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I can't understand why these polishes don't get raved about more. The consistency is perfect, smooth and glossy, very workable, it does not streak or clump or run and you can easily get away with 1 coat. This polish dries quickly - I never need to use a top coat with this, in fact I don't even bother with a base coat - it doesn't do that dry but smudgable thing that so many other polishes do when you think you're good to go and then inadvertantly push the polish up or off your nail.
This is a fabulous colour, a real crimson blood red - looks fabulous on fingers, but this is a staple for my toes, it covers a multitude of sins with one coat and lasts and lasts and lasts, in fact my toenails could grow out before this chipped or flaked. This is also one of the few brands that can cope with chlorinated water, so if you swim regularly and don't want to have to keep repainting then these polishes are a really good option. Lovely glossy finish, but not overly shiny.
I have had this polish over 2 years now, it's getting low and I will repurchase, but the consistency or performance has not changed at all unlike a couple of my high end polishes which go gunky or have split in the bottle and are never quite the same afterwards.
I rate this higher than China Glaze or Opii, maybe not as good value as BarryM, but overall a better product (and I love BarryM!!)
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I am interested in learning math from a historical perspective. Starting with euclid and working myself up to descartes. I am thinking of a reading list to use and this is what I think I will use. I have taken math classes all the way up to calc 2 so I am not an expert and I am doing this just as side project. 1.Euclid Elements 2.The works of archimedes 3. Apollonious Conic sections 4. Diophantus Arithmetica 5. Fibbionaci Libri abbaci and his book on squares 6.Ars Magna 7. The geometry of Rene Descartes And obviously some book on trigonometry. The only thing is that while some of these books are cheap older historical books are difficult to find and may not be translated into english and I dislike reading books online I do not know why. What I need is a website to find old books.
hi homeylova223! easiest way is a google book search … do a google search the usual way, then click the drop-down menu "More", then click "Books" … for example, that will give you Apollonius (note the spelling!) on Conic Sections at http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=xXk6AAAAIAAJ&printsec=frontcover&dq=Apollonius+Conic&hl=en
You can also google "history of math course" and you'll find a couple universities which teach the course. Just scan through the different course webpages and I'm sure you can accumulate a pretty good list of whatever historical 'documents', or books, that you'd like to read. Note: if you really want to understand the historical readings, it's generally recommended that you know basic abstract algebra or real analysis, although it of course depends on the book you're reading. A basic understanding of math from the main fields should make you able to understand them at a better perspective.
I liked the book "God created the integers" by Stephen Hawking. It tells you a bit about the person, then extracts from their best work translated into english. It has a bunch of the people you mentioned too.

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Mount Justice was empty, no one was there. The Fridge was full, a stack of movies lay untouched on the coffee table. The training room was empty, no sounds were heard. Anywhere. Perfection thought Artemis, as she grabbed her large green hoodie, a mug of coffee and her favourite book.
She sat reading for approximetly 7 and half minutes before...
*Reconized Kidflash B03*
No! Artemis Panicked! Hide, then he'll see no ones here and leave. Yes! Hide!
Artemis grabbed her book and ran to the side of the sofa, slide her self under.
Everthing was going to plan but...no the coffee cup!
Wally walked in, he thought her heard somthing, but it was proablly his imagination, his brain was probally playing tricks from lack of food. I mean he had't ate in like half an hour...but what was that? A mug. He picked up the coffee cup,still warm.
Hmm...he thought, noticing that the mug beared artemis' arrow logo on he went to investigate. And they're sticking out from the sofa was a single lock of blonde hair.
"Ha!" he shouted. "I caught you!"
Artemis climbed out. "Why.Are.you.here?"
"Cause mum and dad are on some romantic trip, flas-i mean my uncles out on...Work and i hate staying at Jay's cause the only thing to do is checkers! What are you doing here?"
Artemis sighed, "My mums out of town, on Buisness and i'm not even gonna think about staying at my dads and my aunty's a little to... involved with her work to be any fun."
"Oh," Wally said,"Well...Old Friend of mine, wanna watch a movie?" he said looking at the stack of flicks on the table, but before she has a chance to reply, or protest he had pulled her onto the sofa.
"So...What movie?" said Wally almot begging for her to stay.
"Hmfff...fine. And that one." she pointed to a case with a scary face on.
They sat far appart, but close enough to share wally's large yellow double bed quilt with red lightning bolts on. A bowl of popcorn lay in the middle.
They both decided to wear they're pj's for comfort.
Kidflash, thinking he'd be alone only packed some pj pants, long, with lighting bolts on, like most things the speedster owned.
Artemis wore a tight tank top, that showed her midrift. With green shorts with arrows on and her long hair was in a lower pony tail.She wore long green and light green stripey socks.
As the movie got scarier they found themselves edging closer towards each other, wally had his arm on her shoulder, but he was more scared she'd let go than the actual movie it's self.
Suddenly on the really scary part, artemis flung her arms around Wally and he placed both around her.
The movie ended but neither let go, both just sat,not wanting to be the one to let go.
Artemis decided if neither would let go, then they should enjoy the moment, she placed her head on his chest, his heart was thumping fast,but then she listening and it calmed as his body melted into the postiton.
His hand was round her waist, one finger playing with a lock of her golden hair.
Her hand was round his muscular stomach, the other almost touching his neck. He placed his other hand near her shoulder, but neither could stand the silence any longer...so they kissed. Gently at first,then hard. She was now lying on top of him, his hands on her waist. Her hands round his neck.
They stopped, looked into each others eyes, His green eyes almost glowing in the dark room. Her blue/grey eyes where clear and bright and looking straight at him.
Wally was the first to speak,and the sciece prodegy could't explain what just happened he just said: "Wow."
"Wow." repeated Artemis.
They were now sitting, knees touching, facing each other. He put him arms around he shoulders, "I'm Sorry." He said.
"For what excatly? " Artemis asked.
"For being mean to you, never accepting you, always rejecting you..."
"For kissing me?"
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West Indies face Bangladesh in the one-off Twenty20 International at Warner Park in Basseterre. The hosts will look to extend their domination in the limited-overs engagements of the tour after having whitewashed the three-match One-Day International series earlier this month.
West Indies completed a clean sweep of the three-match one-day international series against Bangladesh with a 91-run victory in the third ODI. Denesh Ramdin blazed 169 and dominated a 258-run third-wicket partnership with Darren Bravo (124) to pace the West Indies to 338 for seven batting first. It was the highest partnership for any wicket for the Caribbean side in ODIs while the total was their fifth-highest.
Needing a monumental effort to even be competitive after their capitulation for just 70 in the second one-dayer in Grenada three days earlier, Bangladesh were boosted by a 99-run third-wicket stand between Tamim Iqbal (55) and skipper Mushfiqur Rahim but were never really in the hunt and could only manage 247 for eight in reply.
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Drake's Nothing Was the Same is out today, and the "Hold On, We're Going Home" artist has stayed active on the interview circuit. Whatever your impressions on the album, the former child star's affable TV presence is ruthlessly charismatic, as he demonstrated recently on The Ellen DeGeneres Show. More recently, Aubrey Drake Graham has taken time to flirt steamily on E!'s Chelsea Lately and chat for a half-hour with Ryan Seacrest.
The Chelsea Lately sitdown, which you can watch above (via Mr. World Premiere), is the more entertaining of the two. Drake brings a gift bag and trades barely-innuendo with host Chelsea Handler, smoothly moving along when asked, "Are you still penetrating Rihanna?" Handler gets in plenty of memorable quips, whether comparing the child on Nothing Was the Same's album cover art to Blue Ivy Carter or remarking on the boy's Afro, "I didn't realize you were black when you were a kid, too."
Drake's conversation with Seacrest was notable more for its breadth — detailing the inspirations beyond each song on the album — than for humor or major revelations. But the rapper-singer did confirm he has been in the studio with the title subject of his "Girls Love Beyoncé." He said: "I reached out to her and asked if I could come and be a part of her project and she was kind enough to invite me out there. And we did some work together." Sadly, though the interview was for iHeartRadio ahead of Drake's performance at the Las Vegas music festival of the same name, he was not yet sporting the gobstopping Jaden Smith shirt he wore that night.


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CJR Daily's Paul McLeary is reporting from Iraq on how the press is doing its job there. This is his first dispatch in a series.
KUWAIT CITY, KUWAIT — In retrospect, after landing at Kuwait City airport, groggy from the daylong flight from New York, I probably wasn't the best judge of my options.
The initial plan was to get my visa, collect my backpack and find the shuttle to the Hilton Hotel, the spot where journalists catch a bus to the Kuwaiti Air Force base for flights to Iraq. I tried to call Capt. Paul Edwards, the U.S. Army media relations officer who handles travel for embedded journalists, to let him know I made it, but I couldn't get my satellite phone to work. Frustrated, I suddenly forgot about the shuttle, and instead stumbled over to the cab queue and headed to the Hilton. After losing a full day to travel, I'd had it, and just wanted to make it somewhere to put down roots for a bit.
I had little idea how futile that goal would prove to be in the days ahead.
Reporters can choose from any number of hotels in Kuwait City, though only a handful are recommended by the American military. Given that the Hilton is the place where ur-contractor Kellogg Brown & Root stages its buses to the airport — which I needed to take to make it to Baghdad the next day — I figured it would be easiest to stay there.
The Hilton, after you get past a checkpoint staffed by armed guards, is a curious mix of wealthy Arab businessmen sprinkled with a handful of Western airline crews and denim-bedecked Americans in NASCAR jackets and baseball hats, some with wives in tow, speaking in big, proud Southern accents. (I spotted one guy at the Kuwait airport wearing a "Southern by the Grace of God" t-shirt.) I can only assume that they're contractors working on some of the big construction and oil projects going on in Kuwait.
After getting to my room, showering and figuring out the satellite phone, I got in touch with Edwards, who said he'd come by the hotel and brief me on the details of my trip to Baghdad. (For security reasons, I can't divulge the times of any flights or buses, and will occasionally omit exact locations in these dispatches.)
After catching about an hour of shuteye, I met Edwards and Lt. Col. Paul Williams in the lobby. I dropped off some paperwork at the KBR office to get on the manifest for the C-130 flight to Baghdad, and we all piled in to an SUV to drop my passport at the U.S. base and take a military-sanctioned tour of the city, something they told me they're trying to do with more journalists.
Truth be told, for such a big place, there isn't a hell of a lot to recommend Kuwait City, which resembles nothing so much as a giant construction project being held together by Kentucky Fried Chicken and Starbucks franchises.
As we drove along the coast, past the skeletal forms of half-built hotels and mansions, it became clear that the Kuwaitis don't subscribe to the idea of tearing down something old in order to build something new. For all the buildings going up amid the crumbling edifices of old Kuwait, the city is simply spreading out. Vast, acres-long dirt lots abound, bookended by new mansions built with the fruit of the country's economic boom whose driveways are packed with new model SUV's and expensive sports cars. There are so many brand new sports cars and luxury SUV's on the road that half of our drive time conversation consisted of interrupting each other to announce "Hey, there goes another Lamborghini!"
On the agenda for the day was a trip to a giant replica of a traditional Kuwaiti boat, built to act as a museum of sorts for Kuwait's maritime history. The landlocked ship — a couple stories tall and few hundred feet long — sits maybe a half mile from an enormous compound owned by one of the members of the Royal family (which a Kuwaiti Navy vessel idling in the blue waters of the Persian Gulf just off shore showed was no one to be trifled with).
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Pablo Larrain's follow-up to Tony Manero is another unnerving look at one man's psychosis set against a country's political and moral turmoil -- here, a lonely morgue clerk whose infatuation with the burlesque dancer next door plays out against the violent chaos of Chile's 1973 military coup. -- (C) Kino Lorber
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Unfortunately, as beautifully presented as it is, and no matter how creepily authentic the autopsied and rotting cadavers look, Post Mortem is D.O.A. in the suspense department.
Unfortunately, the pacing also moves at a zombie shuffle, with shots held past the point of ennui to agony.
Mesmerizing, somehow otherworldly...
Mario's life spirals out of control in unexpected ways.
Post Mortem is - intentionally - not an engaging movie.
Larrain crafts Post Mortem as a slow, quiet character study, narrowing in on Castro in his home and office while the world outside descends into madness.
Post Mortem starts out at a crawl, but it gathers emotional momentum as it pushes forward.
The violence in Chile in 1973 when the government of Salvador Allende was overthrown seen through the eyes of a mortuary assistant.
The first half's pretentiously doom-laden vibe suggests the film is slowly tunneling up its own rigor-mortised rectum. Patience, however, will be rewarded.
[A] grim, intense, mordantly comic little film...
Often drolly, coolly morbid, Post Mortem also operates just as effectively in a more nakedly direct register.
A chilling exploration of the 1973 Pinochet coup soaked in metaphor but rooted in dreadful fact.
Pablo Larra�n keeps the army's brutality off screen to amplify a sense of oppressive malevolence.
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It's by no means an easy watch, but it's a rewarding and disturbing one.
An enigmatic but utterly distinctive and troubling film.
It's a bleak film that becomes positively numbing in its relentless pursuit of that perennial theme, the banality of evil.
Larra�n keeps the action tightly focused on his small cast, closing in on a claustrophobic, macabre ending that works as a neat summary of all the deprivation and cruelty that has led up to it.
It's a frequent complaint that some movies are just too damn slow. And this Chilean film feels like it lasts for days.
Larrain's particular style has fervent devotees, but it can be a little too airless and pre-determined for its own good.
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Even though I usually don't favor any movie with an ending that piles on, it turns out there is quite a bit to admire in the intriguing "Post Mortem" and what it has to say about perceptions. You wouldn't really notice Mario(Alfredo Castro), a squirrelly middle-aged man who works in the cornorer's office, if you walked past him on the street which allows him to slip through unnoticed backstage at a dance hall to see Nancy(Antonia Zegers), his neighbor, who is literally fading from view. She ordinarily would not give him the time of day but she needs a ride home when she gets fired for losing too much weight, at least until they run into a friend of hers on the way home at a street protest.
Of course, being noticed can sometimes be a hundred times worse because this is Santiago, Chile in 1973. Normally I would cheer on any display of leftist political expression on screen(Just one time, I would love to be at a meeting where everybody cheers Ho Chi Minh's name at a meeting). Here, I was just hoping everybody would lay low for their own safety, knowing that repression and murder are just right around the corner, even though it probably would not have saved their lives. These deaths are not the only ones foreshadowed, as Nancy's death is also foretold. For Mario, also, much of the political action happens just out of earshot which is indicated by the excellent sound engineering. Mario is just old fashioned, rejecting the politics and advances of his attractive colleague Sandra(Amparo Noguera) because she sleeps with other men.
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'Poetry of the Taliban' – will it find an audience in the US?
(Read article summary)Alex Strick van Linschoten, one of the editors of the US edition of 'Poetry of the Taliban,' says many of the poems in the book deal with unexpected topics.
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Ask most Americans to describe the Taliban – the militant Pashtun tribesmen who once ruled Afghanistan – and "poetic" probably won't be an adjective you'll hear frequently employed. But that's exactly the point of publishing an English edition of poetry by the group, says Alex Strick van Linschoten, one of the editors of the newly released US edition of "Poetry of the Taliban." "Just like our soldiers have feelings and emotions, the Talibs do as well," he says.
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Cazenovia So, it seems residents of Cazenovia won't have to do without the Clark Street bridge for as long as we first expected. Assemblyman Bill Magee has secured $150,000 in funding, to be put toward the replacement of the closed overpass. While he is unsure when the bridge will finally be reopened, we can rest assured that it will be inside of five years.
After the bridge's closing in May, and the extreme backlash from area drivers, officials from the village, town, county and state began to brainstorm ways to resolve the problem.
Public forums were held, ideas were solicited, suggestions were offered.
The closing affected more than just school bus traffic to Burton Street Elementary School — trucks traveling to Continental Cordage and Cazenovia's National Grid location were rerouted, as were Clark and Burton street residents accustomed to their "shortcut" home.
Concerns arose for student and driver safety, as did questions about the structural integrity of the streets affected by the new traffic flow. We looked to Madison County administrators for explanations, but our worries and queries were met with jarring answers.
The river of money that first prompted the county to take control of all bridges more than 20-feet wide had dried up — and the outlook was grim.
During a May 31 public meeting held at the Cazenovia Town Office, Madison County Highway Superintendent Joseph Wisinski told attendees it would be at least five years, if not 10, before automobiles are allowed access to the Clark Street bridge again.
While residents may have been floored by the thought, Village Mayor Kurt Wheeler, town of Cazenovia Supervisor Ralph Monforte and New York State Assemblyman Bill Magee didn't just sit down and twiddle their thumbs.
More public hearings were held, fundraisers were organized and the village began examining the viability of reassuming ownership of the bridge from the county. About six months later, we can see a light at the end of the tunnel. All those affected by the bridge closure will owe Magee a big "thank you," but we think Wheeler and Monforte also deserve a pat-on-the-back.
Instead of taking office, kicking back and chalking up another line on their resumes, these elected-officials did exactly what they said they would do — work for the betterment of our community.
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Seattle-based MOD Pizza announced it will open locations in Issaquah, Vancouver and Tacoma, Wash., by mid-October. This will bring the brand's total number of stores to 12.
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Sabres' goalie Anders Lindback and defenseman Johan Larsson used some fancy stick-work to rob the Senators of a goal on Friday night. More
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I have a cradle for my boat. There are 2 reasons, that I can think of, to have jack stand instead.
#1 Jack stands are easy to move. I had to pay a trucker $125 to bring my cradle to my marina. The trip was about 12 miles and I would have paid more, but the truck was heading on that way for another trip. I got a deal.
#2 Jack stands are better for working on your bottom paint. I could have an additional stand and carefully remove one stand, while supporting that area with another stand. In that way I would have access to the entire bottom. As it is now, I have to make arrangements to have my boat left in the sling over night to complete my anti fouling work.
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Lebanese wine exports to UK surge by 33% in 2012
Exports of Lebanese wines to the UK have increased by 33% to $4.3m in 2012, as compared to 2011 figures during which the sales of wines had increased by 26% to $3.2m.
Among all the major countries, the UK was the fastest growing export market for Lebanese wines in 2012. Total exports to the UK was increased by 7.9% to $14.3m, whereas sales in the US and France went up by 29.8% to $1.9m and by 4.8% to $2.4m, respectively.
According to the Lebanon's association of wine producers, the Union Vinicole du Liban (UVL), the increase in exports was primarily due to funding in marketing program in the UK since 2010.
Lebanon-based wine exporter Domaine des Tourelles owner Faouzi Issa, on behalf of the UVL, said, "The figures demonstrate that in markets where we as wineries invest significant time and money, we are beginning to reap the benefits."
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Morrison Eye Care will have a new home in Detroit Lakes, and the Detroit Lakes Development Authority has agreed to help. The $1.2 million project came before the DLDA committee, asking for a $90,000 loan to build a 6,100-square-foot building on Washington Avenue. It will be located where the Pit Stop building was, next to St. Mary's EMS. Community Development Director Larry Remmen said the $90,000 was basically being used for property acquisition, which has already been done. Midwest Minnesota Community Development Corporation is financing the loan.
Ever since Carly Nelson was diagnosed with cancer five years ago and successfully went through treatment, she's known there's more to life for her. "I recognized there was something bigger here on earth for me," she said. After a two-year long process filled with prayers and a pivotal conversation, a mutual friend introduced her to Don Goering, also a cancer survivor, and the two co-founded Angels of Courage Retreats. The medical world is about treating the physical aspect of the disease, which is obviously needed, but there's a spiritual and mental side of recovery as well.
Over a year ago, a bill asking for $283,000 in matching funds from the state passed. Those funds were designated to restore the Detroit Lakes Pavilion and build a new bandshell. Completed this summer, the bandshell was officially dedicated last night (Tuesday). Mayor Larry Buboltz said without legislators Sen. Keith Langseth and Rep. Paul Marquart, the project wouldn't have happened. "Without that help, it wouldn't have been possible," he said. Marquart and Langseth were instrumental in passing legislation for the funds, and they were on hand Tuesday for the dedication.
Always being interested in engineering and flying, Jesse Ziegler found the perfect education for both -- the U.S. Air Force. A 2003 Detroit Lakes High School graduate, Ziegler graduated from the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo., in May this spring. He holds a Bachelor of Science in mechanical engineering and is on his way to pilot school in Texas in less than a week. "I had a hope and so far, it's worked," he said. "I wanted to fly.
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Ground was broken on the picnic shelter that will honor Staff Sgt. Josh Hanson, who was killed last year in Iraq. People gathered at Maplewood State Park Saturday morning as Ed Jutz -- who is donating his services -- broke ground on what will become at 30-foot-by-50-foot picnic shelter, complete with bathrooms and a kitchen prep area. "This is no little groundbreaking, no little shovels," Dave Knopf said. Friends of Maplewood spearheaded the project, and Detroit Lakes resident Dave Knopf -- whose son, Justin, served with Hanson in Iraq -- got behind the project and fund-raising for it.
For miles before they even arrived in Detroit Lakes, the troops could see people were waiting in anticipation of their arrival home after 22 months away -- 16 of those spent in Iraq. Yellow ribbons and groups of people waving flags lined Highway 10 on Sunday long before the bus reached Detroit Lakes, the destination for the 2-136th Combined Arms Battalion, 1-34th Brigade Combat Team. Thousands waited along Washington Avenue in Detroit Lakes and in the Detroit Lakes High School gymnasium.
For miles before they even arrived in Detroit Lakes, troops could see people were waiting in anticipation of their arrival home after 22 months away -- 16 of those spent in Iraq. Yellow ribbons and groups of people waving flags lined Highway 10 long before Detroit Lakes, the destination for the 2-136th Combined Arms Battalion, 1-34th Brigade Combat Team. Thousands waited along Washington Avenue in Detroit Lakes and in the Detroit Lakes High School gymnasium. Whether they knew individuals in the unit or not, all were there to show their support. "We're here for all the troops.
The chili has been eaten, the parade has ended and once again, the Northwest Water Carnival has entertained those of Detroit Lakes and the surrounding area for another year. After a week of events for adults and children alike, Sunday wrapped up the annual celebration with the parade and water show. This year's admiral, Andrew Gag, said it was a success, rain or shine. "I truly enjoyed the opportunity to serve as the 72nd Admiral. It was great to see all of the people in town even with some of the rain.
Hundreds gathered Monday evening at the Frazee baseball fields to honor a guardsman killed in combat. A new scoreboard was placed at the field, and the field was renamed in honor of Staff Sgt. Greg Riewer, 28. He was an avid baseball player throughout his life. The Riewer family donated the scoreboard with memorial funds from an account set up in Greg Riewer's name. "This is exactly where Greg would want to be honored," his brother Jon Riewer told the crowd. Riewer was killed March 23 in Iraq when a roadside bomb hit his vehicle. He was serving with the Minnesota National Guard.


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quote:Dating to 1994, the Saints have started a Pro Bowl-caliber player at left tackle every season. The lone exceptions were 2003, 2004 and 2005 when veteran Wayne Gandy was signed to bridge the gap between Kyle Turley and Jammal Brown.
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quote:Bushrod wasn't named to the Pro Bowl until 2011, but got the starting job in 2009. By his logic of having a Pro bowler every year at LT, Armstead (or any other OT on the roster), could start this year, become a Pro Bowler in 2 or 3 years, and not have the run ended.
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Have you ever seen something that wasn't really there? Heard someone call your name in an empty house? Sensed someone following you and turned around to find nothing?
Hallucinations don't belong wholly to the insane. Much more commonly, they are linked to sensory deprivation, intoxication, illness, or injury. People with migraines may see shimmering arcs of light or tiny, Lilliputian figures of animals and people. People with failing eyesight, paradoxically, may become immersed in a hallucinatory visual world. Hallucinations can be brought on by a simple fever or even the act of waking or falling asleep, when people have visions ranging from luminous blobs of color to beautifully detailed faces or terrifying ogres. Those who are bereaved may receive comforting "visits" from the departed. In some conditions, hallucinations can lead to religious epiphanies or even the feeling of leaving one's own body.
Humans have always sought such life-changing visions, and for thousands of years have used hallucinogenic compounds to achieve them. As a young doctor in California in the 1960s, Oliver Sacks had both a personal and a professional interest in psychedelics. These, along with his early migraine experiences, launched a lifelong investigation into the varieties of hallucinatory experience.
Here, with his usual elegance, curiosity, and compassion, Dr. Sacks weaves together stories of his patients and of his own mind-altering experiences to illuminate what hallucinations tell us about the organization and structure of our brains, how they have influenced every culture's folklore and art, and why the potential for hallucination is present in us all, a vital part of the human condition.
Excerpted from Hallucinations by Oliver Sacks. Copyright © 2012 by Oliver Sacks. Excerpted by permission of Vintage, a division of Random House LLC. All rights reserved. No part of this excerpt may be reproduced or reprinted without permission in writing from the publisher.
Oliver Sacks is a practicing physician and the author of twelve books, including The Mind's Eye, Musicophilia, The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat, and Awakenings (which inspired the Oscar-nominated film). He lives in New York City, where he is a professor of neurology at the NYU School of Medicine.
"Dr. Sacks conjures apparitions in language that has an easy, tactile magic. . . . He illuminate[s] the complexities of the human brain and the mysteries of the human mind." —Michiko Kakutani, The New York Times
"Beguiling. . . . Sacks presents a field guide to our quirky operating system's powers of deception with storytelling that makes readers feel like medical insiders." —Chicago Tribune
"Elegant. . . . An absorbing plunge into a mystery of the mind." —Entertainment Weekly
"Humane, compassionate. . . . These tales are at turns delightful, entertaining, bizarre and sometimes downright terrifying." —Minneapolis Star Tribune
"This doctor cares deeply about his patients' experiences—about their lives, not just about their diseases. Through his accounts we can imagine what it is like to find that our perceptions don't hook on to reality—that our brains are constructing a world that nobody else can see, hear or touch. . . . Sacks has turned hallucinations from something bizarre and frightening into something that seems part of what it means to be a person. His book, too, is a medical and human triumph." —The Washington Post
"[Sacks] covers a broad range of sensory disturbances. . . . One of the pleasures of reading Hallucinations is understanding how complex human reality often trumps attempts to categorize it." —The New York Times Book Review
"Sacks' science writing is always revelatory, and there are moments in Hallucinations when seeing things can feel downright life-affirming." —Time
"The greatest living ethnographer of those fascinating tribes who live on the outer and still largely uncharted shores of the land of Mind-and-Brain." —The Guardian (London)
"Fascinating and engaging. . . . Sacks uses the unique mixture of patient anecdote, memoir, scientific information, and broad reference to literature, art, music, history, and philosophy that has characterized all his work." —The Boston Globe
"It is rare, indeed, when such an expert is also a talented writer. . . . It is remarkable to see the consistency of this literate, inquiring mind." —The Philadelphia Inquirer
"[A] mesmerizing casebook of neurological marvels." —New York Magazine
"Sacks writes, as usual, with a sharp mix of clinical precision, curiosity, and compassion." —The Daily Beast
"Fascinating. . . . With his special mix of patient case studies, historical accounts, reader correspondence and personal experience, Oliver Sacks has again found a way to unlock one of the mysteries of our brains." —The Miami Herald
"Escorts the reader through case studies and literary excursions into the fantastical land of our perceptions. . . . His vignettes are short, pungent and self-contained. They join his earlier books, starting with Awakenings in 1973—all building blocks that snap our increasing knowledge of the brain into focus." —The Plain Dealer
"A brisk but characteristically absorbing survey of the many ways human beings perceive things that are not there. . . . [Sacks] gives us the exceptional and the idiosyncratic." —Salon
"Should be required reading for anyone in a caregiver position. . . . Blends centuries-old medical wisdom, current research, and observation of his own patients into an engaging summary of every way our brains seek to depart from reality." —St. Louis Post-Dispatch
"A thoughtful and compassionate look at the phantoms our brains can produce." —NPR
"Wondrous." —Elle
"A super-fascinating and accessible-to-lay-people adventure in neuroscience. . . . Sacks is crazy-smart, and it shows. But he's also just flat-out amazed by the brain, and it's an enthusiasm you can't help but catch." —Book Riot
"Amazing. . . . Sacks's temperament . . . facilitates that extraordinary humanity, that loving curiosity about the experiences of other people, that near-magical ability to see how even the most seemingly devastating losses may be remedied by the mind's remarkable powers of compensation." —Bookforum


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The Inconvenient Tooth – There is Poison in the Tap Water (Full Version) « Underground Documentaries Hopefully our forum expert chimes in here ... love to hear what he thinks as an expert. I don't understand why in spite of mounting evidence we keep putting fluoride in our water. Maybe at one time it served a purpose - but do we still need it?
Excess levels of flouride interferes with the enolase enzyme in glycolysis. By excess I means you're eating a couple tubes of toothpaste. That's why as kids, with their low body weight, we are strictly forbidden from excess toothpaste since the levels of a full tube of toothpaste is actually harmful. The levels in water are not enough to do anything. These sorts of scares are almost a money making business at this point. Want another one? Eating 2 or more cups of apple seeds will kill you, as there are trace amounts of cyanide.
So the people who are screaming about public water have other motives or are not informed? I had to get prescription toothpaste ... it has extra fluoride ... tells you not to rinse for a few minutes ... that sorta scared me a bit.
I have a sister who is obsessed with reading medical issues on the internet to the point where she only eats certain foods because she has some phobia about many things.... My point? Don't get all obsessed with food/health conspiracies to the point you worry about a zillion things going into your body....or you'll end up eating raw organic stuff and sleeping in an oxygen tank at night.
Who gives a shlt, the world is coming to it's end soon anyway, Animals fight and destroy things, we are Animals, in many ways we look just like them (eyes, nose, ears, teeth, arms, legs, penis', tits, ass holes) God also is an animal for he claims to have made us in his own Image. Know ye not what the f-ck ye know