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Stop Faking Ghost Shows, Please!
Posted 18 April 2013 - 08:02 PM
When I sit down to watch a ghost hunting show, I expect it to be GENUINE, and not just some exaggerated piece of shallow rubbish, with obviously scripted dialogue and over-theatrical behaviour when even as much as a spoon is chucked across a darkened room.
When I first started watching these shows, I did initially think that they were all genuine, especially when the presenter took you into actual haunted places and interviewed the owners and other people there about their reported "paranormal" experiences. However, the more I watched these shows, and the more I read certain devious things about them that raised questions about their sincerity, the more I began to doubt that they were all that they seemed to be. Furthermore, the antics of these TV investigators became so tiresome and predictable that I even found myself bursting out laughing, as they were just getting to be beyond a joke. Just as if you would stay in a creepy, darkened cellar whilst being repeatedly assaulted by an apparent "malevolent entity", and just as if a spirit would immediately - and without fail - respond to your queries of "Is anybody there?" with well-timed knocks.
The fakery and theatrics in a lot of these shows has become so regular now that it is becoming increasingly difficult to know which incidents are genuine and which are staged. It's just like the boy who cried wolf, for one day these investigators could actually experience GENUINE paranormal activity, but if they have generated a rather dogdy reputation for themselves for faking ghostly activity, then they are going to find it very difficult to convince viewers that this time it's all for real.
Even some of the so-called "psychic mediums" that accompany the TV investigators to these supposedly "haunted" buildings can often project a rather ludicrous, questionable impression. "Is there anybody there?" they call out, and on the occasions that they DO appear to contact a spirit, they give pretty thin and vague descriptions which almost anybody who knows how to exaggerate spirit medium capability would be able to do, with no trouble. To be honest, I am quite surprised that these TV ghost shows have been allowed to get away with their exaggerated investigation antics for so long, as there must be millions of people who have sussed them out and, as a result, are switching their program off, just as I have been doing.
Just for once, I would LOVE to see a GENUINE, SERIOUS paranormal investigation show - one whose makers would not feel the need to resort to staging silly ghostly activity in order to inject some kind of "entertainment" factor into the programme to boost up ratings. I would rather endure an hour or so of little paranormal activity from a truthful investigation than be subjected to false "bumps" in the night and manufactured moans and howls from a TV crew who are just doing it to keep up their TV fame.
Come on, PROPER TV ghost hunters - where are you all?
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Posted 20 April 2013 - 11:11 AM
I've worked behind the scenes of an episode of a popular ghost show and the experience has caused me to become quite jaded over it, lol. What you see on TV, while not always a flat out fraud, is often very far from the actual truth.
Instead of wasting my time on all that and having very little say in what comes out, I choose to focus on my main goals in this field. I'm not out here to make a name for myself, earn money, or become pseudo-famous. I'm here to help others, educate myself, and perhaps help further this field along a tad in order to answer some of those universal questions.
Posted 26 April 2013 - 01:57 PM
It's been my personal experience, and the experience of many others that I've seen, that the majority of legitimate investigators simply do not want to be involved in television, and for good reason. No matter the integrity of the team or the individual investigators, very little actually have production rights to such shows and are basically at the mercy of producers who are not catering to investigators wanting education and information. They're catering to the layperson who wants a good scare in order to up their ratings. In addition, they need to compress everything into a timeline that moves the story along and is nicely wrapped up in 22 or 48 minutes, lol.
I've worked behind the scenes of an episode of a popular ghost show and the experience has caused me to become quite jaded over it, lol. What you see on TV, while not always a flat out fraud, is often very far from the actual truth.
Instead of wasting my time on all that and having very little say in what comes out, I choose to focus on my main goals in this field. I'm not out here to make a name for myself, earn money, or become pseudo-famous. I'm here to help others, educate myself, and perhaps help further this field along a tad in order to answer some of those universal questions.
Thank you for your reply. I take your point about the TV ghost shows not always being straight with the truth, and certainly agree with you that a lot of the producers of these shows are only interested in boosting the "scare factor" up as much as possible, with a view to getting good TV ratings. It's a great shame, really, as many people who love paranormal investigation did initially place their faith in these shows (myself included) that they would capture some GENUINE paranormal phenomena on tape. However, once we all sussed them out, these shows soon became a complete laughing stock.
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Posted 16 May 2013 - 11:00 AM
So I guess it can come down to what a keen viewer can endure. I think to a certain extent all shows sensationalize whatever they are presenting, but faking would be the deathly end to my viewership. As it is, I have enough going on in my own house to keep me busy. Something tapped my foot three times Monday night/Tuesday morning. Hmmm.
Edited by jimmary, 16 May 2013 - 11:03 AM.
Posted 16 May 2013 - 01:03 PM
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Consider as an example one of the best EVPs I have ever captured. By itself it would be great class A evidence. but also it could be duplicated by a good sound engineer as a hoax. What sets it apart is the backstory; 5 witnesses were present, all can be accounted for and were no where near the recorder. And along with the EVP a lamp was picked from a dresser and thrown against a wall. The audio track also captured those sounds, plus the fact the witnesses, upon hearing the sounds, were on the scene and took photos of the aftermath within 30 seconds. The time base verifies the continuity of time. The only one present at the scene at the time was a child who obviously did not hoax this. First of all, she was too young to understand all the details and secondly the audio recorders / amplifiers were sensitive enough she could not have moved without us recording the sounds. All witnesses and investigators also verified no trickery; no hidden lines, or other stuff of this nature. Since 5 of us were present we served as a check on each other. I
I point this out to show that it is not just the EVP, or in other cases the picture, that provides the evidence. Rather it is how it all fits together, how various facts work to validate each other that strengthens the evidence. A single piece of data does little, but when combined with all the facts is what provides the validation needed to provide good evidence. TV shows seldom take the time to build that level of detail. They simply use the spook factor to sell shows.
And BTW, as an aside, the EVP event was not done in the dark while stumbling around. Rather the child was asleep in her room with a night light on, and the recording operation conducted from another room with full lighting. Unlike the TV shows that seem to promote fumbling around in the dark.
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Posted 17 May 2013 - 09:47 PM
Edited by Moody98, 17 May 2013 - 09:48 PM.
Posted 20 May 2013 - 08:36 AM
Moody, I have wondered about that. One would think that there would be an unlimited number of places to investigate, but it seems that most of the shows hit the most popular places. I have seen those places begin to show up on shows such as "My Ghost Story" as experienced by we "regular" people.
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Posted 22 May 2013 - 08:15 AM
Given the extreme pressure to make the show scary and exciting, I am not surprised that people are falling back to fakery. I'd like to kick them in the ethics for it since it gives the whole field an even worse name than it already has but I am not surprised. You see much the same thing happening amongst mediums during the high point of the spiritualism craze. Even mediums who seem to have had some real ability were caught faking at times because of the extreme pressure on them to "perform".
So, if you want to see a "real" investigation, I would say that you will have to go out and find a group and do it yourself (or at least find a group you trust to hang around with). Otherwise, sit back, fill the popcorn bowl and watch the ghost shows like I do, with your BS meter firmly engaged, a smile on your face and an eye roll ready to use when things get too silly.
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The one that was shown on SyFy, Deep South Paranormal, was pretty enteraining. They did get some really good evidence, but their character and interaction was a fresh change from the emotionless drones on other shows. Hell, in one episode, after they interviewed the son of a client, they went muddin' in the same patch of mud as the client's son and his friends. Plus they eat a lot during the investigations; good ol' southern food.
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I tried watching it but just could not get past the idiocy of the cast.......
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|"q" stands for "query" and anything passed in this parameter is treated as if it had been typed into the query box on the maps.google.com page.
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The daughter of a MLB pitcher who threw at Jackie Robinson's head in the movie "42" tells TMZ ... producers blatantly disregarded the truth and unfairly portrayed her dad as a racist.
It was one of the most important scenes in the flick ... big, bad Fritz Osterrmueller (pitching for the Pittsburgh Pirates at the time) fired a baseball at Jackie's head ... and then shouted at him, "You don't belong here!!!"
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U.S. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, a Democrat from Weston who doubles as the chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee, said pundits and politicians are misreading the dynamics of the upcoming midterm election and that her party is in a much stronger position than many realize.
Republicans have a commanding position in the U.S. House. Democrats, meanwhile, hold but a shaky lead in the Senate and are burdened by a Democratic president with weak approval ratings and the historic fact that the president's party usually does poorly in midterm elections.
And the polls so far don't suggest things will be any different this time around.
But Wasserman Schultz said the polls are being looked at too narrowly. Ticking off a series of competitive Senate races, she said that Democrats are in a strong position, despite what generic Republican vs. Democrat polls might show.
"The polls that we're ahead in are the ones the matter the most: the head-to-head polls of our candidate versus their candidate," she said in a Thursday morning roundtable with Washington reporters. "And in virtually every head-to-head Senate poll recently in the competitive races, our candidates are ahead of their candidates… There's not a generic candidate on the ballot in November, there's a real person against a real person."
"Strongly," she said.
But why?
Her reasoning is that the Republican Party has been pulled so far to the right that voters can't and won't go with them.
"The contrast between the two parties and the direction that American voters have to choose from has never been more stark, more clear," she said.
One key piece of evidence involved her South Florida colleague, U.S. Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart, a Republican from Miami who last week harshly criticized his party's leadership over its unwillingness to bring a comprehensive immigration bill to the floor.
"In the more than 20 years I've known him I have rarely if ever heard him say one bad word about the Republican Party or anything they do," she said. "If you've pushed Mario Diaz-Balart over the edge, then you know they have stepped so far off the edge of the right wing that they've lost and will lose – they've lost many and will lose as a result of their extremism."
She was also asked for strengths and weakness of Jeb Bush, the former Republican governor of Florida and a potential 2016 presidential candidate. "He is certainly smart, he's savvy," she said. "He has a significant network of potential donors from both his own races and his family's."
She spent a little more time on his weaknesses.
"I have never encountered a politician with thinner skin than Jeb Bush," she said. "It has always shocked me how thin his skin is, how defensive and offended he gets by any hint of criticism. It makes it so that he is extremely hard to work with."


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Golf results are in from Hesston.
It was a tough draw for all the golfers at the Hesston Invitational on Tuesday. For Wellington, one player finished just outside of the top ten after a tie-breaker.
Logan Woodbridge, senior, shot an 81, which was good for a tie for tenth place. He lost a scorecard tie-break and officially finished at eleventh.
The winning score was put together by Tyler Heimerman, of Buhler, his 76 was one stroke better than the second place finisher.
Other notable WHS performers were a pair of 83's shot by seniors Nick Becker, and Brian Peck. They were two of six players with the same score, tying for sixteenth place. Chance Russell, junior, shot a personal best 86 in Hesston on April 30. As a team Wellington placed sixth out of 11 teams, their combined score was 333.
"Our team scores will have to improve if we hope to compete for a league, regional and state title," said Head Coach, James Ginter. "Our kids know that." The golf team was scheduled to play at Tex-Consolver Golf Course for the Goddard-Eisenhower tournament, but mother nature had other ideas, the tournament was canceled due to weather.
That means the next tournament is a big one, the Ark Valley Chisholm Trail Tournament on May 7 at Winfield's Quail Ridge.
"The experience we have gained over the last month a half will come in handy down the stretch."


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by Tom Utescher
With the Penn Relays behind them, area runners returned to their dual meet routine last week, and on Wednesday afternoon host Springside Chestnut Hill Academy edged visiting Germantown Academy, 62-60. Focused on fine-tuning their efforts for the upcoming championship meets later in the month, neither team pulled out all the stops, keeping strong performers out of some of their usual events.
Down at the aforementioned Penn Relays, Penn Charter won the Inter-Ac League edition of the 4 x 400 meter relay, with the quartet of (in race order) Sean Joseph, Brennan Mellor, Corey Kelley, Daryl Worley finishing up in three minutes, 25.60 seconds, almost two full seconds ahead of runner-up Haverford School.
As expected, SCH senior Dustin Wilson excelled in his individual distance outing, coming into the 3000 meter championship race seeded 12th, but finishing second in 8:30.18. The winner was a Virginia runner, Thomas Madden (8:25.54), whom Wilson had raced, and beaten, before.
"I finished ahead of him at Penn Relays last year, but that was a pretty slow race overall," the Columbia-bound Wilson said. "He has a faster PR in the 5K than I do, so I knew he was under-seeded at 17th [for Penn this year], just as I felt I was under-seeded at 12th."
The SCH star had faced other runners in the pack, as well.
"Everyone expects Penn Relays to be a fast race because it's so competitive," he pointed out, "but for the last couple years the winner has never been faster than 8:22, and the winners have always won on a kick [at the end]."
The race went out slowly, then picked up pace in the middle a little more than Wilson expected. Still, he was sitting third behind Madden and Delaware runner Sam Parsons with a little over a lap to go. He was able to catch Parsons, but not the Virginian.
Even in local races where he's not facing strong competition, Wilson has been working on his finishing kick, because he knows it's a vital skill for a distance runner in college.
Referring to the expansive Paul Short cross country meet held at Lehigh University each fall, he remarked, "The last couple years I'd kick to try get away from the two or three guys who were on me with half-a-mile to go. Next year [in the college race] it'll be like, you're in 100th place, and if you kick the last 800 well then you can go all the way up to 40th. If you run a poor last 800, you could be back at 150th."
Wilson was continuing to experiment with his kick at last Wednesday's dual meet, although it wasn't long before he was running alone. He won the 1600 meters by 38 seconds, in 4:23.8. Overall, GA did well in the distance events, sweeping the top three spots in the 800 thanks to the Ritz brothers, Ben (first in 2:02.1) and Sam, and Max Huang-Hobbs. In addition, Joe DiBello and Devin Cody went one-two in the 3200, with DiBello winning in 10:58.8.
When it came to events where an athlete needs to go airborne, sophomore Frank Jackson came through for host SCH, placing first in the long jump (19'8.5"), triple jump (38'5"), and 110 meter high hurdles (15.9 seconds). The Blue Devils also did well in the 300 intermediate hurdles, where senior Dan Trulear won (41.8) and junior Jamil Poole was runner-up.
The Patriots had their own three-event ace in junior Earl Edwards, who sprinted to victory in the 100 (11.3) and 200 (23.7) dash, and cleared a 5'6" bar to win the high jump. SCH answered with a win in the 400 meters, where junior Mac Concannon made the circuit in 53.8 seconds.
GA junior Jared Whitman pole-vaulted 12 feet even to win that event, but a 9'1" effort by Devils senior Terrence Jones netted him second place, giving his team some valuable points in this close meet.
SCH got a big boost in the shot put, where a trio of seniors secured the top three spots. Chris Howard's heave of 44'7" won it, and James Robinson and Tyler Hightower each produced 38-foot throws.
As usual for Inter-Ac meets, the affair concluded with the 4 x 400 meter relay. The Patriot quartet of Dan Furman, Nelson Floyd, Nick Meloro, and Huang-Hobbs finished first in 3:35.4, and the Blue Devils were second in 3:41.4 with Concannon, Poole, Trulear, and Graham Allen.


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Recall is Issued for Nearly 3 Million RV Handles
August 8, 2013 by RVBusiness · Comments Off on Recall is Issued for Nearly 3 Million RV Handles
A U.S. maker of recreational vehicle door handles issued a recall for 2.86 million units, a federal agency said Wednesday (Aug. 7).
UPI reported that the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA) said in a posting on its website Fastec Industrial Corp., a part of Pittsburgh's WESCO Distribution Inc., handles were installed on RV's from January 2006 to April 2013.
The recalled handles have "deadbolts that could jam, making it impossible to exit the vehicle," NHTSA said.
The agency said it may be possible to remove the key from the handle's lock in a way that potentially jams the deadbolt in locks with certain key codes.
The agency said Fastec will notify the original door and vehicle makers, and consumers of record, to instruct them on how to determine whether they have a defective lock.
Consumers of record will be sent replacement cylinders with instructions, free of charge. The vehicle manufacturers will notify their consumers. The recall is expected to begin Sept. 10.
Owners also may contact Fastec at 1-800-837-2505 or the NHTSA's vehicle safety hotline at 1-888-327-4236.


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London, England-Imagine the horror of having your 13-year-old daughter stolen off the street in broad daylight. Now imagine having to wait 6 months before they find her naked, decaying corpse in the woods. All the while the police have been advising you that your child's voicemails were being listened to and deleted so she must be alive. Years later you find out that a tabloid was deleting these voicemails and giving you false hope all along. This is only part of the nightmare that Amanda "Milly" Dowler's parents have lived since 2002. (more…)


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Recession, what recession?
English soccer's latest foray into the realms of financial hyperbole takes some digesting in this era of belt-tightening, retrenchment, and job losses.
One player, AC Milan's Kaka, has attracted an eye-watering bid of as much as $150 million from the Arab-funded English club Manchester City. If the Brazilian accepts the offer, he may additionally bank a tidy salary of as much as $700,000 – a week.
But don't be fooled into thinking that this is an accurate indicator of the financial health of the game. For English soccer, the richest game in the world and a giddy carousel of the world's most richly talented and richly rewarded stars, is stuttering.
Half a dozen of the top clubs are for sale. No one wants to buy, though.
Multimillionaire stars are putting pressure on balance sheets at a time when the recession is undermining revenues from sponsorship, advertising, merchandising, and corporate entertainment. Season ticket sales are likely to fall, perhaps by as much as 10 percent.
One of the game's aristocrats, Liverpool, has shelved plans to build a new stadium. At London club West Ham, meanwhile, the team's shirt sponsor went bankrupt and its Icelandic owner has suffered along with his country's fortunes.
In an era where cash is king and debt is big trouble, a junior government minister, Lord Triesman, has warned that the entire stable of English clubs was carrying loans of $4.3 billion.
"There is every element of a bubble that could burst which is currently being sustained by this belief that football is immune," says Tom Cannon, an expert in the finances of the game.
The unthinkable scenario: if the billionaire owners of the elite clubs start to cash in their chips.
"The game is extremely vulnerable to the whims and interests of a small number of very rich people," Professor Cannon adds. "The fundamental business base is increasingly dependent on television revenues, [ticket sales] are declining, merchandising is declining, sponsorship is declining – you have clubs who can't get sponsors. All those fundamentals raise questions about the nature of the business."
Predictions of the spectacular implosion of English soccer are not new. As the game has become richer and richer over the past 15 years – easily surpassing rival leagues in Italy, Spain, and Germany – a minority of naysayers have constantly grumbled that the money sustaining the game would evaporate one day, resulting in a terrible reckoning.
Not everyone thinks of English soccer as a debt-inflated bubble. "Football is not built on nothing – it's built on huge popularity among supporters. There is no real sign of that waning," notes David Conn, a columnist for the Guardian newspaper and the author of "The Beautiful Game?"
The rise and rise of English soccer has been one of the defining cultural narratives of the past generation.
In the 1970s and 1980s, "football" was practically a dirty word, synonymous with crowd violence, shabby (and occasionally lethal) stadiums, and players who were cynical on the field, not to mention reckless off it. Slowly, subtly, a change occurred: stadiums installed seating throughout, which deterred thugs and pulled in a more affluent class of spectator; success for the England national team stirred passions; a new genre of soccer writers – Nick Hornby, Roddy Doyle – demonstrated that it was OK to love soccer again; most crucially of all, a landmark television deal negotiated by Rupert Murdoch's Sky Broadcasting Group brought money to the game and the game into people's homes.
By the mid-1990s a few foreign stars were beginning to trickle into the game. In 1996, the Premier League earned more than $650 million. A decade later that figure has quadrupled, and there are now scores of the biggest names in global soccer trotting out to play each week in England.
The top players earn tens of millions of pounds a year. Stadiums heave with upwards of 50,000 spectators each week. Newspapers devote entire supplements to the game. Last year, for the first time, the final of Europe's Champion's League was contested by two English clubs, Manchester United and Chelsea.
But the financial underpinnings of English soccer are less than robust. Almost two thirds of annual revenues are devoted to wages. Many clubs are groaning with debt – not least United and Chelsea, both carrying around more than $730 million in loans.
Few leading clubs are profitable. The old adage looks as true as it ever was: The best way to make a small fortune in soccer is to start with a big fortune and then buy a club.
To cap it all, the sudden weakness of sterling, which has fallen about 20 percent against the euro in recent months, may be prompting foreigners to think twice about accepting an English wage. "The pound has fallen and the transfer fees [have] become less attractive," says soccer writer Simon Kuper, adding that teams in Germany now stand to benefit in attracting top talent from across the Channel.
But Mr. Kuper doesn't think this is the end of the English soccer boom. He notes that in more than a century of the game, only two clubs have ever had to pull out of the league because of bankruptcy. "Football is a solid business, but it doesn't make profits," he says. "There is a lot of demand, but clubs always overspend and always run into debt, but nobody lets them go bust."
Much will depend on the new television deal due to be negotiated this year. The most recent three-year deal ends in 2010 and was worth about $4 billion. Television companies such as Sky may be feeling the pinch, but soccer is essential to their business and they could ill afford losing out to a higher bid from a rival like ESPN, experts say. Executives are in any case confident that they are fairly recession-proof.
"Consuming football is not all that expensive relative to how much fans like it," Kuper says. "A monthly subscription costs about the same as one restaurant meal in London. When people decide what to cut out of their lives, it's an affordable pleasure."
Mr. Conn, the Guardian columnist, says that the economic problems might result in a lower-value television deal. But not much lower because "it's a massive part of their business."
Former player Steve Claridge, who experienced the premiership in the early days of soccer's golden period, is sanguine that money will still pour into the game. But he believes that clubs will have to come to grips with the spiralling wages to prevent deepening trouble.
"If they go ridiculous and spend money they haven't got, there won't be enough money to go around," he says. "But that's the same in any business. The bubble will only burst if people are not prudent."


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Emotional Intelligence
In my last column, I discussed learning the art of good conversation. Part of this learning process has involved another area that my autism has greatly affected: my ability to recognize emotions, body language, and facial expressions in others. At times, I have difficulty detecting the finer details of different emotions. I do not always see the telltale signs of people's true feelings by their actions and mannerisms. I then become confused about the meaning of what is being relayed to me, and I become lost or I misinterpret their meaning. Therefore, I recently decided to do something about this and learn more about emotions and the ways that people express them so I can better understand people around me.
One of the tools I am using to learn more about emotions is a series of flash cards with different faces that express different feelings. I use them in two ways. One way is a memory game: I match pairs of faces and copy the facial expression using my own face. This way, I not only learn what the faces look like, but I learn how I can express them as well. Next, I use the cards for a game of "Go Fish." The questions can become indubitably bizarre at times: "Do you have any surprised faces?" "No, go fish. Do you have an angry face on you?" For extra fun, each player has to make the face they are asking for, which can be a bit hard for me if I cannot picture it in my mind.
I also recently purchased a workbook series which covers different aspects of recognizing emotions, recognizing nonverbal language (body language), making social inferences, getting along with others, interpersonal negotiations, and conversations. I have already had some interesting realizations after doing some of the exercises. One of the first exercises I worked on concerned the different ways that people might express emotions. My mother helped me by demonstrating the emotions herself. I got some on the first try, while I misread others over and over. I think the problem is that I could interpret one facial expression as several different emotional states depending on the context. My mother's angry face could also mean disgust, disappointment, self-pity, or any one of several other feelings. There may not be enough variation between the different faces for me to know the difference. I would have to rely on other cues like what the other person said or any nonverbal (body) language they might be using to come to the right conclusion. I will have to work on putting all the pieces of people's facial expressions and body language together to gain better footing when it comes to understanding someone's emotional state. It is much more intricate than I had anticipated. This surprised me even though I do know that I misinterpret a lot of signals people are sending me. I am learning that one face could represent many different emotions that I had not even thought of.
Another activity was very enlightening when it came to the subject of nonverbal communication. The exercise involved me watching a half-hour television show and writing down all the instances of nonverbal language I observed the characters using and the meanings they conveyed. In only five minutes, though, I had filled up the entire page with examples. It astounded me how much the characters relied on nonverbal cues to support what they were talking about or to send implied messages. They used their hands to emphasize particular points in their conversations, they pointed to certain people as they talked about them, and they moved their hands in certain motions or directions. They also expressed disgust, frustration, and surprise through their facial expressions. In a few cases, they moved away from other people and turned their heads away when they wanted to avoid certain subjects or to be by themselves. All of this occurred in only five minutes; I am sure that if I had kept watching, I would have probably filled every nook of my worksheet with my observations of the nearly constant stream of nonverbal actions. I usually barely notice that I or other people are continuously using nonverbal language when having conversations. I now realize that I need to focus more on these details as I speak to people or they speak to me so that I will be able to fully grasp the entire message that is being conveyed.
One other tool that I am looking forward to using is a computer game featuring real human faces on animated backgrounds. The game will present numerous real-life examples of various feelings in 11 carnival-like activities. It will teach me what cues to pick up on to determine what feeling I am looking at, and it will also encourage me to try making the faces myself so I know what each emotion feels like. This tool should be especially useful, and I cannot wait to experiment with it.
Some other tools I have also acquired recently include an emotions wheel that I really like and a book that I can draw faces in which emphasize the role of the eyes, mouth, eyebrows, and forehead to convey each emotion. Both are welcome additions as they give me different perspectives to learn from.
Emotions and nonverbal communication have been a mystery to me for the longest time. For me, interpreting them was like reading Egyptian hieroglyphics and not getting the complete message. I feel the new tools I have acquired are my Rosetta Stone for finally understanding these complicated and intricate facets of communication. I have already learned many surprising things about emotions, and I look forward to having a better understanding of them.


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President Obama takes his ideas for addressing Middle East turmoil to Europe this week, including his proposal to back up the political reforms under way in Egypt and Tunisia with targeted international economic assistance.
But having told Israel Sunday that it is time to make "hard choices" for peace with the Palestinians before changes in the region make an accord even more difficult, Mr. Obama now has a new task: persuading the Europeans not to support the declaration of a Palestinian state in September.
The president said in his Middle East speech last week that plans afoot for the United Nations General Assembly to vote at its September meeting on a declaration of an independent Palestine would accomplish nothing for the Palestinians. Calling the plan a misguided attempt to isolate Israel, Obama said the United States would oppose the effort.
Now Obama's attention shifts to convincing leaders with whom he will meet on his three-country European trip to reject the statehood proposal, which is already gaining significant support.
One factor determining Obama's prospects for ultimately convincing Europeans will be whether the moribund peace process is showing any signs of life by the time of a General Assembly vote, some regional analysts say.
The Europeans can be dissuaded from voting with a UN majority on an independent Palestine "only if there is something else going" on in September, says Stephen P. Cohen, president of the Institute for Middle East Peace and Development in Teaneck, N.J. "If it's just the status quo, the Europeans are going to feel they have to vote for a Palestinian state."
No one expects the declaration to have trouble reaching a majority in the UN General Assembly, given the large number of developing and Islamic countries favorable to the Palestinians. But what the Obama administration wants to head off is a "yes" vote with the added heft of sizable Western support – a vote that would isolate both Israel and the US.
But the real key to where a lifeless peace process goes from here, Dr. Cohen says – and equally important, he adds, to what becomes of US-Israel relations – is the Israeli political system.
"The ball is now in the court of the Israeli political system," he says. It's up to Israel's political forces to "decide whether [they] will accept [Prime Minister Benjamin] Netanyahu being in this confrontational state with the US for the rest of Obama's first term," he says.
After Mr. Netanyahu chose to go public at the White House Friday with his rejection of Obama's proposal for restarting peace talks, only the Israeli political class can pressure Netanyahu to pull back from "the brink," says Cohen, who has advised several administrations on Middle East policy and travels frequently to the region.
In a speech on the Middle East last Thursday, Obama said talks should restart on territory and security issues, with Israel's pre-1967 borders, modified for anticipated land swaps, to serve as the basis for negotiating an Israel-Palestine border. When Netanyahu rejected the proposal Friday, he focused on the reasons that peace talks cannot proceed now – including the recent reconciliation accord between the Palestinians' Fatah and Hamas organizations.
With Netanyahu scheduled to speak to a joint session of Congress Tuesday, the question now is whether Netanyahu chooses to play down or underscore his differences with Obama, several analysts say.
One clue to the Israeli leader's decision may have come Sunday in Washington at the annual conference of the pro-Israel American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), Cohen says.
"It was pretty clear from what we heard that he [Netanyahu] doesn't have the blessing of AIPAC to turn this into a bigger controversy than it already is," he says. "They don't want him to turn the gap into a chasm."


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Professional Rug Cleaning in Harmon Illinois -vs- Do it yourself
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Do not place a plant on the rug. Placing heavy objects on top of the area rug prevents air to circulate underneath. While your rug may feel dry on the top surface, moisture has seeped underneath and can cause mildew or dry rot.
Believe it or not, professional rug cleaning in Harmon, IL can cost you more than what you paid for the rug. If your rug has a latex backing, it has some serious shedding power. This is a sign of a cheap or inexpensive rug. In most cases, we recommend to not have those types of rugs cleaned. Instead, you should put the money towards investing into a good wool woven rug.
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How much does a professional rug cleaning service cost? – Based on our research of several high ranking Google results, a professional rug cleaning service cost can be as little as $50. Additional add-on services include: protective finish, urine pre-treatment, fringe whitening, and anti-microbial rinse. Something else often overlooked but should be considered to clean are your area rug pads.
Common area rug sizes are 3×5, 4×6, 5×8, 6×9, 8×10, 9×12, 10×14, and 12×15. Here is what we found:
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- One area rug price sheet discovered based costs on 3 different packages offered.
- Classic Level ranged from $35 – $423
- Silver Cleaning Package was $43 to $513
- Gold Cleaning Package was $53 to $639
- Price by square foot – the average price for wool rug cleaning costs ranged from $3.00-$4.00 per square foot while most synthetic rugs cost around $1.00-$2.50 per square foot.
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Final thoughts on prices for cleaning oriental rugs and area rugs in Harmon, IL
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- Compare to your love seat – A two cushion love seat is 5 feet in length
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- Compare to your dining room table – Table for 6 is approx. 5 feet long. Table for 8 is approx 6 1/2 feet long
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"Part of the problem is bad policies. We've forgotten what we've learned about economics. Our initial monetary policy in 2008, such as TARP [the Troubled Asset Relief Program], played an essential role – it was the right thing to do. But since then we've wandered wildly off course. The 'quantitative easing' by the Federal Reserve is simply stupid, leaving us with [federal] budget problems and in a terrible situation if inflation erupts." –Bill Witte, principal of Witte Econometrics and economist for FTR Associates.
It's not every day that an economist I respect uses the word "stupid" to describe U.S. economic policies. But that's exactly what Bill Witte (below at right), principal of Witte Econometrics and economist for FTR Associates, did yesterday during FTR's quarterly State of Freight webcast.
Frankly, though, he's right: we're in a hell of a monetary mess as a nation and things are only looking bleaker down the road. To rub even more salt in our fiscal wounds, the nominal revisions to U.S. gross domestic product (GDP) numbers now paint a far starker economic picture than anyone previously figured – both in terms of a much harsher recession followed by a far more tepid recovery.
Fortunately, FTR's forecast for trucking contains some bright spots (if they can be called that), but that's largely because the industry's capacity remains extremely tight – so much so that despite downgrading its tonnage projections for the rest of 2011 and 2012, FTR thinks TL and LTL carriers alike will still be able to raise rates and make them stick.
Yet it's the larger economic picture that's creating cause for worry; the one that's causing all these violent triple-digit swings in the stock market, among other unhealthy trends.
According to IHS Global Insight, revisions to the previous data by the U.S. Commerce Department points to a significantly deeper recession than anyone thought. Real GDP growth for the U.S. actually contracted in the U.S. by negative 0.3% in 2008 compared to the original estimate of zero GDP growth, then falling a steep 3.5% in 2009 instead of 2.6%.
Thus the "peak-to-trough" decline in GDP during the recession totaled up to 5.1% instead of the previously reported 4.1%, meaning the economy contracted a good 25% more than expected, noted FTR's Witte.
Though those revisions now make the initial rebound seem bit faster, with GDP growth running just below 4% in the first and second quarters of 2010, the data also indicates the U.S. economic recovery started losing momentum over the second half of 2010, faltering to 0.4% GDP growth in the first quarter of 2011, instead of the previous estimate of 1.9%, and climbing just 1.3% in the second quarter this year.
"Our hope—as of a month ago—that third-quarter growth would bounce back above 3% no longer looks realistic, even though we should still get some help from a rebound in vehicle production," noted Nigel Gault (at left), an analyst with IHS Global.
"We now expect that growth in the third quarter will come in much weaker than previously expected—probably less than 2% and possibly less than 1%," he added. "A weak economy will also only make the tough decisions on the [U.S. federal] budget even more difficult and the case for fiscal austerity in the near term even weaker. The current fragile state of the economy also means that the Federal Reserve is likely to remain on hold for a very, very long time."
Indeed, the Federal Reserve recently decided to keep interest rates at near zero percent out until 2013; a move that FTR's Witte believes potentially exposes the U.S. to more harm than good.
"Before I retired as an academic, I taught a lot about economics," Witte said. "It's clear that we've forgotten all that we've learned."
In particular, he said, most of the efforts by the federal government to stimulate economic growth "proved ineffective" in the end – including the $787 billion American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) or "stimulus bill" passed in February 2009 and the $2.8 billion "cash for clunkers" program that followed later that year to invigorate sales of new automobiles.
"They've helped produced very large budget deficits that have become factors in the [economic] volatility going on now," Witte explained. "We're also now dealing with the collateral damage from the S&P [Standard & Poor] downgrade of U.S. debt, a developing banking crisis in Europe, and a slowdown in the Chinese economy. In particular, European banks are highly leveraged, so the hope is they will muddle through and not fall off a cliff. If they do, we could end up back in a 2008-style situation."
While both Witte and Eric Starks (below at right), FTR's president, quickly emphasized that a second recession for the U.S. is NOT in the offing, the concern is that more pitfalls and problems exist ahead than bright spots.
In particular, Witte pointed to the change in weight being given to FTR's four main "probability cases" concerning the future direction of the U.S. economy.
Now, while putting together such economic prognostication "is as close to complete guesswork as you can get," Witte said the change in overall direction of such cases is what's revealing.
"Our first scenario is that we experience a miracle and the economy takes off; we're only giving that a 5% to 10% chance of occurring," he said. "The second is a relatively 'low growth' forecast, one well below par, of about 2% or a little higher. We give that a 40% chance of happening."
Yet that leaves a more than 50% chance that the "bottom two scenarios" as Witte dubbed them might become reality – one where GDP growth slides to between 1% and 2% and the other where the U.S. dips back into a recession.
"That means there's a lot more chance of a negative outcome occurring in the future from our forecast baseline – and our baseline isn't good to begin with," he said. "It also means significant U.S. economic growth is now a longer ways off."
This is grim stuff, no matter how you look at it. But it's also the reality of the road ahead, giving us fair warning to shore up where we can now in case another brutal economic storm does indeed descend upon us.


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Towson's men's basketball team — which was barred from the last postseason — will be permitted to play in the 2014 postseason but will be docked practice time because the program hasn't yet reached academic goals, the NCAA said Tuesday.
No other Division I teams in Maryland were among the 36 nationally to be penalized in 2013-14 for falling below academic standards.
The University of Maryland football team improved its Academic Progress Rate score from from 931 to 937. The scores — released every spring — are averaged over four years. The most recent figures are for the four academic years beginning in 2008-09.
The APR is a measure of whether athletes are on track to graduate. Teams that average at least 900 over the past four years — or at least 930 over the past two — retain postseason eligibility. Athletes earn points by returning to their schools, staying eligible or graduating.
In 2011, the NCAA stripped the Terps of three football scholarships because of poor academic performance before current coach Randy Edsall arrived.
Maryland said in a prepared statement on Tuesday that the football team has "continued to make strides since 2009-10 when the multiyear score was 922."
The NCAA said the Terps' men's and women's basketball teams posted multiyear scores on Tuesday of 948 and 950, respectively, Men's basketball was down from the previous year's 970 but above the five years before that. Women's basketball was down slightly from 956 a year ago.
Towson says it has improved its academic support services and that 19 of its 20 teams earned scores above 930. Women's soccer and cross country got perfect scores of 1,000.
At 871, Towson's men's basketball fell below the cutoff. But the school said the Tigers will be eligible for postseason play because it has a plan in place to remedy previous failures.
Towson released a statement touting its "strong academic services staff" and declaring that it "has had the [men's basketball] ban lifted and the Tigers will be eligible for post-season play again in 2014."
The school declined further comment. It has had an interim athletic director since Mike Waddell left last month to become a senior associate athletic director at Arkansas. Men's basketball finished 18-13 last season after going 1-31 the year before that.
The NCAA said Towson men's basketball will face "Level One" penalties next season, meaning it will lose four hours of practice time per week and must fit the practices into five days. Teams are normally allotted 20 hours per week. "That [lost practice] time must be replaced with academic activities," the NCAA said in a news release.


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Underground Railroad: The William Still Story The first generation of his family born free, the black abolitionist and historian (1821-1902) of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, sets out to get as many escaped slaves as he could across the U.S. border to safety in Canada, and to document their stories. This film uses Still's diaries, re-enactments, historical perspectives and contemporary accounts to re-create the Underground Railroad saga and Still's part in it.G
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New sports pub concept seeks perfect logo to identify with beer drinkers and canaidans from around the world
A new Canadian Pub concept has developed in our company and we are looking for the perfect logo to accompany it. . It will be a pub/ bar that will pay homage to the great beer drinkers from around the world and Canadians and their heritage. and true to its name will have a extensive beer/ draught list that will be kept refreshingly icy cold with the state of the art draught system & coolers. There will be tons of tvs playing enough sports at enough viewing angles and comfy seats to satisfy the most pickiest of sports fans. With a great pub grub/ comfort menu to boot thsi will be the ideal place to watch the game, celebrate a buddies birthday or enjoy a cold pint with a friend.
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The logo will have to be identifiable to all of the worlds great beer drinkers, young and old, near and far. The summary above explains the feel of the bar and its concept. We really need the logo to be straight forward that this is a fun, sports, canadian pub. A pint glass is definitely the obvious option for part of the logo, but we would love to see other ideas and takes on it as well.
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On Tuesday night I spoke at the Southington (CT) Genealogical Society. I finished setting up early and found myself with some extra time to chat and check out their offerings. One of the things I came across was a notebook of previous talks. This book was made out of a 3-ring binder and filled with sheet protectors. The society makes a uniform promotional flyer for each talk which is perfect for a divider sheet between the various information. Behind each flyer is the handout from the speaker and any other tidbits they may have provided such as articles or a promotional tri-fold. If a society member sees something they like, there is a sign up form. At the next meeting they receive their copies.
I think this binder, the first of its kind I've ever seen at a society meeting, is wonderful for so many reasons. It serves as a constant reminder for all the great programs the society has and acts as an organizational tool as well. Not only that but it shows new and prospective members just what kind of quality programing they can expect. From a speakers point of view, it's nice to be remembered past the few hours spent together on one evening. And last of all it provides an archival record of what the society has done.
I was so impressed by it. I hope other societies will considering making one as well.
Thursday, August 26, 2010
A Great Idea for Genealogy Societies
Posted by Marian Pierre-Louis at 8:25 PM
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- AnonymousAugust 26, 2010 at 8:31 PM
That is a GREAT idea! I'm sure that many other chapter/societies will now embrace that idea.ReplyDelete
I'm passing it on to the NH Mayflower Society. It would also be a great place to store the speaker's business card and contact information. I know we often get asked how to contact speakers when folks want to have them at their historical societies, DAR, Colonial Dames, etc. meetings.ReplyDelete
I think this is a wonderful idea! Thanks for sharing!!ReplyDelete
A great idea! I'm passing it along to my AFHS.ReplyDelete
Marian, Thanks again for speaking. It was a great evening and thanks for mentioning our Past Presentation Book. So glad that you liked the book as it wasn't exactly what we started out to do, but the end result is what counts. Right!ReplyDelete
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Tea on the lawn is served overlooking our beautiful flower gardens and is a perfect way to relax and enjoy the grounds of this national historic site. Specializing in refreshments and baked goods made from scratch, our food service is a unique addition to the site.
Tea and a scone with jam: $6.15 (including taxes)
Three-tier tea service for one: $14.70 (including taxes)
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The three-tier tea service includes finger sandwiches, scones, and desserts.
Seatings are available at 10:30 am, 12:30 pm, and 2:30 pm. Reservations are recommended. Please call the Museum at 613-580-2088 ext. 35258. Because we use the freshest ingredients possible, please contact the Museum if you have any questions about the daily menu.


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"Springtime" Saturday only from April 11 to May 9 train departs at 2:00 PM.
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