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I am Manchester United in my first season, I want to make a team full of youngsters, who grow to be amazing.
I want players such as Zeki Fryers, Paul Pogba(not english, I know) etc.
I know Luke Shaw, and the southampton players, but does any know any players (if possible english, but doesnt have to be) who are young (16-18/20) who grow to be amazing?
Best Young English Players..
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Nickbonista 2012-07-21 15:05
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Jack wilshere. I got him for 8m in 2012 as he did not play after he recovered from injury and was transfer listed
Glenn T 2012-07-21 16:01
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Jack Wilshere I got for my Man Utd save in my third season. I also got Eden Hazard and rotated these two in attacking midfield, while selling Tom Cleverley to PSG.
Nathaniel Chalobah from Chelsea is also awesome - and so is Raheem Sterling from Liverpool.
nlmh 2012-07-22 00:24
118 Posts
Jack Rodwell- CM, ENG
Ross Barkley- AM, ENG
Nathaniel Chalobah- CD, ENG
Josh McEachran- CM, ENG
Jack Wilshere- CM, ENG
Jack Robinson- LD, ENG
Wilfred Zaha- RAM/ST, ENG
Nathaniel Clyne- RD, ENG
Jack Butland-GK, ENG
Gael Kakuta- AM, FRA has Home grown stature
These two not English but better than any young English goalkeepers
Thibaut Courtois- GK, BEL
Marc Andre Ter Stegen- GK, GER
└ This post was edited by nlmh (2012-07-24 18:46, 4 years ago)
ChelskiLad 2012-08-27 17:50
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Connor Wickham
Nathaniel Chalobah
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The FM Rookie 2012-08-27 17:58
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Jack Butland, Jason Steele, Jack Robinson, Ryan Bertrand, John Flanagan, Nathaniel Clyne, Nathaniel Chalobah, Phil Jones, Ross Barkley, Jack Rodwell, Raheem Sterling, Josh McEachran, Wilfried Zaha, Connor Wickham, Jordan Henderson, Jonjo Shelvey, Jack Wilshere and of course, Andy Carroll ;).
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FMJynx 2012-08-27 19:02
220 Posts
not english but imo best young player on the game barring gotze, David Alaba, can be key player in midfield in first season, and in my utd save in 5th he's won Player of the Year 3 times
3rd 4th and 5th season all at Utd
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craborumtoon 2012-08-27 19:35
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#64450 The FM Rookie : Jack Butland, Jason Steele, Jack Robinson, Ryan Bertrand, John Flanagan, Nathaniel Clyne, Nathaniel Chalobah, Phil Jones, Ross Barkley, Jack Rodwell, Raheem Sterling, Josh McEachran, Wilfried Zaha, Connor Wickham, Jordan Henderson, Jonjo Shelvey, Jack Wilshere and of course, Andy Carroll ;).All of these plus Adam Lallana
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Passion4FM 2012-09-09 00:48
5 Posts
Anybody have other Homegrown players that I can purchase in my second season at Arsenal?
I want players that is under the age of 20, also a substitue for Sagna and a defender who can replace Vermaelen/Koscielny.
Any tips are welcome and will be highly considered as I know only have 7 Home grown players in my squad.
You can see my squad here
└ This post was edited by Passion4FM (2012-09-09 14:46, 4 years ago)
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FMcheesing 2012-09-19 17:15
4 Posts
Give Ward-Prowse a go from Southampton. Develops quite well whenever I sign him
Axeber 2012-09-19 17:34
137 Posts
After a few seasons, Ramsey is awesome.
DeeVDee 2012-09-25 11:08
96 Posts
Try this one Joe Mckee,Train his quickness and to play a simple passing game,plus he is a beast at set peice's.Good Luck
vjcsmoke 2013-02-17 05:37
14 Posts
Don't forget Alex Chamberlain and Walcott for the wings.
Defensively Phil Jones is a beast but he is expensive and unlikely to move.
Joe Hart is a great english Keeper if you can pry him loose.
Ramsey actually has the highest random upside of any player in FM 2012.


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[caption id="attachment_272936" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Republican presidential candidate Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., speaks at a campaign event in Spartanburg, S.C., his first stop after the New Hampshire primary, Wednesday Feb. 10, 2016. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin)[/caption]
In the Wall Street Journal, Erica Orden, writes that Sen. Marco Rubio has generally avoided attacking his GOP primary opponents, and on Wednesday Rubio said his recent debate flub was due to his reluctance to take down a fellow Republican. That has changed in the South Carolina street fight. Rubio went after Donald Trump Thursday morning attacking the Donald's lack of foreign policy experience and his un-presidential behavior:
"Donald Trump has zero foreign policy experience," Mr. Rubio, the Florida senator, told a crowd gathered at a retirement community. "Negotiating a hotel deal in another country is not foreign policy experience." ...
Referring to a recent incident in which Mr. Trump repeated an audience member's shout-out that Texas Sen. Ted Cruz was "a pussy," Mr. Rubio told his South Carolina listeners that they should reject what he characterized as offensive behavior and language, both in their homes and from their politicians.
"Even in our political culture, I teach my kids to be respectful," said Mr. Rubio, who has four young children.
Rubio is trying to regain momentum after former presidential candidate Gov. Chris Christie successfully ambushed Rubio in the ABC Hew Hampshire GOP Debate which the biased media wing of the Democrats' Party continues to portray as "disastrous" and a fifth-place finish in New Hampshire primary. Rubio is focusing on his experience on the Senate's Intelligence and Foreign Relations committees ahead of South Carolina's Feb. 20 primary in the state, where a strong national security posture is highly valued:
"National security is the single greatest obligation of the commander in chief," Rubio said. "There is no one left in the Republican field who has better experience . . . than I have."
Rubio also took shots at Jeb Bush and Sen. Ted Cruz:
"Jeb Bush has no foreign policy experience, period, and I'm an incredible admirer of him and his family," Rubio said, adding he was thankful George W. Bush had become president but that it didn't change the fact that the Florida governor doesn't have credibility on the international stage.
"Ted Cruz has a little bit of foreign policy experience, and it's different than mine," Rubio said pointing to Cruz's vote to cut defense spending and his views on Edward Snowden, who Rubio said has harmed national security. Rubio accused Cruz of supporting the former NSA contractor who leaked a trove of national security secrets.
Rubio's best line against the Donald today may have been when he said, You turn on the TV and you have a leading presidential candidate saying profanity from the stage. But that's still not as good as Rubio's July 22, 2015 comment, "We already have a president that has no class." You can watch Rubio say that in the following video at about the 0:50 mark.
Partial transcript of the video:
RUBIO: I don't think the way he has behaved over the past few weeks is either dignified or worthy of the office he seeks. We already have a president now that has no class. We have a president now, that, you know, does selfie stick videos, that invites YouTube stars there, you know, people who eat cereal out of a bathtub.
It is important for us to have a presidency that restores dignity and class to the White House. And I don't believe some of the language that Trump is employing is worthy of the office. I just do not.
Rubio is right about Trump's vulgarity. I know the Donald says a president Trump would be different than candidate Trump, but I was taught you play like you practice.

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Desert Cave Hotel, Coober Pedy
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- Old Timers Mine (0.5 mi / 0.8 km)
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Desert Cave Hotel, Coober Pedy
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $97
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 50 rooms
- Check-in time 6:30 AM-10 PM
- Check-out time is 6:30 AM
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- Babysitting/childcare *
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Also known as
- Desert Cave
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For transfers, guests must contact the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
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Breakfast costs between AUD 12 and AUD 28 for adults, and AUD 12 and AUD 19 for children (approximately)
Babysitting/childcare is available for an extra charge
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of AUD 10 per person (one way)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
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Good 3.8 /5 from 47 reviews
general food quality very average
Wi fi poor and restaurant average.
Fun, clean, comfortable
I had an underground room purely for the experience. The room was good, clean & beds were comfortable but the bathroom was very tired needs upgrading . Also the corridors in the underground area other than were the rooms were located needed cleaning Dust was everywhere .
The underground experience is one of a kind!
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I was in the hide at Branton Ponds early this morning, the island held 12 Common Snipe and there were 133 Lesser Black-backed Gulls loafing on the water, but what attracted my attention was the shrill piping call of a Kingfisher. The bird soon appeared and landed briefly on a branch in front of the hide, the camera came swiftly into action only for the dreaded sound of the battery running out , I changed batteries and thought my chance had gone. However a few minutes later the piping was heard again and 3 Kingfishers flew into view chasing each other, luckily 1 landed on the branch for about 30 seconds and I finally got my shots.
Saturday, 17 September 2016
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We were on Holy Island first thing this morning looking for the juvenile Pallid Harrier which had been seen on Thursday and Friday, unfortunately even though the island was well covered with birders there was no sign of this elusive bird. The island was generally quiet however a slow day was enlivened by several Goldcrests and Chiffchaffs, a Lesser Whitethroat at the excavations was a bonus, however things improved when at the half moon slack we got onto a Yellow-browed Warbler and a Red-breasted Flycatcher. Our day wasn't quite over, on returning home we received a call from a birding friend to say the Franklin's Gull was still at Whittle Dene reservoir, this resulted in a hurried dash down the road. Things didn't look good when on arrival there was no sign of the bird, after about 2 hours we decided to head home, once more good fortune shone on us as the bird appeared in a field next to where everyone's cars were parked, giving good views to all present.
Saturday, 10 September 2016
Low Newton 10th September
Saturday morning saw us parking up at Low Newton, the village itself had a fly over Peregrine and the track along to the scrape held a family group of 5 Stonechats. Our next destination was the scrape where 2 Little Stints fed eagerly with a small group of Dunlin and Ringed Plover, also on the scrape were, Lapwings, Redshank and a large mixed flock of Black-headed Gulls and Herring Gulls. We then checked out the wooded area which proved quiet apart from several Chiffchaffs and a single Lesser Whitethroat, the beach was more productive as 2 Yellow Wagtails fed with Pied Wagtails Rock Pipits, Meadow Pipits, 3 Purple Sandpipers and a very noisy flock of Starlings. We then headed out to the Point which was very quiet, the sea being calm, not good seawatching conditions, the real highlight being the 400+ Golden Plover sunning themselves on the rocks at the Point.
Sunday, 21 August 2016
Fenham Flats 21st August
Today was my monthly WeBS count, the weather was warm and sunny but there was a blustery wind, not ideal for counting. However it did get off to a good start with a Greenshank in front of Elwick Hide and it continued at a pace with next a group of 19 Ruff, 3 of which were larger males and one had the remnants of his ruff. Moving further on a stunning brick red Knot was added to the list followed soon by 2 flocks of Whimbrel totalling 22 birds, breeding plumaged Grey Plover numbering 96 birds added a touch of class which was followed by 170 Bar-tailed Godwits some still in breeding plumage. On reaching Guile Point I began counting Oystercatchers and soon ran out of fingers when the number reached 699, other waders, ducks and gulls were added to the list on what turned out to be a much better day than I had expected. On the return journey I noticed something reddish/brown about 50 yards in front of me and heading in my direction, it turned out to be a Fox feeding on scraps along the high tideline, so I sank down into the long grass and waited, sure enough about 5 minutes latter it had come within 4 metres of me and only then realised I was there, at which point it shot off like Usain Bolt in the opposite direction, a fitting end to a super day.
Monday, 15 August 2016
We had an early morning walk around the ponds with the dog, it's always a good time of day to see Adders before the have really warmed up. It paid off today when we found 3 basking at different points around the walk, what was even better was a group of 3 Slow Worms huddled together for warmth on a sunny bank. It has been a great year for Slow Worms, we have found a number around the ponds, but what is also interesting is the number of dead ones on the roads around the village has almost reached double figures, which surely means we are only seeing a relatively small proportion of the overall numbers.
Thursday, 4 August 2016
Return passage of waders seems to have started and there is few better places to check it out than the flash at Low Newton. One of the first birds we came across on arriving there was a lovely clean looking juvenile Little Stint showing well with summer plumaged Dunlin. Larger waders in slightly deeper water included Ruff and 11 Black-tailed Godwits in vastly differing plumages. Next our attention was focused on the call of a Greenshank, it was soon located along with a second bird, as we watched 2 more Greenshanks flew overhead and headed off towards the pools, our wader watch was completed with the addition of 1 Common Sandpiper,1 Green Sandpiper plus several Ringed Plover and Redshank. It wasn't all about waders, a single Yellow Wagtail hunted for insects around the water's edge and a pair of Stonechat's called noisily from the fence line. A walk out to the point proved unproductive but we did hear later that a Wood Sandpiper had been seen at the roadside flash at Charlton Mires.
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HOUSTON -- The Rice baseball program has added one more name to the 10 recruits who signed with the Owls in the early period (November 2006) and last April, head coach Wayne Graham announced on Thursday, July 19. Andy Hamilton, a 6-foot-8 left-handed pitcher from Jesuit High School in New Orleans, brings Rice baseball's incoming class to 11. After enrolling at Rice this fall, the signees will join the team for the 2008 baseball season.
Hamilton is a 6-foot-8 left-handed pitcher who helped lead Jesuit to the 2007 Louisiana class 5A state championship. The Blue Jays went 28-6 on the season. The Rice baseball class is composed of nine from the high school ranks and two from junior college. Seven are from the state of Texas and four are from the greater Houston area. The full signee list is as follows.
Rice Baseball Signing Class (11)
Name, Pos B/T Ht.-Wt. Hometown (Previous School)
Carmen Angelini, Inf., R/R, 6-1, 185, Lake Charles, La. (Barbe HS)
Matt Evers, P, L/L, 6-2, 195, Houston, Tex. (Stratford HS)
Rick Hague, Inf., R/R, 6-1, 185, Spring, Tex. (Klein Collins HS)
John Hale, C, R/R, 5-8, 170, Houston, Tex. (Lamar HS)
Andy Hamilton, P, L/L, 6-8, 270, New Orleans, La. (Jesuit HS)
Lucas Luetge, P, L/L, 6-3, 180, Industry, Tex. (San Jacinto, JC)
Chad Mozingo, OF, L/L, 5-11, 180, Spring, Tex. (Klein)
Nick Natale, OF, R/R, 6-1, 170, Livingston, N.J. (Seton Hall Preparatory)
Joseph Paylor, OF, R/R, 5-10, 170, Hillcrest, Tex. (Hillcrest HS)
Jordan Rogers, P, R/R., 6-3, 190, Dayton, Tex. (San Jacinto JC)
Garrett Tinsley, C, R/R, 5-10, 180, Fort Myers, Fla. (Fort Myers HS)
The Rice baseball team finished the 2007 season with a 56-14 record. The Owls placed third in the nation after reaching the semifinals of the College World Series in Omaha, Neb.
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Happy New Year! In China, this is the Year of the Green Sheep, which betokens fortune and prosperity.
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If you've visited campus recently, you might have been surprised by our recent growth. At the far end of campus is our new No Sweat Rec Center, with its 12,000-square-foot yoga space, ergonometric juice bar and personal trainers in a two-to-one trainer-student ratio.
Opposite from the rec center in more than location is the Six Flags Food Court, with fast food from over five nations, including ours. Stop by our Mexicana stand for a plate of re-refried beans!
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But it's easy to get money for the amenities. It's far harder for the humanities, where the last banner year was over a decade ago, when 2002 alumnus Greg Aryus donated $100 for a couple of library books. Well, never mind the humanities, which are hopeless these days in consumer branding. As an English department faculty member recently remarked, "Shakespeare belongs to everyone," a lovely sentiment but not, I think, one that can be monetized efficiently.
For that matter, the natural sciences, too, have experienced setbacks, though the cyclotron accident in Mayhem Hall this past June can now be safely put behind us. The only bright light at the end of the tunnel is our Shekels School of Business, which managed to place a record 33 percent of its graduates last year, if "place" is interpreted as some kind of activity for some kind of remuneration.
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Of course, times have changed. The purpose of a university education has grown a step beyond college sports, casual hook-ups and drinking. With the national economy on the skids so long that slave-labor internships look good, it's understandable that students demand jobs at the end of their four, five or six years here. As a recent graduate asked me just the other day, "How come I took courses in Plato and trigonometry, but the only postgraduation job I could snag was holiday helper at Kmart?" To which I could reply only, "Was that you in the green elf costume?"
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Angelo "I'm no angel" Angelino, class of 2011, is now deputy assistant at the AMA, Association of Mob Affiliations, having recently survived what he good-humoredly calls "a brush with the law." He's recently donated a warehouse of major appliances that "fell off the truck."
Dominique (Dom to her friends and clientele), class of 2008, is now mistress of her own dungeon, putting her double major in psychology and leisure science to good use. Always on the lookout for a few good subs, she's just put out a new ad: "Check out my brand-spanking-new equipment -- and new spanking equipment!" She's recently sent in funds for the construction of three Dom dorm rooms -- all sub-basement, of course.
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"The most effective response to colleges that try to intimidate journalists is to do even more aggressive, impactful journalism," Frank LoMonte, executive director of the Student Press Law Center and a team member, said in a news release. "The J-Team will send a clear message to colleges across the country that, when you attack student journalists, you are awakening the entire journalism community and your efforts to silence inquisitive journalism will only backfire."
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Zygmunt Bauman, emeritus professor of sociology at the University of Leeds and considered one of the world's leading sociologists, has been accused of serial "self-plagiarism" or reusing old material in new books, Times Higher Education reported. A new paper states that 12 of his books contain "substantial quantities of material that appear to have been copied near-verbatim and without acknowledgment from at least one of the other books sampled. Several books contain very substantial quantities of text -- running into several thousands of words, and in the worst case almost 20,000 -- that have been reused from earlier Bauman books without acknowledgment." Bauman and Polity, the publisher of many of the books, declined to comment.
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Among the passengers disembarking from a ship from that reached Philadelphia in the final days of December 1941 was one Mark Zborowski -- a Ukrainian-born intellectual who grew up in Poland. He had lived in Paris for most of the previous decade, studying at the Sorbonne. He was detained by the authorities for a while (the U.S. had declared war on the Axis powers just three weeks earlier, so his visa must have been triple-checked) and then released.
Zborowski's fluency in several languages was a definite asset. By 1944 he was working for the U.S. Army on a Russian-English dictionary; after that that he joined the staff of the Institute for Jewish Research in New York, serving as a librarian. And from there the émigré's career took off on an impressive if not meteoric course.
He joined the Research in Contemporary Culture Project at Columbia University, launched just after World War II by the prominent anthropologists Ruth Benedict and Margaret Mead with support from the Office of Naval Research. Zborowski oversaw an ethnographic study of Central and Eastern European Jewish culture, based on interviews with refugees. It yielded Life Is With People: The Culture of the Shtetl, a book he co-authored in 1952. Drawing on Zborowski's childhood memories more than he acknowledged and written in a popularizing style, it sold well and remained in print for decades.
The volume's reputation has taken some hits over the years -- one scholar dubs it "the book that Jewish historians of the region loathe more than any other" – but Zborowski enjoyed the unusual distinction of influencing a Broadway musical: the song "If I Were a Rich Man" in Fiddler on the Roof was inspired, in part, by a passage in Life Is With People. He later turned to research on cultural differences in how pain is experienced and expressed, culminating in his book People in Pain (1969). Once again his published work got mixed reviews in the professional journals, while the author himself enjoyed a kind of influence that citation statistics do not measure: a generation of medical anthropologists studied with him at the Pain Institute of Mt. Zion Hospital in San Francisco. He died in 1990.
If the details just given represented an honest account of Mark Zborowski's life, he would now be remembered by scarcely anyone except specialists working in his fields of interest. The narrative above is all factually correct, to the best of my knowledge. But it omits an abundance of secrets. Some were revealed during his lifetime, but even they come wrapped in the mystery of his motives.
The fullest account now available is "Mark 'Etienne' Zborowski: Portrait of Deception" by Susan Weissman, a two-part study appearing in the journal Critique. Weissman, a professor of politics at Saint Mary's College in Moraga, Calif., published the first half in 2011 and expected the second to follow shortly, though in fact it will appear in print only later this year. (Both can be downloaded in PDF from her page at Academia.edu.)
Etienne was the name Zborowski used while infiltrating anti-Stalinist radical circles in France for the GPU and the NKVD (forerunners of the KGB) during the 1930s, and he continued surveillance on opponents of the Soviet Union during his first few years in the United States.
"He is remembered by his students and colleagues as warm, generous and erudite," writes Weissman. "Personally he neither stole documents nor directly assassinated people, but he informed Stalin's teams of thugs where to find the documents or the people they sought. Zborowski infiltrated small leftist circles, made friends with its cadres and then reported on them. He always ratted on his 'supposed' friends. He saw [one woman] daily for nearly five years, and she helped him in countless ways. What did he give her in return? Only her survival, something not afforded to other Zborowski 'friends.' Once his orders switched and he no longer needed to report on her activities (or that of her husband), Zborowski simply stopped calling this constant friend, who defended him, gave him money and helped him with that precious commodity denied to so many, the visa to the United States."
Weissman chronicles Etienne's destructive role among the anti-Stalinist revolutionaries in Europe while also showing that his precise degree of culpability in some operations remains difficult to assess. Important missions were sometimes "nearly sabotaged by conflicting aims and lack of coordination between Soviet espionage teams." And spy craft is not immune to a kind of office politics: reports to "the center" (intelligence headquarters) were not always accurate so much as aspirational or prudent.
Overviews of Zborowski's covert life have been available for some time – among them, his own testimony to a Senate subcommittee on internal security, which was not especially candid. Weissman's study draws on earlier treatments but handles them critically, and in the light of a wider range of sources than have been brought to bear on his case until now.
Besides material from Stalin-era archives (consulted when she was in Russia during the 1990s) and the decoded Venona intercepts of Soviet cable communications from the 1940s, Weissman obtained court transcripts from Zborowski's trials for perjuring himself before Congress. (He received a retrial after appealing his first conviction, but lost and served four years in prison.)
She also used the Freedom of Information Act to request the pertinent files from the Federal Bureau of Investigation. There were surveillance reports, of course, and interviews conducted by FBI agents -- with some pages all but entirely blacked out -- but also a piece of evidence about Zborowski that has been hiding in plain sight for 50 years.
The Feb. 28, 1965, issue of the Sunday magazine of The New York Times contained an article called "The Prison 'Culture' -- From the Inside." The author identified himself as an anthropologist ("and as far as I know the first member of my profession to study a prison culture from the inside") and used the pseudonym "M. Arc." They seem like pretty clear hints to his identity, but no one seems to have made the connection until Weismann opened the dossier.
"The article is a scholarly, well-written account of life inside," she notes, "with a critical look at the criminal justice system … and [it] has been widely cited and reprinted in prison sociology texts."
Part of his hidden curriculum vitae, then. "True to form," Weismann writes, "Zborowski put the focus entirely on the subject at hand, revealing virtually nothing of himself."
And that really is the mystery within the mystery here. It's difficult to square Professor Zborowski (amiable, conscientious, a little bland, perhaps) with the sinister career of Etienne, a man who made himself the closest friend of Trotsky's son Leon Sedov and quite possibly set him up for murder. (Afterward he tried to wrangle an invitation to the Russian revolutionary's compound in Mexico, but another assassin got there first.)
In a conversation with Weissman by phone, I mentioned being both fascinated by her research (mention Trotsky in something and I'll probably read it) and left puzzled by the figure she portrayed. And puzzled in a troubling way, with no sense of his intentions -- of how he had understood his own actions, whether while carrying them out or across the long years he had to reflect on them.
"While in prison," she told me, "he kept insisting to the FBI that he was good citizen. He never expressed remorse. There's nothing in his papers about his politics, nothing about his own beliefs." The reader perplexed by Weissman's "portrait of deception" is in the same position as the scholar who investigated him: "He's a puzzle I couldn't solve."
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M. D. Anderson Cancer Center is taking steps to increase shared governance and due process following its June censure by the American Association of University Professors. U.S. Navy Admiral William McRaven, retired, the University of Texas System's new chancellor, directed the center to establish a shared governance committee to serve as an advisory body to President Ronald DePinho as he establishes a more "democratic" system of governance, The Cancer Letter reported. In a letter to DePinho, McRaven asked the president to address long-standing concerns about due process in the center's "term tenure" system, which were at the heart of the AAUP censure in June. (Many critics also maintain that M. D. Anderson's seven-year, renewable tenure policy is not tenure at all.)
DePinho and Gary Whitman, professor of radiology and radiation oncology and chair of the Faculty Senate, announced the formation of the committee to faculty members last week. Michael DeCesare, a professor of sociology at Merrimack College and chair of AAUP's Committee on College and University Governance, wrote in a post on AAUP's "Academe" blog, "Hopefully, the administration's moves toward improving academic due process and instituting a shared governance model indicate that it is actively working toward getting itself removed from the AAUP censure list."
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Particulates edit of yours[edit]
Dear editor I would like you to provide a reference for your edit on 18 March 2016 to the Environmental impact of wind power page . . (→Pollution costs: wind turbines produce no particulates in operation, but do so during construction. As far as I'm aware wind turbines do indeed produce particulates during use, with gear grinding etc.
If you have a reference, then please add it, otherwise could you self-revert your edit? 184.108.40.206 (talk) 19:32, 8 July 2016 (UTC)
- This shows a complete lack of understanding on your part. Particulates of concern in the context of air pollution virtually exclusively refer to organic particulates, see the relevant article, and often form within the atmosphere due to photochemical processes. Gear grinding produces inorganic particulates, and even then it's overwhelmingly held by the lubricating oil. The only particulates of concern in the context of wind turbines are produced when the materials that make up the wind turbines are manufactured and during construction.GliderMaven (talk) 20:14, 8 July 2016 (UTC)
- Apart from being bloody obvious, one of the two references already in the article that talk about particulates explicitly make that point "The energy production phase from wind is clean because no emissions are released from the turbine."GliderMaven (talk) 21:10, 8 July 2016 (UTC)
Your edit-warring at Truthiness[edit]
What part of WP:BRD do you need to have explained to you? Andy Dingley (talk) 17:57, 3 August 2016 (UTC)
- That is insulting and incorrect. Which bit of completely off topic and completely unreferenced don't you understand?GliderMaven (talk) 19:38, 3 August 2016 (UTC)
Hello @GliderMaven - you deleted an edit I made to Truthiness as "off topic". I gather you've been protecting that article from edits. Why did you consider my edit off-topic? The concept of "truthiness" is a notable topic in Computer Science, and would seem clearly on-topic for an article on "Truthiness". Several other editors have put in sections on truthiness. There are plenty of references for this concept (for example MicroSoft, Google, and Mozilla all define it). I don't see the rational for deleting this. Do you think the "truthiness" article should be split in two to cover two meanings? If not, please explain on why you consider one meaning invalid? --winterstein (talk) 16:27, 8 August 2016 (UTC)
- Yes, you'd have to put it in another article. Articles are always on just one meaning or general topic. You can't connect truthiness in a computer science sense to the main topic via references or any other way. The fact they use the same word means nothing. The topic here has nothing to do with electrical engineering.GliderMaven (talk) 16:54, 8 August 2016 (UTC)
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I don't necessarily get irritable, I just can't stop talking about hunting. There is always something going on, turkey season in the spring, scouting all summer, then hunting all fall.
The wife says I should put the amount of effeort I expend on hunting into stuff around the house...
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The use of tobacco affects many people in Pennsylvania, the rates among adults is very high. When it comes to the use of illegal drugs, there is substantial use among the youth and adults. A variety of drugs are abused in Pennsylvania which include heroin, cocaine and marijuana. There are a wide variety of substance abuse treatment services available in Pennsylvania for adults and young people to help them overcome their addiction to drugs and alcohol but unfortunately not everyone gets the treatment they need.
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I am not greedy, I just want my $14.98. Why don't you tell all you fellow shorts that their puts/shorts are just as risky as my long position. Just plain standard deviation tells you that ree can end up this week anywhere from 12 to 16. Stop telling everyone this is a sure short. Cause it is far from sure. I am an experienced trader... I have a framed BREX stock certificate on my wall to remind me of mistakes I made.
$12-16? Excellent. I bought puts when it was near $17.But sure, who knows where it'll go in a week. Folks were buying near $18, so anything can happen. In the short run. In the long run it's going towards zero.
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Texas Just Knocked Out Sharia Law With A Massive Right Hook! Because…'No One Trumps American Law!'
Texans are not going to stand for Sharia law in their state… don't mess with Texas! Texas now joins a number of other states that are passing legislation that bars Sharia law from being recognized in their courts and legal system. Muslims won't get their way in the Lone Star state. They'll have to take it somewhere else. This measure is mostly symbolic, but it does set legal precedent to prevent Sharia law from being used as a basis for any type of legal ruling in Texas. Muslims are screaming over it, but too freaking bad! If you live in the US, especially in Texas, you need to follow American laws and Constitutional precepts. Muslims should integrate into American culture, not the other way around.
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Over the past few years, Texas has been quick to take a stand against President Obama and implement the laws necessary to protect its citizens. Now, the Texas legislature has just passed a law designed to permanent bar Muslims from instituting Sharia Law in the Lone Star State.
While State Sen. Donna Campbell doesn't specific measure Islamic law in the bill, her measure guarantees that no laws from 'foreign courts' will be admissible by Texas civil court judges. "It's just to provide some belt and suspenders to make sure that, with judicial discretion, we don't trump Texas law, American law, with a foreign law regarding family law," Campbell told reporters.
Muslim groups have already criticized the bill, calling it a "solution looking for a problem." They also argue that the bill will only perpetuate Islamophobia. What do you think? Do you support the measure?
At least six other states have just recently passed similar legislation and we can only hope many more will follow. Sharia law must not be allowed to become entrenched in our legal system. It is a set of laws and punishments that function outside our Constitutional and legal system. It abides by the Quran and does not recognize individual freedoms. It is a brutal theocratic political construct that bastardizes and makes a mockery of our judicial and legal proceedings. I wholeheartedly support this measure. This isn't Islamophobia… it's sanity. We don't allow one religion to rule our nation or our legal system. That especially applies to Sharia law and its barbaric practices.
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