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How To Index and Search a Video By Emotion 76
from the black-beauty-special dept.
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It would be interesting to run this a few times... not sequentially, but maybe once every few months to give yourself time to reset (for the lack of a better word), and rewatch whatever it was you recorded with this device and then diff the results to see if their was a drift, and in what area's. I have to assume you wouldn't always respond the same way, and the results could be highly interesting, perhaps even moreso to the field of psychiatry in allowing a more exact gauging of the effectiveness of whatever drug they are administering to a patient.
I doubt you'd get nearly the same reactions. Things like boredom (reruns don't always get everyones attention) and (since these are static videos) predictability can and will cause detachment of your emotions and their intensity to what your watching. Think of things like horror movies, sure they can make you feel fear greatly during the first watch, but rarely can cause that much fear during the second viewing, let alone the third, forth, ect...
Yea, I get the feeling the software trained the person rather than the other way around. But this is the first step in software thinking just like people; it'll be here in 15 years.
Don't complain to me. That's what the summary said.
As for EEG, I wonder what mine looks like when I'm playing Poker.
I bet it's not too readable. I'm pretty good; mechanistic even when I'm bluffing.
When you don't know what to do, walk fast and look worried.


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San Jacinto Plaza Christmas Tree Will Be Saved – Plaza Reopening Delayed until May
The Downtown El Paso living Christmas tree will remain there after all, but the completion date for the plaza reopening has been pushed back by a month.
The Downtown El Paso living Christmas tree will remain there after all, but the completion date for the plaza reopening has been pushed back by a month.
Ricky Martin is bringing his high-energy show back to the Borderland in the fall.
Big name entertainment performing in El Paso this week, February 11 - February 14, 2015
A 17-year-old girl was transported to University Medical Center Sunday evening after driving over the edge of Transmountain Road.
The El Paso Chihuahuas and Komen El Paso are teaming up to help the fight against breast cancer in our community.
El Paso's Love Affair and Bridal Expo returns on Sunday, March 15th, featuring the Sun City's finest wedding vendors. Join us in our new location at the E.P.I.C. Railyard Center located on East Mills Avenue f
Orbitz's travel blog is letting the world in on one of the best things about El Paso; we have fantastic weather throughout the year.
The next time you visit an El Paso McDonald's, your money may not be good enough. Instead, you might be asked to pay with some lovin'.
Here's what's going on in and around El Paso this weekend, February 6 – February 8, 2015.
Making our way around the UTEP area and we ran into a new place in town. Peking Express. It was a pleasant experience.
A list of the best burritos in America was recently released and El Paso's Delicious Mexican Eatery was declared home to one of the best in the country.
If you have an active warrant you'll want to take care of it sooner than later, because Municipal Court plans on publishing your name in the paper if you don't.

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NFC North: New York Yankees
The Packers' popularity
March, 24, 2009
By Kevin Seifert | ESPN.com
Posted by ESPN.com's Kevin Seifert
DANA POINT, Calif. -- In a fortuitous bit of corporate synergy, the NFL and ESPN Sports Poll collaborated on a study to determine the nation's most popular individual pro sports franchises.
Owners and team executives viewed the results of the poll this week during their opening gathering at the St. Regis Hotel. NFL teams captured six of the top 10 spots in the poll, including the Black and Blue's own Green Bay Packers at No. 2.
By one measure, the poll means that in 2008, the Packers had the second-highest percentage of supporters among all U.S. pro sports franchises.
"We're a very recognizable brand and I think we still have a national following," Packers president/CEO Mark Murphy said. Here's the full list for 2008:
- Dallas Cowboys
- Green Bay Packers
- Pittsburgh Steelers
- New England Patriots
- New York Yankees
- Los Angeles Lakers
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Youth advised to donate blood regularly
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HASSAN: President of Hassan Zilla Panchayat C.N. Balakrishna, who inaugurated a blood donation camp at the Hassan Institute of Medical Sciences here on Thursday, expressed concern at the rising number of accidents on the National Highway No. 48 and suggested that blood banks should be opened at Sakleshpur and Chennarayapatna so that the lives of injured could be saved.
The highway passes through these towns which are 35 km away from Hassan.
Precious time was lost in bringing the injured from the accident spot to Hassan and sometimes they succumbed to injuries on the way, he said.
Blood banks should be opened near places prone to accidents to save the lives of injured, he said.
Mr. Balakrishna said that there was no age limit to donate blood. People aged above 60 could also donate blood if they were in good health. He advised the youth to donate blood regularly. He suggested to the District Health Officer (DHO) to conduct awareness programmes in villages on the importance of blood donation.
The blood donation camp was organised by the District Health Office, Government Nursing College, Government Employee's Association, district branch of the Lion's Club, Indian Red Cross Society and the State AIDS Prevention Society.
President of the District Consumer Forum Siddaiah also expressed concern at rising number of road accidents in the State. Youth should make it a mission to donate blood, he added.
Chief Executive Officer of the zilla panchayat Shankaranarayana presided over the inauguration function.
Vice-president of the City Municipal Council Shankar and DHO Nagaraja Rao spoke.
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Honey Ginger Champagne
- Servings: 12
Source: Martha Stewart Weddings, Fall 2009
For the Gingered Honey Syrup
- 3/4 cup honey
- 1 1/2 cups water
- 3 ounces sliced fresh ginger
- 2 tablespoons crystallized ginger
- 2 bottles (750 milliliters) Champagne
Make the gingered honey syrup: Heat honey and water in a pan, stirring until simmering. Remove
from heat; add fresh ginger. Cover; let sit 1 hour.
Strain, then refrigerate. Makes 2 cups; may be doubled, tripled, or cut in thirds.
Divide crystallized ginger among 12 glasses (1/2 teaspoon each). Divide gingered honey syrup among glasses (2 tablespoons each), then pour Champagne into glasses.
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ShanaBarry 19 Nov, 2009
A classic Martha cocktail, very refined, fresh ingredients which work great for my lifestyle. I'd say the above cocktail would be dramatically less filling if you substituted the 3/4 cup of honey with the new Seagrams 7 Dark Honey. Has anyone tried this yet? It just became available in NYC (nov 09) and i think this is definite a recipe im going to try out!


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- Parents' Evenings
- Year 7 Parent Evening is on Wed 22.4.15. Each year group has an annual parent evening for which we expect 100% attendance.
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- Parents must contact the school by 8:30am if child will be absent for sickness or other reason.
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- Download a copy of the full exam timetable for Year 11 students and families 2015.
- Homework Timetable
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Kitchit cooks up $7.5 mln Series A
San Francisco-based Kitchit, which offers chef-made meals at home, has received $7.5 million in Series A funding. Javelin Venture Partners led the round. In conjunction with the funding, Alex Gurevich and Noah Doyle of Javelin Venture Partners have been added to Kitchit's board of directors.


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Latest Metal News
Last updated on March 31, 2015 at 10:49 AM ET
We post metal news every day, throughout the day, covering thousands of metal bands including underground and unsigned bands.
Below is the latest news, but check back often for updates. You can also browse our news archive or find news by band.
9 news articles posted today (and counting...)
Antigama Releases "Used To" Clip
"Used To" is the first track from the upcoming new album "The Insolent" by Polish extreme grindcore/experimental outfit Antigama. Check out the video clip below.
The video footage was shot by Pawel "Pavulon" Jaroszewicz and Lukasz Myszkowski at JNS Studio during "The Insolent" recording sessions.
"The Insolent" will be released on CD, LP, MC and digital download formats this coming May 7th, 2015 through Selfmadegod Records. More...
Battlecross Posts New Live Drum-Cam Clip
Detroit, Michigan's Battlecross has released a brand new live drum-cam video, showcasing drummer Alex Bent blasting through the song "Ghosts Alive".
Check out now the clip below (courtesy of sickdrummermagazine).
Just For Fun
Metallica's "Enter Sandman" Banjo Cover Version
Metallica songs have been covered by countless artists in just about every genre imaginable. Now a banjo cover version of Metallica's smash song "Enter Sandman" courtesy of Banjo Guy Ollie can be seen below.
Says Ollie about the clip: "Coinciding with the end of my first year on youtube, this one took a while but here's a full version of 'Enter Sandman', the first one in my series of tributes to all the bands I loved from the '80s and '90s."
In addition to playing his namesake instrument, Banjo Guy Ollie does some nice mandolin shredding on the song, as well. Check it out below.
Scalafrea Posts New Song "The Bastard One"
Colorado-based technical death metal trio Scalafrea is streaming another new song titled "The Bastard One" taken from the upcoming new EP "Opposites In Polarity" which will be released on April 15th.
Check out now "The Bastard One" below.
Kavyk Posts "Hymns and Hollow Words"
Kavyk a new band blackened death metal band hailing from Hammond, Louisiana is streaming a new track titled "Hymns and Hollow Words". The track is taken from the band's demo which will be released later this year.
Check it out below.
Oblivionized Posts Title Track
Deathgrinders of Oblivionized - a trio hailing from London - are nearing the release of their debut album "Life Is A Struggle, Give Up" and premiere the title-track of the upcoming release.
"Life Is A Struggle, Give Up" is scheduled for release in April on Secret Law Records (vinyl, CD, digital download).
Check out the new song below.
Employed To Serve Premieres New Video
Post-hardcore outfit Employed To Serve (featuring members of Oblivionized and Regurgitate Life) premieres a new video "Watching Films To Forget I Exist" taken from their upcoming debutalbum "Greyer Than You Remember".
Check out now "Watching Films To Forget I Exist" below.
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Wovoka Posts New Track "The Sight"
Southern California-based sludge act Wovoka is streaming a brand new track titled "The Sight" off the band's debut album "Saros" below, which will be released on April 14th on CD/DD formats via Battleground Records.
Explains Guitarist Cody Schnieders the idea of the album: More...
Sun & Sail Club Premieres New Song
The heavy stoner rockers of Sun & Sail Club premiere the first song titled "Dresden Fireball Freakout Flight" taken from their new album "The Great White Dope", which is set to drop in May 2015 on CD and vinyl.
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Collection, Wraparound — From the May 1975 issue
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Nostalgia and shelter
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Books — From the December 1974 issue
By Justin Smith
Acreage of a Christian nudist colony under development in Florida:
Continuing Care, Inc. (Venice, Fla.)
Florida's wildlife officials decided to remove the manatee, which has a mild taste that readily adapts to recipes for beef, from the state's endangered-species list.
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"All the leading priests and the people likewise were exceedingly unfaithful, following all the abominations of the nations; and they polluted the house of the Lord which he had hallowed in Jerusalem. The Lord, the God of their fathers, sent persistently to them by his messengers, because he had compassion on his people and on his dwelling place; but they kept mocking the messengers of God, despising his words, and scoffing at his prophets, till the wrath of the Lord rose against his people, till there was no remedy."
(2 Chronicles 36:14-16)
"Then if any
one says to you, 'Behold, here is the Christ!' or 'There he is!' do not believe
it. For false Christs and false prophets
will arise and show great signs and wonders, so as to lead astray, if possible,
even the elect. Behold, I have told you
beforehand. So, if they say to you,
'Behold, he is in the wilderness,' do not go out; if they say, 'Behold, he is
in the inner rooms,' do not believe it."
(Matthew 24:23)
"I am the bread of life. Your fathers ate the manna in the wilderness, and they died. This is the bread which comes down from heaven, that a man may eat of it and not die. I am the living bread which came down from heaven; if any one eats of this bread, he will live for ever."
(John 6:48-51a)
"And this is the judgement, that the light has come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil."
(John 3:19)
"My Holy Angels... are now
marking the foreheads, of men and women and children, who will be saved during
this coming Tribulation, versus the ones who have 'sold out'. This
seal, is permanent, and can not be undone."
(-Jesus, Sunday December 18, 2011)
"I have had enough of the freemasonic agenda, working, within what once
was My Church, trying to take down My Sheep and turn them into
goats. But there is no excuse, the sheep are just as
responsible: for they hear My voice and they know Me, and
they follow Me out of 'the antichrist churches', into True
Worship, and they flee the 'abomination of desolation' - which is people
turning themselves, into 'gods'."
(-Jesus, Sunday, October 16, 2011)
"'The abomination of
desolation' has come – which is people turned inwards worshiping themselves instead of the Most High True God."
(-Jesus, Wednesday, February 1, 2012)
"I tell you now
My children, 'the mark of the beast' is already in the churches – people in
many cases are baptizing their children, in the 'spirit of abominations
and desolation.' Yes it really is that bad."
(-Jesus, Friday, February 10, 2012)
"What has become of all
of My Sacraments? I tell you I do not even recognize them
any more – for as long as these abominations are in their midst,
I will no longer come to My people."
(-Jesus, Friday, February 10, 2012)
"The 'abomination of
desolation', now stands, in all of the places, that once, were
"Holy Ground". Get ready! Prepare your hearts. Make amends
with Me and your neighbor, for I am coming soon, to call
'My Bride', to safety."
(-Jesus, Tuesday, March 27, 2012)
"The 'spirit of the antichrist',
has descended, upon all of the churches, in a very
profound way. It is as though 'black sludge' is covering, all of
the institutions. So I am asking My People: if they care
about 'life', if they care about 'love', if they care, for their own
souls, then they should flee – flee at once, the abomination of
desolation! For I am not present in any of your ceremonies.
I have withdrawn Myself."
(-Jesus, Tuesday, April 3, 2012)
(Editor's Note: We regret to inform you, of the extremely uncomfortable Truth (the regret is because of how uncomfortable this is going to make you feel, not, because it is the Truth), that the True Holy Spirit - the One that is of the Most High True God, who dwells above the highest Heavens, the Spirit that brought all Life to the Earth, was removed from ALL of the churches, some time in October 2009. The 'spirit' dwelling in ALL of the churches, including the one you are attending (if you are still going that is), is 'the spirit of the antichrist'. The abomination of desolation, is NOW, in ALL of the churches. Everyone seems to think that when the abomination of desolation is "set up" in their church, that their pastor is going to say so. The simple corresponding truth is, that wouldn't be very lucrative now would it! And that is exactly why they kept on preaching at the expense of souls: for money, and more money, and money, alone. When Jesus Christ the Lord said, on October 3 2009, that He abolished the Holy Sacrifice, what this means is, "there is no more expiation for sin" - in other words, the World as you know it, can ONLY spiral downwards, until it is destroyed in part, and then FULLY recreated. You will find more notes like this one throughout the Testimony, to help people understand what most of them struggle with - NOT because those points are flawed in any way, but because they are "extremely uncomfortable" to read, and therefore the reader needs some additional help.)
said: What, is within all the churches around, the World
My children? - Even, as far as Nigeria, itself? ["The
abomination of desolation?"] Yes, the answer is: the abomination that makes desolate,
the souls, of all who attend, to worship: the false 'gods'
in that place - they worship falsely. I am separating: the sheep, from the goats. And people are
not listening, to My Messages on line, about the Abomination of
Desolation, within all of the religious institutions. And so I have allowed
'this thing' to happen, to a certain woman, to reveal to
the churches – everywhere: 'the fruit' of their prayers and sacrifices. If they ask something of Me in 'the spirit of the antichrist',
then they will be 'quite surprised' with what they get –
as I do not answer those prayers; but 'the enemy of souls' does. If Pharaoh's magicians, can turn their rods
into serpents, then 'the enemy', can make a goat, come out,
of a woman fully possessed, by 'the spirit, of the enemy' himself.
'The fruit of her loins', becomes 'his child'. The fruit, of a mother, who loves life, will be a normal baby
– if she has not committed: the act, of abortion; then I will bless her, with
a child – that is normal. But most women are desiring: death,in their wombs – inside church, and outside. The
"fellowship", that the woman was part of, was: 'a satanic unity'
– of souls. This
is very "unpleasant" to hear - as the Truth, can be discomforting.
Perhaps people will realize: that no matter how much they reject
the truths in front of them, they still can not escape: 'the reality', of 'the woman',
giving birth, to "a real goat"; and 'the reality', of radiation poisoning:everyone, on the Face of the Earth; and 'the reality', of the coming, mutations.
(-Jesus, Saturday,
October 6, 2012)


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But using some statistics,
Uh oh...
...there may be billions of potentially habitable worlds in the galaxy.
How many sagans is that?
Well, there's the Jungle Hypothesis, the Zoo Hypothesis, and I'm sure a few other ones. While lack of proof isn't proof, there's also the possibility that intelligent life in this part of the galaxy only started recently.
Or you know, Reapers.
This reminds me of Geico commercials. "15 minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance." If you think about that sentence, it really doesn't say anything. The sentence would be true if 1 in 10,000 people who took 15 minutes to call Geico saved more than fifteen percent off their car insurance.
My personal favorite example of such claims has always been "baked with real vegetables" on some snack crackers.
In no way does that imply that the vegetables are ingredients. Merely that they were baked with real vegetables. Throw a carrot in the oven, and the statement becomes true.
I take it you've never worked in big business.
Voyager will almost certainly survive until it reaches another star system; maybe not with any power, but it'll be an intact object (there aren't a lot of other objects floating around in interstellar space for it to collide with).
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Hey Everyone ~ It's been a busy 2015 so far, so much going on... Like I stated last year, I'm not too concerned w/ rankings here on RN & this year I've resolved to really connect w/ other artists, not just become a fan but really listen to their songs & promote them too. My main social media outlet is Twitter; it's funny because a couple of years ago Twitter was my least favorite but since I've been using Tweetdeck everything is in real time & the interaction is crazy good. I love promoting different bands & artists on there. Lastly, I've just uploaded a raw version of "Rollercoaster", I think I may re-record it though & new stuff coming! Thanks again for being fans ~
'Just wanted to make a quick note & thank everyone who's either become my fan or connected w/ me here on Reverbnation. It's been great meeting all of you & listening to some truly great music & like I wrote on my last blog, let's try to promote each other this year on our social platforms of choice. Have a great January!
Happy 2015 Everyone! My prayer is that each of you come into the fullness of what God has for you, both in your personal & professional lives. Rankings here on RN (or in real life) are okay, but relationships & networking are so much more important; take some time to consider promoting other artists on here... follow & promote them on Google+, Myspace, Twitter or your social media of choice... give them a listen & a word of encouragement... sometimes that will go farther than any promotion packet. Anyway, have a great new year!
Starting September 5th, 2014 I'll be hosting "Acoustic Cafe" at Lakeside Family Church in Stevensville, MI. If you're in the area, join us on the 1st & 3rd Fridays of every month as we recreate the 60's Coffee House experience. The format is basically open-mic (though there will be some mini-concerts scheduled); you'll hear music from the 50's - 90's, different genres/styles & some original songs/compositions too ~ The format is casual & relaxed & this is a great place to network w/ other artists in the area, 'hope to see you there!
"Worship is simply giving God His breath back" ~ Lou Giglio Job 12:10 "In His hand is the life of every living thing and the breath of all mankind" Isaiah 42:5 "...He Who gives breath to the people on it and spirit to those who walk in it" Acts 17:25 "...for it is He Himself Who gives life and breath and all things to all [people]" Scripture tells us that every breath comes from the Lord, every single breath: He's given us His Life, abundantly & He's also given us His breath, eternally. It doesn't matter if you can sing or not or even sing as well as someone else; sing w/ the voice that God gave you. He made the canary & the crow & He loves to hear them both. So, as you come before Him in private worship or as you gather together in corporate worship, return God's breath to Him in praise, in adoration, in worship... Continue it during the week, every day, every hour, let your every breath be a sweet aroma that God inhabits. Psalm 150:6 "Let everything that has breath praise the Lord" ~
Music is such a powerful thing, it can move hearts & it can tear down walls, it can heal & it can hurt, it can calm & it can stir; music is such a powerful weapon & awesome expression of not only the human experience but the spiritual one too.
Be yourself & express yourself as only you know how to, find your own sound, your own style then... own it. There's enough copycats in the world, be a cool cat.
It's the one that's different, the one that stands out that gets noticed, never the one that blends in so stand out: learn new things, new scales, new styles, new sounds but be... yourself...
Creativity is inherent in the human nature, it's a divine thread wired into our DNA so create as only you can & glorify the Lord as only you can ~
It's been a busy year so far: a couple of recording projects in works... collaborating... songwriting... co-songwriting... promoting... social media stuff... open mic stuff... acoustic concerts... it's been a blur, a blast of course but still a blur.
Since the dawn of time we've all had the same 24 hours to work w/, the same 24 hours to impact our world & make our mark, the same 24 hours to exist or to live, the same 24 hours to advance our own agenda or advance the Kingdom.
In all my "busyness" my main priority has been & will always be:
- knowing God more intimately - seeking His glory above my own - helping people be all they can be in Christ
Being in the music business doesn't have to be "dog eat dog" or even cutthroat, we can help each other, network w/ each other & promote each other, unity among Christians is a great thing: it commands the blessing & shows the world we truly love Christ & one another.
Be Blessed ~
I just wanted to offer a word of encouragement:
Don't be obsessed w/ numbers or stats... or how many plays you've gotten on a certain song... or how many fans you have... or what your ranking is...
Just make great music.
Long before there was Reverbnation, Purevolume or Myspace Music; long before there was social media of any kind, there was music, musicians & fans, period.
Each artist had their own community, their own support group, their own fan base & their own style. From seedy nightclubs to coffeehouse open mics to Google+ on air hangouts, just get your music out there & don't worry about things you have no control over.
One more piece of encouragement: network. Seriously, network & promote not only your stuff, but also other artists. I know that sounds crazy but try it; it might just work for you like it's worked for me.
If you're going to be obsessed then be obsessed w/ making great music & have a great time while doing it.
'just a word...
quit the comparing... quit trying to be like someone else... what works for them may not work for you...
quit trying to live their life & start living your own... God gave you a voice... whether you speak, sing or write w/ it... it's your own voice...
God gave you a life... if you're hid w/ Him live it for Him... but live your own life & let others live theirs...
comparison kills... it kills inspiration, creativity, drive... originality births & it continues to birth...
speak, sing, write... but do it w/ the voice you're given... & it will resonate.
I took a little walk yesterday & I thought about the mercy of God in dealing w/ people.
Samson lost both his strength & his sight, in that time he probably reflected on his life choices & in the end, he was humbled & died a changed man.
Then there's Jonah who couldn't see things clearly & found himself trapped in a fish, nowhere to go, but safe in the dark... just him & God working things out.
Then there's Saul, who was blinded for three days & he discovered what was truly important & got a new name & purpose in the process; all examples of the mercy of God in dealing w/ people...
If you'll notice, each of these cases involved blindness or darkness; sometimes, but not always, it takes complete darkness for us to see clearly -


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A Slap in the Face: Why Insults Hurt—And Why They Shouldn't
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Insults are part of the fabric of daily life. But why do we insult each other? Why do insults cause us such pain? Can we do anything to prevent or lessen this pain? Most importantly, how can we overcome our inclination to insult others? In A Slap in the Face, William Irvine undertakes a wide-ranging investigation of insults, their history, the role they play in social relationships, and the science behind them. He examines not just memorable zingers, such as Elizabeth Bowen's description of Aldous Huxley as "The stupid person's idea of a clever person," but subtle insults as well, such as when someone insults us by reporting the insulting things others have said about us: "I never read bad reviews about myself," wrote entertainer Oscar Levant, "because my best friends invariably tell me about them." Irvine also considers the role insults play in our society: they can be used to cement relations, as when a woman playfully teases her husband, or to enforce a social hierarchy, as when a boss publicly berates an employee. He goes on to investigate the many ways society has tried to deal with insults-by adopting codes of politeness, for example, and outlawing hate speech-but concludes that the best way to deal with insults is to immunize ourselves against them: We need to transform ourselves in the manner recommended by Stoic philosophers. We should, more precisely, become insult pacifists, trying hard not to insult others and laughing off their attempts to insult us. A rousing follow-up to The Good Life, A Slap in the Face will interest anyone who's ever delivered an insult or felt the sting of one—in other words, everyone.
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-- South Africa's provincial government of Gauteng will widen its social security net to ensure that people qualifying for grants benefit, Gauteng social services and population Development Minister Angelina Motshekga has said.
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Kenya decries mass student exodus to foreign universities
23 may 2002 17:57:00
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-- Kenya's minister for education, Henry Kosgey, Thursday decried the massive exodus of Kenyan students to foreign universities, saying it costs the government billions of US dollars through education fees abroad.
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Zambia stays education reforms in wait of stakeholder input
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Benin University students launch strike
22 may 2002 22:25:00
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South Africa, Botswana Deport Illegal Zimbabwean Immigrants
22 may 2002 18:59:00
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-- South Africa has deported more than 2,300 illegal Zimbabwean immigrants and Botswana is sending home about 300 Zimbabwean border jumpers daily, immigration officials here said Wednesday.
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4,000 workers at Swazi Sugar Company strike for pay rise
22 may 2002 17:43:00
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Thousands of Algerian inmates get presidential pardon
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Guinea Bissau government pre-empts strike by civil servants
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22 may 2002 13:05:00
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Hungry millions in SADC depend on South Africa for maize
21 may 2002 20:05:00
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Burundi authorities threaten striking teachers
21 may 2002 17:09:00
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Mauritius trade unions call for demonstrations against govt
21 may 2002 14:52:00
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Zimbabwe ratifies labour convention
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-- Zimbabwe on Monday ratified an International Labour Organisation (ILO) convention on the right of workers and employers to form and belong to any association of their choice to defend their rights.
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Kenyan Chief Justice Dismisses Report on Graft
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-- Kenya's Chief Justice Bernard Chunga went on the offensive Monday dismissing an eminent Commonwealth probe team that had pointed accusing fingers on what it reported as rampant corruption in the judiciary.
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Guinea-Bissau trade union issues strike threat
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-- The National Union of Bissau- Guinean Workers (UNTG), which comprises 14 trade unions, has threatened a three-day general strike over outstanding pay for government workers, according to UNTG spokesman Sabana Embalo.
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UN officials to co-ordinate regional food aid
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-- UN diplomats from southern Africa states met in Zimbabwe at the weekend to plot the purchase and delivery of massive food aid and other humanitarian assistance to the drought-stricken sub-region.
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Brain drain costs Africa $4 billion annually
02 may 2002 11:56:00
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-- Brain drain costs Africa four billion US dollars as at least 20,000 qualified African professionals migrate to the West each year, says an Ethiopian academician.
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Airline and space voyager donate to children
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-- South African Airways (SAA) will donate funds to the "Reach for a Dream Charity" to commemorate cosmonaut Mark Shuttleworth's contribution to science and Africa's renaissance.
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6,000 demonstrate against racism in Reunion on May Day
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-- After Jean-Marie Le Pen's surprise showing in the first round of French presidential poll, some 6,000 people demonstrated in Reunion on May Day, Wednesday, against "racism and colonialism.
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Prime Minister pays tribute to Mauritian workers
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-- Siaka Diakite, Secretary General of the Mali National Workers' Union (UNTM), urged fellow unionists Wednesday to pull together to realise the Union's goal of protecting workers' rights in the country.
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Kenyan workers get 7 percent salary hike
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South African workers to celebrate Workers' Day
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-- Thousands of South African workers were Wedensday expected to attend Workers' Day rallies organised by the Confederation of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) at 28 venues around the country.
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Debutant Bilawal Bhatti dismissed Jayawardene for 5 and 0 in Abu Dhabi, and captain Angelo Mathews played a career-best knock of 157 not out to set up a stiff target of 302 and force Pakistan to settle for a draw.
''Difficult to say that the long break had a big effect,'' Jayawardene said Monday after the team's training for the second Test, which starts Wednesday. ''I got two good balls and I couldn't avoid getting out to them. I'm not thinking too much about what's been, but I prepared well for that match and I'm preparing for the next one.''
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''When you face a bowler for the first time there is always a small difference,'' said Jayawardene, who has hit 31 centuries and scored 10,811 runs. ''He bowled in really good areas when I went to bat ... I had watched how Bhatti bowls, but watching him and playing him are very different things.''
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Ilya Kovalchuk has been in the news lately due to reports regarding his potential exit from the KHL and return to the NHL. Thanks to a Paul Bunyan-esque chop to the legs of Alexander Radulov, he's grabbing headlines for another reason.
The slash came in the first game of the KHL's Western Conference Final, which pits Kovalchuk's SKA St. Petersburg against Radulov's CSKA Moscow. With St. Petersburg down 3-0 and Radulov in control of the puck, Kovalchuk approached Radulov from behind and tagged his ankle with a violent chop. Read more


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Blue Anchors add middle infielder
The Alexandria Blue Anchors have added a middle infielder to the roster for the upcoming 2014 season.
Ryan Busch, currently a junior at Georgetown University, is one of the newest additions to the Blue Anchors roster. Busch, who plays both second base and shortstop, was raised in Falcon Heights and is excited to return to the state to play summer baseball.
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Wendy D. Hofmann
Jan. 19, 1952 - Nov. 21, 2005
CLARKFIELD -- Wendy D. Hofmann, 53, of Clarkfield died Monday at Johnson Memorial Hospital in Dawson, after an 8½ year battle with cancer.
The service will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Clarkfield Lutheran Church. Burial will be at Trinity Lutheran Cemetery in Boyd.
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