new voices can also energize a movement for some important electoral reforms that would open up our politics, empower voters and make some of our institutions more representative of popular consent. This puts a burden on the alternative candidates. Gary Johnson and Jill Stein have more eyes on them now, more is being written about them, and they are on television more than they have been previously. They cannot afford to look like kooks. If they do, we lose the opportunity to change strongly-held prejudices about "real" political parties. As kooky as Donald Trump is, he is also frighteningly close to being elected President, and there is a lot of fear-mongering, scolding, and shaming going on among liberals directed at those of us who would dare consider a competing alternative to Hillary Clinton. Even in states that are securely blue or red, where voting for an alternative candidate won't change the state's electoral vote, some report simply being too scared to do anything except vote for Hillary Clinton. Speaking for myself, I think what is likely going to happen is that Hillary Clinton will be elected President in November. With months to go before election day, Trump's campaign is in disarray and falling behind in fundraising, elected Republicans and prominent fundraisers are beginning to withdraw their endorsements. He could still win, especially if the Clinton campaign falters, but today things appear to be moving in her direction while Trump melts down and rejects the counsel of political professionals. I will be asked if this is enough to make me change my vote. That's not a snap decision for me. How do I weigh kooky utterances about science and missed political opportunities against a Clinton presidency I feel certain will result in more endless warfare, further destabilization and humanitarian crises, escalation of fracking, further postponing of radical changes in energy production and consumption, and the eventual approval of the TPP and its human consequences? Jill Stein is on enough state ballots that she has a numerical path to winning the electoral vote. That said, she would need to run the table in a landslide without precedent. Jill Stein is certainly not going to be elected President in 2016. There is a great deal that her candidacy could achieve, however. That depends on whether she can present herself as a credible leader, a citizen of strong principle and humane ideology, who could take that oath of office and then recruit and manage the executive branch of the federal government. This means that everything she says counts. The way a candidate for President talks about science matters. If Jill Stein says kooky things about science, we lose the opportunity to advance this alternative to the Democratic Party in the mind of the electorate. Kelly said... Interesting post, Algernon. I hate that we're entrenched in this two-party system and I believe we will remain so unless third parties can be taken seriously. Think how much more exciting this campaign could have been with all four candidates getting equal coverage. Sadly, I know there are many folks who don't even realize they have a choice other than R or D. (and sad to think how little research they put into their votes when the time comes) I believe you're correct in that Hillary will be elected, however, I dislike her and her policies and cannot vote for her. So that leaves me three choices: hold my nose and vote for Trump, listen to my conscience and vote third party (which I see as a vote for Hillary, in reality), or not vote at all. It's a real dilemma. Algernon said... Whether or not a vote for an alternative candidate is a vote for Hillary depends, strategically, on where you vote. In a state that is securely blue or red, a vote for a Libertarian or Green will not make a difference in the electoral count, which is what really elects the president. In states where the vote is likely to be very close, then there are strategic considerations to be made since we have this two-party winner-take-all system (that we really need to change, by the way, since it is one of the biggest obstacles to meaningful change at the ballot box). The notion that we vote against people is fiction, although it comes from an understandable mindset. When we are forced to think in terms of either A or B, and both those choices are individually unacceptable, the doctrine of the lesser evil comes into play. This is, however, a dangerous illusion itself, because we do not literally vote against anything - we only vote FOR something. If the only alternative to Trump we are willing to recognize is Hillary Clinton, then we vote for Hillary Clinton - but then we are voting FOR what we can rationally expect from a Clinton presidency (which I would argue amounts to more war, fracking and its consequences for the climate, and the TPP and its human consequences). That's isn't a lesser evil and I'm not going to vote for it. If I did, I would be compelled to cut off the hand that marked the ballot. Kelly said... Historically, Arkansas has gone Democrat, but the last four elections have gone against that. I honestly can't tell you which party will carry the state this time. After all, we are the "land of Clinton" (though she's not nearly as popular here as he). And yes, when you word it that way I can see what you mean about a vote "against", but I still believe it's a case of "lesser of the evils". While I doubt there will ever be a candidate I can agree with 100%, some are more palatable than than others, even if not what I truly want in a leader. It's just unfortunate that in this case the two major party choices are both unacceptable. Chances are, I'll vote Libertarian.
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Sport and Exercise Psychology SEP3032Sport Psychology3 ch (3C) [W] Examines contemporary trends in sport psychology. Topics covered include: personality, motivation, arousal, stress, anxiety, competition, cooperation, imagery, self-efficacy, goal setting, concentration, burnout, and gender issues.  Prerequisites: SEP 2021, SEP 2023, and SEP 2032 (grade of B- or better in each) or permission of the instructor.
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Double Glazing Benefits for Windows And Doors June 22, 2019 As the name already suggests, double glazed windows are made of two layers of glass. This is where a space exists to separate the two panes. The space, in particular, can be either be left as a vacuum or filled with an inert gas. It holds true that double glazing Brentwood was primarily developed to provide a much better insulation for houses and/or building, but it actually has a lot more to offer. In this article, let’s take a look at the various benefits of double glazing windows. You should then be able to understand why double glazing your windows and doors is a great option to take. 1. Better Insulation As mentioned above, double glazing’s primary purpose was to provide better insulation; hence, it became a more suitable option than the traditional way of glazing. The double glazed windows are capable of providing a better barrier, reducing the amount of heat transferred from the area all the way to the cold outer air. Through this process, your house is more than capable of retaining the heat obtained from the sun during the day. And during hot summer days or months, your windows can easily keep the extreme heat outside. Since double glazed windows provide you with better insulation, you can rest assured knowing that enjoying cooler summers and warmer winters is possible. 2. Noise Reduction Have you noticed a house where the windows just seem to be bad at preventing even the slightest noise to come in? Well, if you are going to choose double glazing, this is something that you do not have to worry about. Apart from providing better insulation, it can also significantly reduce noise compared to traditional or single glazing. Double glazed windows are great especially if you are situated in a noisy neighbourhood like being near an airport or mall. With double glazing, you can make your house quiet and peaceful. You can keep your abode away from the busy and loud world outside. Also, since you are able to keep the noise at bay, your conversations are kept within the house only. You do not have to worry about neighbours complaining after putting the music on. In other words, you can enjoy without the worry of disturbing your neighbours. 3. Reduces Energy Consumption Yes, that is right – double glazed windows are also perfect if you want to save a tremendous amount of energy. Remember that these windows can retain most of the heat outside.  And with the increased insulation, turning on your heating system is less during winter months. As a result, you are greatly reducing energy consumption. Not only are you able to save on your power bills, but you are also able to help the environment. 4. Increases Property Value Are you looking to increase your home’s value? Are you interested in putting your property out on the market? If so, then it is time to consider double glazing your windows. Doing so can actually increase your property’s value. An older property can look better and more appealing. Also, most buyers these days want a home that is properly insulated. Your property can become more attractive when compared to properties with single glazed windows. 5. Reduced Interior Damage Sunlight can always damage your belongings, especially when they are placed near windows and doors. The sunlight’s UV rays can slowly cause damage to your home’s décor, carpets, and even furniture. By double glazing your windows (or even doors), you can greatly reduce the amount of UV rays that can get into your house. Moreover, the insulation provided ensures that all of your belongings will not suffer much damage from the never-ending temperature fluctuations. If you want to increase the level of UV light protection in your house, you can consider installing a UV window film on top of your double glazed windows. 6. Increases Home Security Double glazed windows can easily discourage intruders, thus adding more safety and security to your property. Intruders will have a hard time breaking in if you have double glazed windows. This is most especially the case if you decide to add a laminated or toughened glass. 7. It Is Eco-Friendly As you can see with what is happening to our environment, there is clearly a need to greatly reduce the impact we have on the environment. If you choose double glazing, you will be significantly reducing energy consumption and, therefore, help the environment. Related Posts Plugin for WordPress, Blogger... Leave a Reply
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Friday, May 14, 2010 Adam & Eve, Garden of Eden and the Serpent It seemed that everyone that visits Darwin must visit the Kakadu national park, a world heritage, listed with UNESCO. Entrance fee to the park cost a$25 per person but there wasn’t any gate checking on the tickets. The cheapest camp ground cost a$20 that provides drinking water, shower, human sticking flies and mosquito. We had been told by the local travelers on their caravan that we MUST VISIT this park. Maybe they have not experience tropical climate before. The thing about Aboriginal religion was like: Don’t ask too much, if not you will get cursed by the powerful being. Don’t do this if not, bad things will happen to you. Remember the story about the greedy lizard and the fighting snake? This was what being passed to us, we are the children of the land and must respect the powerful spirit. For me, I do not believe but I respect their religion and culture. Usually visitor would go to Kakadu for the rock art, which was left for many years, like in thousands. When we visited, it seemed to be touch up before recently. There was no real truth and documentation about the reason behind all these drawings except the researchers gathered information from the local Aboriginals and they will tell stories related. Our initial plan was to stay in Kakadu for 4-5 nights but the 2 nights was a struggle and the sites were over marketed. Some were too costly to participate like taking a boat to view the swampy land, which cost a$95 for 2 hours! Ciao bello! The Sungai Beloh and Pulau Ubin of Singapore would be double rated than the Kakadu park and yet it is FREE! FREE! FREE! FREE! FREE! FREE OF CHARGE!!! Then, the haze from Singapore might not be 100% from Indonesia. In this land of Australia, the Aboriginals burn the land too. Below was an extract from the catalog we took from the park: The role of fire Aboriginal people have burned country for tens of thousands of years. The ancestors gave them a cultural obligation to look after and clean up country, a duty handed down from generation to generations. Signs in nature told them of the time to burn, a time when minimal harm would be done to country but huge benefits would be gained. Their ongoing traditional management of country is recognized in Kakadu’s World Heritage listing: blar blar blar… I don’t want to read, type and waste your time reading all these nonsense anymore. I must admit that some views were really nice and the climb was easy. At this time, I do not want to talk anything about the Kakadu National Park again. The last hope I am giving this island was Kakadu National Park. Nothing in tourism impressed me. What is more important is that I want to tell a story of Adam, Eve the Serpent and Garden of Eden. Adam and Eve were first created in the Garden of Eden many thousands years ago. Both of them lead simple and happy life. They had children and grand children and the generations went on. In the morning, they woke up, seeing the refection of the gold and germ stones on the ground shined by the morning sun and it reflected multi color lights onto the air. Looking upon the horizons it’s so beautiful because Garden of Eden had rich gold and gem stones. The descendants of Adam and Eve loved their land, letting these gold and gem stones untouched. The women and children would make sure water supplies were clean and would start gathering berries and edible insects for food. The older women will teach the young women the art of gathering. The men will be out going to hunt for food for the family. The elderly would usually use the wall of big rock as a classroom, gather the children in front of the wall, tell them stories and drew on the wall to have better illustrations, like a class room. They built their houses by materials from the nature like wood and leaves. Usually most of them love to sleep on the bare ground under the stars in the dark night, which was much cooler. When they were about to sleep, the father would teach the children how to read star signs and weather. The mother would pat them to sleep. They had really a happy and healthy life which most of them could live more than 100 years old. It’s really beautiful! All the things changed when the Serpent came to the Garden of Eden. Serpent saw gold, gems and rich minerals in Garden of Eden and wanted to set up mine here. Serpent told the descendants of Adam and Eve that he will give the whole family of Adam and Eve money, houses and all the needs that they want without working hard. Serpent explained to them how to use money and the wonder of what money can do. Serpent promised them that they would have protected land. Serpent will feed them and their entire family. In return, the Serpent will introduce the family of Serpents into Garden of Eden. Sounds good! The descendants of Adam and Eve were lured by the Serpent. Money does not exist in their life before. There wasn’t roof and concrete house for thousands and thousands of years. Now they do not need to worry anymore. It sounded that Serpent is giving them power and Serpent is a new God to them (because Serpent taught them money is power). So the Serpent brought his colony over and settled in the Garden of Eden. They dug all the gold, gem stones and every natural minerals they could find, then sell it to other group of Serpents in other world and made lots of money. They confined the descendants of Adam and Eve into other areas with fences. The Serpent colony grew more and more. They built cities all over Garden of Eden. They brought in cars and technology. They built tar road across the Garden of Eden. They cut trees down with machine. They built factory that uses the pure water from Garden of Eden and released poison chemicals back to the Garden of Eden. The Serpents had entertainment and they also brought in alcohol. The descendants of Adam and Eve tried to join the Serpents in their way of life but they couldn’t. Descendants of Adam and Eve did not have alcohol before and their body system could not process the alcohol properly. Alcohol damaged their body fast. Descendants of Adam and Eve could not live in concrete houses with metal as they could not get in touch with the real ground. Many died at young age. Some descendants of Adam and Eve still tried to live the life they had before, drinking water from the nature but many died because of the chemicals released from the Serpent factories. Descendants of Adam and Eve could not see the beautiful sunrise anymore because there wasn’t any more gold and gems on the ground. They could not see the beautiful stars in the night anymore because the smoke from factory had became the new sky. They had no classrooms anymore because it was locked by the Serpent to view as art gallery. Descendants of Adam and Eve had lost their habit and skills of hunting and gathering, rather, taking the money from Serpent, go to supermarket and buy bread, alcohol and try to live like the Serpent. Now, there is no more wonderland in Garden of Eden. Everything was changed. This goes on for hundreds of years. The Serpent colony grew stronger and stronger. The descendants of Adam and Eve became weaker than before. They became lazy and generation after generations, they became like zombie. In present days, the Serpent colony finds that it was very hard for them to integrate with the descendants of Adam and Eve. The Serpent colony find them a nuisance, a threat to the colony and useless. Many Serpents complaint to the King of Serpents that why do they need to feed the descendants of Adam and Eve when they do not work and make money? This will go on for the next hundred years. The descendants of Adam and Eve will soon die and perish under the hands of Serpent. Isn’t it a sad story on what will happen to the descendants of Adam and Eve and the Garden of Eden? Sam and I always hear the OZ talking about the Aboriginal people creating problems in the society and to the land of Australia. The OZ complaining about paying so much tax to the government and the government is feeding the Aboriginals, building houses for them, giving them free health care and yet, the Aboriginals burn down the house that the government built for them and sleep on the bush. They used the a$500 per week given by the government to buy alcohol. They create violent on the street after alcohol. OZ complaint and complaint about the Aboriginal, saying that they are really useless. In my eyes, I knew that the Aboriginal people were the first people in the land of Australia and they own this land. Things changed when the British came sailing down about 100-200 years ago and started to make this their land. The Aboriginal people could not integrate into our world of life. Most of them do not know the value of money, unlike us. Their body system is built to live in the bush, sleep on ground, eat the wild food and survive under heat. Their body system is NOT built to drink alcohol, eat sandwich and stay under concrete roof. Why must we force them to do what we are doing? I really feel sad when the OZ complaint about them. There is nothing that we can do because both people come from 2 different worlds. It’s really sad. rainbow serpent 1 comment: Marisol said... Nice story... To think a lot about how tolerant and respectful we are in our daily actions (even judgements!). Big kiss for both
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Sunday, July 09, 2006 Italy and France will play extra time in their soccer World Cup final, which was tied 1-1 after 90 minutes in Berlin. They will have two periods of 15 minutes and, if the score remains locked, face a penalty shootout. Zinedine Zidane, playing in his final game, scored from a penalty kick in the seventh minute before Marco Materazzi made it 1-1 from a 19th-minute header in the Olympic stadium. France has won its past four World Cup matches that have gone to extra time and last lost at a major international tournament after 120 minutes in the semifinal of the 1996 European Championship. It beat Italy in a penalty shootout in the 1998 World Cup quarterfinal and defeated the same opposition in the final of Euro 2000 on a goal by David Trezeguet as the game went to sudden death. The World Cup final last had extra time 12 years ago, when Italy lost in a penalty shootout to Brazil. Italy, which allowed one goal before the final, is seeking a European record fourth title, while France is trying for a second success after Zidane led the team to victory in 1998 with two goals in the final. Zidane, 34, is quitting after the match. Zidane became the fourth player to score in two finals after the referee ruled Florent Malouda was fouled by Materazzi. The midfielder took two paces, chipped his shot onto the underside of the crossbar, and the ball crossed the line before bouncing out. With France's defense struggling to defend corners, Materazzi rose to head Andrea Pirlo's kick into the net and make it 1-1 after 19 minutes. Italy hit the crossbar with a Luca Toni header from another Pirlo corner. It's the first final since 1986 in which both teams have scored. The game opened up in the second half, with France making most of the chances as Italy's defense toiled to cope with the pace and skill of Thierry Henry. The France striker ran through the defense only to shoot weakly at Gianluigi Buffon, he beat three defenders before crossing to get a corner, and then forced Buffon into a left- handed save with a low shot after 63 minutes. With Zidane linking play between Henry, Malouda and Frank Ribery, the French looked to be getting on top only for Italy to create several scoring chances. Toni was ruled offside when he headed a Pirlo free kick into the net. Goalkeeper Fabien Barthez then dived to his left to gather the striker's low shot. France midfielder Patrick Vieira left the field with a hamstring injury, and Italy coach Marcello Lippi replaced Francesco Totti and Simone Perrotta with Vincenzo Iaquinta and Daniele de Rossi. Pirlo curled a 32-yard free kick wide of the post in the 77th minute. Alessandro del Piero came on in the 87th minute to make it three strikers on the Italian team. The Italians won the sport's biggest prize in 1934, 1938 and 1982. Brazil leads the all-time list with five victories. Italy scored twice in the last two minutes of extra time against Germany to advance to its sixth World Cup final and first since losing the shootout to Brazil in 1994. France beat Portugal 1-0, also on a Zidane penalty, to reach its second final. More than 1 billion television viewers are watching the game, with former U.S. President Bill Clinton and French President Jacques Chirac among the 69,000 crowd in the stadium. Lippi's team has shrugged off a match-fixing scandal back home to maintain Italy's record of reaching the final every 12 years since 1970. Juventus and AC Milan, Italy's most successful soccer clubs, are among four teams accused of corruption in the country's biggest sports scandal in 25 years. Zidane exits the stage with a walk of shame Domenech said he did not know what Materazzi said to Zidane. His temper has been another matter. Shakira the star of World Cup closing ceremony Shakira will be the star of a brief closing ceremony at Sunday's World Cup final between Italy and France in Berlin. The Colombian pop singer will perform her smash hit 'Hips Don't lie' during the 11-minute long ceremony while veteran group Il Divo will sing the official World Cup anthem 'The Time of Our Lives'. 'We don't want a rigid, serious ceremony but instead want to show that Germany is a country where you can dance and celebrate,' said Dieter Brell, the man who developed the ceremony concept, on Thursday in Berlin. 'I think it's enough time to ignite that flame.' The show will take place on the terrace at the Marathon Gate end of the Olympic stadium as no activity is permitted on the pitch prior to the match itself. Around 400 actors will be on hand masquerading as a wild horde of fans to help increase the atmosphere in the stadium. The performance will be choreographed by Doug Jack, the man responsible for the closing ceremony at the 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin earlier this year. Apart from Shakira, there will also be a big-name appearance at half-time when Spanish tenor Placido Domingo takes to the stage to perform 'Willkommen bei uns', a song written by his son Placido Domingo jr. The opera star, an avid football fan, has attended every World Cup final since 1982, when Italy beat Germany 3-1 in Rome. The stadium, which has a capacity of 72,000, has been sold out months ago. The final will be beamed around the world to a television audience of more than one billion. However, there is no place in the ceremony for 2010 World Cup host South Africa, although images of the country will be shown on the stadium's big screen. 'From a protocol point of view, we couldn't find a way to hand over the (hosting of the) World Cup,' explained FIFA's media director Markus Siegler. 'It wouldn't be possible after the final.' South African President, Thabo Mbeki, will be in Berlin Friday to visit a FIFA exhibition dealing with the 2010 event and where the tournament's official emblem will be presented. African footballing greats Roger Milla and George Weah are also expected. There will also be a concert at the Brandenburg Gate Friday evening under the name 'Football for a Better World - From Germany to South Africa', featuring among others South African-born Xavier Naidoo and African star Youssou N'Dour. FIFA say that the event will be broadcast to 120 nations around the world. Alongside Mbeki at the concert, where the symbolic handing over of the 2010 World Cup to South Africa takes place, will be United Nations General Secretary, Kofi Annan, FIFA President, Joseph Blatter, and German Chancellor, Angela Merkel. Football's governing body FIFA has engaged Annan to promote the tournament after his term at the UN expires at the end of the year. Germany tops Portugal for 3rd place at Cup Portugal and Germany were level 0-0 Saturday in the World Cup's third-place match. Both teams created chances in the match between the semifinal losers. Germany goalkeeper Oliver Kahn played his first World Cup game since the 2002 final, when his mistake opened the way for Brazil to win 2-0. Portugal was playing without captain Luis Figo, who is expected to retire from international soccer after this World Cup. Germany played without captain Michael Ballack, who was sitting out because of a knee injury. With Ballack absent, Kahn was captain on his 86th appearance. Figo was replaced by Simao Sabrosa on the Portugal wing, while Paulo Ferreira came in for injured Miguel at right-back, and Ricardo Carvalho's suspension meant defender Ricardo Costa got his first World Cup appearance. Saturday, July 01, 2006 France-Brazil to bring back memories Coach Carlos Alberto Parreira is demanding more consistency from his exotically-talented team as Brazil faces up to Zinedine Zidane's recharged Les Bleus for a place in the last four against England or Portugal. Also underscoring Brazil's quest for the 'Hexa' or sixth world title is that no South American team has won the World Cup in Europe, stretching back to young Pele's Brazil in Sweden in 1958. Parreira, who once vowed never to coach Brazil again after the 1994 title victory over Italy because of the personal abuse he received for the way the team played, wants a more patient build-up rather than throwing away possession. "We lack consistency with our moves. It's one thing to have speed. It's another thing to be in a hurry. We confused speed with hurry. We have been in a hurry too often and we have made a lot of mistakes," Parreira said ahead of the Frankfurt quarter-final. "What we have to do is work the ball around the pitch more before we make the move." Brazil faces a recharged France coming off their 3-1 spanking of Spain in the round of 16 in Hanover and memories of their 1998 final humbling in Paris when Zidane scored twice in a 3-0 World Cup boil over. Gilberto Silva, likely to play in the midfield in place of Emerson who has a knee problem, rates France highly. "France is a spectacular team full of great players and we will have to be at our best to get a result against them," he said. "I really believe that we are not playing to the best of our ability right now," the Arsenal player said. "We can play much, much better than this and we will need to if we want to go to the final." France played their best football for years to beat Spain, but defender Lilian Thuram believes they will have to improve further if they are to have any chance of derailing Brazil's title defence. The Juventus defender, who passed Marcel Desailly's record as France's most capped player last week against Togo, said: "It was good to come up against a talented team in Spain in the second round, we had to raise our game. Now we have to raise it again for Brazil, not only in terms of quality of play but also our level of concentration." Thuram, who will be winning his 119th cap having passed Desailly's benchmark of 116 appearances, knows what lies ahead of his team in Frankfurt. "When you look at Brazil's players it's extraordinary the talent they've got, two Footballers of the Year in Ronaldo and Ronaldinho, Kaka, Adriano, Cafu and a very good keeper. They're favourites but the beauty about football is that favourites don't always win." Thuram, along with Zidane, are playing in their last major tournament for France after being coaxed out of retirement during last year's qualifiers to help get the team to Germany. Saturday's winner tackles England or Portugal in the Munich semi-final on July 5. Portugal beats England to Reach World Cup Semifinals Neither England nor Portugal was able to score a goal in the 90 minutes of regulation or 30 minutes of extra time. And Portugal had a man advantage from the 62nd minute onward after England forward Wayne Rooney was sent off with a red card. After being knocked about by a couple of Portuguese defenders, Rooney lost his cool and stomped on Ricardo Carvalho, then pushed Cristiano Ronaldo. England captain David Beckham missed much of the game, as he had to be substituted for the in the 52nd minute with a knee injury. In the shootout, the teams made good on only one of their first three chances. Helder Postiga then converted for Portugal and the attempt by England's Jamie Carragher was blocked. When Ronaldo's shot went in, Portugal had a 3-1 victory and a berth in the World Cup semifinals. Portugal's Brazilian coach, Luiz Felipe Scolari, through an interpreter, credited England for its effort. "We have to congratulate England because with 10 players they had an incredible match. I think it was electrifying," he said. But it is Portugal that advances over England on a shootout, just like host Germany did over Argentina (4-2) in its quarterfinal on Friday.
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Professional: makes a guac that is mean: does not learn how to make any such thing apart from guac 22 jul 2021 Pro: can hold a tune Con: will burst into track in public areas settings Anika, 30 advantages -Excellent trivia partner -Will split the check -Owns a DJ roomba Cons: -Unabashed jaywalker -Held together by a group of professionals -Hates pizza 6. Describe yourself only using emojis Pique their attention wordlessly. Emojis could be interpreted in a lot of various methods, therefore explaining your self using them in your Tinder profile contributes to follow-up concerns (you want this!). Our date that is first:, ??, ??, or ??? 7. Unpopular viewpoints Will you be a bit provocative or sassy? Relish in a debate that is good-natured? Sharing unpopular views in your Tinder bio could be the easiest way to spark the convos you prefer without having to be downright disagreeable. Pat, 29 opinions that are unpopular Dogs are overrated. The kingdom did nothing incorrect. Cards Against Humanity is boring and lazy. Burger King fries > McDonalds fries. Maxine, 27 opinions that are unpopular… -Your child isn’t that adorable. -Jim and Pam are manipulative and cruel. -Sitting in traffic is much more anxiety relieving than intercourse. 8. Favorite things Get as specific as possible together with your Tinder profile bio. The best way to bring your range of faves from drab to rad is avoid overdone, generic passions. exactly What actually excites you? what exactly are you stressed allows you to appear too nerdy? Share those activities. Ravi, 29 Sushi, no longer working down, Bo Burnham, pineapple upside down dessert, haunted homes, Childish Gambino, Overwatch Sara, 24 i possibly could never ever throw in the towel mint chocolate chip frozen dessert (Breyers, ideally), chick lit, musical movie theater, or Jeopardy. 9. Can you instead This Tinder bio template might seem want it shares absolutely nothing in regards to you. Look closer. You are able to reveal you’re clever, imaginative, thoughtful, ridiculous, sweet. And most importantly, you immediately show which you worry more info on being mindful and hearing another person’s ideas than speaking about your self. That is SEXY. Lemme say that again…listening is GORGEOUS AF. Be sexy, my peeps. Paul, 23 can you instead have the ability to eat whatever you want rather than get fat or perhaps well rested on a single hour of rest? Shelly, 25 could you instead have the ability to talk to all pets or… be proficient in all (individual) languages? 10. Obscure skills Is it possible to fit your entire fist in your lips? Does your chest always inform you when it’s likely to rain? We guarantee Tinder people like to learn about those angry strange abilities in your Tinder profile bio. I actually do. Jared, 29 i will do a better Gollum impression than Andy Serkis. Exemplary miracle skills, particularly sleight of hand. Liz, 27 exceptionally accurate snowball thrower. My cord administration is both flawless and compulsive. I will touch my . 11. Likely…/Least likely… It is an enjoyable way to reclaim the “greatest power and weakness” appointment concern which makes most of us lose rest for several days (why did we state my biggest weakness is chocolate. ). You can easily present your bold side, your adorably embarrassing tendencies. Keep in mind, your ultimate goal the following is to ignite interest. You are able to keep “just trying to find a partner in criminal activity” Tinder bios for individuals means less cool than you. Eric, 22 almost certainly to use street meat that is questionable. Least expected to fall asleep at a time that is reasonable. Elena, 24 likely to get tchotchkes on Amazon while drunk. Least more likely to win at Mario Kart. NOTE: perhaps the most ?????? bio can’t replace bad pictures… When your pictures are blah, it is game over. Individuals only also read a person’s Tinder bio after currently liking their photos. The best answer available to you: examine your pictures on Photofeeler. Photofeeler lets you know precisely how your Tinder photos are coming across to ladies or guys. Selecting profile pictures this real means was proven to increase matches on Tinder by 200-400%.
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The Atonement of Ravanna Zahelle, Solo Pirate Editor’s Note: Continuing with our Eve Fiction Writing contest winners, here is our second installment. Some words edited for family friendly audience. The Atonement of Ravanna Zahelle, Solo Pirate A short story by Signaleer Void Raven Void Raven The frozen corpse of a woman, a baseliner, rotated slowly. The face displayed no physical trauma, in stark contrast to the obvious signs of extreme violence exhibited by the rest of her body, which was a mess of twisted and contorted limbs attached to a severely battered torso. Her face, however, did convey just how terrifying the moments immediately preceding her demise had been, when she saw her imminent death with inescapable certainty, as that terror was imprinted on it in frozen perpetuity by the near absolute zero temperature of space. A closer scrutiny of her face would have revealed that she had also experienced some form of sadness leading up to her death, for there were frozen teardrops attached to her eyelashes and stuck to her skin at the ends of tear streaks that ran down her cheeks. As she rotated, they glittered and sparkled like tiny diamonds in the light of the central star. Pulling back from her shimmering face one would have seen that she was but one of many other corpses floating among the wreckage of a ship, destroyed earlier by a powerful explosion. These corpses had not too long ago been the ill-fated crew of that ship. Embroidered on their clothing was the name “Valhalla II”. The woman was not part of the crew; the shredded remains of her clothing was different from the others. They were baseliners, and as such they were not afforded the luxury of access to fresh clones with which to simply start a new chapter of their lives as capsuleers were. No, they were permanently dead; no more than the collateral damage of conflict wrought by capsuleers. Human detritus forever lost in the vast ocean of New Eden. Mothers and fathers, wives and husbands, children and siblings that would never come home again. Several hours earlier Deep in low security space, Ravanna Zahelle, a solo pirate, watched impassively as her prey floundered helplessly in the unrelenting grip of her ship. Ravanna had applied a warp scrambler and webifier to it, in addition to a neutralizer on its capacitor. Her ship’s weapons were trained on it, and a flight of her combat drones were swarming around, both groups of deadly weaponry ready for her command. The freighter was not going anywhere. It was hers to do with as she pleased. What a gloriously heady rush it was to have such absolute control over others. It was like a drug and she was addicted to it. But like all drugs it came with side effects, the most prevalent of which was that Ravanna hated herself for not being able to feel the slightest remorse for the ruin that followed in the wake of her attacks; the psychological trauma and scars and financial destitution that her victims had to cope with if they paid the ransom and were subsequently released; or the death and destruction, coldly delivered, when no ransom payment was forthcoming. She lived by what to her was a simple rule of the universe.“The strong prey on the weak. Big galaxies eat the little ones. I take from those weaker than myself. It’s a simple rule to live by…no, the only rule to survive by, in New Eden.” she mused. By the Sisters of Eve, she despised New Eden and her place in it. “I’m so f’ing messed up.” thought Ravanna. “Just another wretched, flawed soul adding to the abundant misery in this grim, harsh universe. How the hell did I get to this point?” she asked herself, rhetorically. The internal conflict always kept her company, sometimes buried deeper down and easier to ignore, while at other times, like now, it was closer to the surface and more demanding of reflection and resolution. Morality…could morality exist in an ostensibly uncaring, indifferent universe? If the whole; if the sum of the parts, was uncaring could any of the constituent parts, like herself, be caring? By the Sisters, her head hurt. She was a damn pirate, not a philosopher. She would never find an answer to her inner turmoil; after years and years of trying, she was no closer to a resolution. Her addiction, the thrill from doing what she did best had, up to now at least, always won out over the self-loathing that came from seeking it. “What would happen if one day the reverse was ever true?” she wondered absent-mindedly. Ravanna’s thoughts returned to the task at hand. She waited for the trapped pilot’s response to her demand for ransom; somewhat patiently at first, but quickly less so. Every additional minute she delayed, increased her own personal risk in the endeavor. The victim could be requesting backup assistance. Stronger pirates could attack her. A bounty hunter could surprise her. Her main concern was not dying, since she was a capsuleer, but rather losing her ship, since every ship lost was an increase in the direct cost of her “business”. Plus, there was the cost in lost time to obtain a replacement ship. Clear, cold calculation…she liked that. Ravanna opened the communications channel to her victim again. “Valhalla II, what is your decision? My demand is not negotiable. If you do not transfer the requested funds immediately, I will destroy your ship and take whatever remains of value.” “Please! Please! Don’t do this!” came the response from the freighter captain. “I don’t have that amount of money; all my funds are tied up in the collateral for this courier contract. If you were to release me, once I get paid, I’ll transfer the ransom you asked for. You have my word.” “Yup.” thought Ravanna. “That’s exactly what you’ll do. In a few hours when you reach your destination, you’ll just happily pay me. No, you’ll file a piracy report, my security standing will decrease further and I’ll be even more ‘Wanted’.” The captain continued, “I truly cannot pay you right now. I also have a family onboard that will pay me for passage at the destination, so I will pay you more than you ask. They have a baby daughter. You don’t have to do this. It is a choice you make. Please release me so I can continue and you can get your money.” Ravanna felt her ire increase. Always the same stupid excuse: “I don’t have the money.” Or attempts to play on her feelings of guilt: “You can choose to let me go instead of destroying me. Please won’t you make the right choice this time?” The one about the family onboard, with a baby no less; that was new. She had never heard that one used before. Of course, it was a blatant lie, just like the lack of money. Families with new-born children never travelled across lowsec in a freighter. Never. Appeals for her to make the “right” choice were dead on arrival. Yes, it was her choice to decide what to do. But what her victims never realized, until it was too late, was that she always chose to follow through with her threat to destroy their ship and loot whatever she could if she didn’t receive the ransom. For the love of the Sisters, she was a hardened pirate and she accepted ransom or dealt destruction without prejudice. Her life was very binary in that regard. She always honored a ransom payment and released the victim; but in return for that concession to the universe, she also honored the consequence of no payment. “No negotiations. The only thing, the only thing that will help you in your current situation is payment of the money. Oh…and don’t give me some ridiculous crap about having a family onboard. Just give me the money and you can leave, or prepare to lose your damn ship, OK?.” Ravanna replied, her voice even in tone and volume, yet nonetheless threatening. “There will be no further communication from me. You have one minute.” she warned ominously. “No! Wait, please. I’m not ly…” The victim was cut-off mid-sentence as Ravanna closed the comms channel. A minute or so later, she viewed her account one more time to verify whether the ransom had been transferred to her. It had not. “So. It has come down to this again.” she thought blankly. It had been a while since she had been required to destroy a ship; it almost felt like she had been on vacation. The real world was suddenly back. She became aware of a growing headache. They always came before she dispensed her wrath. Why did some people think they could outplay her? Why did they force her hand? No matter…the time had come. “I’ve been here before; I’ll be here again.” she thought without emotion and followed with “This is on you.” as she looked at the Valhalla II and thought of the captain, and also as justification to herself. Without a qualm, she gave her drones the command to attack and her guns opened fire. A short time later, after the final explosion died down, all that remained was a field of wreckage. With the clinical efficiency gained from years of cold-hearted experience, Ravanna quickly recalled her combat drones, launched salvage drones and began looting operations. While sifting through the remains of the freighter, the ship’s sensors picked up an SOS signal from a small emergency crew escape pod floating away from the scene. In all her time, she had never before found an intact escape pod among the wreckage. “Well now.” thought Ravanna. “An emergency escape pod. Let’s see who might be inside; could be it’s the captain.” She would welcome him aboard her ship and then let him know that she was holding him ransom. Again. But this time she would be delivering the message in person; a new experience for her. Exhilaration suddenly came on strong. She activated a tractor beam that pulled the crew escape pod into one of the loading bays on her ship. Once it was inside, and the looting operations had been completed, she set a course for a safe location in the system to have a little conversation with her victim. At the safe, Ravanna exited her capsuleer pod and made her way to the loading bay. Upon arriving there, she cautiously approached the escape pod with her handgun drawn. She needed to be cautious. She was a capsuleer, yes, but she was only “immortal” when she was in a capsuleer pod or otherwise connected to the technology that enabled clone retransplantation. While on her ship, but outside her capsuleer pod, she felt naked because she was then as vulnerable to permanent death as any common baseliner. If a person inside the escape pod was to fire a killing shot at her she would die once and for all. She often hated herself, but that didn’t necessarily translate into a deathwish. She pressed the button to open the hatch, standing well-off to one side, gun pointing steadily at the opening. The sound of a crying baby came from inside the pod. Peering in through the opening, she saw a baby girl about six months old cradled in the arms of a dead man, whom Ravanna presumed was the father. He had succumbed to his injuries from the attack after making it into the escape pod with his daughter. The captain of the Vahalla II had told the truth. The foundation of Ravanna’s existence swayed and rocked. There was no one else in the pod, which most likely meant the child’s mother had perished aboard the freighter. Despite her rigid callousness, Ravanna couldn’t suppress the thoughts that suddenly flooded her mind about the terrifying chaos that must have erupted around this family when her drones and weapons started firing upon it. Thoughts that generated visions that evolved in painstaking slow-motion. She imagined the husband yelling at his wife to grab their baby, while he searched for and led the way to an escape pod. She thought about the mother frantically racing through flaming sections of the ship behind her husband, clutching her baby, lungs choking and eyes burning in the acrid smoke-filled corridors and ears ringing from the weapon and drone blasts raining down onto the ship, desperately hoping against all hope to get to the escape pod before it was too late. She saw the two parents acquire injuries along the way as the unrelenting impact of the drone and weapon strikes caused pieces of the disintegrating ship to batter and tear into them, yet somehow avoiding the baby. She envisaged the mother finally collapsing somewhere, her injuries too severe for her to continue any further, screaming out to her husband to turn around and take the child. There would have been little time for “Goodbye” or “I love you” between them, if any at all. She saw the mother crying in anguish as she watched her husband and daughter continue on towards the pod as she was left behind, never to know if they made it and never to see them again. She saw the father dying in the escape pod with his little baby in his arms. She shuddered involuntarily; nausea rising from the pit of her stomach, as her last vision, that of the mother’s corpse, her tears frozen on her face and sparkling like gems in the light of the distant star, slowly rotating and drifting off into space, faded to nothingness. She had murdered the parents of this baby. Ravanna’s self-loathing spiked to a new high. Normally, the human devastation she caused was kilometers away; beyond her sight; at a dispassionate distance where she could simply and easily ignore it. But this; this was right in front of her. For the first time ever, Ravanna had come face-to-face with the direct consequences of her chosen way of life. “Who the f— travels through lowsec in a freighter with a f’ing baby onboard?” she screamed at the dead man, still not fully capable of accepting that this was actually all her doing, and searching for a way out of the hell that she suddenly found herself in. Her headache flared in intensity and pounded inside her head like a large kinetic round impacting thick armor plate. For a few seconds all she saw was a searing white light. The outburst frightened the baby and intensified its crying. What to do now? Her first thought was to quickly eject the pod with father and baby back into space and move on as if nothing had happened. Yes, she could do that. Ravanna started to close the pod, but, for some reason, looked more closely at the baby. Instinctively, and against her heartless nature, Ravanna smiled at the baby, which was apparently enough of an interaction to cause her to abruptly stop crying and smile back. Taken by surprise and unsure how to react to that, Ravanna took a step back, and sat down on the floor of the loading bay in front of the pod, heart racing and breathing quickly. She massaged her temples. The baby was now gurgling and babbling, soothing sounds that Ravanna yielded to and that allowed her to think deeply. Some time later, she stood back up. She had finally arrived at a resolution to her internal conflict. She knew what she was going to do now. She wasn’t going to abandon the baby in space. Ravanna approached the pod, reached in and quickly searched through the father’s clothing, finding identity cards that she pocketed and then picked up the baby. “We’re going back to the station. Take this child and find a suitable spot to stow her safely for the trip back. Disable the SOS signal on the pod and then jettison it back into space before we leave.” she barked to her crew. Ravanna closed the pod with a swift, firm kick to the hatch, turned around and left the loading bay, heading back to her capsuleer pod. She bookmarked the location where the escape pod had been jettisoned and then set a course for the station. The following day Early the next morning, well before the station became busy, Ravanna took the child to the local Sisters of Eve office. She placed the baby, together with an envelope addressed to the Sisters of Eve containing the identity cards and a brief handwritten letter, on the top step in front of the main door. She looked at the girl and, calmly and softly, said “These are the Sisters of Eve. They will know what to do. They will make sure that you will be well cared for. It’s the best I can do now. It’s all I can do now.” Ravanna cupped her right hand around the left side of the girl’s face, stroked her chest lightly with the fingers of her other hand, looked her in the eyes and mouthed “I’m so sorry.” She had never before said those words to anyone. A single teardrop splashed off the girl’s cheek. With that Ravanna left the baby on the steps and headed back to the docking bay, but not before making a detour to the clone bay to check on her medical clone. She was there a little longer than one might have expected of someone who was just confirming that everything was functioning correctly, but soon enough she was at the docking bay. Ravanna undocked alone in her pod, and headed to the location she had bookmarked the day before. She felt at ease as she calmly activated the pod’s self-destruct sequence and then waited. Back in the station, after the pod’s destruction, her medical clone remained quite still, displaying no signs of life. It had been disconnected from the life support and consciousness transfer systems. Leave a Reply
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As You Graduate Find Companions and Find Adventure Nathan Parcells As You Graduate Find Companions and Find Adventure Your career is a lot like an adventure. There are going to be times when things are slow and tedious, but there will also be major decision points that take you to new and unexpected places. Like in every great adventure, whether it’s Harry Potter or The Lord of the Rings, the people you surround yourself will play an enormous role in how far you get and how successful you are along the way, so as seniors getting ready to graduate, you should ask yourself, who do I want to team up with to help me grow and take on this next stage of my life? Here are 3 reasons why, as you graduate, you should look first for WHO you are working with, rather than where or for how much. This quote by Jim Rohn is powerful and true. There will be few people more influential in your life than your first boss and your first co-workers (each of whom you will spend 8 hours or more a day with). At your company you could have a boss like Gandalf, who entrusts Frodo with the ring of power, knowing that he has the ability to grow into this role, even if he doesn’t know it himself, or you could end up with a boss who is a micro-manager who always tells you explicitly what to do and never challenges you—cutting your growth off at the knees. Outside of your boss, you will find that some co-workers give you honest feedback. I remember when my friend and co-founder told me that I needed to get better at selling my ideas internally and taking the time to map out new process changes. It hurt to discover that I was doing things the wrong way, but if I hadn’t heard this, I never would have improved. Well communicated feedback leads to growth acceleration and is infinitely more effective when coming from co-workers who you trust and respect. 2. Work should be challenging, but fun. When Harry Potter is preparing for the Tri-Wizard Tournament, he, Hermione and Ron start putting in insane hours at the library. They are toiling hard, but their friendship makes it so that the hours are still enjoyable. Ultimately, their strength as a team allows them to come up with creative solutions. The same thing will happen at your work. If you are working at a company you love, there will be days you put in long hours because you want to create the best end result. If you are surrounded by co-workers and friends you enjoy, these hours will be full of jokes, creative ideas and won’t truly feel like work, even as you make progress towards a great end result. 3. You will be empowered. In the end, finding co-workers who understand and support you will make you more successful. I remember when my co-founder and I were trying to get a friend to quit a prestigious job, take a $50,000 pay cut and come join us, working out of a home office on a product that didn’t exist yet. We were just out college, inexperienced and had no right to ask someone to do this, but we believed in each other. We decided that with this person’s help, Looksharp would grow to be a fantastic platform and success. What might have felt uncomfortable otherwise clearly became the right choice–we made the job offer and our third co-founder, to our surprise, accepted and joined our team. Over the course of a career, you will look back at a number of situations just like the one above, where you decided to do something different or risky, because you had the support of your colleagues, and that it made all the difference in where you ended up. So what’s the point? Pick a job based on the people. If you like your co-workers and boss at a particular company, be very cautious about leaving—these things are rare and more important than you might know. Lastly, how do you know if a given company is right for you? It takes time to learn who your boss and co-workers might be. Some questions you can ask during an interview include: Where have other people who have accepted jobs here gone on to work? What skills will I learn while working here? What is your management style? Do co-workers spend time with one another outside of work? Another way to go is to ask yourself if you were stuck at the airport with your team, are these people you’d enjoy getting a beer with or not? If not, will you truly enjoy working with them for the next 3+ years of your life?
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Saturday, 22 November 2014 Saturday, 22 November 2014 Reviews of television shows have been sparse over the past few weeks (apologies), so this little batch of mini-reviews will have to suffice... THE AFFAIR (season 1). I fell behind the U.S airings on Showtime, so I'm playing catch-up now. I'm still enjoying this relationship drama a great deal, although a part of me's beginning to wonder if the narrative gimmick's more trouble than it's worth. It was a fun idea to split each episode into two halves (each from the perspective of Dominic West or Ruth Wilson's character), but I find myself more invested in West's "angle"... and yet it could be the "wrong one". But is there a singular truth? Maybe both versions of the story works of fiction and the truth's an amalgamation? Sometimes there are differences in the story that make me scratch my head, because there's no point in either character intentionally lying about certain things (like whether their interviewing cop's married or separated). And the cop stuff's happening in the present, so it's not even a case of the characters remembering the past wrongly, which I thought was partly accounting for the differences in their recollections... so the show itself has two separate outlooks. Weird. ★★★☆ ARROW (season 3). I've stopped watching at US-pace because my schedule wouldn't allow for it, so I'm just waiting for the UK to catch up to where I left off. AMERICAN HORROR STORY: FREAK SHOW. As usual, AHS has gone off-the-rails now it's mid-season, so now I'm only watching for a few of the performances (Sarah Paulson, Kathy Bates), and the fact most episodes deliver a fucked-up visual or bonkers idea that makes the hour worthwhile... kind of. It's a shame the writers never manage to craft a storyline that successfully plays out over a dozen episodes, and instead hit a period where it feels half-improvised. I also wish James Wong was the showrunner, because his episodes are always a big highlight (loved "Edward Mordrake: Part 1") ★☆☆☆ CONSTANTINE (season 1). Sorry, but I don't think episodic reviews are warranted for this show now, but it's an entertaining watch and I can imagine it getting stronger and stronger. I've been getting a big Angel vibe from things recently (Constantine = Angel, Zed = Cordelia, Chas = Wes) and it looks sublime on a technical level. "The Feast of Friends" episode was great, and perhaps proves that it should stick to adapting more of the comics. ★★★☆ THE FLASH (season 1). I stopped writing weekly reviews of this superhero drama, because I don't have much to say that isn't recycling my thoughts, but I'm still enjoying it. The effects are great and the villains have been fun. There's been mild improvement with Iris as the show's "Lois Lane", and Cisco's growing on me slightly as comic relief. The biggest concern right now is poor Danielle Panabaker, who's just sort of... there. ★★★☆ GOTHAM (season 1). Typical. The moment I decide to stop reviewing a show is the moment it starts improving. Dirty cop Bullock's been redeemed (to an extent), Gordon became a key piece of a tangled chess game between rival mobsters Maroni and Falcone, and there was a clever reveal that Oswald's been playing a long con—having orchestrated his own survival by requesting Gordon as his executioner, gambling his life would be spared and he'd repay the favour by becoming Falcone's snitch. The show still suffers from 'prequelitus' and the scenes with Master Bruce just feel completely pointless and predictable (he's bullied at school, Alfred is teaching him to fight), but I'm still watching so it's doing something right. I just get the feeling Gotham is hobbled because it's part of the Batman franchise, as the things it does best have nothing to do with the comics. ★★☆☆ HOMELAND (season 4). Oh look, some great hours of Homeland now I've stopped reviewing it, too. Saul's become a prisoner of the season's villain, Haqqani, who also shot poor Aayan dead! I was getting so bored of the Aayn storyline (especially the icky scenes with Carrie 'recruiting' him by pretending to be his lover), so this felt like a much-needed shot in the arm for the season. Suddenly, I'm a lot more excited for where the storyline's going now it's put Saul in harm's way and forced Carrie to make some tough decisions about her friend/mentor. Not quite back to its best, but a hell of a lot more compelling than season 2 and the majority of season 3. ★★★☆ MARVEL'S AGENTS OF S.H.I.E.L.D (season 2). Like Arrow, I decided to stop watching at U.S-pace, so now I'm waiting for Channel 4 to reach where I called time. SLEEPY HOLLOW (season 2). I relegated this to UK-pace (airing on the non-HD Universal Channel, bleugh) and it's now something I only watch when I'm extremely bored. As much as I appreciate the production values and Tom Mison's performance, it's just soooooo ludicrous that I don't care. This is a show that will rumble on for a long time, delivering cacophonous episodes every week, and I just feel bludgeoned and disinterested. It's end-of-the-world blah-blah of the highest order and I really don't need it. ★☆☆☆ THE WALKING DEAD (season 5). Hmm, I'm finding it quite dull now. There was an entire episode focusing on Beth (Emily Kinney); but despite some character rehabilitation last season, I question the sense of dedicating an entire hour to exploring what she's been up to! There was a similar experiment last season, when we learned what had happened to The Governor after his "empire" fell, but the difference is you were genuinely intrigued in him. I had forgotten Beth even existed (her sister Maggie certainly has!), so didn't really squeeze a lot of enjoyment from that episode. It felt like a distraction from the more interesting storylines with Rick and the departing Abraham, not an exciting diversion. ★★☆☆
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Getting Rid Of All The Space Junk In Earth’s Backyard Space, as the name suggests, is mostly empty. However, since the first satellite launch in 1957, mankind began to populate the Earth orbit with all kinds of spacecraft. On the downside, space also became more and more cluttered with trash from defunct or broken up rocket stages and satellites. Moving at speeds of nearly 30,000 km/h, even the tiniest object can pierce a hole through your spacecraft. Therefore, space junk poses a real threat for both manned and unmanned spacecraft and that is why space agencies are increasing their efforts into tracking, avoiding, and getting rid of it. Earth Orbit is Getting Crowded A computer-generated image of the space debris around Earth. The two main debris fields are the ring of objects in geosynchronous Earth orbit and the cloud of objects in low Earth orbit. Credit: NASA image, Public Domain According to NASA’s Orbital Debris Program Office (ODPO) Earth orbit currently hosts an estimated number of 500,000 marble-sized debris objects and a whopping 100,000,000 objects of 1 mm or smaller. As shown in the picture there are two main debris fields. While most of the debris is located in low-Earth orbit (LEO) at altitudes of <2000 km, there is also a ring of space junk in geosynchronous orbit (GEO) at an altitude of ~36,000 km. Space trash includes derelict spacecraft like the Vanguard I satellite which has been in orbit for over 60 years and thus holds the record for the oldest man-made object in space. Other culprits are upper stages of rockets that broke up or exploded, which is why nowadays they are usually “passivated” by venting their unburned fuel. In 2007, China earned a lot of criticism for blowing up their Fengyun-1C weather satellite as part of a missile test. Together with the accidental collision of the US communications satellite Iridium-33 and the defunct Russian Kosmos 2251 satellite in 2009, these events are responsible for much of the large debris currently located in orbit. To protect themselves from micrometeorites and orbital debris (MMOD), spacecraft use so-called Whipple shields consisting of several thin layers that are spaced apart. Upon impact, the outermost layer shatters the projectile thereby spreading its kinetic energy upon a large area as it passes through. To avoid collisions with known larger objects, spacecraft sometimes have to perform evasive maneuvers. For the ISS, such a maneuver is ordered if the chance of impact is greater than 1/10,000 which happens on average once per year. In 2012, a record number of four of such moves had to be performed which are always costly because of the large amount of fuel that needs to be spent. NASA’s space shuttles have frequently been pierced by MMODs, but luckily all of the catastrophic collisions so far have been limited to unmanned spacecraft. One example is that of the French satellite Cerise which was hit in 1996 by part of an Ariane rocket booster. And we’ve already mentioned the Iridum-Kosmos crash. Keeping Track of All the Junk It is vital to catalog and track all the junk floating around in orbit to prevent future crashes, and to prevent future crashes from further contributing to the space junk problem. The most comprehensive catalog of space is junk is held by the US Space Surveillance Network (SSN). Currently, they keep track of more than 22,000 man-made objects orbiting Earth that are 10 centimeters or larger. Depending on their altitude, objects with sufficient size can be detected by ground-based radar and optical telescopes. Optical telescopes measure the sunlight reflected by debris, while the distance can be accurately determined by laser ranging. The method is based on measuring the round trip time of a short laser pulse shot from the ground and reflected by the object. The technique has long been used to track satellites that are equipped with a retroreflector. Since the diffuse reflection from space debris is much fainter, the measurement is significantly harder. So far the technique could only be used during twilight when the laser ranging station on Earth is in darkness but debris objects are still lit up by the Sun. With improved imaging techniques, Austrian scientists just recently succeeded to use space debris laser ranging during the daytime, doubling the viewing window. A panel from the Long Duration Exposure Facility (LDEF) spacecraft showing numerous holes from orbital debris. Credit: NASA JSC NASA’s Long Duration Exposure Facility (LDEF) taught us a lot about space debris. It was essentially a target that was left in space for about six years before it was retrieved by the Columbia Space Shuttle in 1990. The LDEF hosted 57 individual scientific experiments designed to study the long-term effects of outer space environment on different materials, electronics and biological samples. Because of its large surface area and long exposure, much statistical information was gained from studying the Swiss cheese pattern that had formed on its surface as shown in the picture. Cleaning up the Orbit Since 2002, all major space agencies are following some common guidelines to reduce the growth of space debris. Spacecraft in GEO are required to move to a graveyard orbit at a higher altitude after they finished their mission. Objects passing through the LEO region should be de-orbited or at least put into an orbit with a reduced lifetime. Due to atmospheric drag, all orbital debris will eventually fall back to Earth. However, at altitudes of 800 km, this may take decades, while above 1,000 km orbital debris normally will continue circling Earth for a century or more. We’re adding space junk faster than it’s raining down. Therefore, in the long run, we not only need to stop the ongoing pollution of space but also actively get rid of some of the space trash already in orbit. Otherwise, the density of debris may become large enough to create a cascading effect where the fragments created in a collision trigger new collisions. This scenario is known as the Kessler syndrome and nicely explained by Donald Kessler himself in this video. Space Lasers Concept for the de-orbiting of space junk using a high-power laser. Credit: C. R. Phipps et al. Plans for the active removal of space debris include the ClearSpace-1 mission of the Swiss startup ClearSpace which was funded by ESA and is planned to launch in 2025. ClearSpace-1 will use robotic arms to capture part of a Vespa (Vega Secondary Payload Adapter) upper stage left in orbit from a previous ESA mission. Both spacecraft will then be deorbited to burn up in the atmosphere. Eventually, the goal is to have a “tow truck” in space that can capture and remove multiple objects with a single mission. The same lasers that are used to track space junk might also be used to remove it. There are several concepts, to use high-power ground- or space-based laser systems to remove debris of 1 – 10 cm size from LEO space. The laser evaporates material from the object which forms a jet that slows down the target so that it will re-enter the atmosphere faster. After we have already polluted Earth to a devastating degree it would be nice to not see the same thing happening in space. It would be a shame if the scientific progress and communication technologies enabled by space missions were put to a halt by the Kessler syndrome. With future new mega-constellations of satellites like the Starlink project, this risk is quite imminent. 86 thoughts on “Getting Rid Of All The Space Junk In Earth’s Backyard 1. As it was already mentioned, China managed to populate a large portion of the junk is very short time.. by blowing up Fengyun-1C.. ..why am I not surprised? I don’t see China even trying to do anything about cleanup.. 1. Big blocks of a ballistics gel like material in space? Perhaps not enough to stop fast objects but just slow them down. Eventually it would increase in mass with captured particles until it deorbited and burnt up on it’s own. Or perhaps a series of nested balls of chicken wire with a high static electric charge. No doubt a few military satellites have countermeasures for defence. Guess they are reluctant to turn the iss into an orbital weapons platform, and with good reason. 2. All those words about tracking objects and no mention of either or Celestrak? Both amazing resources for keeping track of that stuff. And a very timely posting: LeoLabs is predicting a very high risk of two defunct satellites TONIGHT: Object 1: 19826 Object 2: 36123 TCA: Oct 16 00:56UTC Event altitude: 991km Combined mass of both objects is ~2,800kg. Equivalent energy is about 20 tons of TNT. 3. There’s talk of new rules about space debris. Just on Tuesday the ARRL posted about its comments on the matter. The rules make sense for big commercial satellites, but become a problem for small and non-commercial satellites. 1. Hello, do you mean this one? I’m surprised that this causes so much trouble.”Traditionally” (I can’t believe I would say this one day), CubeSats and other experimental sats are floating around in LEO, which causes many satellites to de-orbit anyway within 10 years or so. If they collide, do they cause any real issues? Or affect sats in higher orbits? I mean, most stuff in that area is slowed down by the remaining atmosphere, anyway. That being said, I hope we will, someday, see “real” satellites in amateur radio again. Such as the Phase II types (OA-7 etc).. 4. High powered lasers that can reliably hit orbital-speed objects 1000 km away, and deposit enough energy to ablate surfaces? Yeah… Like the paper abstract says: ” laser orbital debris removal (LODR) […] system will have multiple uses beyond debris removal.” 1. Nah, not really new, I think. Laser cannons are somewhat 1970s.. 🙄 And, if memory serves, these high power lasers that measure moon’s distance are in use since the moon landings, when these mirrors were placed (last part of Apollo that’s still active or so).. 1. Every time this topic comes up it’s a bunch of misunderstandings about the extent of the problem and then horse shit solutions that will never work. Like every dang time, it’s sad 1. Yes, it’s amusing to read the musing of folks who don’t appreciate the energies involved. Or orbital mechanics, for that matter. But, actually, the ground-based laser approach is one that could really work. It’s that “dual-use technology” problem that will make it difficult to deploy. Can’t let the other guys have a technology that can take out your satellites (or airplanes) at will… I had a 60 megawatt Q-switched Nd:YAG laser in a previous workplace: a tiny version of the one described in that first paper. Fun stuff blasting holes in things, but kind of terrifying. Then, when you realize you need ten thousand times its pulse energy for a LODR system to work, and know that it can be arbitrarily pointed to track anything it sees, you recognize the scale of the problem. Especially when the thing can still fit in a large truck. 1. 400 mJ. Enough to put a hole in aluminum foil or a business card. Enough to make an ionized “spark” in mid air at the focus of a 50 mm lens, or a bubble inside a piece of acrylic. It’s in “party trick” territory, even though it will promptly ruin a spot of your retina if you catch it. 400 mJ is nowhere near enough to impart significant momentum to even a small piece of debris: you’d need many, many thousands of 1 kJ shots to do that. 1. If you want to break satellites, there are easier ways. The soviets already tested an anti-armor rifle on board of one of the Almaz stations. As for shooting down airplanes inside the atmosphere, you won’t have the 1000 km range due to dispersion and absorption before you even reach the curvature of the earth. It only really works shooting the beam up from a high spot. 1. the idea is specifically NOT to break the satellite, that just worsens the problem. the idea is to use the laser ablation of the entire facing surface as a retrorocket to destabilize the debris orbit. in LEO, a deorbiting manuver can be as low as 10 m/s because you just need to bump it into the thin upper atmosphere where it’ll get brought down by atmo drag (could still take months but it’s guaranteed to come down, sooner than later). 2. If you have the resources to put a usable rifle in orbit, you don’t need a ground-based laser. But how do you get that rifle where you need it? Putting it in a different orbit to hunt a different satellite costs just as much as lobbing up a new one. But from the ground I can hit a dozen satellites per hour with my laser, and any given satellite is going overhead at least twice a day. If you don’t want the complexity of a push-button laser and want instead to go cave-man style, you could just throw a bucket of ball bearings straight up in front of your target satellite and let its own kinetic energy kill itself when it hits that near-stationary wall of balls. Bonus: after that energetic momentum transfer pretty much all the debris will be sub-orbital and will rain down shortly. And you don’t need an orbital-class rocket to lift a hundred kg of marbles to 500 km altitude. Even Jeff Who’s little puddle jumping shepard is gross overkill. And of course it’s obvious lasers can’t hit things they can’t see (or resolve). But if you can see the whites of their eyes, they’re eligible. 3. not a rifle but a modified 23mm revolver cannon…the projectile is 67g and muzzle velocity about 850 m/s, the cannon is able to spit between 1800-2000 rpm, so you can imagine there’s quite the thrust from firing it…also the normal variant of the cannon weighs 58.5kg… 2. ground based would only push away which would cause even more issues only way to clean it up is to start at the lowest level and draw them down regardless, one tiny screw up in the clean up process and you’ve just locked us to this planet for 100 years AND without satellites there goes your mtv kids! 1. that’s not how orbital mechanics work…pushing “up” would be “+ radial”, what that basically does is it starts to rotate the imaginary ellipse of the orbit in plane with the pivot point on the satellite, pushing one side of it higher and one lower to the atmosphere. For a higher orbit you need more speed – push “forward” ;-) 1. Pretty sure the reference was to the forgettable “Real Genius”. I remember, because that was the year I put a hole in my own hand with a laser. Seriously. An accident, but still really stupid. 1. I thought it was a reference to “Red Planet”, where at the end of the movie the lady says that the long time to return to Earth will give her “to get to know the janitor”. 2. “Forgettable”?! That was one of the greatest cheeseball movies of all time! You take that back, or I’ll get the boys to bury your house in popcorn!! LOL 2. Well, the objects they’re aiming at are light and don’t need much of a push to bring them down. And it’s easier to shoot a laser up through a thinning atmosphere than shoot it sideways at the ground – less absorption. Firing the laser towards anywhere but up from a mountain top would see the beam lose energy and disperse very quickly. I mean, they already have megawatt-level lasers with pinpoint accuracy developed for military purposes, but they haven’t been able to weaponize them effectively because of that little problem. 1. If you could hoist a high powered laser into LEO and track nearby debris, I wonder how many orbits you could change before your batteries ran out. Since you wouldn’t have to worry about atmospheric dispersion and the objects would be a lot closer, you could reduce the power per shot allowing you to hit more targets. It would be really interesting to see a cost/benefit analysis between ground and space based lasers for this kind of thing How tall would your mountain have to be to deliver a significant advantage? Bear in mind that you can’t go to The Mountain Store and get a new one. 1. It’s not absorption that’s the problem, it’s defocusing due to atmospheric “turbulence” (stochastic density variation) (and other effects, to be pedantic). Plainly put: if you can’t focus on the target, you can’t deposit enough energy or power density to do any good. Ghez’s Nobel-winning adaptive optics notwithstanding, you’ll be doing extremely well to keep most of the beam power in a 10 cm spot through even just 5 km of sea-level atmosphere – an arcsecond or so of precision. Even if you find a hill (or fly) 5.5 km (18 kft?) high, where you’re halfway out of the atmosphere, it doesn’t do you any good to aim at targets below you: you’re still firing through dense atmosphere. No, lasers are crappy for long range near the ground. Even aiming upwards, you are much better off from a high mountain, for the same reasons optical telescopes are placed there. You’ll also want to be near the equator to see all LEO satellites. Kilimanjaro would be a fine place for this. Or Chimborazo. Or maybe Atacama, which already has suitable services there. 2. Generally speaking, laser beams in atmosphere start to get absorbed and scatter after 300 meters. From googling around, a near infrared beam loses about 1-4% per 10 km by atmospheric scattering at sea level, and if I’m reading my coefficients right, about 10% per kilometer by absorption under average clear sky conditions. Which means only 2% of the near infrared light emitted up from sea level ends up in space.That’s called the greenhouse effect. Of course there are certain “windows” in the spectrum where the atmosphere is more transparent. 5. I’ve always thought that same technology for catching objects in water should be used in space. A net. Something of high volume but low weight that will slow orbiting projectiles down or catch them. How about a foam filled balloon, that expands several kilometres across when fully inflated. Let it sit in the path of the most dense areas. Stuff collides with it and either becomes embedded or slows down so falls to earth. Of course, I know nothing about what I’m suggesting. 1. What in water travels at 30,000 km/h ? or ~8333 meters per second (~26246.72 feet per second or ~15550 knots). Anything I can think of would be instantly turned to shrapnel creating even more debris. What is needed is something that can exactly match an objects orbital velocity, bond with the object and slow the orbital velocity enough that gravity takes over and the captured object enters a controlled basaltic trajectory where it is safely crashed into Point Nemo (Latin for “no one”) also known as Oceanic pole of inaccessibility (48°52.5′S 123°23.6′W). 1. Unless they edited the article, the last sentence: Also, your last statement is false. Clockwise and anti-clockwise would actually result in relative speed being doubled, however most of the debris would not be orbital velocity. But If they are on paths at a 90 degree angle, such as equatorial and polar orbits, then they would still impact with very high relative velocity and their debris would still be orbital velocity. 1. Shouldn’t they have thought of traffic lanes … and one way ‘streets’ so to speak :) :D . Ha! Yeah, any solution is going to be able to have ‘multiple’ uses. As soon as you have a ‘vacuum cleaner’ up their that can match orbits, collect junk or kick junk into a lower/highly elliptical orbits, or laser them, or whatever…. Nothing says you can’t do that with live satellites too… 6. “After we have already polluted Earth to a devastating degree it would be nice to not see the same thing happening in space” Well, no. Personally I prefer not to see Earth polluted to a devastating degree, I´m not living in space. Anyway, a specie which is not able to care for its own home does not deserve exploring other planets and spreading its stupidity elsewhere. 1. ‘I’m not living in space’ but you depend on it here on earth. Space is where technology is used to monitor our planet’s health. Among many other services. This misconception is very damaging. And as time goes by and we do not take action the ‘space problem’ it’s going to be the earth’s next pandemic. 7. Hey if SpaceX’s starship becomes a reality and drives down the cost of putting things up in orbit, why bother with the laser on the ground and all the added complexity of atmospheric distortion? And if there are security issues with having high powered lasers up in space, perhaps limiting them to some sort of agreed upon low power might make everyone happy. 8. The americans started with shooting down satellites in 1985 with an ASM-135 (ASM = Anti Satellite Missile) And they did it again some time after the Chinese: Apparently India has also done so, but I have not looked further. Also: ISS needs to be boosted regularly to prevent it from falling down, so they are not “wasting all that fuel” to prevent debris, but just adjust the timings of the orbit boosts a bit. 9. i think catching and macgyvering in space is the best option, lasering satellites may be how earth gets rings like saturn, and perhaps we should either drop a large magnet or 2 in the proper orbits, or mine asteroids and construct a large magnet in space.. which may lead to an extinction level event, depending on how large of a magnet ball of space debris falls to earth. 1. effing magnets… How would that work? Especially considering there’s no way we could build a magnet with remotely as much energy as the one that already exists there (i.e., the earth field itself), and IT isn’t doing anything about the space junk problem. And: there’s already a several-ton magnet in orbit (the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer). It’s been there for years. Doesn’t do a darned thing for space junk. But, to be fair, it has collected several billion pieces of antimatter so far. 1. The best use of the earths magnetic field is to extend very long conductive wires from the capture device. That conductor by virtue of moving through a magnetic field has a current induced in it which generates a magnetic field that creates a force which opposes the direction of movement (slowing the captured device down). Eventually it will be decelerated so much that lowers its orbit height and finally burns up in the atmosphere. It would probably the the cheapest way of deorbiting satellites and space debris, and because of that it will end up being the one that is eventually used. What could possibly go wrong with a few football field lengths of wire hanging from either side of a satellite or other space debris. 10. I have a very simple idea and cheap too! Spin a giant Nurf ball in space, let it collect debris and then fall back and burn up. You could launch a platform with the liquids and shoot out hundreds of balls, pick trajectory and away they go! 11. Aren’t most of these pieces made of metal? Why not put a powerful electron magnet into space in a satellite that we can turn on and off from the ground. Use it to change the orbital path of objects as they fly by so that they either go 90 degrees in a new direction toward earth or out into space? The electron magnet never has to touch these objects or move itself. It simply turns on and off at the right time to alter the debris’ path into a new one that leads to its’ demise. 1. You would either need an absurdly huge magnetic feild, or be right next to tue debris for that to work, due to the inverse square law of magnetism. If you get close enough for a reasonably sized, solar powered electromagnet to have any effect on the orbit of the debris, you might as well use something else to push it out of orbit. With good focus, I suspect a laser in orbit would have nearly the same energy at its target as it does at the source, which is more efficient than magnets. Now if it were possible to make a *magnetic* laser somehow… :D 12. Hackers should be pushing hard for creating an L-point junkyard for these defunct space things. Much of what is put up there is very high tech, repurposable awesome Stuff… just the thing for space hackers of the future to dig thru and reuse for Cool Projects. Alas, Fuel is a big issue. It takes a lot of maneuvering to match orbits, snag and then lift all this Cool Stuff to that L-point. Maybe a junk ship that constantly cleans the space ways (like that net boat trying to clean plastic from the oceans) fueled by propellants harvested from moon and asteroids? Come on hackers! there gotta be a way! Think of all the really awesome articles and projects! 13. Space Flypaper. Big sheets of it, ballasted so that tidal effects in orbit make it stretch out radially. Make it open up to 100 meters x 100 meters. Then anything in orbit up to 50 meters below the flypaper’s center of mass will be orbiting slightly faster, catch up and get stuck. Anything in orbit up to 50 meters above the flypaper’s center of mass will be run up on from behind and get stuck. To prevent encounters with debris in an opposite direction orbit from breaking up (or breaking the flypaper) and spreading more debris, the adhesive coating would need to have zero volatile components and be extremely stretchy. Imagine shooting a bullet at a piece of flypaper and having it penetrate but the sticky coating stretches way out the back side without breaking so the bullet is captured. After a few days in orbit the flypaper will have a 100×100 meter ‘tunnel’ cleared around Earth then it can be deorbited, grabbing more small debris on its way down. For a longer duration and more cleaning, don’t put it into a circular orbit. Give it some eccentricity so as it goes around it will intersect more debris that’s also in eccentric orbits that cross the flypaper’s orbit. Every time around it will cross those other orbits at the same relative location, but due to differing orbital periods there will be different debris at the intersections. With enough passes everything in the other orbit can be cleaned up. Launch the flypaper cleaners by the case load, like SpaceX Starlink satellites. These could also be used to bring down low orbit satellites that can’t be controlled due to failure, and larger pieces of debris. Put into an orbit for a slow relative velocity intercept, the flypaper would stick and add a large amount of surface area to increase the drag from the thin atmosphere to deorbit faster. And while that’s going on the flypaper will also be snagging small debris. 14. How about a service to put your cremated remains into space. Straight up and then straight down unless they run into something. I.e. disperse your remains in front of some space debris. Likely cheaper than a modern funeral. Too fine to cause further fragmentation. 15. How do all orbiting objects naturally de-orbit? Atmospheric drag, right? So why not artificially create temporary additional atmospheric drag in narrow bands to de-orbit rogue items large and small? A bubble of air, launched in westerly LEO at such height and speed as to de-orbit itself within months, would act as an atmospheric brake to bring down everything in its path not able to maneuver away from it. A bubble of ordinary sea-level air, chilled to liquidity at -200 C, has 1/700 its volume, and expanded naturally in space to vastly greater volume and lower density, would, over weeks or months at a closing speed of over 50,000 KPH and 30 impacts/day at LEO, have enough kinetic energy to de-orbit all the the easterly-orbiting objects in its path. Everything from spent boosters and dead satellites to paint flecks and stray bolts, all potentially destructive at orbital velocities, would be slowed and de-orbited in time. Active satellites, duly alerted, could plan to maneuver themselves away from the cloud until it safely dissipated and deorbited. This ought to pass the needed tests of being thorough, practical, economical and scalable. For example a 4 meter-diameter sphere of cryogenic air ought to be orbitable by today’s larger rockets, even given the extra boost needed to be go westerly rather than easterly. After a few proof-of-concept flights, a few score or maybe hundreds of such temporary air bubbles could go a long way to reduce the cloud of debris and avoid a Kessler Syndrome disaster. I haven’t been able to find any study done of this idea. Thoughts? 1. “expanded naturally in space to vastly greater volume” Yeah, to put it mildly. Even at -200C all the molecules in that bubble of air are going to be getting out Dodge at around 200 meters per second. In a few minutes that bit of space is going to be indistinguishable in density from what it was before you liberated all those chilly molecules. You’re not going to be catching anything with that ephemera. 16. I think that every Nation that has Space Junk (ie all of them) must cooperate on an Internation level to reduce the space rubbish. I also wonder about all the micro satellite being launched as well. 1. 195 Sovereign States According to the U.N., I suspect that less than 20% of that have launched anything into space. Should China or Russia deorbit defunct american (spy) satellites, and vice versa. Deorbiting junk by any other nation than the one that put it up, could actually start a war. The small low earth orbit cubesats with Terminator Tape could deorbit after 12 years, depending on their altitude. (ref: ) 1. Surely there would not be that much of a problem if the Space nations all sat around a “round table” and discuss what can be removed. How many of the micro satellites are planned and are now in orbit? That could make thing difficult for Moon/Mars missions. 17. Paul: thanks for the comment about plain air expanding so rapidly as to be useless. Indeed while it would be cryogenic at launch, in orbit on the sunny side of earth it would heat up much higher of course. Will have to ponder that problem. Several comments address the political issue of international non-co-operation. Even if a practical method is found, that would of course be as fraught as any of the other “tragedy of the commons” problems we humans have not solved. But without a practical operational method, there is no chance of success. 1. The air doesn’t even need to see sun and heat up to skedaddle — even cryogenic, those molecules are still moving at 200 m/s, bumping into each other and their container. Put them in open space with nothing to constrain them: they’re gone, they aren’t hanging around. The issue of “the commons” in space or other bodies is very important: how we structure governance of those resources is going to affect the rest of our existence, and how we make it work out there will have repercussions on how we run our society here on Earth. An extremely interesting and timely TED talk on the topic: 1. … Shooting lasers at things in an environment where a pea size object orbiting in the opposite direction you are can lead to a very bad day….yeah that sounds like a great idea. What’s wrong with cubesats that grapple a piece of space junk, then let out a long conductive teather which can be energized to push against the earths magnetic field fo deorbit objects? There could be a larger mothership with manuvering thusters to align various orbits before ejecting a cube sat to deal with the junk. Its not exactly quick, but you won’t be leaving tiny balls of death behind. 18. A large rubber band between earth and the moon in some sort of Van de Graaff configuration “would” allow a massive static potential to be generated. This could either repel the debris or attract it to the atmosphere. It might also throw the atmosphere off into deep space. But let that risk not stand in the way of science. Leave a Reply to Truth Cancel reply
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Thank you! What Language Will the World Speak In 2115? upuv Morlock (578 comments) As we will have destroyed the biosphere and will have had to retreat to the underside. about a month ago Minecraft Creator Notch's $70 Million Mansion Recreated In Minecraft upuv Re:I don't get it (170 comments) Do you have any concept of how much 2.5 billion is? The average person in the United States will make a grand total of $3.4 million in just one life time. That's 735 lifetimes of money. All upfront. 1% interest on $2.5 billion is $25,000,000. This guy makes more on 1% interest in a year than the average person makes working in 7 lifetimes. That's 1%. Do you know how hard it is to only make 1% interest. Banks are going to borrow from this guy. He he were to covert this into 1 dollar bills and stack them in a single pile. The pile would be: 895000 feet 169.5 miles. This guy could achieve low earth orbit by simple stacking money and standing on it. NFL players make on average 1.9 million. This make Mr. Minecraft equal to 24 NFL pro teams. Yep this guy makes as much a 2/3 of the entire league. Sorry he made that in one pay day. What exactly is there to horde? This guy isn't an idiot. He's stupidly rich. Like Richie Rich rich. $70,000,000 our of $2,500,000,000 is still $2,430,000,000. That's multiple billions here still. Most countries if they had 2.5 billion could pay off the entire countries debt. If you think this guy is still an idiot I suggest you look in a mirror first. about a month ago Apple Locks iPhone 6/6+ NFC To Apple Pay Only upuv Too Late for Aus (336 comments) NFC has taken off in Aus in a big way. With most retail outlets having terminals that take Paypass/Tap&Go ( NFC payment brand names here ) accepted across competing financial institutions. There is zero chance Apple will make any headway here asking retailers to forgo the already established infrastructure. Also basically asking retailers to stump up money to install another payment network. Given the existing network was no additional cost to them. Apple is making a mistake here. I don't think it will hurt them too much but Apple Pay will certainly not be a reason for market share growth of the platform. The larger screens most certainly will give them some growth but not this ridiculous shackle. about 4 months ago upuv Re:No Excuse really these days. (348 comments) Do you mean the position that we need firewalls? Yes, was curious to understand reasoning behind position. I would have thought that that the need for firewalls was self evident. The industry is full of bad ultimately harmful ideas which see widespread adoption for locally optimal reasons. It is far from self-evident to me firewalls do not fall squarely into this category. You are stating that firewalls are harmful. What back this statement up? The smart devices we use today all tend to have a variation on mainstream OS's. All of which come with some form of host based firewall. Thus the management of these devices from a firewall perspective is even easier. So much so that it is now possible for most marginally technical people to ensure they are properly configured at least at the time of device activation / installation. I think today anything claiming to be a "smart device" needs no firewall because it accepts no incoming connections. It operates by calling home to the vendor. If you want to access your "smart device" you connect to the vendors server and ask nicely to please access your own gear. A mega ultra cloud firewall...!!1!!!!1! More generally would be interested in understanding why a device with a specific purpose is more secure when it listens for commands through an internal firewall vs the same listener without? Is a bluetooth headset more secure behind a Bluetooth firewall? Perhaps a concrete example... Smart device do not only initiate connections. If you use a stock OS as a base for you smart device you are also accepting the fact that these devices will also implement service listeners. You may have a crack team of coders that does a very good job of inspecting each service and only allowing the bare minimum and none that have rogue listeners. But your developers are not always able to review each line of code that is used in patches moving forward. Things change. And they should change. As things improve a good vendor will patch these devices. So Where am I going to invest my effort. I'm going to invest effort into making sure my product works perfectly. If I spend a tiny amount of time ensuring that things are blocked with a firewall I don't have to worry if some changes in apps and services that I'm not in total control of all of a sudden have listeners. I could care less if the firewall is blocking them. This means I'm investing far less effort into on going maintenance and getting the same secure result. Easy win for me. The interesting thing is you do have a firewall on bluetooth. You do if you use bluetooth to carry IP traffic. This is of course if you use a firewall. So yah you are more secure from bad blue tooth devices if you have a firewall. Why do you feel firewalls are effective? There seems to be an implicit assumption that firewalls are effective... what makes that true? What if all the worlds firewalls were thrown in the trash heap and in their place systems were configured to accept only Authenticated, Authorized, Integrity protected, Encrypted inquiries from acceptable locations? Would that world have better or worse security outcomes than todays world? I think no question it would be better. No more making security decisions by ports and trivially spoofed address headers or checking worthless boxes on a compliance chart only to have the whole house of cards collapse when Debbie in accounting clicks on the wrong untrusted email message with spoofed from header. Instead of administrators configuring ports and addresses in firewalls what if they instead spent that same time managing the only thing that means squat in a secure system ... TRUST It is not like the technology does not exist. People ignore it because it is easier to hide behind their precious firewalls. So they allow it and by extension allow their suppliers to continue to supply them with crap. So how do you think acceptable locations are defined in this age? It's usually the firewall. It's almost always the firewall. Authetication and authorization are a different part of the comms stack. Firewalls are not the end all and be all of protection. They are a part of the protections you should have in place. No one should ever feel completely safe with only a firewall. But you can feel safer with one. So Debbie does down load a bad file. And the file goes nuts. One of the common things these trogans do is they start to test other devices on the local network looking for more holes. Well if you do have firewalls in place this attack vector is stopped. Debbies machine is still probably cooked. You file shares are probably toast. But direct access to local machines is protected. Again this is only part of the solution. Corp AV software should also be present on all nodes. Intercepting viruses when they do start to infect things. And so on. All of my builds have firewalls. It really is a no brainer. It costs me nothing in cash, time, or effort. I'm also religious about ssl which is far harder to enforce. I also enforce design patterns that use API's rather than RPC metaphors. All payloads that exit my applications are scanned for virus's. aka something that hits disk. In addition to all this I try to use NoSQL over SQL stores. Which mitigates most of the SQL injection issues. There are a lot of bad trends in tech. Being security conscience is not one of them. Use the tools that are given you to secure a system. Simply because the people you hire are never going to be as smart of a globe full of resources that may want to harm you. Why not draw from this same pool of people to help secure your systems. Use firewalls. Use AV. Use IDS if you can. Note: IDS is now starting to become mainstream. Thank goodness. With out it our home networks would be over run in ms. about 6 months ago upuv Re:No Excuse really these days. (348 comments) Do you mean the position that we need firewalls? I would have thought that that the need for firewalls was self evident. Especially in a business context. Even more so in this context were financial transactions are being processed. How many times have we heard stories about POS terminals at places like McDonald's being compromised and the bad guys scoop tons of customer data. Far too many is the answer. These devices had little to no protection at all from would be bad guys. Simple protections put in place like firewalls go a long way to addressing these vulnerabilities. Are they perfect. Of course not. But they are a lot better than having nothing. Today these protections can be implemented in a manor that has almost no impact on how people do business. Which means that when implemented correctly they will not cause any additional labor on the part of the end user in order to ensure that they remain secure. Since it cause none or very little impact on the way you do business why wouldn't you implement these simple safe guards? Data breaches and losses are a significant threat to companies. Small one more so than the large ones. Small companies fold when bad things happen. It's a trivial insurance policy that shockingly very few actually implement. about 6 months ago upuv No Excuse really these days. (348 comments) I do a ton of infrastructure builds. From a few boxes to 1000's of VM's. There is no excuse for no firewalls. If a vendor is disabling the firewall then they should absolutely be approached. If the clown you are talking to says that's the way it's done then go over his head. Tell your boss. Be gently of course. Doing the run around my hair is on fire dance is not going to win any one over. You can even help the vendor. There are a ton of tools for all OS's that will help you determine the port that need to be open. Simply run up the software and scan the open ports. Tada you have a simple set of fire wall rules at least. Are they perfect? Of course not they can be improved on. But it's something at the very least. I'm not overly a fan of point to point rules in firewalls as they are self defeating in the long run. ( This is a longer story ) So yes host firewalls should always be enabled. And the rules you use better be documented. about 6 months ago Ask Slashdot: Unattended Maintenance Windows? upuv Re:Puppet. (265 comments) This pattern only works for single nodes. if you have a complex infrastructure you can't rely on this pattern alone. about 7 months ago Ask Slashdot: Unattended Maintenance Windows? upuv Re:Puppet. (265 comments) Puppet is not orchestration. This problem is an orchestration problem. A very simple one but still orchestration. Puppet is declarative which can mean it has no order to events. Most people make use of some screwball dependency chain in puppet giving the illusion of orchestration. Use something Ansible if you want to orchestrate a change about 7 months ago GoDaddy Files For $100 Million IPO upuv Go-Daddy Bottom Feeder (110 comments) This company has been a lowbrow bottom feeder since the beginning. At first glance the pricing looks OK. But soon you realize you are fenced in. You find out your domain is held hostage by lack of features. Features that are ransomed off. Buying Go-Daddy is purely a speculative exercise that is not backed by history or sane projections. about 8 months ago upuv Post Fix dereferencing about time. (126 comments) I was very active back in the early days of 5.0 development. I fought for this and lost. I always struggled with the non-nonsensical @{} ${} ..... style. It was difficult to mentally process. Long chains of dereferencing would be especially complicated. I'm very pleased to see this finally make it in. about 8 months ago Cisco Complains To Obama About NSA Adding Spyware To Routers upuv Re:Hypocritical (297 comments) Can't help myself here. Using ridiculous reverse logic of a TV intelligence interrogator. So you are admitting that you are aware of Chinese back doors that are not currently known about by legitimate parties? Tell me what you know of these back doors. And tell me how we can use them. about 8 months ago Cisco Complains To Obama About NSA Adding Spyware To Routers upuv Re:Hypocritical (297 comments) How do you think the NSA found the Chinese back doors? Kinda of a duh moment don't you think? about 8 months ago Canadian Teen Arrested For Calling In 30+ Swattings, Bomb Threats upuv Re:bleh. (350 comments) And that just teaches the kid that there are no consequences. Dumb kids need to be punished. They need to be seen paying for the crime themselves. Their peers need to see that Jimmy in their class went to jail for a year because he was acting like a twit and caused some serious harm. I also feel that the US would over penalize the kid. about 9 months ago Canadian Teen Arrested For Calling In 30+ Swattings, Bomb Threats upuv Re:Good, but... (350 comments) If it's something like a bomb threat of a hostage taking with weapons you don't really have much choice. It's clear the area ASAP. People don't call in a SWAT saying. "I''m having bad day and I'm slowly filling my house with water till I drown." giving the Police ample time to make decisions. about 9 months ago Canadian Teen Arrested For Calling In 30+ Swattings, Bomb Threats upuv Re:Autoimmune disorder... (350 comments) 911 is not only accessible via standard phone lines and cell/mobile phones. Location tech only has 3 basic methods of locating you. Generally only the first is ever used. Most often however the 911 operator asks, "Where are you right now?" 1. Land line billing / install address. 2. Mobile phone GPS location. First the police must have authority to activate GPS remotely. Second the phone needs to have GPS. Not all phones do.     2.1 Kind of a third method. Cell tower location that the caller used. This takes a hideous amount of time to determine despite laws that say telcos must provide the capability. So generally not used. And this is horribly inaccurate. 3. Geo location of IP address of user. Horribly inaccurate and police forces around the world are very slow to use this tech. Also for example if you have a 3/4G phone your IP address is usually geolocated at the telco company headquarters. This is not generally used for 911 type locations. Remember the operator only has a few seconds to establish your location during an incident call. They tend to only fall back on location tools when the caller is unable to provide the address them selves. So if the caller says they are at a location then generally that is the accepted location for the incident. In many jurisdictions around North America and the world for that matter you can place an emergency call via any number of means. You can text, email, tweet skype, use a web form, etc. Note that most of the new forms of emergency notifications come over the internet. Since it is painfully simple these days to make it appear as if you are coming from basically any spot on the globe with internet communications a person can spoof their location with ease. Note all of this does not mean they can't find the location of the caller. After the incident a wealth of information can be investigated and fairly precise locations can be determined. So don't take what I have said as a open ticket to SWAT. This case proves it's only a matter of time before you get nabbed. about 9 months ago China Using Troop of Trained Monkeys To Guard Air Base upuv Re:180 nests gone, at 6 nests/monkey/day? really? (119 comments) You forgot that from the total number of monkeys you must subtract those monkeys involved in: Project Management Once we do this it's clear that the actual number of Monkey's involved far exceeds those quoted. The Chinese are clearly fudging the numbers to make the project appear to be viable. about 9 months ago Not Just a Cleanup Any More: LibreSSL Project Announced upuv Re:Please don't (360 comments) SSL is the standard. OpenSSL is an implementation LibreSSL is an implementation The standard isn't forked. In this instance the standard mostly applies to the protocol. The on system interfaces will most likely mutate rather quickly. Most specifically at the user interaction level. The library interfaces will most likely remain steady. This isn't a bad thing. SSL and it's related crypto cousins is all about trust, but paradoxically Crypto people don't trust crypto people so there is very little trust out there. So really powerful things like personal / corporate certificate authorities just don't exist in practice. Imagine the power of a CA for personal certs. It would change authentication forever. Good bye 300 passwords. But since no two people can build two independent systems that truly trust each other there really is no hope for personal certificate authorities. Maybe this reboot of an SSL implementation can move us one step closer. Or even an inch/2.2cm. about 9 months ago upuv Unfortunately it only takes one to abuse this. (177 comments) This is laughably a bad idea. This will be abused the instant it hits code. The temptation is too great. This will sink the adoption of http 2.0 and 1.1 will live for a far greater time. With all of the news around man in the middle attacks I just can't believe this will be a feature. This needs to be amended. I can see trusted chains, Where you would trust a chain from end to end, but just the proxy? With each node in the chain being able to cache. about a year ago upuv It's outline in the contract. (716 comments) There are a few types of basic contract. If you are full time employee. - The employer pays for time and materials. No matter what the cause of the bug was the employer absorbs the costs of it's own mistakes. If you are a contract employee on a Time and Materials contract. - This is virtual the same as full time. The customer in this case pays for everything including bug repair. If you on a contract to deliver a service or product. - Well now the Contract owner is responsible for paying for all errors that fit with in the bounds of error as outlined in the contract. There are a few variations on the above. Usually there are caps on all contracts to prevent excess expenditures. Things like T&M that can only reach X amount ever. about a year ago Comcast bandwidth throttling, US vs Aus. upuv upuv writes  |  about 6 years ago upuv (1201447) writes "Yet another chapter in the story of Comcast Throttling users. Comcast is fighting back against what it calls excessive bandwidth users. The company confirmed that it has successfully deployed throttling technology to all its markets. Comcast claims that the technology is to help make everyone get the same experience and have equal opportunity to the bandwidth. .... On top of this throttling technology Comcast has also placed a 250 GB monthly cap for all users. If you exceed the 250 GB monthly cap your account can be terminated and you can be banned for using the Comcast service for up to one year. .... As an Australian I personally would love to be able to have a cap of 250Gig. Here we can typically only get at max 60Gig. ( Of course you can pay a fortune and get more ). I can't feel too bad for these customers. As the US bandwidth plans blow our plans down under away for value for your money. Here is an example of the Plans we can get. As you can see The Aussie plans suck in comparison to what we can get from even Comcast." Virtual What the Who's it's? upuv upuv writes  |  more than 5 years ago I'm an IT professional for as long as the term IT professional has existed. I work in Enterprise. I work with Telcos, Banks, Entertainment the lot. Can some one please fill me in on where the money is in virtual / cloud computing? 18 months ago if your project didn't have something VM it didn't see the light of day. I have yet to see a project that had a cloud component. Now I'm making stupendous amounts of money de-constructing VM anything. Take the silly little app housed in a VM of flavor XYZ and replanting it on a native OS. Oh Gee Golly they run faster and more predictably. ( Sorry I don't take any work involving .net C# or anything MS. Yes I'm a bigot ) Seriously. Is the VM hype finally over? I bloody well hope so. It's as ill founded as Bush's economic policy. Alien Life and it's mutual toxic effect upuv upuv writes  |  more than 6 years ago Just a random thought. While looking at the stars tonight this came to mind. If we were ever to encounter complex alien life does it not seem obvious that we would poison each other? Given that we have evolve gradually or in spurts in order to improve our chance of generating future generations. Is it not natural to believe that we also evolve such that we are more resistant to threat by acquiring resistance and defense to threat? Such defenses would include those of a toxic nature. Since some of those defenses would also include a toxic component. For example we as humans have an immune system that aggressively attacks threat, thus toxic to the threat. Now our personal defenses would have evolved as a direct reaction to the threats presented to us over the eons. Thus the complexity of our defenses would both be quite elaborate and in it self aggressive. But at the same time would be a counter point to the other biology around us. Now given an equally complex life form(s) had evolved in a completely alien environment. It equally is likely that these life forms would have evolved in a similar fashion. However most likely taking several evolutionary branches that our world did not or deemed evolutionary dead ends. If those two complex biologies were to mix does it not seem likely that we would kill each other by simply coming into contact? Of course there would have to be sufficient amounts of each biology to result mutual death. An alien microbe has less of a chance of killing us in this manor as compared to a complex life form of such mass to be anywhere from mite size to elephant size. ( To pick two easy to relate to volumes. ) As the single microbe would have very little success against a comparative mountain of domestic biology attaching and consuming it. To me this seems obvious at the moment. If this proposition is true, then does it not seem likely the reason that we have not been contacted by alien life is that simply because our world is a big ball of plague? Thus why bother with taking to the sentient bags of salt water fresh from the primordial stew! What will happen if Windows 7 Tanks as bad as Vista? upuv upuv writes  |  more than 6 years ago As it is clear to even the most remote Brazilian forest tribe Windows Vista is a public relations nightmare. Will Windows 7 suffer the same fate? Will Microsoft survive if Windows 7 results in a puppy skid mark on the carpet? Why hasn't Firefox 3.0 been trashed in media? upuv upuv writes  |  more than 6 years ago Usually a highly public software release like Firefox 3.0 is trashed by someone somewhere. With Firefox 3.0 I have seen very little bad press if any. Is Firefox 3.0 that good that it doesn't justify bad press? I personally love it. Best software release of any product every. It works great on every platform I care about. So is there any bad things about Firefox 3? Stuff that simply is wrong? Slashdot Login Need an Account? Forgot your password?
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Source: ruby-peek-redis Section: ruby Priority: optional Maintainer: Debian Ruby Extras Maintainers Uploaders: Pirate Praveen Build-Depends: debhelper (>= 9~), gem2deb, ruby-atomic (>= 1.0.0), ruby-peek, ruby-redis Standards-Version: 4.1.0 Vcs-Git: Vcs-Browser: Homepage: Testsuite: autopkgtest-pkg-ruby XS-Ruby-Versions: all Package: ruby-peek-redis Architecture: all XB-Ruby-Versions: ${ruby:Versions} Depends: ruby | ruby-interpreter, ruby-atomic (>= 1.0.0), ruby-peek, ruby-redis, ${misc:Depends}, ${shlibs:Depends} Description: Take a peek into the Redis calls made within your Rails application Things this peek view provides: - Total number of Redis commands called during the request - The duration of the calls made during the request . peek is a profiling tool originally built at GitHub to help them get an insight into their application.
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Chris Chinn's Description of BW From Burning Wiki Jump to: navigation, search Characters, Beliefs, Conflict You come up with a general idea of what the game is going to be about ("A struggle for the throne!"). Players build characters with Beliefs- ideals and goals put together, things they're willing to fight and die for. In one kind of game, you might have all the players at cross goals, in another kind of game, they might all be working together. BW supports both very well. Beliefs and Artha You design your beliefs, and you either play to them, or play against them. Either way, drama happens. Doing either, produces Artha, sort of spendable hero point bonuses to use to help dice rolls in the short run, and bumping up your stats in a big way ("Shade Shifting") in the long run. So role playing increases your effectiveness. Rules, Systems, Choices The system has a simple base, which you can play with. You can choose to use the complicated subsystems for a more tactical game if you like. Either one is fine, though both expect a level of system understanding on the parts of the players- if you are playing the basic method, you're still expected to use Helping Dice, Advantages, and augmenting with related skills ("FoRK" skills) to bump up your odds. Both really focus on player choice and control. The more involved systems involve picking 3 actions in a "round" and revealing your choices simultaneously, both for combat or debates. Out-thinking and predicting your opposition can really swing the tide. Having a basic idea of the system and being smart about it increases your effectiveness. Interesting Aspects First, you probably won't have a "perfect" character. The Lifepath system forces you to make concessions, like you might end up with "Cowardly" as a trait. Part of that is that it starts you off, a little off what you envisioned, but gives you something to struggle towards. Playing against the Traits you have not only gives you Artha, but also produces interesting play. Second, you'll notice that I mention both role-playing and system mastery help you in effectiveness. Ideally you'll be able to do both, but if you can't, at least the game tries to help you regardless of your focus. Aside from Artha, the primary way you advance skills and stats is through challenges- you'll want to face tough challenges to up your stats. Which means either you're up against tough things, or normal challenges while injured or otherwise debilitated. BW works best as a long term game to really show off how it shapes and molds characters. Personal tools
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Come Experience Stonewall Resort Enjoy the peaceful embrace of 1,900 acres of rolling mountains while staying in our Adirondack-style lodge or well-appointed cottages. Choose from several amenities including an award-winning golf course, a spa, boating, hiking, kayaking, segways and three restaurants that feature fresh, local, delicious cuisine. 940 Resort Drive Roanoke, WV 26447 Resort Direct: (304) 269-7400 Reservations: (888) 278-8150 • Benchmark Hospitality
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12 June, 2010 Red Robin #13                 This issue would be best described with a line graph, but due to the fact that I don't have a line graph I'll just have to describe it to you. This comic was about Tim Drake going after Lynx. The beginning was as good as I could have ever hoped for. It showed the average relation between Dick, Damian, and Tim. It's always good to have something like that every so often, if you start littering the series with it, the series becomes no good, but every so often is good. Tim decided to go after Lynx when the other two went after Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum. To be honest I really wanted it to be the other way around, I have actually never seen the Tweedles in a comic, but I've always wanted to. To find Lynx Tim does the classic Batman interrogation, again something I loved. He also decided to make a show about beating Lynx. I thought this showed the knowledge that everyone in the "Batman family" knows about their villains. He knows that if people saw Lynx beaten she would be disgraced and loose all of her power. So I liked that. The part with Drake's and Fox's engagement  was just okay, I wasn't expecting much out of that, so my expectations were past, but they were low. I went on to DC.com last month just to see what was coming out, as I did I thought hey, why doesn't Red Robin ever fight classic Batman villains? Then I saw this cover and I was really exited. When I opened the comic, I thought it would be somebody like Mr. Freeze, but no, we got Lynx. I relies that Niceza did well with her, but I was still disappointed. People were very exited for Nicieza, but I like Yost a lot better, the stories were just more compelling. Lastly I though To's art was below average, he made the fight scenes look like Japanese anime, I understand that could be because he is dealing with a villain who uses a samurai sword, and who wears a samurai mask. But why does Red Robin also look like a picture from a Japanese comic. So overall not the best thing I've ever seen, but not the worst. Grade: 6.5/10  buy at: www.mycomicshop.com 1. thank you very much I love your article The 10 Best Cookbooks for Your Kitchen http://bit.ly/b9J2uP 2. hello i like very much your article, I love you do me a used stp k love you publish my lein amzon if your blog stp in exchange I will post your blog among my favorite blog it lets you save your answer stp traffic
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[Fantastic Fest Review] 'The Autopsy of Jane Doe' Proves Brian Cox is Still One of the Best in the Business - Bloody Disgusting Connect with us [Fantastic Fest Review] ‘The Autopsy of Jane Doe’ Proves Brian Cox is Still One of the Best in the Business It’s just another day at the morgue when an unidentified body rolls in. Father/son mortician team Austin (Emile Hirsch) and Tony (Brian Cox) Tilden have seen their fair share of strange subjects over the years, and no matter how misleading the clues presented proved to be, they always dug in, cracked the rib cage, and cracked the case. However, on this particularly gloomy day, deep down in that dark, cramped basement, the two men find that not only are they unable to find a cause of death for their latest corpse, their Jane Doe, but they also can’t find any substantial proof that their little living dead girl should even be deceased, at all. As the storm outside slowly brews and grows stronger, so too does the case inside grow stranger and stranger. Scarring of the lungs, damage to the brain, and yet, her skin appears unscathed, as if she had never been harmed. Foggy eyes, lack of rigor mortis, yet she was discovered buried deep within the dirt of a tucked away dirty old basement. How long has this girl even been dead? A day? A week? An hour? They’ve never let a case stop them from doing their jobs before, but if things continue down this eerie path, this foolproof family unit might not even leave the premises with their lives. [Related] FULL Fantastic Fest Coverage on Bloody Disgusting Told over the course of a single evening in a tightly confined space, The Autopsy of Jane Doe takes on the risk of losing material quickly and possibly even boring the audience by limiting themselves to such constricted means. Luckily, thanks to the superb talents of long overdue tag team Brian Cox and Emile Hirsch, and the superior direction from Trollhunter filmmaker Andre Ovredal, the audience not only stays engaged throughout the film, but actually grows more and more enticed as the twists and turns are exhumed and brought to light. The film bounces back and forth from creepy unsettling moments to light-hearted (albeit surprisingly demented) chuckles with ease, giving its viewers a pretty solid idea of what it must be like to work with dead people for a living, and the type of humor that would develop as a defense mechanism for the daily macabre encounters one would face. The Autopsy of Jane Doe would be a successful film just based off of its confident direction and spectacular cinematography from Roman Osin alone, but its emotional tie-in about the recent death in the Tilden’s own family, the lady of the house, really seals the deal. The loss of Austin’s mother and Tony’s wife adds a layer to this already intricate story by placing the burden on these men to find out exactly what happened to their Jane Doe, to track down her killers, and provide this woman with some sort of justice. Maybe if they can save her, in some warped vicarious way, they can inadvertently save their lost loved one too, and ease some of their own suffering in the process. It’s somewhat of a played out notion, the idea of cathartic retribution, but Brian Cox is so phenomenal in his portrayal of the emotionally distant grieving widower that he’s somehow able to find new ground in the familiar, thereby proving once again that he’s still one of the best working actors in the business today.
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Admissions Apply How do I impress Dartmouth with my essays? Quick Tips Make sure your essays illustrate your personality! Everything you say should help us understand those intangibles that can't be easily reflected in a resume. Show qualities like sense of humor, passion, intellectual curiosity, self-awareness, and social-awareness. Your writing lets us get to know you and we read every word. Help us envision what you'll bring to Dartmouth. The Application Essay You may apply using the Common Application or the Coalition Application—Dartmouth has no preference of application platform and the essay prompts are identical. On either one, please choose one from the following essay prompts and respond. (250-word minimum, 650-word maximum.) The Dartmouth Writing Supplement 1. Please respond in 100 words or less: While arguing a Dartmouth-related case before the U.S. Supreme Court in 1818, Daniel Webster, Class of 1801, uttered this memorable line: “It is, Sir…a small college. And yet, there are those who love it!” As you seek admission to the Class of 2022, what aspects of the College’s program, community, or campus environment attract your interest? A. In Love Medicine, author Louise Erdrich ’76 writes, “Society is like this card game here, cousin. We got dealt our hand before we were even born, and as we grow we have to play as best as we can.” Describe your “hand” and reflect on how you have played it. B. From songs and film to formulae and computer code, human expression and discovery take many forms. How do you express your creativity? What ideas or values do you explore and celebrate when your imagination wanders? C. During the 2016 Olympic Games, American runner Abbey D’Agostino ’14 collided with another athlete in the first round of the 5,000-meter event. Both fell to the track. Although injured, Abbey’s first instinct was to help the other fallen athlete so they could continue the race together. Their selflessness was widely praised as the embodiment of the Olympic ideal of sportsmanship. Share a moment when kindness guided your actions. D. Twenty years ago, the world met Harry Potter and his companions. One of the more memorable lines from the J.K. Rowling series was spoken by Albus Dumbledore: “Happiness can be found, even in the darkest of times, if one only remembers to turn on the light.” What ideas or experiences bring you joy? E. “I have no special talent,” Albert Einstein once observed. “I am only passionately curious.” Celebrate your intellectual curiosity. F. “Dreams are lovely. But they are just dreams,” television producer Shonda Rhimes ’91 told graduating seniors during her 2014 Commencement address. “It’s hard work that makes things happen. It’s hard work that creates change.” What inspires your hard work? What matters to you and how do you “make things happen” to create change?
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Ingredients Jump to Instructions ↓ 1. For the Glaze: 2. 1 (17-ounce) jar guava jelly 3. 3/4 cup tequila 4. 1/2 cup fresh lime juice 5. 1 teaspoon lime zest 6. 1/2 cup light brown sugar 7. 1 tablespoon minced ginger 8. 1/2 teaspoon ground cumin 9. 2 teaspoons minced garlic 10. 1/4 teaspoon salt 11. For the Ribs: 12. 2 tablespoons kosher salt 13. 1 tablespoon paprika 14. 11/2 teaspoons granulated onion powder 15. 1 teaspoon ground black pepper 16. 3/4 teaspoon granulated garlic powder 17. 1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper 18. 1 teaspoon ground cumin 19. 4 to 5 pounds baby back ribs (2 full slabs, each cut in 1/2) 20. 1/2 cup tequila 21. 2 limes, cut into 6 wedges each Instructions Jump to Ingredients ↑ 1. Make the glaze: Put the jelly, 1/2 cup tequila, lime juice, lime zest, brown sugar, ginger, cumin, garlic, and salt in a 6-quart pot over medium-high heat. Bring to a boil, stirring often to dissolve the sugar. Once the mixture has come to a boil, reduce the heat to medium, and allow the mixture to reduce to a glaze consistency, about 25 to 30 minutes longer. Strain through a fine-mesh sieve and discard the solids. Stir in the remaining 1/4 cup tequila and reserve. 2. For the ribs: In a small bowl, combine the kosher salt, paprika, onion powder, black pepper, garlic powder, cayenne, and ground cumin. Put the ribs on a large rimmed baking sheet. Rub the spices into the meat on both sides. Cover lightly with plastic wrap and allow the ribs to sit, undisturbed, for at least 20 to 30 minutes. (Ribs can sit up to overnight, but should be refrigerated.) 3. Preheat the oven to 275 degrees F. 4. Remove the plastic wrap and pour the tequila into the sheet pan. Wrap the pan tightly with aluminum foil. Put the ribs in the oven and bake until they are fork-tender, about 1 1/2 to 2 hours. Remove the ribs from the oven, uncover, and discard any accumulated fat drippings from the sheet pan. Let the ribs cool for 15 to 20 minutes. 5. Adjust the oven to broil and position the rack on the lowest rung. 6. Brush the ribs with a generous coating of the glaze, about 3 tablespoons of glaze per portion of ribs, coating the ribs on both sides. Put the ribs back in the oven and broil until the ribs are browned and caramelized, turning the ribs over halfway, about 2 to 3 minutes per side. 7. Remove the ribs from the oven and lay them on a cutting board, meaty side down. Using a sharp knife, cut between the ribs. Serve the ribs with the lime wedges. 8. Yield : 4 appetizer portions Send feedback
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Author Options: how to build a satellite tv receiver? Answered anyone know how to build a free-to-air (fta )satellite receiver? I want to make my own satellite TV reciver Thing is, you cannot practically build your own, even if you could buy the silicon, you aren't going to be able to get a multi-layer, fine track PCB made, apply the silicon, and test it, let alone write the software drivers to configure it. As Bassbindeveil says, buy a DVB card Buy a DVB tuner card for your computer.  That's about the closest you can get to "building" one.  It'll come with software for watching FTA broadcasts, or there's various other software like MyTheater.  Don't get a DVB-T card; those are for terrestrial DVB TV broadcasts.  From off the shelf parts ?
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Random Rants, Raves and Ramblings Watch, anyone? Today I went for a stroll down the woods. A glistening heap of metal caught my eye. There, in the middle of a clearing lay a heap of watches. All of them ran, but some were fast. Others were slow or started ticking faster as they warmed in my hands. Some were thicker, some thinner. Some were too large to fit on my wrist, others too small to be readable. Upon close inspection, they all turned out to be different. No two were identical. I surmise they were made by a very unintelligent watch maker. Instead of sitting down behind a sheet of paper and running through calculations, he must've been making one after the other, throwing out each one he couldn't sell, thus slowly honing his watchmaking skills. At least I think there was a watchmaker involved, because I haven't seen the watches reproduce of their own accord. Tuesday 18 October 2011
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Daily Tech Deal: Acer Aspire One D250 netbook under £200 When consumer technology is advancing at, what seems to be, an ever increasing rate it is sometimes difficult to recommend buying certain gadgets for fear that they'll be out of date within months. That said in reference to today's tech deal, which is the Acer Aspire One D250, if you're clear about your on-the-go computing needs - access to the Internet, basic word processing and a half-decent keyboard - you could do a lot worse than this netbook, especially when it's priced at £189.30. On sale from Ebuyer.com, for the money you'll get an Intel Atom N270 1.6GHz processor, 1GB RAM and a 160GB hard drive with Windows XP as your OS. It has a 10.1-inch screen to view all your info on and connectivity comes in the form of an Ethernet socket and Wi-Fi b/g, with 3x USB 2.0 connections, VGA, headphone and mic sockets. It's all pretty standard no-frills stuff admittedly, but should do the job and seems to be a bargain. For full details and a place to buy you can click through on this link.
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Wednesday, November 05, 2008 Michael Crichton Dead at 66 Michael Crichton died today from cancer-related causes, something that will surprise most fans of his books and movies. This, as far as I can tell, was a very well kept secret. Crichton, a man who literally stood out in a crowd because of his unusual height of six feet, seven inches, will be remembered most prominently, of course, for the great success of Jurassic Park, both in book form and as a huge movie. But there was a lot more to this man. He earned his medical degree from Harvard Medical School and spent some time teaching at both Cambridge University and MIT. He was a brilliant man who helped develop a type of "disaster novel" that is still very popular in print and on film. He will certainly be missed. My first thought upon hearing of Crichton's passing was how strange it is that it has happened again: a series of three, seemingly related, deaths within a very short period of time. First it was Tony Hillerman, than Studs Terkel, and now Michael Crichton. This is one of those old wives' tales that seems to prove itself true two or three times a year. 1. I thought about that, too! So strange how those deaths always come in threes. I'm so sad about Crichton, in particular. Cancer is just evil. He was too young. 2. Maybe we are "trained" to count deaths in threes, I don't know - but it is simply amazing how often it happens this way. 3. I was shocked to hear about his death and long term cancer today also. He will be sorely missed. 4. I was shocked when I heard this too. I've spent many a night, lost in one of his books. The literary world lost a great fiction writer, that's for sure!
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On Writing for Influencers—What Copywriters Need to Know Guest writer Jacqueline Groskaufmanis offers some insight on the rising role of influencers in modern marketing, and how copywriters can partner with them to generate shares and sales. With the emergence of quasi-celebrity social media personalities known as “influencers,” companies have increasingly turned towards influencer-driven grassroots marketing techniques. As with celebrity endorsements, companies collaborate with influencers, requesting a plug—in exchange for free product, financial compensation, or both. While influencer advertising sounds niche, it’s not. Kendall Jenner has been paid up to $250,000 for a single post. If that seems like a lot, it’s actually a great deal for advertisers: Kendall’s Instagram reach alone goes to 108 million followers Macroinfluencers like Kendall aren’t the only people being sought by companies to promote products. Microinfluencers, whose followings number in the thousands or tens of thousands, also make up a large part of the influencer advertising infrastructure. For example, Glossier, a make-up company valued at $1.2 billion, has amassed an army of young microinfluencers that plug product, as if suggesting them to friends. As non-celebrities (technically speaking), the endorsements of a microinfluencer give a powerful charge of authenticity for brands like Glossier and Outdoor Voices, a popular activewear company.  But the question remains: as influencer campaigns expand in usage, how can companies keep from tainting their actual authenticity?  For one thing, compliance guidelines are at play. Although influencers strategies are still fairly new, the Federal Trade Commission has established some general guidelines to govern influencer collaborations with commerce. If an influencer gets paid for an endorsement, the FTC mandates a corresponding disclosure to followers.  The disclosure is governed by “the four P’s,” which require influencers to make sure their disclosures are prominent and easy for followers to register.  This is why sometimes on Instagram, Twitter or Facebook, promotions are accompanied by disclosures that read “#ad” or “#sponsored.” In these cases, while the influencer’s promotion can maintain a sense of authenticity, the disclosures flag ads as something that has been solicited, rather than something that was completely spontaneous. This is why, often, brands will often compensate influencers with products. Glossier influencers are generously compensated in make-up from the company. Likewise, YouTube influencers who promote make-up products, clothing brands and foods are often compensated with the items they promote. In these cases, the influencers do not need to explicitly tell their followers that these promotions are occurring within the context of a paid agreement. Here, there is more potential to maintain authenticity that comes with an enthusiastic, seemingly organic, non-celebrity endorsement. In writing copy for influencers, the first thing one needs to consider is how the influencer is being compensated—and whether or not the post will end with a reminder that it’s an advertisement. If a post ends with “#ad,” copywriters need to be conscientious of that language and use language that is more honest regarding its role as an overt advertisement. In ads that don’t disclose the agreement, there is more leeway in terms of language. Here, influencers can and should just sound like themselves. Here we see another difficulty in writing copy for influencers. The beauty of this type of advertising is that its leverage comes from pre-existing social networks, where influencers have already cultivated an online relationship with their followers.  Therefore, it would be misguided for a copywriter to interrupt that flow with tailored, stiff language that doesn’t appeal to followers in the same way. One way copywriters working with influencers can get around this is to suggest rather than script.   For instance, if an influencer is promoting a cruelty-free makeup item, rather than dictate the exact language of a post, copywriters should offer guidelines and suggestions.  “Make sure to include information on the cruelty-free aspect of the product,” or “Be sure to comment on your experience using the product.” Additionally, it can be helpful to lay out guidelines regarding what you would prefer them not to say: “Don’t compare the product to other similar products in your post.” Ultimately, influencers will become an unavoidable part of many business’ advertising strategies. For this reason, it’s essential that copywriters be proactive in learning how to best engage with them—while giving them space to preserve that which makes them assets: their personal, individual voices. Are you an influencer looking to give your work that professional-grade copywriting edge? Get in touch. 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Saturday, September 20, 2008 Root Chakra Experiment and info Chakra One: Earth, Physical identity, oriented to self-preservation represents the element earth, and is therefore related to our survival security, and dynamic presence. From :  We as Darkborne have a unique spiritual makeup.  One of the theories that I have been investigating for the last few years is the presence of chakras in Darkborne and the various spiritual types that exist in our community.  My reserch has led me to belive that while humans all have the main seven chakras, other beings do not.  For example astral beings seem to have similar chakras from the solar plexus chakra on.  Angels seem to have from the Heart chakra up. It has been discussed amongst scholars of the vampiric community that the need to feed is created by the breaking of the energy center in the body.  In the darkborne it has been theorised that perhaps the need to feed is created by the improper alignment of the host soul's chakras with the chakras of the, for lack of better term, guest spirit.  I have begun to reserch if it is possible to destroy chakras, therby aligning the spirits of my human half with that of Anat.  So far I was able to remove the root chakra.  I have felt no ill effects from this.  I absorbed the energy into higher chakras, and have in fact felt less of a need to indulge in physical desires.  While food and drink still are enjoyable, it is more from a distanced perspective.  I worried that I would feel a loss of the grounding to my physical form, and in a way there is a greater distance between my mind and my body.  My energies are able to be focused more on the needs of my higher self.  I have been more tired of late, but that could be attributed to long work hours, and few hours of rest.  I will continue to moniter my progress before I attempt anymore chakra altering.  Last Nights Dream I was walking around some sort of amusement park or fair.  There was this building with an open front that was supposed to be an optical illusion.  When I looked in I saw a tree, then I looked away and saw South American warriors, probably Mayan. I thought it was all the illusion, some horrific scene.  Then three of the men moved and said they were tired of standing there.  Odd. So I continued on past Jamaican, Chinese, Japanese, and other themed buildings.  I paid little attention, other than thinking I should get a margarita.  But I had a goal and I was not sure what it was.  I entered into a building I was drawn to.  In it was a display of tarot cards that were nothing like the traditional.  Some were Irish Goddesses, some where vampires from history/fiction/actors who played.  There were ouija boards, dice boards for divination (and one set of bloodstone dice I admired), and jewelry of   all sorts of odd natures.  There were quite a few men in the shop, and they all acted like I had to prove I belong.  The proprietor acted like he expected me.  He wanted to help me find my answers.  He had everybody but me leave, and I was  at the end of the counter and there was a table with a display of metal jewelry and a welder.  I touched one of the necklaces, and accidentally bumped the table and the welder fell over.  but I got it picked back up, but burned my fingers.  The propreiter said not to worry about I saught answers that could be found here.  Then my mom came in and woke me up asking me what time I had to work.
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corn syrup - Sugar is Sugar is SugarI am often asked about sweeteners. Why ones are bad for you? Which one is best? How much? High-Fructose Corn Syrup (the name of which the corn industry wants changed to “corn sugar”) has been singled out as the black-sheep sweetener of the U.S., but all sugars, whether in the form of white or brown sugar, honey, maple syrup, agave or HCFS, contribute calories with no added nutrients. More research will bring to light some of the differences in the way these substances affect the body, but for now, just keep in mind that sugar is sugar is sugar, and sugar has calories. A tablespoon usually sets you back around 50 or 60, so use it sparingly.
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Need Money to Start your Business? Do these Five Things and Get the Funds You Need! By Pedro Enamorado Getting startup funds for a business can be as simple as saving up, or as difficult as going through dozens of investors to pitch your idea. Entrepreneurs for most small businesses have trouble getting investment for startups. They may also have a poor credit history, or lower-valued assets than what big banks are looking for to take out loans. So, how can an entrepreneur fund their startup business? 1. Do market research and market tests. The biggest mistake entrepreneurs make is leaping before they look, and starting a business without a good business plan or checking to see if it’s profitable. Every entrepreneur should be able to answer the following questions before seeking funding: • Have I found a way to meet consumer needs? • Are customers willing to pay to meet this need? • How much are they willing to pay? • What does my target customer look like? (Their age, demographics, tastes, income level etc.) • Have I been able to sell my product or service before? 2. Have good records of your market research. No one will take your word for it- you have to show banks, private lenders, and friends and family graphs, charts, and survey data to convince them to part with their precious money. You will also want to have some kind of business plan and a resume to offer potential lenders and investors. 3. Put up your own money. People respect business persons who have personally invested in their own ideas and have shown a willingness to take risks to make them reality. Any request for loans or investment should mention how much of the entrepreneur’s own money has gone into the business. 4. Know exactly how much you need and how you will spend it. Calculating startup costs is an important part of planning a business. Startup loans can help cover inventory stocking and early operational expenses but banks want to know that you have a well-thought out plan to use the funds profitably so you can eventually repay them. 5. Get to know your local lenders. Going to local banks or credit unions is usually a much better way to get loans for small businesses than turning to big banks. These lenders have different criteria and are more willing to take personal factors, such as organizational skills and passion, into account when making decisions. Entrepreneurs should turn to their local Small Business Development Center (SBDC) to get help going over market research and looking for loans. In Louisville, KY the Louisville Free Public Library has amazing research tools and qualified librarians to help with market research.
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VeniceMase - Particle Fever It's the trippiest VeniceMase Podcast ever. Andy Kamenetzky joins Mase for a conversation with director Mark Levinson, who's new film "Particle Fever" documents the construction of the Large Hadron Collider by CERN near Geneva, Switzerland and introduces us to the people who are trying to find an answer to life's ultimate questions.
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Which Gay Celebrity Rumors Do You Believe? You hear them all the time, you read them in blind items, and your friend at the bar knows someone who knows someone who definitely used to sleep with a guy who used to sleep with Bradley Cooper. Yes, we're talking about celebrity gay rumors. But when do you think they're actually true? There is nothing you can do to escape people telling you that certain celebs are big old queens. Just look at what's going on with Will Smith. His rumored split from Jada Pinkett-Smith is dredging up all those rumors that they two were only married to serve as beards for each other. But you know what? I just don't think it's true. That's the thing about this speculation. Smith never gave off the gay vibe—at least to me—but that's the problem with the gay rumor. It's all based on vibe and strange overheard stories and the fact that Smith is a Scientologist. While I firmly believe that the cult is covering up the sexual peccadilloes of some of its more famous members (like sauna aficionado John Travolta), I don't know if it's providing the same service for some of it's other members (like South Park target Tom Cruise). I wrote a guide about how to know when the gay rumors are true back in January 2010, and most of the tenets still hold true. The whispering usually starts for a hot guy that homosexuals across America want to believe is gay so they think they actually have a shot with him. This usually happens with guys who aren't afraid to play gay (Jake Gyllenhaal, James Franco) or, even worse, play gay in a musical (Hugh Jackman). But, if these actors really were gay, wouldn't they avoid playing gay like the plague, so they could seem as straight as possible? But then there are the guys who aren't hot and the rumors probably mean there's an Advocate cover sometime in their future (Kevin Spacey, Jim Parsons). Those aren't really rumors, they're just faint traces of the truth. Strangely, this doesn't happen to women except for women who are truly Sapphic, like Jodie Foster and Queen Latifah. But that doesn't mean that all rumors of lesbianism are true or false. Just ask Ellen Page. But just think of all the male stars you've heard might be gay: Ryan Seacrest, Hayden Christensen, George Clooney, Matthew Bomer, Gerard Butler, NASCAR's Jeff Gordon, Kenny Chesney, Zachary Quinto, rapper Drake, and even U.S. Rep Aaron Schock's teal belt. The list just goes on and on. They can't all be true, but they can't all be false either. Can they? So, in the spirit of baseless speculation, who out there in Hollywood do you really think is gay? Who have you heard is gay? Did you believe it? What convinced you? Was it just because you wanted to sleep with him? Leave your gossip, rationale, and other gaydar pings in the comments and let's fight this out once and for all. And if anyone has any real evidence that anyone in Tinseltown (or the Beltway) is a card-carrying homosexual let me know. [Images via Getty and Bauer-Griffin]
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Nonfiction > Walt Whitman > Prose Works > IV. Pieces in Early Youth > 3. One Wicked Impulse! IV. Pieces in Early Youth 3. One Wicked Impulse! THAT section of Nassau street which runs into the great mart of New York brokers and stock-jobbers, has for a long time been much occupied by practitioners of the law. Tolerably well-known amid this class some years since, was Adam Covert, a middle-aged man of rather limited means, who, to tell the truth, gained more by trickery than he did in the legitimate and honorable exercise of his profession. He was a tall, bilious-faced widower; the father of two children; and had lately been seeking to better his fortunes by a rich marriage. But somehow or other his wooing did not seem to thrive well, and, with perhaps one exception, the lawyer’s prospects in the matrimonial way were hopelessly gloomy.   1   Among the early clients of Mr. Covert had been a distant relative named Marsh, who, dying somewhat suddenly, left his son and daughter, and some little property, to the care of Covert, under a will drawn out by that gentleman himself. At no time caught without his eyes open, the cunning lawyer, aided by much sad confusion in the emergency which had caused his services to be called for, and disguising his object under a cloud of technicalities, inserted provisions in the will, giving himself an almost arbitrary control over the property and over those for whom it was designed. This control was even made to extend beyond the time when the children would arrive at mature age. The son, Philip, a spirited and high-temper’d fellow, had some time since pass’d that age. Esther, the girl, a plain, and somewhat devotional young woman, was in her nineteenth year.   2   Having such power over his wards, Covert did not scruple openly to use his advantage, in pressing his claims as a suitor for Esther’s hand. Since the death of Marsh, the property he left, which had been in real estate, and was to be divided equally between the brother and sister, had risen to very considerable value; and Esther’s share was to a man in Covert’s situation a prize very well worth seeking. All this time, while really owning a respectable income, the young orphans often felt the want of the smallest sum of money—and Esther, on Philip’s account, was more than once driven to various contrivances—the pawn-shop, sales of her own little luxuries, and the like, to furnish him with means.   3   Though she had frequently shown her guardian unequivocal evidence of her aversion, Esther continued to suffer from his persecutions, until one day he proceeded farther and was more pressing than usual. She possess’d some of her brother’s mettlesome temper, and gave him an abrupt and most decided refusal. With dignity, she exposed the baseness of his conduct, and forbade him ever again mentioning marriage to her. He retorted bitterly, vaunted his hold on her and Philip, and swore an oath that unless she became his wife, they should both thenceforward become penniless. Losing his habitual self-control in his exasperation, he even added insults such as woman never receives from any one deserving the name of man, and at his own convenience left the house. That day, Philip return’d to New York, after an absence of several weeks on the business of a mercantile house in whose employment he had lately engaged.   4   Toward the latter part of the same afternoon, Mr. Covert was sitting in his office, in Nassau street, busily at work, when a knock at the door announc’d a visitor, and directly afterward young Marsh enter’d the room. His face exhibited a peculiar pallid appearance that did not strike Covert at all agreeably, and he call’d his clerk from an adjoining room, and gave him something to do at a desk near by.   5   “I wish to see you alone, Mr. Covert, if convenient,” said the new-comer.   6   “We can talk quite well enough where we are,” answer’d the lawyer; “indeed, I don’t know that I have any leisure to talk at all, for just now I am very much press’d with business.”   7   “But I must speak to you,” rejoined Philip sternly, “at least I must say one thing, and that is, Mr. Covert, that you are a villain!”   8   “Insolent!” exclaimed the lawyer, rising behind the table, and pointing to the door: “Do you see that, sir! Let one minute longer find you the other side, or your feet may reach the landing by quicker method. Begone, sir?”   9   Such a threat was the more harsh to Philip, for he had rather high-strung feelings of honor. He grew almost livid with suppress’d agitation.  10   “I will see you again very soon,” said he, in a low but distinct manner, his lips trembling as he spoke; and left the office.  11   The incidents of the rest of that pleasant summer day left little impression on the young man’s mind. He roam’d to and fro without any object or destination. Along South street and by Whitehall, he watch’d with curious eyes the movements of the shipping, and the loading and unloading of cargoes; and listen’d to the merry heave-yo of the sailors and stevedores. There are some minds upon which great excitement produces the singular effect of uniting two utterly inconsistent faculties—a sort of cold apathy, and a sharp sensitiveness to all that is going on at the same time. Philip’s was one of this sort; he noticed the various differences in the apparel of a gang of wharf laborers—turn’d over in his brain whether they receiv’d wages enough to keep them comfortable, and their families also—and if they had families or not, which he tried to tell by their looks. In such petty reflections the daylight passed away. And all the while the master wish of Philip’s thoughts was a desire to see the lawyer Covert. For what purpose he himself was by no means clear.  12   Nightfall came at last. Still, however, the young man did not direct his steps homeward. He felt more calm, however, and entering an eating house, order’d something for his supper, which, when it was brought to him, he merely tasted, and stroll’d forth again. There was a kind of gnawing sensation of thirst within him yet, and as he pass’d a hotel, he bethought him that one little glass of spirits would perhaps be just the thing. He drank, and hour after hour wore away unconsciously; he drank not one glass, but three or four, and strong glasses they were to him, for he was habitually abstemious.  13   It had been a hot day and evening, and when Philip, at an advanced period of the night, emerged from the bar-room into the street, he found that a thunderstorm had just commenced. He resolutely walk’d, on, however, although at every step it grew more and more blustering.  14   The rain now pour’d down a cataract; the shops were all shut; few of the street lamps were lighted; and there was little except the frequent flashes of lightning to show him his way. When about half the length of Chatham street, which lay in the direction he had to take, the momentary fury of the tempest forced him to turn aside into a sort of shelter form’d by the corners of the deep entrance to a Jew pawnbroker’s shop there. He had hardly drawn himself in as closely as possible, when the lightning reveal’d to him that the opposite corner of the nook was tenanted also.  15   “A sharp rain, this,” said the other occupant, who simultaneously beheld Philip.  16   The voice sounded to the young man’s ears a note which almost made him sober again. It was certainly the voice of Adam Covert. He made some commonplace reply, and waited for another flash of lightning to show him the stranger’s face. It came, and he saw that his companion was indeed his guardian.  17   Philip Marsh had drank deeply—(let us plead all that may be possible to you, stern moralist.) Upon his mind came swarming, and he could not drive them away, thoughts of all those insults his sister had told him of, and the bitter words Covert had spoken to her; he reflected, too, on the injuries Esther as well as himself had receiv’d, and were still likely to receive, at the hands of that bold, bad man; how mean, selfish, and unprincipled was his character—what base and cruel advantages he had taken of many poor people, entangled in his power, and of how much wrong and suffering he had been the author, and might be again through future years. The very turmoil of the elements, the harsh roll of the thunder, the vindictive beating of the rain, and the fierce glare of the wild fluid that seem’d to riot in the ferocity of the storm around him, kindled a strange sympathetic fury in the young man’s mind. Heaven itself (so deranged were his imaginations) appear’d to have provided a fitting scene and time for a deed of retribution, which to his disorder’d passion half wore the semblance of a divine justice. He remember’d not the ready solution to be found in Covert’s pressure of business, which had no doubt kept him later than usual; but fancied some mysterious intent in the ordaining that he should be there, and that they two should meet at that untimely hour. All this whirl of influence came over Philip with startling quickness at that horrid moment. He stepp’d to the side of his guardian.  18   “Ho!” said he, “have we met so soon, Mr. Covert? You traitor to my dead father—robber of his children! I fear to think on what I think now!”  19   The lawyer’s natural effrontery did not desert him.  20   “Unless you’d like to spend a night in the watch-house, young gentleman,” said he, after a short pause, “move on. Your father was a weak man, I remember; as for his son, his own wicked heart is his worst foe. I have never done wrong to either—that I can say, and swear it!”  21   “Insolent liar!” exclaimed Philip, his eye flashing out sparks of fire in the darkness.  22   Covert made no reply except a cool, contemptuous laugh, which stung the excited young man to double fury. He sprang upon the lawyer, and clutch’d him by the neckcloth.  23   “Take it, then!” he cried hoarsely, for his throat was impeded by the fiendish rage which in that black hour possess’d him. “You are not fit to live!”  24   He dragg’d his guardian to the earth and fell crushingly upon him, choking the shriek the poor victim but just began to utter. Then, with monstrous imprecations, he twisted a tight knot around the gasping creature’s neck, drew a clasp knife from his pocket, and touching the spring, the long sharp blade, too eager for its bloody work, flew open.  25   During the lull of the storm, the last strength of the prostrate man burst forth into one short loud cry of agony. At the same instant, the arm of the murderer thrust the blade, once, twice, thrice, deep in his enemy’s bosom! Not a minute had passed since that fatal exasperating laugh—but the deed was done, and the instinctive thought which came at once to the guilty one, was a thought of fear and escape.  26   In the unearthly pause which follow’d, Philip’s eyes gave one long searching sweep in every direction, above and around him. Above! God of the all-seeing eye! What, and who was that figure there?  27   “Forbear! In Jehovah’s name forbear;” cried a shrill, but clear and melodious voice.  28   It was as if some accusing spirit had come down to bear witness against the deed of blood. Leaning far out of an open window, appear’d a white draperied shape, its face possess’d of a wonderful youthful beauty. Long vivid glows of lightning gave Philip a full opportunity to see as clearly as though the sun had been shining at noonday. One hand of the figure was raised upward in a deprecating attitude, and his large bright black eyes bent down upon the scene below with an expression of horror and shrinking pain. Such heavenly looks, and the peculiar circumstance of the time, fill’d Philip’s heart with awe.  29   “Oh, if it is not yet too late,” spoke the youth again, “spare him. In God’s voice, I command, ‘Thou shalt do no murder!’”  30   The words rang like a knell in the ear of the terror-stricken and already remorseful Philip. Springing from the body, he gave a second glance up and down the walk, which was totally lonesome and deserted; then crossing into Reade street, he made his fearful way in a half state of stupor, half-bewilderment, by the nearest avenues to his home.  31   When the corpse of the murder’d lawyer was found in the morning, and the officers of justice commenced their inquiry, suspicion immediately fell upon Philip, and he was arrested. The most rigorous search, however, brought to light nothing at all implicating the young man, except his visit to Covert’s office the evening before, and his angry language there. That was by no means enough to fix so heavy a charge upon him.  32   The second day afterward, the whole business came before the ordinary judicial tribunal, in order that Philip might be either committed for the crime, or discharged. The testimony of Mr. Covert’s clerk stood alone. One of his employers, who, believing in his innocence, had deserted him not in this crisis, had provided him with the ablest criminal counsel in New York. The proof was declared entirely insufficient, and Philip was discharged.  33   The crowded court-room made way for him as he came out; hundreds of curious looks fixed upon his features, and many a jibe pass’d upon him. But of all that arena of human faces, he saw only one—a sad, pale, black-eyed one, cowering in the centre of the rest. He had seen that face twice before—the first time as a warning spectre—the second time in prison, immediately after his arrest—now for the last time. This young stranger—the son of a scorn’d race—coming to the court-room to perform an unhappy duty, with the intention of testifying to what he had seen, melted at the sight of Philip’s bloodless cheek, and of his sister’s convulsive sobs, and forbore witnessing against the murderer. Shall we applaud or condemn him? Let every reader answer the question for himself.  34   That afternoon Philip left New York. His friendly employer own’d a small farm some miles up the Hudson, and until the excitement of the affair was over, he advised the young man to go thither. Philip thankfully accepted the proposal, made a few preparations, took a hurried leave of Esther, and by nightfall was settled in his new abode.  35   And how, think you, rested Philip Marsh that night? Rested indeed! O, if those who clamor so much for the halter and the scaffold to punish crime, could have seen that sight, they might have learn’d a lesson then! Four days had elapsed since he that lay tossing upon the bed there had slumber’d. Not the slightest intermission had come to his awaken’d and tensely strung sense, during those frightful days.  36   Disturb’d waking dreams came to him, as he thought what he might do to gain his lost peace. Far, far away would he go! The cold roll of the murder’d man’s eye, as it turn’d up its last glance into his face—the shrill exclamation of pain—all the unearthly vividness of the posture, motions, and looks of the dead—the warning voice from above—pursued him like tormenting furies, and were never absent from his mind, asleep or awake, that long weary night. Anything, any place, to escape such horrid companionship! He would travel inland—hire himself to do hard drudgery upon some farm—work incessantly through the wide summer days, and thus force nature to bestow oblivion upon his senses, at least a little while now and then. He would fly on, on, on, until amid different scenes and a new life, the old memories were rubb’d entirely out. He would fight bravely in himself for peace of mind. For peace he would labor and struggle—for peace he would pray!  37   At length after a feverish slumber of some thirty or forty minutes, the unhappy youth, waking with a nervous start, rais’d himself in bed, and saw the blessed daylight beginning to dawn. He felt the sweat trickling down his naked breast; the sheet where he had lain was quite wet with it. Dragging himself wearily, he open’d the window. Ah! that good morning air—how it refresh’d him—how he lean’d out, and drank in the fragrance of the blossoms below, and almost for the first time in his life felt how beautifully indeed God had made the earth, and that there was wonderful sweetness in mere existence. And amidst the thousand mute mouths and eloquent eyes, which appear’d as it were to look up and speak in every direction, he fancied so many invitations to come among them. Not without effort, for he was very weak, he dress’d himself, and issued forth into the open air.  38   Clouds of pale gold and transparent crimson draperied the eastern sky, but the sun, whose face gladden’d them into all that glory, was not yet above the horizon. It was a time and place of such rare, such Eden-like beauty! Philip paused at the summit of an upward slope, and gazed around him. Some few miles off he could see a gleam of the Hudson river, and above it a spur of those rugged cliffs scatter’d along its western shores. Nearer by were cultivated fields. The clover grew richly there, the young grain bent to the early breeze, and the air was filled with an intoxicating perfume. At his side was the large well-kept garden of his host, in which were many pretty flowers, grass plots, and a wide avenue of noble trees. As Philip gazed, the holy calming power of Nature—the invisible spirit of so much beauty and so much innocence, melted into his soul. The disturb’d passions and the feverish conflict subsided. He even felt something like envied peace of mind—a sort of joy even in the presence of all the unmarr’d goodness. It was as fair to him, guilty though he had been, as to the purest of the pure. No accusing frowns show’d in the face of the flowers, or in the green shrubs, or the branches of the trees. They, more forgiving than mankind, and distinguishing not between the children of darkness and the children of light—they at least treated him with gentleness. Was he, then a being so accurs’d? Involuntarily, he bent over a branch of red roses, and took them softly between his hands—those murderous, bloody hands! But the red roses neither wither’d nor smell’d less fragrant. And as the young man kiss’d them, and dropp’d a tear upon them, it seem’d to him that he had found pity and sympathy from Heaven itself.  39   Though against all the rules of story-writing, we continue our narrative of these mainly true incidents (for such they are,) no further. Only to say that the murderer soon departed for a new field of action—that he is still living—and that this is but one of thousands of cases of unravel’d, unpunish’d crime—left, not to the tribunals of man, but to a wider power and judgment.  40
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Take the 2-minute tour × We had the question about the speed of light. But why do Creationists agree with microevolution and disagree with the idea of macroevolution at the same time? Macroevolution is thought of as the compounded effects of microevolution. Macroevolution, as I understand, is nothing more than a lot of microevolutions chained together and is fundamentally the same. If you agree with one, how can you disagree with the other? A good example, why both are the same is for example our own live. If we had pictures of each day in our life, look at one of it, both the picture of the day before and day after would seem to look the same. But if we skip a few years between the pictures, the difference would be remarkable. Altough we have only small changes each day, if we observe a longer timeframe the change is huge. And noone can say at what day we stopped being a baby and are a toddler now or went from adulescent to adult. Its the same with species, there are a lot of different transitional states, but you can't say where it stopped to be one species and starts to be another. This seems obvious to me, but Creationists disagree with it. What are their arguments? share|improve this question closed as off topic by Mad Scientist, El'endia Starman Mar 28 '12 at 23:27 I think the point is probability. If someone told you they threw two consecutive sixes (with a 6-sided die), you'd believe it. If they told you they threw a thousand consecutive sixes, you wouldn't. –  dancek Sep 28 '11 at 12:22 Where did you get your definition of macroevolution? You might try using a normal dictionary for macroevolution and microevolution. You'll probably have a better start that way. –  Richard Sep 28 '11 at 12:32 @Richard The last sentence of one of the microevolution definitions you referenced states: "The accumulation of many microevolutionary changes results in macroevolution." –  jimreed Sep 28 '11 at 16:07 @dancek I wouldn't believe 1,000 consecutive sixes, but I would believe collecting 1,000 sixes if every time a die came up six you set it aside (it "survived") and every time it didn't it was re-rolled...and you did this for at least 6,000 rolls. –  Chelonian Sep 28 '11 at 17:42 @dancek Can you explain what probalility has to do with this question? –  Sven Sep 28 '11 at 17:44 2 Answers 2 up vote 7 down vote accepted Micro-evolution is variation within a kind and macro-evolution is said to result from a lot of micro-evolution, but it is really a change of "kind". Variations within a kind indicate that all the genetic information is already available within the species, but through isolation of features, certain characteristics become more prominent. With the breeding of dogs, this is what takes place--not the creation of new genetic material, but the isolation and selection of the information that is already there. In Genesis 1, the phrase "according to their own kind" comes up quite a bit. The word kind, I've heard somewhere, could encompass all members of the dog family, including wolves, coyotes, etc. Macro-evolution requires new information, a change in the chromosome count (at some point), and is by definition different from variations within a kind. So, macro-evolution is definitely not a bunch of variations within a kind. Macro-evolution demands that it break outside of its own kind. No matter how many variations within a kind occur, with the same chromosome count and isolation or selection of information that exists, no new information is ever created and the chromosome counts never change. Everything we have ever observed falls into variations within a kind, with no chromosome count change and no new information. Fruit flies may have extra wings, but the information for wings was already there. It was just replicated in the wrong spot. The scientific method of observation and replication confirms that things do reproduce after their own kinds. Macro-evolution has never been observed. What we do observe is different kinds in the fossil record. The assumption that one kind evolved into another is just that--an assumption. The only evidence is similarity, which is circumstantial evidence at best. Finding the bones of a species only tells us that the species existed. It does not tell us it evolved from another. Again, all observable, repeatable, scientific experimentation confirms that species reproduce after their own kinds. To blindly accept that species reproduce after other kinds just because other kinds exist is certainly not science. The creation model says that all kinds were created and reproduce after themselves. If we ask whether or not the evidence fits this model, it seems pretty clear that it does. We see "kinds" reproducing after their own kind all the time. Some variations within a kind go extinct, like the dodo bird and others, but they all reproduce after their own kinds. The evolution model rests on something that has never been observed despite much experimentation, so it rests on something that is presumed to occur despite science's inability to replicate it. When all experimentation fails to support a theory, it usually results in the discarding of that theory. In the case of evolution, however, the philosophical implications appear to be too significant for that to take place. share|improve this answer Thanks for the answer. Your points are debatable from a scientific view, but debate is not welcomed here. I would like to invite you into the creationism-chat if you would like to discuss those points further. Alternatively I can point to macroevolution#Misuse. –  Sven Sep 28 '11 at 13:07 I would love to chat sometime... but I'm at work now. I understand the points are debatable though. I'm currently reading "Why Evolution is True", so I understand the arguments. (I do think that this particular book is very poorly written, though.) –  Narnian Sep 28 '11 at 13:16 I think Richard Dawkins books do a great job, for example "the greatest show on earth" and "the magic of reality", from which I got the example of comparing evolution with our own live.. –  Sven Sep 28 '11 at 13:18 yeah... but Dawkins I think gives great acclaim to this book... let me finish this one first. :) –  Narnian Sep 28 '11 at 13:19 Debate is welcome in chat, not so much in comments. –  Richard Sep 28 '11 at 13:27 My understanding is that a main facet of the Creationist argument is based on the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics. It is stated that entropy poses a huge problem to macro evolution in that all systems over time decay and move from order to disorder. Creationists thus claim that the genetic code of a species will, over time, lose information - not gain information. Therefore, to move from single celled organisms to Human Beings is impossible. Micro evolution is accepted in the case of natural selection within a species, providing these changes come about by the loss of genetic information. This loss of information, by necessity, has to be beneficial to the survival of said species. At least, I believe that is the argument. share|improve this answer I have heard this argument before. For anyone interested this blog entry demonstrates why this is incorrect. It's due to a misunderstanding of entropy, in a similar way that some people think star formation violates the 2nd law). –  CiscoIPPhone Sep 28 '11 at 11:34 @CiscoIPPhone thank you - an excellent read –  Marc Gravell Sep 28 '11 at 11:58 Your understanding of the creationist position is incorrect; only misinformed (and typically lay) people invoke the 2nd law of thermodynamics as an argument against macro evolution; in my experience this argument is not made by scientists who are creationists. –  Lawrence Dol Sep 28 '11 at 23:39 Thanks SM. I answered the question of why and how do creationists etc,etc... Lay creationists, though wrong (probably on many points, as are lay theologians, lay "philosophers" and lay "scientists"), are still Creationists. However, I shall certainly alter my answer to reflect your correction. Do you have a Creationist source that corrects the standpoint on Thermodynamics please? Cheers. :) –  seraph Sep 29 '11 at 7:29 BTW, also: skeptics.stackexchange.com/questions/2929/… –  Marc Gravell Feb 23 '12 at 14:23
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The Temple of Artemis Random History Quiz Can you name the The Temple of Artemis? Quiz not verified by Sporcle How to Play Score 0/6 Timer 03:00 When was the Temple of Artemis first built? What modern day country was it built in? How many times was it rebuilt? Where are the remaining artifacts? Who destroyed the last temple built? What other name was Artemis also called by? Friend Scores   Player Best Score Plays Last Played You You haven't played this game yet. You Might Also Like... Created Dec 7, 2012ReportNominate Tags:artemia, temple
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Blossoming Into You                                               Psalms 25:4 ERV                                                                 Lord, help me learn your ways. Show me how you want me to live. Guide me and teach me your truth. You are my God, my Savior. You are the one I have been waiting for.             Are you okay? How’s your relationship with God? Are you being obedient to what God... Continue Reading → Up ↑
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Watch Live Trials Now!Watch Live Donald Trump May Be Forced to Testify in Bowe Bergdahl Case boweWhen it comes to disgraced former soldier Bowe Bergdahl, Donald Trump–no surprise–does not mince words.  Trump has called for the ex-soldier’s execution, called him a ‘”no-good” and “dirty rotten” traitor. Just to name a few. And now Bergdahl’s attorneys are considering whether to call Trump as a witness during Bergdahl’s upcoming court-martial. They claim that Trump’s disparaging statements could influence the jury in the ex-soldier’s criminal case. This raises some interesting legal questions that the judge will have to consider. The former Taliban prisoner is expected to go on trial later this year, and a Trump appearance would come at the heart of the presidential campaign season. “We’ve made no decision yet on whether to call Mr. Trump as witness. We continue to monitor his defamatory statements,” Bergdahl’s lawyers told Bloomberg’s Josh Rogin. Berghdal was released from a Taliban prison in 2014 as part of a prisoner exchange for five Talibans members who were being held at Guantanamo Bay. In March, he was charged with desertion and endangering the safety of a command under the Uniform Code of Military Justice. Bergdahl’s lawyers contend that because Trump is a media fixture, the presidential hopeful is creating an unfair disadvantage for their client.  However, it is not clear if the legal maneuver by Bergdahl’s attorneys will be successful. “The statements could have the impact of potentially inflaming or chilling the jury,” Floyd Abrams, a well-known constitutional attorney told, “But I can not conjure up any basis for having Mr. Trump testify.” Bergdahl’s attorneys are also using Trump’s statements as a basis for  motion to compel the release of a pre-trial report, which reportedly would help the ex-soldiers case. Berdhal’s attorneys say that report would help clear the air for their client, and give him a better shot at a fair trial. If the court grants Bergdahl’s motion to have a hearing on the issue, Trump could potentially be called to testify. If he refuses, a judge could always subpoena him. That said, Trump has rarely turned down an opportunity to speak. [h/t Bloomberg] 1. Mediaite 2. The Mary Sue 3. RunwayRiot 4. Law & Crime 5. Gossip Cop 6. AmboTV
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Pollock fishcakes fish cakes pollack 1. Bring the milk up to a gentle simmer in a wide, heavy-based pan, then lower the fish into the pan. 2. Add some bay leaf and one half of the chilli to the milk and season with sea salt and freshly ground black pepper. Poach the fish for about 6-8 minutes, or until it flakes easily. Remove the pan from the heat and set aside. 3. Put the potato, butter and shallots into a large mixing bowl. 4. Finely chop the remaining half of the chilli and add it to the mix with the shredded green tops of the spring onions. 5. Chop the lemongrass and parsley and add to the mix. 6. Strain the fish (discarding the milk) and flake it into the potato mixture. Stir until combined and season to taste with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Form the mixture into small rounds and put onto a plate. 7. Bake in oven till golden 8. To serve, dress the salad leaves with a little olive oil and balsamic vinegar, season with salt and freshly ground black pepper and serve alongside the fishcakes with a wedge of lemon. 4 way amplifier
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You found your partner for life, are happily married, and looked great walking down the aisle.  Fast forward to your first anniversary and you realize you let yourself go.  You are more loved and more secure than ever yet feel unattractive to your spouse.  Why do women and men gain weight after marriage?  What are the dangers and effects of gaining weight during the first years of marriage?  What healthy habits can you incorporate into your routine that can prevent those extra pounds? In this episode Ellen Goldman, founder EnerGcoaching, will motivate and empower you and your partner to work as a team to stay fit for a successful married life.  Ellen, a Professional Wellness Coach with over twenty years experience in the health, wellness and fitness industry, offers practical advice to help you conquer your challenges and live a happy, healthy, energetic and satisfying lifestyle. Ellen Goldman’s EnerGcoaching website Get Ellen’s free audio to Mastering the Inner Game of Weight Loss here More healthy lifestyle tips here
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In a response to a previous blog on this site about the Netflix TV series 13 Reasons Why, Richard Graham presents his perspective as a practising psychiatrist on the issues that it raised around media portrayal and reporting of suicide, and suicide more broadly. Richard argues that such debates present an important opportunity to create greater public awareness of the issues surrounding suicide, and considers whether such a graphic depiction of suicide in this programme was necessary. Richard is a consultant child and adolescent psychiatrist and clinical lead to the Good Thinking project: the London digital mental well-being service. He is also on the executive board of the UK Council for Child Internet Safety and co-chairs the Digital Resilience Working Group. [Header image credit: Pixabay by Mojzagrebinfo]. The recent blog from the LSE on the Netflix series 13 Reasons Why caused me considerable unease, if, on balance, wrongly. Perhaps overidentified with all of those practitioners currently supporting suicidal young people, I felt Netflix was playing fast and loose with those at risk, and worse, seemed to have raised further concern with Series 2 of 13 Reasons Why. It may seem obvious that clinicians worry about the risk of suicide, but much of this is rooted in evidence and experience, and not free-floating anxiety. The fear is that the reporting of, or portrayal of, suicide in a drama could unduly influence or ‘trigger’ a vulnerable person into attempting suicide themselves. It would not be the sole cause, but in a range of ways it could reinforce the urge to die. This was an area the Netflix-funded research into the impact of watching 13 Reasons Why had on young people, could not ethically address. Before considering how 13 Reasons Why differs from other dramatic portrayals of suicide, with its graphic and detailed portrayal of Hannah’s death, it is worth revisiting the complex cultural, research and practice context in which suicide prevention initiatives exist. Suicide, along with some others, such as group contagion, is one of the least understood aspects of human behaviour. Our cultural attitudes to suicide are troubling and up until 1961 suicide was illegal in the United Kingdom; anyone attempting suicide who did not die, could be imprisoned. Before this, suicides were viewed as acts of blasphemy and those who died were not given a Christian burial, but were buried at crossroads. This gives some hint at the anger and agony a suicide can engender. It might also make sense of how some self-harm or ‘right to die’ online groups are not just anti-psychiatry, they are political or counter-culture. As seen in some cases of an eating disorder, when all else in life seems to be beyond our control, our sovereignty over our bodies and life itself can be used desperately. Hunger strikes, self-immolation and more recent suicide bombers show how political a suicide can be. Yet despite decades of research, our knowing who is at risk, and if so, when they are at risk, is still at an early stage. Understanding which factors differentiate between those who will have thoughts of suicide, and those who will act upon those thoughts and attempt suicide, remains elementary [1]. Currently the main focus of a suicide risk assessment is to characterise and quantify risk through identifying demographic risk factors, though these may be as common in the general public as they are in suicidal individuals [2]. Demographic risk factors increase the suicide risk of a whole population across its lifetime, but do not predict suicide in an individual at a single time-point. Further, an absence of risk factors does not mean the absence of a risk of suicide [3]. Consequently research to guide a practitioner, family or teacher in any way that gives confidence is limited. Risk assessment, often felt to be of someone, rather than for someone, is often seen as essential in practice, yet remains a poor guide. Attempts to understand the person, and bear with compassion the hopelessness that they feel may offer more. What is perhaps better understood is that media can play a role in suicidal behaviour. When Goethe’s novella The Sorrows of Young Werther was published in 1774, young men (suffering from ‘Werther fever’) would dress in the style of the romantic and heroic protagonist of the work. But a number also ended their lives by suicide, in the same manner as the protagonist, and so this appears to be one of the first accounts of copycat suicides, and triggered by a work of fiction. There are guidelines for journalists on how to report responsibly on suicide. Both the Samaritans and Beat have excellent media guidelines for any portrayal or reporting on suicide and eating disorders in both the news and in drama portrayal: Tips from the Samaritans’ factsheet on drama portrayal include: • Use as little detail as possible about the suicide method in any dramatic portrayal, to avoid unduly influencing the behaviour of vulnerable people. • The moment of death should never be broadcast and, if possible, entirely avoid showing the act of suicide – allude to it only. Media reporting of a suicide is a complex matter as many who experience suicidal thoughts experience them as traumatic and intruding into the mind in the most disturbing manner. An open acknowledgement and discussion of suicidal thoughts may also reduce their impact and lessen distress. And so if media can trigger suicidal behaviour, can we understand the process better? Looking at the impact on viewers of suicides portrayed in films, Till et al [4] concluded: The effects of suicide-related media material seem to vary with individual vulnerability and with type of media portrayal. Individuals with lower vulnerability experience more emotional reactions when exposed to a film culminating in suicide, but individuals with higher vulnerability experience a rise in suicidal tendencies particularly if they identify with the protagonist who died by suicide. In contrast, portrayals of individual mastery of crisis may have beneficial effects in more vulnerable individuals. Thus, in considering the impact of a drama or a media report we have to consider the vulnerability of the individual accessing it, but also whether or not there is present some degree of hope, such that an individual might overcome their difficulties. So where does that take us in consideration of 13 Reasons Why? Firstly, I suspect the background to 13 Reasons Why is more harrowing than the show itself. Rooted, one suspects, in the distressing communication by Amanda Todd on YouTube before she ended her life, there is considerable value ln communicating compassionately about the appalling lives that some young people live. Media and drama, at their best can address matters powerfully and movingly. In a thoughtful blog from Professor Rory O’Connor of the Suicidal Behaviour Research Lab, he comments: The series deals with really important issues: including objectification, sexual assault, social disconnection, thwarted love, shame and social perfectionism. These are all issues we need to discuss more openly. Therefore, we need to be careful that we do not shut down the discussion around 13 Reasons Why; inadvertently the backlash could be misinterpreted by vulnerable young people as, ‘it is not okay to talk about suicide’. However, he continues (and hence my unease as a practitioner): Whereas there were breaches of the media suicide reporting guidelines sporadically in the earlier episodes, the actual coverage of Hannah’s suicide is unacceptable, being graphic and gratuitous – and is contrary to all of the guidelines about not providing a detailed depiction of method of death. I don’t agree with the producers’ justification for it being so graphic. More generally, the portrayal of Hannah’s suicide as inevitable, that suicide is the only option is also unhelpful and incorrect. Many viewers may also be left with the message that suicide is driven by vengeful motives, that help-seeking gets you nowhere and that the aftermath of suicide can be somewhat glamorous. Such portrayals add to the myths and stigma around suicide. It is here we reach the crux; if it is based on the life of Amanda Todd, she died by suicide, and it would be glib for anyone to suggest that recovery from her life’s traumas would have been easy or brief for her. Many with lived experience may also agree that seeking help gets you nowhere, and may feel punished as those who struggled before were. But this is not the case for all, and some who may have a good chance of recovery could be nudged in the wrong direction by 13 Reasons Why. The evidence may be neither straightforward nor substantial, but it is clear that the series could have been more sensitive and better; the approach taken is not free of risk. Curiously, clinical work during the period when 13 Reasons Why reached public consciousness did enable a certain self-regulation, by both media and individuals, which protected many. The furore (felt by some to be moral panic) certainly led to clearer warnings, and those most vulnerable told me that under no circumstances would they watch the series, fearing it could ‘trigger’ something for them. But they also did not, in their avoidance, believe the producer understood the concerns. Many who had watched it reported that they found it cold and cynical. It is not for content creators to present a world that is false in its positivity or unrelatable when capturing the actual lives some young people have. But 13 Reasons Why could have, no, should have, been better and should have avoided those gratuitous elements that we know can trigger a vulnerable person into the worst action. I suspect many young people believe the ‘graphic and gratuitous’ aspects are but further examples of an adult world that exploits even the actual death of a young person. [1] Klonsky, E. D., & May, A. M. (2014). Differentiating Suicide Attempters from Suicide Ideators: A Critical Frontier for Suicidology ResearchSuicide and Life-Threatening Behavior44 (1), 1–5; O’Connor, R. C., & Nock, M. K. (2014). The psychology of suicidal behaviourThe Lancet Psychiatry(1), 73–85. [2] Cole-King A, Lepping, P. (2010). Suicide mitigation: time for a more realistic approach. British Journal of General Practice, 60 (570), 3-4 [3] Cole-King A, Garett V, Williams H, Hines K, Platt S. (2013). Suicide mitigation embedding compassion in clinical care. Advances in Psychiatric Treatment19, 276-283. [4] Till, B., Strauss, M., Sonneck, G., & Niederkrotenthaler, T. (2015). Determining the effects of films with suicidal content: A laboratory experimentBritish Journal of Psychiatry, 207 (1), 72-78.
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Tax Season: Why You Should Give Your Nanny a W2 When you hire a domestic worker, which includes private childcare providers, you’re required by law to provide them with a W-2 form each year showing that Social Security, Medicare and the proper income taxes have been withheld. IRS estimates regarding federal income tax law compliance among nannies and their employers is very low, with the majority of employers and nannies working under an “off the books” arrangement. Because the compliance rate is so notoriously low, some employers feel that the risk of being discovered is also relatively low and opt for the perceived savings that come with skipping compliance altogether. If you’re considering an under the table arrangement that will leave your nanny with no W-2 at the beginning of the year, there are some dire consequences you’ll want to take into consideration first. Tax Fraud Charges The worst case scenario nanny employers could face if their non-compliance is discovered involves criminal charges, though it’s not necessarily the norm. In most cases, payment of the back taxes, penalties for non-compliance and interest is enough to hold off the prospect of jail time. The government does have the right, however, to pursue those charges. Even if the chances of imprisonment are relatively slim, it’s wise to ask yourself if even the faintest chance of a jail sentence is worth saving a comparatively small amount of money. Lack of Workers’ Compensation Coverage In order to obtain a workers’ compensation policy to protect you from financial liability should your nanny be injured on the job, you’ll have to be registered with the IRS as an employer. Many employers are under the misconception that their homeowners’ insurance policy will cover any injury that occurs on their property, but this is almost never the case when it comes to domestic employees. The financial implications of a single lawsuit for an uninsured accident can be devastating, and can alert the authorities to your lack of legal tax compliance. Potential Professional Risks More than one promising, high-profile political career has been derailed by the discovery of illegal hiring practices and failure to pay the proper taxes for a nanny. Whether you have aspirations of running for political office or furthering a civilian career, your reputation could be immediately and irrevocably ruined by allegations of illegal hiring practices Social Security and Unemployment Benefits Nannies will inevitably find themselves without work at some point in their careers. Their charges grow up, families’ financial circumstances change and they even become incapable of working full time as they get older. A career of working under the table leaves your nanny with no Social Security benefits to draw from or unemployment benefits to utilize when she reaches the appropriate age. Some will still choose to file for unemployment benefits after the loss of a post, especially if there’s bad blood between her and the employers she’s left behind. In those situations, you’ll inevitably be found out. You Can Be Held Liable at Any Time Even years after the fact, you can be held liable for tax evasion for failing to pay nanny employment taxes. Because the statute of limitations never runs out for tax evasion, you’re never truly out of the woods. The prospect of serious criminal charges and exorbitantly steep financial penalties will never fade away, so you may find that you’re never able to relax for worry that your illegal activity will be discovered. A 1099 Won’t Cut It It’s not uncommon for nanny employers to feel that they’re circumventing complex nanny tax laws by deeming their domestic employee an independent contractor, and choosing to issue a 1099 instead of a W-2. The Internal Revenue Service has declared that domestic workers are almost always considered employees, not independent contractors. You could still face penalties for choosing to issue a 1099, even if you’re trying to be nominally compliant. Your Nanny Could File Anyway Some nannies readily accept an under the table arrangement, but those that are serious about pursuing a legitimate career in private childcare may refuse. Your nanny could still file her taxes with a Form 4825 that allows her to file without a W-2 form. The process is extremely complicated, but still possible, and could create a world of legal and financial trouble for her employers. Choosing not to provide a W-2 after withholding the appropriate taxes doesn’t mean that your nanny won’t file, only that you’ll be left holding the proverbial bag should she choose to do so. You might also like
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Ancillary Probate: Are additional steps required to sell a decedent’s property located in another state? Handling the loss of a loved one is already a difficult time, but there can be additional stress if you find yourself appointed as executor in the decedent’s Will, or you must apply to be an administrator if there is no Will.  Probate is the court-supervised process an executor or administrator takes in settling a decedent’s estate. The probate process can become even more complicated if the decedent owned property outside of the state in which they resided and ancillary probate is required. Ancillary probate is the probate process that must occur in an additional state because the decedent owned property in that state. The disposition of real estate is always governed by the law of the state in which the property is situated.  Therefore, an executor or administrator for a decedent who resided in one state (the primary state), but owned property in another state (the ancillary state) would have to apply for probate in the primary state and also for probate in the ancillary state. The complexity of ancillary probate varies from state to state.  Some states provide a streamlined process and will allow the executor or administrator to use the authority granted by the primary state in the ancillary state.  The executor or administrator simply files the primary state’s letters testamentary and a copy of the will or letters of administration with the ancillary state.  Other states will require a lengthier process that resembles a whole new probate application in the ancillary state. For example, where a Pennsylvania decedent owns a second home at the Jersey shore, Pennsylvania is the primary state and New Jersey is the ancillary state.  The executor would need to file an ancillary probate application with the County Surrogate in the county in which the shore house is located in order to transfer or sell that additional property.  The Will would have to be probated in Pennsylvania prior to being probated in New Jersey. If there is no will, New Jersey requires ancillary administration.  Without the approval of the New Jersey Surrogate Court, the New Jersey property cannot be sold or transferred. Ancillary administration can become costly and may delay the probate process in the primary state if performed incorrectly. Please feel free to contact Ward, Shindle & Hall with any questions or concerns regarding the ancillary and primary probate processes.
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Pierre Robin Sequence Pierre Robin Sequence (also called Pierre Robin Complex or Syndrome) is a condition present at birth in which an infant has a very small lower jaw, a tongue that tends to fall back and downward and a soft cleft palate. This malformation occurs in approximately one in 8,500 births. • The cause of the cleft palate is thought to be interference by the tongue during the baby's early development while still in the womb. These children typically have a normal-sized tongue, but in the setting of a very small jaw, the tongue can act as an obstruction and result in a U-shaped cleft palate. • Potential complications include sucking and swallowing difficulties, breathing problems, apnea, feeding difficulties, gastro-esophageal reflux and abnormal speech. Affected infants need to be followed closely to ensure adequate weight gain. Airway obstruction is a primary concern, and may lead to hypoxia, failure to thrive and cerebral impairment. These complications may increase the risk for mortality in early life. Speech articulation difficulties due to cleft palate may necessitate speech therapy. • Do not place a baby or infant with Pierre Robin Sequence on his/her back, which can cause the tongue to block the airway. Causes of Pierre Robin Sequence The specific causes of Pierre Robin Sequence are unknown. It may be part of many genetic syndromes, though it often occurs in isolation; environmental factors (such as a breech birth) also may play a role. • Most infants with Pierre Robin Sequence are healthy children who have no other birth anomalies. However, children may sometimes have other medical problems. Additional referrals and studies usually are recommended during our team visit. • In isolated Pierre Robin Sequence, the recurrence risk for siblings or offspring of the patient often is very low. If the disorder is inherited, the recurrence risks may be up to 50 percent. A geneticist will examine all infants and discuss with each family the chances of having another infant with Pierre Robin Sequence. Ultrasound is the only method of prenatal diagnosis of Pierre Robin Sequence, but this method may miss a significant number of cases. Pierre Robin Sequence Treatment Specialists from our Jaw Deformities Center and Craniofacial and Cleft Center treat children with Pierre Robin Sequence. The prognosis for individuals with isolated Pierre Robin Sequence is good, with a low mortality rate after infancy. Problems associated with this syndrome tend to diminish over the first few years as development of the lower jaw speeds up after birth and grows to a more normal size. • In moderate cases, the patient requires placement of a tube through the nose and into the airway to avoid airway blockage. In severe cases, surgery is needed to prevent upper airway obstruction.
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Change Fixes Glitch, But New Computer Is Overdue Ask Jim April 02, 2007|By JAMES COATES Chicago Tribune Q: I am a 68-year-old man still using my old PC. Most of the time when I search something or write an e-mail, I get a long message saying, "The page cannot be displayed," followed by a lot of paragraphs about different things. Is it because my PC is old? It has Windows ME. I bought it in 2001. I only use this for e-mail and searching the Internet. My son told me to buy a new one. Being a retiree with limited budget, can you suggest which kind of computer is good for me, a laptop or desktop? -- Max Reye, Hampshire, Ill. A: First, let's take a shot at fixing your 6-year-old dinosaur PC, Mr. R. Then we'll move to replacing old PCs. The most common cause of your glitch is that the security settings for the browser are set too low for the security built into the Web page being called up. If you haven't updated your browser for some time, it may be that the original security settings no longer meet current demands. Click on Help on the browser's toolbar and select the line in the drop-down menu for About Internet Explorer. Look closely at the data this displays, and you will see a listing for cipher strength. It needs to be 128 bits or above. Then you need to ratchet up your setting by using one of the Secure Socket Layer encryption tools built into the software. So open the browser and click on Tools and then Internet Options. In the tabbed menu this summons, select Advanced. This brings up a long list of possible settings with check boxes next to each. Go down near the bottom and you will find boxes for SSL 2.0 and SSL 3.0. Put a check alongside each and your browser no longer will be rejected by whatever pages now are shooting blanks at your computer. Now, let's talk shopping. I recommend giving a long, hard look at changing to a laptop unless you are a computer columnist, a programmer, a diehard gamer or somebody worried about somebody else coming along and carrying the computer away. The only drawback to laptops for a great many people is that they tend to have smaller screens than desktop monitors, which for sexagenarians like you and me can be an issue. But it also is easy and inexpensive to buy a 19- inch LCD color monitor and plug it into the monitor connections on nearly all laptops. That's part of the reason why the industry prefers that we call them notebooks. One doesn't put a 19-inch color LCD monitor on one's lap. It's best if you can do without a bulky monitor but keep that option in mind. The big new issue with buying Windows computers is the recent arrival of the Vista operating system that replaces Windows XP. Vista comes in three versions that are pegged to the computing power of individual machines. Vista Basic runs most low-cost desktops and laptops, while more powerful computers get to run Vista Home Premium or Vista Ultimate. Vista Basic meets your stated requirements nicely, so that's probably your ticket. Happily, one can say that just about any laptop or desktop now being sold by major outfits will run on Vista Basic. So you can pretty much let price be your guide as long as the computer is running Vista when you buy it. Laptops are under $600 from many makers and retailers. Desktops can be had a bit cheaper, around $500. If I were looking for any single feature to recommend, it would be to go for a machine with 1 gigabyte of RAM rather than the 512 megabytes on many low-cost machines. And even here, you'll get by fine as long as you stick to your stated plans for simple Web browsing and e-mail. Q: When I click on Internet Explorer on my desktop, I get a window with a title bar showing "cannot find server -- Microsoft Internet Explorer provided by AOL." What must I do to fix it? Furthermore, whether I am on AOL or my other server, Juno, I am constantly getting a window from Adobe Flash Player asking if I want to install. I keep clicking "no," but it keeps coming back over and over. The rest of that window says "signed on 11/9/2006 4:48 pm." How do I stop this window from coming back? -- Lenore Borash A: You can count yourself among a diminishing number of computer users who get their access from America Online, Ms. B. Your problem stems from AOL's big campaign to steer customers away from the company's own proprietary software and toward accessing AOL services using ordinary Web software. You can get around this glitch by changing the settings for that icon you are clicking on your desktop so that it points to the regular Microsoft Internet Explorer browser instead of AOL's offering. You still can get to AOL by clicking on Start and then All Programs and then selecting the America Online icon. So patch things up by replacing that defective icon you've been clicking with one that goes directly to the Microsoft-provided browser instead of the AOL-provided one. Go back to that Start and All Programs area, and this time find the blue "e" icon for Internet Explorer and give it a right-click. Daily Press Articles
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Thursday, August 24, 2006 Selecting the blog title I also have a blog on my magazine's Web site. The problem is I'm getting my own, individual blog (it used to be a group one) and I need to come up with a title for it. My mind is completely blank. Well, actually the fine nuggets of brilliance I've come up with so far are "Crap From My Brain" and "General Musings." What, and I haven't won a Pulitzer yet with that kind of inspired writing, you say? This blog is just a mishmash of whatever I'm thinking about, so there isn't really a subject it focuses on. Well, I mean other than my magazine's subject, which is gardening. Any ideas from my vast network of readers? 1 comment: Sallyacious said... Why not call it mishmash?
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Select Page Dying without a will can have devastating consequences for the people you leave behind. A will is an important legal document that reflects your wishes and helps to distribute your belongings when you die. People have many reasons for not wanting to write a will such as thinking that their property is not valuable enough and that a will is intended for people who have millions of Rands worth of assets. Others think that a will might create a split in the family or that it will bring bad luck. Others feel that their children are responsible enough to share the property and liabilities among themselves without having to write down instructions. However, none of those reasons are worth the stress that your family will endure if you die without leaving a will. Why should I have a Will? So that you can decide who your beneficiaries and the executor of your estate should be after you have passed away. It will also place you in a position to appoint a guardian of your choice to take care of your children, provide for pets and state how to pay your debts. The best wills are those that clearly reflect the wishes of the will maker.  However, it is not advisable to put conditions on your gifts, for example: “I give my house to Thabo if he graduates” or leave property to your pet. What happens if you die without a will? 1. Your estate will be distributed in terms of the law of intestate succession. That is the law that governs the distribution of belongings when a person dies without leaving a valid will, the belongings will be shared between the spouse and heirs according to the law.This may include or exclude people whom you may not have wished to benefit. 2. The Master of the High Court will appoint a tutor or curator to take care of the property of your minor children and their inheritance will go to the Guardians Fund. A guardian, whom may be different to the person you wanted to care for your children, may be appointed by the court for that purpose. 3. Finally, when a person dies without a will , the Master appoints an executor of the estate. What are the duties of an executor of a Will? The main tasks of the executor are to: 1. Identify and list all the assets of the deceased; 2. Receive payments that are due to the estate such as interest, dividends, investments and other income (e.g. unpaid salary, leave pay and other company benefits) 3. Pay funeral bills, outstanding debts, and valid claims against the estate; 4. File and pay income and estate taxes; 5. Identify who is going to get what and how much and distribute it as per the instructions set out in the Will Who can draw up a will for me? It is important to have a person with the necessary knowledge and expertise to draw up your will. A law firm, your bank, or a trust company can do it for you. You can also write your own will, but you have to make sure that is it legal by signing it and having two witnesses’ signatures. Both witnesses must be of the age of 14 or above and be competent to give evidence in a court of law. Your witnesses do not need to know what’s in your will.  Simply gather them around, say ‘this is my will’ and have them sign. Once the will is completed, you sign and date it in the presence of two witnesses in order for it to be valid. A beneficiary in a will must not be involved in the drawing up of the document or act as a witness. A person who attests and signs a will as a witness or is involved in the drafting of a will is disqualified from benefitting under the will. Which documents do you need when drawing up a will? You need the following documents to draw up a will: • The name and identification details of the executor of your estate. • The name and ID number of your spouse and how you are married (in community of property, out of community of property, etc.). • Copy of a marriage certificate. Did you divorce recently? If so, a copy of the decree of divorce and settlement agreement will be required. • The full names and ID numbers of all your children including adopted and stepchildren, you wish to benefit from your Will. • The names and ID numbers of any grandchildren you would like included. • The name and contact details of a guardian in case you have minor children. • Details of the assets you wish to be donated to institutions such as a church, hospice, orphanage, etc. • Details of any other party or institution you wish to benefit. • Copies of title deeds in respect of immovable properties in South Africa or mortgage bonds thereof. • Copies of insurance policies, such as endowment policies, life policies, credit life policies etc. • An inventory of liabilities. Are there any conditions that can be put in a will? You may include as many conditions in your will as you like, as long as such conditions are not illegal or contrary to the good morals of our society. For example, you can arrange that your children be given control of their assets at stages of their lives. Usually, these goals are achieved by setting up a trust in your will. Where should I keep my will? There is no specific place to keep a will. However, it must be kept in a safe place. Most banks, accountants, trust companies, lawyers and registered financial advisors keep wills on behalf of their clients. It is advisable to make a copy of your will, marked clearly with the word “Copy”. Also make a note on the copy where the original is kept. Importantly, make sure you inform the executor where the will is kept. Is it necessary to revise my Will? Wills need to be revised from time to time, especially if important events have taken place. For example, marriage, the birth of a child, divorce, death of a beneficiary or executor or gaining of property.
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In connection with the dribbling game in Glasgow, it should be generally known that Mr. Gillespie supplies the link which binds the players of the dead past to those of the living present. He is still to the fore, and does duty as well as ever. Early in his football career Mr. Gillespie was not a goalkeeper, for I am certain I saw him play at back in some of the early matches of the "Light Blues." Nature, metaphorically speaking, never intended him to be anything in the game but a goalkeeper, and a brilliant one, too. How he kept goal in this great match, and dozens of others, is still fresh in the memory both of old players and spectators. He is the only man on the active list who played ten years ago, and had the distinction of appearing against England twice and Wales three times. From the Rangers he joined the Q.P. about six years ago. t vallance.jpg The early history of the Rangers—their triumphs, misfortunes, joys, and sorrows—have all been shared in by Mr. Thomas Vallance, and he still sticks to them like the veritable leech. Who could captain a young team like he? When Vallance led the Rangers to victory in this final Charity tie, I am sure he was barely out of his teens, and I don't think would even yet hesitate to don the blue jersey of the club were it hard up for a back. Vallance was a back, indeed, and for several seasons, but more particularly that of 1879-80, none in Scotland showed better form. His returns near goal were neat and clean, and without being in any way rough with an opponent. Vallance's length of limb and good judgment often saved his club from losing goals. The whole of the Rangers "lo'ed him like a vera brither," and at practice his word was law. He played four times against England. With quite as much pluck, but awanting in finish and style, the younger of the brothers, Mr. Alexander, was nevertheless a fine back. Lighter made and more easily tackled than Thomas, he had a way of his own in running out the ball before making the final shy, and when this was done well, as it frequently happened in a first-class match, young Vallance received a perfect ovation from the crowd. Alexander was in fine form in this tie, and some of his returns were splendidly made. Instead of going at an opponent with the air of an infuriated bull, as some backs are prone to do now-a-days, he kept close to his man, and waited for an opportunity, which was at once taken advantage of. Like his brother, he is still in the city, and takes a kindly interest in his mother club. a vallance.jpg Mr. Hugh M'Intyre and Mr. J. Drinnan were the half-backs in this contest. No such new-fangled device as three half-backs was ever thought of in Scotland at that time, and you may be sure the pair had hard work. Of all the players sent out by the Rangers, M'Intyre was in many respects the most powerful. He was, however, to be outspoken, the coarsest. Woe betide the light and gentle forward who tried to pass Mr. Hugh! He pounced on his man at once, and with raised back—for he was somewhat round-shouldered—gave the excited spectator the idea that he meant to have the ball at any cost. His weight gave him an immense advantage in tackling, and I think old players will be at one with me when I say that he was the best at that kind of work in Scotland. He was about the first to leave Glasgow and accept an engagement in England. He played against Wales in 1880. In the list of the Rangers' eleven who took part in the match under review, the name of Mr. Drinnan does not occur, and I am obliged to proffer an explanation. In the report of the contest one "R. Jackson" is credited with keeping H. M'Intyre company on the occasion. As the incident is past, and Mr. Drinnan no longer amenable to the laws of engineer apprenticeship, he did in this match what a great many men have done before him - viz., played under an assumed name. He was a very fair back, but not sufficiently brilliant to obtain notoriety, and never had the distinction of playing in an International. He was, nevertheless, a very useful all-round player, and could take his place as a centre forward at a moment's notice. badge (1).jpg p campbell.jpg The Rangers a dozen years ago without Mr. Peter Campbell would have been like the Queen's Park now with Mr. William Sellar left out. He was the life and soul of the forward division, and it is not too much to say of him that a finer dribbler and harder worker never kicked leather. Poor Campbell, like so many more of the old lot, is gone to his account! In a terrible storm in the Bay of Biscay, which left many a home desolate, seven years ago, the steamer in which he was chief engineer foundered, and not a soul was left to tell the tale.* Quiet and unassuming in manner, Mr. Campbell was beloved by all, and his untimely death is still mourned by the Rangers, for whom he did so much. In 1878-79 he was in such good form that he was chosen to play against Wales, and in 1876 and 1878 did duty for Glasgow against Sheffield. The M'Neils are quite a football family, and, what is of more account, have gained distinction in the game. Is it not a fact that Mr. Peter was one of the founders of the famous club nineteen years ago, and that Messrs. Harry, William, and Moses kept the ball rolling on Kinning Park with credit for many a day? Moses is the youngest of the lot, and consequently what may be termed the most modern. He was quite a boy when this cup tie came off, and played with a dash and finish on the left wing that completely astonished all who were present on Old Hampden Park that May evening. Mr. Moses, too, was more than a mere local player, and through sheer force of ability was chosen to play against England in 1880, and acted in the same capacity for Scotland against Wales in 1876. He is still young and active, and resides in the city. m mcneil.jpg w struthers.jpg An original member of the Partick, when that club could boast of having as good a team as now, Struthers was associated with the old pioneers in Messrs. Boag, James S. Campbell, Love, Sutar, Bell, and Smith, and joined the Rangers the previous year before the tie. He was a beautiful dribbler, after the style of Mr. T. C. Highet; went right ahead with the ball close at his toe, and was the most difficult man to tackle in the Rangers. He left Scotland some years ago for England, where he played for the Bolton Wanderers. In brilliant form in the match, he made some fine runs in company with Mr. Campbell and Mr. Hill, and was successful in scoring the first goal got for the Rangers. Mr. Struthers is now in England, where he has settled down. A most unselfish player was Mr. Hill. He was slow, but sure, and if ever a man showed an example in the field by at once passing on the ball when necessary, and never opening his mouth from kick-of to time call, it was he. One of the prominent figures all through quite a decade of seasons for his old club, Mr. Hill rendered the Rangers valuable service, and never failed to turn up when he was wanted. In the final Association Challenge Cup match with the Vale of Leven, played shortly before the one I am touching upon, and which ended in a tie, some splendid passing was witnessed between him and Mr. Wm. Dunlop, who, by the way, could not play in the Charity event in consequence of an injury sustained a week before. d hill.jpg badge (1).jpg Like the other members of the Rangers, Mr. Steel was very young when he joined that club. His enthusiasm for the game, however, was unbounded, and I have been told by an old Rangers' man that he was one of the original "moonlighters" of the club. This phrase gentlemen, requires some explanation. It does not refer to Ireland and its agrarian grievances. No, no. It was only a few choice spirits of the Rangers who, determined to win all matches, used to practice at full moon, and frequently frightened some of the belated lieges in the vicinity of Kinning Park, who swore the place was haunted. Although retired from active duty on the field, Mr. M'Quarrie is even now in football harness as the treasurer of the Partick Thistle. He did not play in many of the first eleven matches of the club, but being a promising lad was always available as first reserve forward. He was rather a neat dribbler and good backer-up, but a little slow in tackling. He was always a steady player, and did very well in this game. He did not play very much after this tie, but gave up football altogether, till his old love for the game returned some years ago, when he joined the Thistle, and is one of their most earnest committee workers. Charles McQuarrie.jpg
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1984 Renault R18i Tire Pressure 1984 Renault R18i tire inflation pressures range of 26 to 32 psi based on 1 trim and 2 original equipment tire size sets. 1984 Renault R18i Sportwagon Front Tire Rear Tire Tire Size 155R13 Recommended Tire Pressure 26 psi 26 psi Acceptable Winter Tire Pressure 29 - 31 psi 29 - 31 psi Tire Size Type Metric Front Tire Rear Tire Tire Size P185/70R13 Recommended Tire Pressure 28 psi 32 psi Acceptable Winter Tire Pressure 31 - 33 psi 35 - 37 psi Tire Size Type P-Metric Amazing Deals and Deep Discounts It is vital to maintain correct tire inflation pressures for 1984 Renault R18i tires. Low tire pressure and underinflated tires can lead to uneven and excessive tire wear, poor handling and reduced fuel economy. High tire pressure and overinflated tires can result in reduced traction, poor braking and can even be a cause of a tire blowout. Check tire pressure regularly and maintain correct tire inflation for 1984 Renault R18i to enjoy a safe and comfortable drive, save money on gas and keep auto insurance premiums low. Recommended tire pressure for 1984 Renault R18i is determined by the manufacturer based on its characteristics and original equipment tire sizes. You can find 1984 Renault R18i recommended tire pressure in owner's manual or on a tire placard on the side of driver's door or door jam. 1984 Renault R18i tire inflation will be listed in psi (pounds per square inch), bar or kPa (kilopascals). Keep in mind that tire inflation listed on tire sidewall is the maximum air pressure the tire can hold to carry its maximum load, and not necessarily the recommended tire pressure for 1984 Renault R18i. 1984 Renault R18i may have different recommended tire pressure settings for front and rear tires, especially if equipped with staggered tires. To check 1984 Renault R18i tire pressure you will need to know its recommended tire inflation and a tire pressure gauge. Check tire inflation when tires are "cold" and have not been driven for at least 3 hours. Adjust 1984 Renault R18i tire inflation to the recommended tire pressure levels as needed by adding air with a tire inflator. If you replace 1984 Renault R18i original equipment tires with optional or plus tire sizes, make sure to follow guidelines on how to apply tire load inflation tables when replacing 1984 Renault R18i tires to find proper tire pressure for new tires. Always refer to the 1984 Renault R18i owner’s manual for any specific safety advice regarding the application of replacement tires. 1984 Renault R18i tire pressure fluctuates with ambient temperatures, so when temperatures drop tires may lose approximately 1 psi of air pressure for every 10 degree Fahrenheit decrease in temperature. During winter 1984 Renault R18i tires can be inflated 3 to 5 psi above the recommended tire pressure settings to compensate for lower temperatures. Never overinflate above psi indicated on tire sidewall. Make sure to check tire pressure regularly in the winter to keep tires properly inflated for a safe ride on snow and icy roads. Consult owner's manual for recommended winter tire pressure for 1984 Renault R18i.
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Sign up FAST! Login Did you solve it? Are you a puzzle Olympian? "The mystery games" (For the purposes of this puzzle, any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, and Olympic sports, actual or obsolete, is purely coincidental.)  Nafissatou, Jessica, and Brianne are taking part in an athletics competition that involves at least two events. In each event the winner gets G points, second placed gets S points and third place gets B points, where G, S and B are whole numbers, nonzero, and G> S>B. No event is tied. Nafissatou scores 22 points in total. Jessica and Brianne score 9 points each in total. Jessica wins the 100m hurdles. Who is second in the javelin? How many events are there? Did you solve it? Are you a puzzle Olympian? | Science | The Guardian Stashed in: Sounds like Jessica and Brianne won only one G between them and Nafissatou won all the others. You May Also Like:
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Nov. 27: Harbinger Screenshots of the Week This week's images from Silverback Entertainment's action RPG show the Culibine in the Mining Camp Outskirts. Harbinger is Silverback Entertainment's upcoming action RPG that takes place aboard a gargantuan spaceship of the same name. The vessel is so immense it can dwarf entire planets, and so powerful it can easily devastate them. In its wake lie the devastated remains of countless civilizations. A number of these have been eliminated forever, while others continue to exist only by virtue of the survivors held within the bowels of the vessel - as prisoners to serve and die in its work camps, or worse yet, to be used as unwilling subjects for experiments in its gruesome laboratories. A small number of these captives have managed to escape. Within the deepest bowels of the behemoth, they have formed an underground society, avoiding the constant patrols sent to seek them out and scavenging what resources they can in order to survive. The ship and its forces are fearsome, but the escapees are ingenious, determined and not about to surrender. Now in the late stages of development, the game is projected as a winter release. Thanks to the developer and publisher Dreamcatcher Interactive, we present a foretaste in these four new screenshots showing the Culibine character in an area called the Mining Camp Outskirts.
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