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"Wendig is like a mad scientist when it comes to crafting these hard-bitten,
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If you're a fan of Wendig already, this book will merely preach to the converted.
If you're not a fan yet, this book will likely fix that."
Wagging the Fox, on The Blue Blazes
Yes, we're going back deep underground for another twelve rounds with Mookie Pearl.
Father, barkeep, former Mafioso, ruler of his subterranean crime-kingdom. The Organization is back, and they'll do anything to get Mookie on board, but Mookie has gone legit, and it's taking every ounce of effort for him to keep his new bar from crashing and burning.
To top it all, his daughter is missing, and when Nora's not in plain sight, that's usually a sign of bad things to come! On one hand, the Organization. On the other, Nora.
Why can't Family ever be easy..?
File Under: Urban Fantasy
Cover Art: Joey Hi-Fi
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The Second Book in the Mookie Pearl Series
UK Print
Date: 5th March 2015
Format: Medium (B-Format) Paperback
North American Print
Date: 3rd March 2015
Format: Small (Mass-Market) Paperback
Date: 3rd March 2015
Format: Epub & Mobi
More Books in This Series:
1. The Blue Blazes (May 2013)
More Angry Robot Books by This Author:
The Miriam Black Series
1. Blackbirds (May 2012)
2. Mockingbird (September 2012)
3. The Cormorant (January 2014)
Buying Info:
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Amazon.co.uk | Book Depository | Waterstones | WHSmith
North American Print & Ebook
Amazon.com | Amazon.ca | BarnesandNoble.com | IndieBound.org
Global DRM-Free Epub Ebook
On-sale December 30th from the Robot Trading Company
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Sample Chapters to follow…
Praise and Reviews for The Blue Blazes:
"The most fun I've had reading a novel in a long fucking time."
– Matt Wallace, author of The Failed Cities
"Chuck Wendig is one of those rare authors with such masterful use of language, and such a good ear for dialogue, that he engages the reader from the first page and never lets go."
– David Brzeski, British Fantasy Society
"There's more action and goo that you can shake a stick at in The Blue Blazes, but at its core is the story of a father's love for his daughter and the lengths he'll go to in order to save her… As brutish as Mookie is, I kinda fell for the big guy, and hope you will too. The Blue Blazes is something very different, very twisted and very, very good."
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cprice12 wrote:I wonder if he still thinks he got the shaft here?
Legace may have run his course in the NHL.
Sweetred95ta wrote:Kind of weird. Atlanta isn't good by any means. Legace gets one start and stopes 25 of 27. I don't think he disappointed by any means, but they still cut him.
iluvhockey98 wrote:He seemed to have a really good attitude last year when they sent him down to Peoria. I'd take him again.
SIU LAW wrote:iluvhockey98 wrote:He seemed to have a really good attitude last year when they sent him down to Peoria. I'd take him again.
SIU LAW wrote: Go look up his Hockey News interview when the Blues were making the playoffs. He asked aloud why they couldn't play like that in front of him and continued to deflect blame to others.
iluvhockey98 wrote:I am just a Rivermen fan. He did have a good attitude when they sent him down. He helped out team out tremendously, especially in the locker room. At least that's the impression I got.
iluvhockey98 wrote:I guess I didn't know about the fit he threw. I just thought he did a good job for us when he was sent down.
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Your doctor may recommend a procedure to remove (biopsy) a sample of tissue from the tumor for laboratory testing. Testing can tell your doctor whether the tissue is cancerous and, if so, what type of cancer you have. Testing may also reveal the cancer's grade, which helps doctors understand how aggressive the cancer may be.
Types of biopsy procedures used to diagnose bone cancer include:
Determining the type of biopsy you need and the particulars of how it should be performed requires careful planning by your medical team. Doctors need to perform the biopsy in a way that won't interfere with future surgery to remove bone cancer. For this reason, ask your doctor for a referral to a team of doctors with extensive experience in treating bone tumors before your biopsy.
Once your doctor diagnoses your bone cancer, he or she works to determine the extent (stage) of your cancer. The cancer's stage guides your treatment options.
Stages of bone cancer include:
The treatment options for your bone cancer are based on the type of cancer you have, the stage of the cancer, your overall health and your preferences. Bone cancer treatment typically involves surgery, chemotherapy, radiation or a combination of treatments.
The goal of surgery is to remove the entire bone cancer. To accomplish this, doctors remove the tumor and a small portion of healthy tissue that surrounds it. Types of surgery used to treat bone cancer include:
Radiation therapy uses high-powered beams of energy, such as X-rays, to kill cancer cells. During radiation therapy, you lie on a table while a special machine moves around you and aims the energy beams at precise points on your body.
Radiation therapy, typically given along with chemotherapy, is often used before an operation. This may increase the possibility that amputation won't be necessary.
Radiation therapy may also be used in people with bone cancer that can't be removed with surgery. After surgery, radiation therapy may be used to kill any cancer cells that may be left behind. For people with advanced bone cancer, radiation therapy may help control signs and symptoms, such as pain.
Chemotherapy is a drug treatment that uses chemicals to kill cancer cells. Chemotherapy is most often given through a vein (intravenously). The chemotherapy medications travel throughout your body.
Chemotherapy alone or combined with radiation therapy is often used before surgery to shrink a bone cancer to a more manageable size that allows the surgeon to perform a limb-sparing surgery. Chemotherapy may also be used in people with bone cancer that has spread beyond the bone to other areas of the body.
A cancer diagnosis can be overwhelming. With time you'll find ways to cope with the distress and uncertainty of cancer. Until then, you may find it helps to:
Find someone to talk with. Find a good listener who is willing to listen to you talk about your hopes and fears. This may be a friend or family member. The concern and understanding of a counselor, medical social worker, clergy member or cancer support group also may be helpful.
Ask your doctor about support groups in your area. Or check your phone book, library or a cancer organization, such as the National Cancer Institute or the American Cancer Society.
Original article: http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/bone-cancer/basics/definition/con-20028192


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An informational interview is NOT a job interview, it is a meeting with a contact who can help you find out more about a particular career or organization, and can increase your exposure to jobs that are not publicly advertised.
Informational interviewing can help you build confidence, expand your network of contacts, uncover career paths you did not know existed, and find out if a particular career matches your own interests, skills and goals.
» Who do I interview?
There are plenty of people you can talk to, but much like anything in the job and internship search, it's best to make a targeted list. Find people in jobs or companies you are interested in, but do not go too high up the ladder. A President or CEO may not have a lot of free time in their day. Find a person to interview by utilizing your own network of contacts, the KSU Alumni Association, or visit with a career counselor to help you locate someone in your field of interest.
» How do I get an interview?
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Ask: Make sure you ask for something in the easiest possible way for them to accept. "Can I meet with you at your office for 20-30 minutes to hear about your experiences in this industry and what it's like to work at your company? I can work around your schedule. Since people innately enjoy helping others, give them a week before following up. Be gracious yet persistent.
Be Clear: Let this person know exactly why you contacted them. Maybe you admire the path they took, or their work stands out in a meaningful way to you. Personalize the request as much as possible. Do not ask for too much time, although the meeting sometimes last longer once the conversation gets going.
Don't: Avoid asking for a job, even if that is your desire. You may be trying to lay the groundwork for future employment, but this process is merely meant to help you learn about this person's career path or employer, while gleaning helpful suggestions and a fresh perspective.
» How should I follow up after the interview?
Send a thank you note within 24-48 hours after the interview. Make sure you report back to that person on anything you pursue as a result of the interview. Stay organized with a record of contact names, phone numbers, email addresses, titles, company names, notes, and any referrals you received from that person.
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I have been with this bank for over 30 years, through a few changes in bank name, and have always been happy with my treatment. We have used a variety of their services, including loans, CDs, checking and saving. I used to live in town and knew most of the tellers and managers. When we moved away 9 years ago my husband and I kept our accounts with the bank since they had a branch at our new location in another state. It was a seamless transition, and I could always call Hopatcong to get great response to my questions. A few years ago I made a big mistake in our checking account that could have resulted in costly charges. A quick call to Hopatcong and a talk with one of the managers straightened out the problem immediately. I was grateful for that kind of service, and decided to never leave this great bank. They might have changed their name and logo, but it's still the same friendly faces/voices at this location.
Although I stay with this bank for their wonderful customer service, I also LOVE, LOVE, LOVE their Bill Pay and Extra 20 services.
I was with Sovereign, certainly going down hill at the end, when Santander took over. I do not think Santander sweats the details. So many little issues have been problematic. For instance, I tried online to order checks; they never came. I then had to order the checks twice--at the window with the help of a teller--before the checks finally came. I had a similar problem with turning down "overdraft" protection. How many times can I say, "No," "No. Thank you," and similar statements to someone on the phone?
The Sphere credit card, prompted initially at Santander, is laughable. I needed three calls and an online request before I could get an extra credit card for another user. Although I was promised the card in ten days, I had to wait for over three months. Only after my third call, did someome notice that there was a computer issue. Once Alex was involved, she called me back, told me the issue had been resolved, and I had the card in about a week.
A barrage of new tellers who do not know me, an array of new rules about how to fill out banking slips, and out of order ATMs on the weekend helped to fuel my annoyance. Maybe I just am becoming less tolerant of poor service.
Billpay seem to work well online and I like the Mobile App for my iPad. I also have always had polite folks on the other end of the phone, and just this week began noticing phone calls, greetings when I enter the bank, and even smiles when my banking transactions are finished. Perhaps training has finally kicked in.
I am suspicious of all of the "new" accounts that seem to change every six months, and I cannot get the Sphere Card automatic payments ever to be withdrawn properly from the Santander site. Santander should have hit the ground running when they officially took over. I think they are beginning to offer a little more service or maybe I am becoming immune to the issues. But a few individuals seem to be trying a little bit lately to make the transition better for customers. Finally.
I am a business customer of Santander USA. I was recently locked out of my account for reasons I couldn't understand, for days. Not simple to resolve since there is no 'log in help' button that gives you instantaneous options for resetting your password. You have to call Business Customer Service within business hours. Over the course of three days, I placed 9 phone calls, made one branch visit and spent 4 hours of my time over a password reset issue. In the 9 calls, I would often be cut off--calling the business number I'd end up in the personal banking number due to 'overflow' and then would be cut off in the transfer back. Twice when I got through, I was promised that I would be sent emails that would allow me to reset. The emails never arrived-nor were they in 'spam'. On a third contact the customer service person admitted they had not been able to get emails through over multiple email clients, had major problems since a website update, and that my log in problem was a technical issue on their end that had nothing to do with my log in attempts. He then promised me a 'special' email that would reflect his escalation of my problem to the tech sector. Again, jack sprat arrived.
I should add that I am generally polite patient and understanding and it is a rare experience for me to alienate customer service staff. However, I lost it on the third day/fourth live contact when once again I was promised an email and denied contact with a supervisor after I explained I had been down that road before and needed resolution now. I told the rep I considered this to be a material breach of my bank contract since I did not have reasonable access to my money. Those are the magic words: material breach! Magically an email allowing me to reset my password appeared 10 minutes later.
It is a password reset people. Not rocket science. I will be changing my bank at the first opportunity.


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Holiday Dessert Inspiration from the 50 States
The holidays are the perfect time to indulge in comforting desserts. If you're in need of some new ideas for this year's celebrations, you're in luck. We let the states serve as inspiration for a collection of 50+ dessert recipes for your next holiday party. Some of the dishes are specifically enjoyed by residents during the holiday season while others are simply so good that they deserve consideration during the end-of-the-year celebratory months. If you have trouble finding the ingredients for one of the desserts, try your hand at one of the other state options. No matter what you make, you're sure to get smiling approvals from your guests.
Do you prefer strictly traditional holiday desserts? If so, check out this collection of pumpkin pies or these old-fashioned Christmas cookies.
Alaska: Huckleberry and Nagoonberry Desserts
Perhaps you brag about your state's sensational strawberries or plump blueberries, but Alaskans get to enjoy some less traditional berries, including the huckleberry and the nagoonberry. The huckleberry is reminiscent of a blueberry, while the nagoonberry is a small red berry that some have argued is the tastiest berry in the world. You might find Alaskans enjoying a Red Huckleberry Pudding or a Nagoonberry Chiffon Pie when the sweet fruits are in season. You may not be able to get your hands on huckleberries and nagoonberries for your holiday meal, but you can take inspiration from the ways they are used to make fabulous desserts. Try your own fall- and winter-friendly versions of chiffon pie.
Make It:
Pumpkin Chiffon Pies (pictured)
Frozen Blackberry-Lemon Chiffon Pie
Order It: At Foraker Restaurant, the pastry chef celebrates the fruit from the land with the Alaskan Berry Cobbler, a berry compote topped with puff pastry and served with vanilla bean ice cream.
Foraker Restaurant, Talkeetna Alaskan Lodge, 23601 South Talkeetna Spur, Talkeetna; (907) 733-9500; talkeetnalodge.com/foraker-restaurant


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Favela at the
entrance to the New Science Building.
Anthropology --
from the Greek roots ανθρωπο-ς, "man" or "human" and
λογος, "word," "speech," "discourse," or "reason"--refers
to the
study of human beings and humankind in the broadest sense.
Aristotle (384 BC - 322 BC) used the term ανθρωπολογος in
reference to the science of the nature of man,
particularly human physiology and psychology. The term
Anthropologia, in its more recognizably modern form, was
apparently first used in
1594 by Otto Casmann (1562 - 1607), a priest and rector in
Stade, Germany, in his book "Psychologia anthropologica".
In North America, Anthropology traditionally encompasses
• Cultural
• Biological
or Physical Anthropology
• Archaeology
• Anthropological
The principal strengths of the Queens College Department of Anthropology stem from bringing together scholars who study human diversity from an interdisciplinary perspective that integrate methodologies from both the social and biological sciences. This interdisciplinary approach produces cutting edge research on all aspects of the human condition, ranging from the origin of our species, through the rise of varied human cultures in different parts of the world, to the issues of modern poverty, power, and conflict during the more recent past, in the present, and--prospectively--in the future. Members of the Anthropology Department faculty are actively involved in fieldwork being carried out in regions both near and far, including New York City, Indonesia, East Asia, East and South Africa, Turkey, Central and South America, and Easter Island. |
Fall 2014
Professor Kevin Birth has had a busy few months! His article "The Vindolanda Timepiece: Time and Calendar Reckoning in Roman Britain" was recently published in the Oxford Journal of Archaeology 33(4):395-411. (link to abstract) Another article by Professor Birth "The Remarkable Clocks of the Magdalen Chapel" which is about some old clocks in a metalworkers' guild chapel in Edinburgh was just published in The Bulwark: The Magazine of the Scottish Reformation Society 4(4):14-17. Professor
Birth also found time to give a colloquium this past
October about forgotten systems of clock time called
"Failed, Forgotten,
Discarded, or Marginalized" to the scientific
staff of the United States Naval Observatory. Recently, Professor Murphy Halliburton, made an appearance on a television show in India, discussing his research on the role of society and culture on mental health. This fascinating interview (in English) can be seen here: Mind Watch (www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-QblF-VLng) Professor Felicia Madimenos recently published a short report in the American Journal of Human Biology entitled "Determing osteoporosis risk in older Colono adults from rural Amazonian Ecuador using calcaneal ultrasonometry". Click here to view the abstract: (link to abstract) In the Fall of 2014, our department will welcome a new faculty member: Juan Luis Rodriguez is a linguistic and cultural anthropologist interested in the semiotic relationship between language, materiality, and political gifts in Venezuela. He has conducted fieldwork among the Warao of the Orinoco Delta. His research addresses the multiple ways in which politicians and their indigenous constituents interact through discourse and objects. He is also interested in issues of intertextuality, and the shifting meanings of traditional genres of discourse as they are mobilized in new political contexts in and out of Amazonia. This fall, Professor Rodriguez will teach two sections of Anth 104: Language and Culture. This summer, Professor Tim Pugh made several stunning discoveries excavating Nixtun-Ch'ich' in Petén, Guatemala. His findings have been featured on NBC News. Spring 2014
Student Awards 2014: Lynn CeciArchaeology Award Peter Kramer Hortence Powdermaker Award Juliana Frenkel Paul Mahler Memorial Award Fatema Jabeen Faculty Awards Juliana Frenkel Yehuda Hamaoui Fatema Jabeen Laleh L. Simani Frank Spencer Memorial Scholarship Award Davneet Kaur Jenna Lynch Most Promising Student Award Nina Delgado Service Award Shan Xu Majors Graduating with Honors: Taraneh Azin, Shaileen Berlas, Charlene Best, Rebecca Birnbaum, Christine Castiblanco, Danny Chen, Shannon M. Chiarel, Jennifer Deleon, Lauren Esposito, Juliana Frenkel, Lawrence Gaier, Galit Gopin, Yehuda Hamaoui, Rebecca Honig, Laura Isherwood, Fatema Jabeen, Seth Kaminsky, Peter Kramer, Mukti Nayyar, Amanda Ognibene, Joana Paula Palomar, Melissa Pena, Alissa Penn, Janine-Marie Rafio, Laleh Simani, Silvia Uriarte, Chloe' Skye B. Weiser, Shan Xu Minors Graduating with Honors: Joanna Lee Beck, Saqif Choudhury, Orpa Chowdhury, Andrea Dellal, Lisa Diodato, Tova Gilbert, Jesse Harchack, Peter Himmelman, Megan Juran, Umar Khan, Jacky Lam, Aliza Lennon, Danielle Maiforth, Alexia Papigiotis, James Paulson, Saidan Qi, Nicole Rizzo, Andrea Russo, Alan Sheinfil, Shira Storz, Henna Warman Junior Honors: Aisha Ali, Danica Barilla, Mirwan Beydoun, Samantha N. Buergermeister, Rivka Chasan, Katie Cruz, Nina M. Delgado, Dominique Encarnacion, Charlotte E. Isaac, Sheena R. John, Davneet Kaur, Nadene Kotz, Monique Nicotra, Karen Paltoo While conducting fieldwork in India, Professor Halliburton was interviewed by Kairali People for a show called Mindwatch. Prof. John Collins' 'From Protests to Potato Chips,' an essay which analyzes the recent urban protests in Brazil, appeared recently in the Society of Cultural Anthropology's "hotspot" series. See here Fall 2013
Professor Kevin Birth gave a talk "Clocks, Politics, and Changing Times" in the Frick Collection. During his lecture Dr. Birth discussed the relevance of the clocks on view to our understanding of some of the great historic changes in timekeeping, including the Gregorian calendar and the Counter-Reformation, the Copernican revolution, the replacement of solar time with mean time, and the French Revolution's failed experiment with decimal time. You may view the lecture by following this link. Professor Collins and Project Morrinho, the Rio de Janeiro favela arts group that Dr. Collins and his former CUNY graduate student Dr. Alessandro Angelini helped bring to the QC campus has been featured in New York Times. Dr. Collins was cited saying "It's about giving the space for people to develop alternate ways to read the city," and that "CUNY has always been a place for working class students who are struggling but brilliant. By putting them into dialogue, it can show the visitors from Rio a more complex picture of what the U.S. really is. And it opens to our students discussions about places that can be tied together." Here's a great new segment up on Youtube of the interactions between QC student volunteers and Morrinho artists. In the Fall of 2013, our
department welcomed two new faculty members:
Professor Felicia Madimenos was recently awarded a PhD at the University of Oregon. Her research focuses on the influence of human reproductive ecology, skeletal health, and energetics and is strongly rooted in life history theory. Specifically, her research uses an integrative, biocultural approach to explore the physiological and behavioral strategies that Indigenous Ecuadorian Shuar women adopt to meet the elevated costs of reproduction. In the Fall of 2013, Professor Madimenos will offer two sections of Anth 102: Introduction to Human Evolution, on M, W, at 9:15 AM - 10:30 AM and 10:45 AM - 12:00 PM. Professor Karine Tache was awarded a PhD in Archaeology at Simon Fraser University (British Columbia, Canada). Her doctoral dissertation, entitled Structure and Regional Diversity of the Meadowood Interaction Sphere, focused one of the earliest and largest interaction spheres established in Northeastern North America and highlighted the important relationship, under certain ecological conditions, between the creation of interaction spheres, the development of prestige technologies, and the emergence of socioeconomic inequalities. Her research combines archaeological and environmental data with organic residue analysis in order to investigate early pottery uses in Northeastern North America. In the Fall of 2013, Professor Tache will offer two sections of Anth 103: Introduction to Archaeology, on T, TH at 10:45 AM - 12:00 PM and 12:15 PM - 1:30 PM. Spring-Summer
Professor Plummer has been awarded an NSF grant ($377,510.00) for the project for his research on early human behavior. Professor Strassler's book "Refracted Visions: Popular Photography and National Modernity in Java," was awarded the Collier Prize from the Society for Visual Anthropology. Larissa Swedell received a grant from the National Science Foundation ($185,401.00) for a project on the social behavior and physiology of chacma baboons in South Africa conducted in collaboration with Drs. Steffen Foerster (Barnard College) and Steve Monfort (Smithsonian). In July of 2013, a new volume edited by Kate Pechenkina and Mark Oxenham, entitled Bioarchaeology of East Asia: Movement, Contact, Health was published by the University Press of Florida. This volume integrates research on migration, diet, and diverse aspects of health through the study of human skeletal collections in a region that developed varying forms of agriculture. East Asia's complex population movements and cultural practices provide biological markers that allow for testing of multiple hypotheses about interactions in past communities. Exploring the interplay between humans and their environments, papers in this volume millet agriculture, mobile pastoralism with limited cereal farming, and rice farming in combination with reliance on marine resources, Many of these subsistence strategies that are more or less exclusive to East Asia. A new paper by Professor Alex Bauer, entitled "Multivocality and 'Wikiality': the Epistemology and Ethics of a Pragmatic Archaeology," came out in a volume edited by G. Scarre and R. Coningham "Appropriating the Past: Philosophical Perspectives on the Practice of Archaeology," published by Cambridge University Press. Congratulations to our graduating seniors who have been accepted to graduate programs: Anthropology Honors and Awards 2013 Hortense
Powdermaker Award: Cecilia Vega Britez
and Joanna
Faculty Award: Raquel Lamela Lopez, Joanna Lund-Pops, Elizabeth Evangelou Paul Mahler Memorial Award: Raquel Lamela Lopez, Elizabeth Evangelou, and Steven Esposito Lynn Ceci Archaeology Award: Aldo Foe Most Promising Student Award: Rebecca Wojsnis Frank Spencer Memorial Scholarship Award: Alissa Penn and Xu Shan Service Award: Arianna Stimpfl SENIOR MAJORS HONORS: Raquel Lamela Lopez, Joanna Lund-Pops, Elizabeth Evangelou, Caitlin Locurto, Richa Nayyar, Steven Esposito, Aldo Foe, Charlotte Greenbaum, Elizabeth Staszewski, Lois Song, Nina Lazerow, Vivian Xu, Nia Bert, Ester Park, Patricia Miranda, Jasleen Chandhoke, Cecilia Vega Britez, Ximena Gallego, Brigid Dolan, Melissa Pena, Khealzaree Ahmedzay, Yojeiry Corona, Carolina Carvajal, Elyssa Nucero, Michelle Ammons, Erez Klein, Karen Shum, Sotaro Trenholm, Jean Kapkanoff, Elyssa Hirmes, Arianna Stimpfl, Silvia Carpio, Daniel Michel News from our alumni: Fall 2012
Professor Larissa Swedell received a $20,000 research grant from the Wenner-Gren Foundation for her fieldwork project on sociality and social bonds in baboons. A new book by Professor Kevin Birth "Objects of Time: How Things Shape Temporality" was published by Palgrave Macmillan Press. This book looks at how the objects we use to think about time shape our thoughts. Such objects empower us to think about time certain ways, but they also contain hidden assumptions about time that deflect our awareness away from the complicated rhythms of our lives and our world. Because time ties together so many aspects of our lives, this book is able to explore the nexus of objects, cognition, culture, and even biology, and to do so in relationship to globalization. By using ethnographic and historical data, Birth argues that we must recognize the cognitive effects of our timekeeping devices, and that we must also recognize that they do not adequately capture many important aspects of time or life. Summer 2012 Timothy Pugh received a two year grant from the National Science Foundation supporting his archaeological project (Factionalism, Trade Goods, and the Colonial Process in Petén, Guatemala) in Petén, Guatemala. His article Contact and Missionization at Tayasal, Petén, Guatemala appeared in Journal of Field Archaeology. Professor John Collins has been appointed as the director of the Latin American and Latino Studies Program. Professor Tom Plummer published a new article "The Hard Stuff of Culture: Oldowan Archaeology at Kanjera South, Kenya" in the June issue of Popular Archaeology. Kate Pechenkina has a chapter entitled "From Morphometrics to Holistics: The Emergence of Paleopathology in China" in the new edited volume by Jane Buikstra and Charlotte Roberts, "The Global History of Paleopathology: Pioneers and Prospects" published by Oxford University Press in June 2012. A new paper by Professors Larissa Swedell and Tom Plummer, entitled "A Papionin Multilevel Society as a Model for Hominin Social Evolution" appeared in the May issue of the International Journal of Primatology. In April 2012, Sara Stinson's volume (co-edited with Barry Bogin and Dennis O'Rourke), "Human Biology: An Evolutionary and Biocultural Perspective" was published by Wiley-Blackwell. This comprehensive introduction to the field of human biology covers all the major areas of the field: genetic variation, variation related to climate, infectious and non-infectious diseases, aging, growth, nutrition, and demography. Written by four expert authors working in close collaboration, this second edition has been thoroughly updated to provide undergraduate and graduate students with two new chapters: one on race and culture and their ties to human biology, and the other a concluding summary chapter highlighting the integration and intersection of the topics covered in the book. Mandana Limbert was
awarded a mid-career faculty fellowship from the Mellon
directed through the Graduate Center. The fellowship
allows her to
participate in a faculty seminar with the Committee on
Religion at the
GC and to pursue work on her next book project.
In July of 2011, Omri Elisha's book "Moral Ambition: Mobilization and Social Outreach in Evangelical Megachurches" was published by California University Press. In this evocative ethnography, Omri Elisha examines the hopes, frustrations, and activist strategies of American evangelical Christians as they engage socially with local communities. Focusing on two Tennessee megachurches, Moral Ambition reaches beyond political controversies over issues such as abortion, same-sex marriage, and public prayer to highlight the ways that evangelicals at the grassroots of the Christian Right promote faith-based causes intended to improve the state of social welfare. The book shows how these ministries both help churchgoers embody religious virtues and create provocative new opportunities for evangelism on a public scale. Elisha challenges conventional views of U.S. evangelicalism as narrowly individualistic, elucidating instead the inherent contradictions that activists face in their efforts to reconcile religious conservatism with a renewed interest in compassion, poverty, racial justice, and urban revivalism. |
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I love that we live so close to the 3rd largest city in the country. It is so easy to take the train down and have a "big city" weekend. This was the view from my hotel room last weekend. #sopretty
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Stolen and "Maliciously Altered"
By now, you've probably seen the picture of Cindy Crawford that was all over the internet a week or so ago. It showed Cindy in a bra and panties, wearing a hat and some sort of stole. The story that went with the photo was that it showed Cindy in all her unretouched glory - a celebration of a woman embracing her real body. Turns out the photo was actually stolen and "maliciously altered," according to Cindy's attorneys. They are threatening to sue everyone who posted the picture if they don't take it down and apologize. For the record, Cindy's husband posted this picture to Instagram to show what she really looks like. She got flowers and I got her. Happy Valentines Day @cindycrawford A photo posted by Rande Gerber (@randegerber) on Feb 14, 2015 at 6:00pm PST And if you don't believe the picture, listen to what Christie Brinkley had to say about Cindy in an interview with Access Hollywood last week...
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They Cut Meryl Streep?
Meryl Streep plays The Witch in Into the Woods, a movie that started its life as a Broadway musical written by the legendary Stephen Sondheim. Sondheim wrote a new song for the film - "She'll Be Back" - to be sung by Meryl's character. And she sang it, and it was in the movie, and then it wasn't. Director Rob Marshall says that it was for the good of the movie - that the movie was stronger without it. But not to worry. These days, nothing really gets thrown away, and the word is that the song will be included in the bonus features when the film gets its DVD release. Here's a little taste.
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Dude! What's That White Stuff on the Ground?
Folks in Huntington Beach and other coastal communities in southern California had a little weather surprise yesterday. Pea-sized hail fell on the area, and for a while, coated the beaches and grassy areas with white stuff. A rare occasion, to be sure. It didn't stick around long - as you'll see from the video, it melted pretty quickly - which is certain to upset folks in the Northeast, who've been dealing with record amounts of unmeltedness this season. And as you'll see from the video, at least one enterprising Californian figured out a way to surf on it. Hail's up, dude!
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Don't Believe It? Just Watch!
"Uptown Funk" is one of the hottest tunes in the country. It's one of those songs that gets your blood pumping and toes tapping. Until now. Thanks to Alex Bove and the Dancing Grandpas, "Uptown Funk" got slowed down - well, a little bit. It's called "Oldtown Cover," and everyone in the video is at least 65 years old... So some of the moves are way slower than the Bruno Mars version. Naturally.
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Making the Most of Nothing
Steve Harvey has proved himself a master of making the most of some of the ridiculous moments on Family Feud. But this one from last month takes the cake. Simple question: "Other than fruit, name something you might choose by squeezing it first." But neither contestant would buzz in. Because neither one could think of an answer. And that left Steve to fill the gap while the show sort of reset itself. Watch! (function(d, s, id) { var js, fjs = d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0]; if (d.getElementById(id)) return; js = d.createElement(s); js.id = id; js.src = "//connect.facebook.net/en_US/all.js#xfbml=1"; fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js, fjs);}(document, 'script', 'facebook-jssdk')); Post by Family Feud 2.
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Live Long and Prosper
Leonard Nimoy, best known for playing the iconic Mister Spock in a variety of Star Trek movies and TV shows, passed away on Friday at the age of 83. Four days earlier, he posted his final tweet, which sounds like he knew he was leaving... A life is like a garden. Perfect moments can be had, but not preserved, except in memory. LLAP — Leonard Nimoy (@TheRealNimoy) February 23, 2015 Since he passed, a lot of media outlets have been posting tidbits about him and Spock. One of the more interesting is this interview from several years ago where he explained the origins of Spock's famous hand gesture that went along with the Vulcan salute, "Live Long and Prosper."
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Kelly Quits the Cops
Kelly Osbourne went through with her threat to leave Fashion Police. Last week, she was pretty upset over a comment her co-host Giuliana Rancic made about Zendaya's dreadlocks that created quite a stir. She made her departure official on Friday, and instantly, her mother - Sharon Osbourne of The Talk - applauded her. .@KellyOsbourne, I am so proud of you. You can never be bought. You always wear your heart on your sleeve. #ProudToBeYourMum — Sharon Osbourne (@MrsSOsbourne) February 28, 2015 Meanwhile, Billy Bush from Access Hollywood took a few shots at Kelly before her departure, and that angered the other half of Kelly's DNA pool - her dad, rocker Ozzy Osbourne - who had a choice tweet for Billy... @BillyBush stop acting like a bitch. Act like a man. Lay off Kelly or we'll be going to hospital to get my foot out of your ass. God Bless. — Ozzy Osbourne (@OzzyOsbourne) February 27, 2015
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When in Chicago...
On Sunday, thousands of people jumped into Chicago's Lake Michigan. It was time for the annual Polar Plunge, which raised close to $1 million for Special Olympics On hand were a few celebrities. Vince Vaughn, an area native, jumped in wearing a Chicago Blackhawks jersey. Lady Gaga showed up and took the plunge with her fiance, Taylor Kinney, one of the actors from Chicago Fire. Ironically, Gaga was covered pretty much head to toe, wearing more to take a dip in the lake than she wears to perform... ❤ feels so good to do things for a good cause like the Special Olympics. It's great donate money, but also great to donate a gesture of love for those who deserve to be showered with it. A photo posted by @ladygaga on Mar 1, 2015 at 9:24am PST Check out the video from The Chicago Sun-Times that includes some stills of Vince, Gaga and Taylor...
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50 Shades of SNL
Dakota Johnson, star of 50 Shades of Grey, hosted Saturday Night Live this past weekend. Her opening monologue wasn't bad. She poked fun at 50 Shades - actually took a couple of good shots at it. And interestingly, she introduced her parents - Melanie Griffith and Don Johnson - who were in the front row. Only Don spoke. Probably just as well...
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Growing Scented Geraniums Indoors and Out
Add a bit of aromatherapy to your indoors with scented geraniums. Give the leaves a gentle pet and enjoy the lemon, rose, apple, peppermint or pine fragrance. Place the plants in areas where you brush by the leaves or can easily give them a pat to release and enjoy the fragrance. Though grown for the fragrant leaves, these plants will produce attractive, but less showy flowers than the popular bedding geranium. Both are truly Pelargoniums, but most gardeners know them by their common name of geranium. Grow these as houseplants in a sunny window or a sunny location outdoors during frost-free weather. Scented geraniums are hardy in zones 10 and 11 and must be moved indoors for the winter in most areas. Use a quality potting mix for indoor plantings or grow them outdoors in well-drained soil for best results. Remove the faded flowers and pinch back the stems as needed. A bit more information: Start new plants from cuttings taken from healthy plants. Take a 4-inch piece of the stem with leaves, remove any flowers, and root. Or use trimmings made when pruning back your plant. For more details, listen to my audio tip on Starting New Plants from Cuttings. For more gardening tips, how-to videos, podcasts and more, visit www.melindamyers.com
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" … For we shall not cease our struggle, no matter the odds we face, we shall continue our fight and bring peace and prosperity back to our world. For this land is what we call Home and is the only thing that we hold dear anymore. For this, is what keeps our men strong and their spirit lifted. We shall make an example of them to all! None shall dare touch our great nation without losing their hand, after the word about our armies marching triumphant, has spread! We were victorious in the capital and pushed them back, and now, we shall eradicate them completely. Forward my brethren, and let not even one of them survive their foolish attack...."
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As the sound of the keyboard began to fade away from the room, nothing else could have been heard, silence reign supreme over the office. A luxurious room, filled with the most expensive of gear and commodities one could hope for. Silk carpets and drapes imported from Terra, chairs, shelves, desks and cabinets made of the finest and sturdiest wood found left on the planet. The room was filled with Aegian computers and security drones while the shelves were harboring the best of Illician literature. A room fit for a king some might say, yet for others it was the bare minimum. A small crack interrupted the silence in the room, as a short, overweight person stood up from behind the desk. Dressed in an expensive suit, he was nothing else then a walking disaster. Shirt unbuttoned, pants loose and ready to fall, and glasses without lenses. His eye's were barely kept open, seeming to haven't slept for a few days, nor did he look sane in the mind.
Few words were passing through his head at the time, all of them being repeated over and over again, like a broken record. We have won. Were pushing them back. I'm a Hero. This was the only thing that was going on through Alexander's mind. Making his way to the balcony, he pulled aside the drapes blocking out the light and opened to the glass doors, slowly moving his way towards the ledge, his feet trembling with excitement. As he gazed down upon the streets, he could see crowds of people cheering his name and looking at him with joy in their eyes, the second they spotted him. The siege of the city was lifted and the destruction is already being repaired, the fire provoked by the battle died out. He could see soldiers burning the bodies of his enemies and both elders and children standing straight, proud and mighty, bearing the banner of the country. As they all began to cheer his name, he raised his left hand and began waving back to them, tears going down his red cheeks. ".... I did it."
Those were the last words he said, eyes closed and and tears going down like a stream of water. As silence engulfed the whole area again, only a single last breath for air could have been heard. A bullet hole being drilled into his forehead and going into his brain, he ceased being alive and fell over the ledge, dropping down in giant pile of corpses, the same people who were saluting him inside his mind only a few seconds ago. Standing lifeless on top of the pile, he had found his peace and sanity, through his dead, laying on top of his people, on a burning and destroyed city and landscape.
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punzil504 wrote:Going back to Bleedheart's arrival, minus the April Fools' Day page, Bleedheart never addressed Brave one on one until Brave came back to rescue the Shark and the Venus Fly Trap (and maybe Ginger, too).
He says "I remember you," not "Now I remember you." He knew who Brave was, but was not dumb enough to fight him in front of the King and the myriad other Bravehearts. Change the setting to a back alley where they're more evenly matched, and the monologue and exposition comes out.
Considering Hansel's description of the Blue Flame (and that it doesn't hurt the innocent), Bleedheart was not always a benevolent Sugar Bits version of the Grim Reaper, and had his Licorice days where he actively spread sorrow.
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Anyhoo even though Canada didn't let me in last time I tried this is still a rad video.
WiNg0o wrote:To be honest I thought Dave just existed. In the beginning there was Dave.
WiNg0o wrote:To be honest I thought Dave just existed. In the beginning there was Dave.
darkfall815 wrote:Why would they ban him. I mean wouldnt they send his ass to jail for murder?
ZhaneX wrote: Or here's an actual example of law system failure that I read in my law book. A guy was arrested for rape and sentenced to hanged, even though no physical evidence was ever produced. His lawyer did manage to win an appeal, but the guy still wound up in jail for...12 years I think. He was set free after the case was finally revisited and physical evidence proved his innocence, but still, he missed the best years of his life...
Anyway...I know I love being Canadian. Especially since I live in Alberta! Why? Cause we pay some of the lowest taxes in the world! We pay for it however by having drivers who make New Yorkers look like saints of the road.
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To arrive here is easy; on the main street is the first stop for buses coming from Fortaleza. There are 3 times per day. 8 hs morning, 16 hs and 18 hs. at night. References: in front of the pousada there is a pizzeria called: 'Pizza Banana' And if you are facing the pousada, in the left side there is a shop where sails Havaiannas, flip flop... the shop is called: 'P� na areia'. If not another option: Ask to anybody, here in Jeri, for 'Esteban' , he speaks good English and will go out of his way to make your stay an enjoyable one, and say 'Pousada do Tadeu' and someone will tell you where it is. Everyone knows of him and his charming pousada. Come and enjoy a good experience in Jeri, and prepare to stay longer than you intended


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As part of the third year of the Green Kungfu campaign, FarEasTone launched "I Draw, I Tell, therefore I Love" in 2014. The activity invited Eco-friendly Digital Picture Book to submit their fun, creative work, inspired by their unique perspective on the subject of environmental protection, in the form of a digital file to deliver the message of environmental sustainability to the next generation of Taiwan. The top-place winner received a cash price of NT$10,000 for each page he submitted. Works from the winners were made available for free downloads on FET eBook Town by the general public and non-profit and education organizations. The eco-friendly digital picture books of the top three winners in 2013 were given a new life after they were adapted by If kids Theater Company to create animations dubbed by children's favorite TV star Chao Tzu Chiang and debuted on FET Video Store. Go to FET Video Store, and you can enjoy their creative works for free!
FET launched the 3th "Green Kungfu"
Far EasTone (FET) collaborated with Child Welfare League Foundation (CWLF) to launch a cute baby figure teabag fundraiser on Taipei's Xinyi Street, under the theme of "Help me grow, help me find a home". The organizers invited well-known celebrities Weber Yang and Lele to act as love ambassadors. The weekend Hsinyi business district was filled with happiness even though the weather was rainy and windy. The charity sale gathered people's power bit by bit to form a solid backing for love.
FET and CWLF launched the 7th "Saving the Lives of Abandoned
The 2013 FET Second Green Kungfu Campaign—"I Draw, I Tell, Therefore I Love" initiated the Electronic Environmental Protection Illustrations Competition for Children, which triggered enthusiastic response nationwide, with the number of illustration submissions hitting a new record. Meanwhile, Chao Tzu Chiang and IFkids Theatre were invited to the activity to actively promote paper-free electronic book reading, inspiring and cultivating the concept of environmental protection. In addition, FET also personally promoted public welfare, leading volunteers on a rocky journey to visit 3 Elementary Schools located in Kaohsiung. Meanwhile, FET will continue to hold the storytelling activity in remote rural areas next year and allow volunteers to bring electronic illustrations books to remote elementary schools across Taiwan, in a bid to fully carry out the public welfare activity and pass on the love and care for this island.
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A total of 57 out of the 187 electronic environmental protection illustrations were selected for the jury's shortlist. The five judges eventually selected 13 excellent illustrations after intense discussions. They spoke highly of the illustrations and praised the Far EasTone (FET) activity itself. They also hoped that more creative talents in Taiwan can be uncovered via this method. FET's "I Draw, I Tell, Therefore I Love" campaign's official website can be found at: http://www.fetgreenkf.net
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2013/7/5 Yvonne Li, President of Far EasTone, led the first group of volunteers of FET Green Kungfu Campaign, children's idol Chao Tzu Chiang and members of Ifkids Theatre, who are passionate, loving and full of spirit, went to Hsing-Chung Elementary School located in Taoyuan, Greater Kaohsiung. By the use of tablets and Taiwan's first electronic picture book "Butterfly Hooligan", they took 35 Tsou and Bunun students from Hsing-Chung Elementary School to the fantastic world of picture books, hoping that the concept of respecting nature would take root in their hearts.
Storytelling campaign in remote rural areas
The second promotional video of FET Second Green Kungfu Campaign - "I Draw, I Tell, therefore I Love" aims at encouraging the interaction between parents and children. After downloading the APP "Green Kungfu Campaign", the participants can upload the video clip of the parent-child activities, so that the most beautiful memory of the parent-child interactivity can be kept on records, and children will be able to learn more meaning messages through story telling.
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The 2nd FET Green Kungfu 'I Draw, I Tell, therefore I Love ' promotion clip is to encourage the public to create their own illustrated e-book themed on environmental protection following the example of the children's book "Butterfly A-Fei" written by Chao Tzu Chiang and illustrated by Rainbow. It also hopes to promote environmental protection through paperless reading and illustration books, and invite the public to join hands with FET to love the Earth and protect the environment .
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In order to develop the core business value of Far EasTone and its belief in "fashionable eco-friendly" and "innovatively responsible", Far EasTone held the first activity of "Connect Your Green Kungfu" on June, 2012. An application used on mobile devices and download the app dubbed of " Your Green Kungfu" that allowed contestants to film and record their green ideas in their daily lives and upload their clips through the app on their mobile devices anytime and anywhere. The contestants can easy to join this competition and match the environment issue.
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Far EasTone joined hands with the Child Welfare League Foundation to host a grand charity auction at the Taipei Xinyi Vieshow Cinema Plaza for the first time, as the first of a series of its fundraising activities for the 2012 "Saving the Lives of Abandoned Children" Campaign.
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bob-dude wrote:And the Wii is more innovative, so it mostly evens out more or less. I have a Wii but I'm good with either. 360 has oblivion! PS3 might get KH what ever its going to be called and 360 is also getting the next Banjo game!
Alucard666 wrote:Eh, the Wii isn't that innovative. Nintendo has used motion sensing technology for awhile.
Remember the power glove?
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