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redzone - 9:09 pm on Nov 10, 2004 (gmt 0)
Excite, HotBot, and AV were ingrained into people's heads in from 1997-2000. If G is going to remain at the top of the heap, then they'll have to accomplish what no search engine has previously done, show more than "short term" staying power. Google suffers from the same weakness that the above (3) one time SE leaders exhibited: No direct source of Internet traffic. He who controls the entry way to the web, owns the web, and that's why MSN and AOL are two of the top 5 web properties in terms of usage. Both at one time or another have had "pathetic" search functionality, yet remained strong. Imagine MSN's market share with a strong search function. It can't do anything but increase. Yahoo has already done what G had better look into: either buy or partner with a major broadband network. Yahoo partnering with SBC was a great move to insure that a large percentage of internet users start at Yahoo every time they log on. I say "Kudo's" to MSN for finally getting their "Search" together! A big "3" is much more healthy for my pocketbook, than a big "1.5"... Google was cool for the consumer because it was "new" and "trendy".. But anything new and trendy goes stale after time. Though I still use G for much of my search on the web, I among other's have noticed declining relevance and quality in G's SERPS over the last few months. Now I just wish AOL would get it together, and buy Ask/Teoma, Wisenut, or some proven search technology, improve it, and give us a Big 4 again!
Why would an MSN subscriber go to Google if they can get good results right at home?


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Driver haunted by newlywed crash
The Stratham man was driving on Roberts Road in Rollinsford when, he said, a car came racing up behind him.
Fearing the driver was impaired, Myers dialed 911 and gave the operator a detailed account of everything he saw.
"If people see some behavior like this, call and maybe you can stop a person before they destroy a lot of lives," Myers said Thursday.
On the day of the deadly accident, Myers had just left a shop he operates in Rollinsford for his business, StrathamWood Studios, when he said a car approached him from behind on Roberts Road at a high rate of speed.
"I was looking in the mirror and I could see he was swerving," said Myers, who worried that Tsopas would try to pass and hit a vehicle in the opposite direction.
"I just wanted to see which way he was going and wanted to relay that to police. I hoped they would pull him over before something happened," Myers said.
Myers said the crash happened about 200 feet in front of him.
"He went into the left-hand lane. It was nearly head-on. Their car spun around and ended up in my travel lane," Myers recalled.
"He is walking down Old Mill Lane … in his underwear. This guy is obviously drunk," Myers told a dispatcher in the 911 call.
Dover fire and rescue personnel were on their way to another call when they approached the accident scene.
At the time of the crash, Myers didn't know that the victims were newlyweds.
"I didn't even know they were from out of state. I just knew there were two people in a car who were seriously hurt," he said. "It's heartbreaking. I've had the whole range of emotions … angry, sad," he said.
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Business input is vital to sustainability issues
The West Michigan Sustainable Business Forum, a program that had its start 20 years ago, is presenting a luncheon program March 10, with the U.S. Green Building Council West Michigan Chapter, on sustainability and resiliency.
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'It is better to fail unconventionally than to succeed conventionally'
Grand Rapids Business Journal this week provides a focus on women who lead businesses, corporations, governments and nonprofits in West Michigan, and while 50 are profiled, there are dozens more who choose not to be a part of the nomination and selection process.
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'Climate of collaboration' is making GRPS a national model
Various reports and projections on the West Michigan and Michigan economy are showing notable upticks, providing at least short-term confidence to further fuel growth.
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In the sunshine of a pause from unprecedented and relentless snow accumulations, no Michigan driver can avert their attention from the equally unprecedented proliferation of potholes, further destroying an already crumbling and dangerous infrastructure.
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Farm Bill should inspire even more bipartisan work
It is undoubtedly the best work of federal legislators in more than two years.
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Minimum wage hike is maximum stupidity
President Barack Obama's State of the Union speech last week was little more than rhetorical practice, and the Business Journal might have ignored a speech void of substance, but the resulting debate regarding minimum wage levels demands comment, lest simple minds believe it is a method to boost the economy.
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Pairing: JJ/Prentiss
Rating: PG-15
Summary: This is how it starts, with a friendship that can't stop from becoming more.
Warnings: Femslash
Spoiler Warnings: None
Author's Note: Home again and the case is over! Life goes on, however.
I'd like to thank queenof1000days for her continued encouragement and inspiration as I tackle writing this behemoth. She's been invaluable and I honestly don't know what I would do without her. Security is dedicated to her.
Word Count: c. 1669
Disclaimer: Without prejudice. The names of all characters contained here-in are the property of CBS and their respective creators. No infringements of these copyrights are intended, and are used here without permission.
He'd looked out the window and seen the clouds and the land far below. The fields had looked like handkerchiefs, and he could see the streams and rivers winding around like little blue snakes everywhere. The man called Reid wasn't just good at magic. He also had candy in his pocket!
And King Aaron knew stories too, even if his didn't have any of the same characters as Emmy's stories. King Aaron's stories were about Goldilocks and the three bears, and about a girl called Rapunzel with long, long hair. King Aaron's face seemed kind of red when he told stories, though, and he kept looking at the other people like he thought they might be laughing at them, even though when Harrison looked around, they were all busy reading or sleeping.
Emmy was sleeping now, and Princess Jennifer told him not to wake her up, but they didn't understand. The bad man had taken away his mommy, but Harrison had it all figured out. God, or maybe the angels, had known what the bad man was going to do, and so they'd sent him Emmy to take care of him. She was pretty and even looked like his mommy, and she smelled nice and sang pretty songs.
He squirmed out of Princess Jennifer's lap and curled up next to Emmy on the couch she was sleeping on. Carefully, gently, he kissed her forehead, like his mommy used to do to him, and closed his eyes.
"The boy is obviously attached to Prentiss," Hotch remarked, when he'd got over the embarrassment of actually knowing children's stories well enough to retell them. His agents, out of respect of self-preservation, were carefully not mentioning this previously unknown talent. "At the risk of sounding sentimental, it's nice to see Emily so… soft, for a change. Her behavior and conduct as an agent of the FBI are obviously beyond reproach, but seeing her with this child…"
"It's beautiful," JJ supplied wistfully. "It's brought out a side of her none of us even knew existed. I don't think even she knew that she had even a scrap of maternal instinct."
"And how are you feeling about this new development?" Hotch asked her carefully. "To put it bluntly, it wasn't so long ago you were in the same position the boy is in now, burrowing into Prentiss for comfort and refusing to leave her side. Of course, you had something of an excuse in that you were practically delirious with fever."
Indignantly, JJ sat up straighter and rounded on Hotch, ready to defend her own honor, when she saw the twinkle in Hotch's eye. He was teasing her, she realized, too late to mask her initial response. "Jerk," she muttered, hiding a smile.
"Excuse me, Agent Jareau?" Hotch asked, feigning reproach at her remark.
"You're a jerk, sir," JJ amended with a smirk.
After they touched down Emily hoisted Harrison onto her hip. "I don't have a car seat for him," she realized with a groan. She was just beginning to realize how much she had taken on, and how unprepared she was for the reality of looking after a child.
"I have one of Jack's booster seats in the trunk of mine," Hotch said, surprisingly. "It should tide you over." He grabbed the seat and helped Emily set Harrison up in the back seat of her car. He protested being buckled in as Emily backed out of the car, but she showed him that she was only going to the driver's seat.
JJ settled into the passenger seat and smiled back at Harrison. "See? It's okay. Emily's going to drive us home, and then we can have some food. What do you like to eat?"
The boy visibly relaxed as Emily got in the car as promised. "Can we have burgers?" he asked.
Emily reached out and took JJ's hand, lacing their fingers together and shooting her a look of love. "Yes, we can have burgers," she said to Harrison. "Is it okay if the princess comes home with us?"
Harrison nodded. "I like her," he said to Emily, ignoring the fact that JJ was right there in the car. "She doesn't have dark hair like you or mommy, but you were right, her hair is golden like sunshine. And she's pretty, and she smells good, and she gives good hugs."
"Well, would you look at that," Emily remarked dryly to JJ. "Looks like you're a keeper, Princess Jennifer."
Hours later when they had eaten, Emily tucked Harrison up in the big bed in her guest room. It wasn't really a kid-friendly room, but she figured she could go shopping in the morning. In the meantime, the bed was big enough that he wasn't likely to fall out. She took the lamp off the bedside table and set it down on the floor by the door, turning it on as a makeshift night light.
"You remember where the bathroom is?" she asked, stroking his hair gently.
"Across the hall, count two doors, and that's the bathroom," he recited obediently. "And if I get lost, follow the lights." Emily had set up more makeshift night lights all the way to the bathroom, almost like an air strip's approach lights, so there could be no confusing where he had to go, if he had to go.
"And you remember where I'll be?" she checked.
"You're the big door at the end of the hall," he said, eyes drooping. "Why can't I sleep with you?"
Emily blushed. "Because you're a big boy, and big boys get their own rooms and their own beds," she hedged, not wanting to admit that the real reason was "because the princess is bunking with me".
"Okay." Harrison yawned, his little hand reaching up to cup Emily's face. "I love you, Emmy."
Emily's breath caught in her throat, but she smiled at him through suddenly watery eyes. "I love you too, little man," she whispered back.
"He's asleep," she said as she plopped down on the couch next to JJ.
"You are amazing with him," JJ breathed, leaning into her. "I've never seen anything like it. It actually made my heart hurt a little, watching you soothe him after his panic attack back at the cabin." She leaned in for a soft kiss. "It isn't hard to see why he loves you."
Emily kissed back just as gently, but then something came over her. She stood, taking JJ by the hand and leading her down the hall to her bedroom. As soon as the door was closed behind them, she grabbed JJ by the shoulders, pushing her up against the door and kissing her hard.
"I've been waiting all damn day to do this," she gasped, feeling like she could devour this woman. "I need you close, JJ…"
"I'm here," JJ panted, kissing back just as desperately. "God, Emily… you feel so good…"
Abandoning JJ's lips, much to the younger woman's dismay, Emily made it up to her by turning her attention to JJ's neck, nibbling lightly and darting her tongue out to taste. It was, she realized through her haze of desire, the most intimate thing they had done to date, and she also realized that she didn't want to stop, not yet. She wanted JJ crazy, wanted her moaning and desperate, and she knew just how to do it.
She kissed up JJ's neck to her ear and, after dragging her tongue around the soft curve, she began whispering urgently. "I want you," she groaned. "I want to feel you next to me. I want to discover every inch of you…" She let out a hot breath, right into JJ's ear, feeling the precise moment when JJ's knees buckled and deftly catching her.
"Are you sure?" JJ moaned, her voice high pitched and needy. "You really wanna do this?"
Kissing and touching, yes, Emily wanted those. But she knew that as much as she had led JJ on, she still wasn't ready to take the final plunge. "I want to be close to you," she said, backing off a little and setting JJ back on her feet. "I might not be ready for… everything, but I'm ready for this."
"Just say when," JJ said quietly, kissing Emily again. Her hands traced up Emily's side, then began unbuttoning her blouse, pushing it off her shoulders. Emily said nothing, just returned the kiss, still pushing herself close. JJ, boldly, unbuckled Emily's belt, waiting to be stopped, but Emily just shimmied out of her pants, kicking them aside and meeting JJ's gaze with vulnerable eyes.
"You're gorgeous," JJ whispered, looking at the brunette in nothing but a tank top and panties. "You're… trembling! Emily, baby, we don't have to do anything you're not ready for."
"I've got… scars," Emily said bashfully. "And I'm kind of… I have angles, with my hips. And I have weird knees."
"You're gorgeous," JJ repeated seriously. She walked Emily back towards the bed, pressing soft kisses to her mouth and helping her under the covers before undressing down to her own underwear and climbing in. "Every part of you is gorgeous, even the bits you don't like. Like this nose…" JJ's eyes got teary all of a sudden. "I came so close to never seeing this nose again," she choked. "These eyes… this beautiful smile… I almost lost all of it. I almost lost you."
Emily held her tightly. "I promise, I won't do anything like that again," she vowed. "I'll stick with Morgan, or Reid, or Hotch. I'll never go anywhere without a partner. I'll come home to you, JJ. Every night, I'll come home to you… if you promise you'll do the same for me."
"I promise," JJ nodded, clinging to Emily.
Wrapped around each other, in the least amount of clothing they'd ever worn in front of each other, Emily and JJ fell asleep – with JJ's hand well and truly clutching Emily's tank top, like she would rather die than let her go.


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c'est abusé ce qui vous arrive j'espere que sa s'arrangera bon courage et continué a nous faire révé avec vos création ;)
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c'est abusé ce qui vous arrive j'espere que sa s'arrangera bon courage et continué a nous faire révé avec vos création ;)
do you use a cleo 4 with your sanny builder?
it's on the scm on external part call offworld
that the reason i put a txt file of the scm , you can compile this one
Remove all colormap and normalmap where are the exe of gta sa, or if you talk about the stargate aura you can't remove it
VC Oo so many model can't go to VC due to the large number of face , and GTA united that i love made a very great work and they work hard to finish their mod , this mod it's unfinish that the reason it's unstable , and now we don't have time for continue that the reason we put it
anderius and united are a TC convertion , not that mod
maybe it's because you press action for that , don't press action key the menu show by itself
you can save using F8 yes
we don't really know about minimun spec because that version are not be tested on many computer , sorry about that
that depending of computers we can't fix all problem with all computer. that we suppose is there is too many model and map on it and that cause that random crash
that could happen sometimes it's an unfinish version so crash could happen , save when you are on a planet with F8 if my memory still good
you can't change it in game take a skin selector , all the model are in the gta3.img so transfer it from the gta3 to the skin.img
actually no with more time we maybe could be fix that but we don't have any time for modding now so that the reason all the code on the scm and cleo are on the pak , for those who can fix that
if it's during the game that could happen , this mod is kinda unstable but if it do during the load , try to reinstal and don't use your old savegame it will not work
That's also that we wanted but it's just not possible for us to continue this mod...
i don't know about that but i don't think is neccesary
not the same 0 , for use it is numpad 0 for the adress is the other 0
nope we stop modding after that , maybe we will publish some other stuff but we are not really sure about that.
not yet there are some bug that very annoying and we try to fix , without that we can't out the mod
So for the skirmish mod all is here , good to read that :)
when you saw the harpointdatafile.xml you see that many asuran unit are missing and the most important atlantis is missing , the model and the texture are here but not the unit shame , maybe it will come with the galactic campaign after :)
very good work i really enjoy that mod , the effect for the explosion and projectille and hyperspace as just awesone , however that kinda shame that only skirmish and shame too that missed many xml file , maybe it's a problem with the installer i don't really know
done , not bad at all :)
yes there is some mission , not many but with that you can unlock many things
not yet , we still working on it don't worry ;)
cela va dépendre des bug que l'on va rencontré mais je ne me prononce jamais sur une date de sortie
depending of bug we will meet , but i never say when it will out
forget that idea , not very difficult to made but the city himself is a problem , too much face for the SA engine ,and if you have a lower pc you will crash all the time so forget that
Proholes is a pegasus planet that we have made for this mod
So this is the end of vote now , so there are 2 for proholes , 3 for atlantis (not sure for inglomaniac my english not so good but i count it) and two for othala ,but the only things is that atlantis are already publish on some video or picture (even if we modify it) , so i will start the video tommorow with atlantis


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Ton's of hugs, Lisa!! I hope you are able to get your BFP soon! Have you seen an OB about it? Anything that can be done to help your cycles?
DS-Matthew Alexander 6/6/08
DD-Scarlett Elizabeth 7/3/10
I'm with Beth and Amy, so sorry Lisa *huge hugs* I'm sure you've already seen your OB, what has been said?
Me - Kristi, 29
DD - Leia, July 5 2008
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Thanks, ladies.
I have seen my OB. He's not concerned yet. I will call him again soon if I don't get a BFP in the next couple of cycles
It took maybe 3 or 4 cycles with Callie. I have LONG cycles, though.
Sorry Lisa. Took us YEARS before the twins. We tried for a year, talked to doctors, tried another year, had all kinds of tests, and just kept trying. All the testing came back normal enough that my OB didn't want to do anything. Frustrating is a good word...
Then Ana happened right away.
My parents had me pretty much day one of trying, and then took almost 3 years of trying for my brother. Again, nothing medically wrong enough to be a concern.
The powers that be just had a different time table than we did.
It happened before, it will happen again. Hang in there!
As for the rest of you girls OMG LOVE BABY BUMPS!
DH and I have talked about kids. I thought I wanted at least one more pregnancy while he's pretty sure he's done. I think I might be done too. Every time I see a baby bump I get a fuzzy warm remember when feeling, and that's it. No baby fever at all.
I'm preggo again as well-Mickie and Matty will have a new brother or sister in mid-August. I'll know more after my next sono on Monday.
May our home know joy, each room hold laughter, every window open to great possibilities.


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Youth is the ultimate commodity in a society of dying people. The human body is capable of producing youth. But not after you're 21. Not for you. Inside your body, youth is a nonrenewable resource. Outside your body, it's a baby. Even with exercise, a good diet, and a supersized bucket of supplements, your genes will only keep you looking and feeling ripe for so long. You're either in the desirable demographic or you're not. In the "free" market—where people are for sale—you have a sell-by date. Our society's lifestyle economy keeps middle-class youth around as a commercial engine. When we're young, companies connect youthful feelings of health and well-being with various goods, services, desires, and experiences: music, clothing, sex, drugs, drug-foods, hair cuts, hair color, graphic design, celebrities, etc. For the rest of our increasingly long lives, companies will use these formative consumer experiences to sell us the feelings of youth and to promote the inadequacies of advanced age. I will always love/drain you. Once youth starts slipping away—at a glacial pace in the beginning and then like a horrible rampaging avalanche—aging becomes a battle of attrition, a chilly arthritic retreat from Moscow in your telomeres and mitochondria. And in your mind. Meanwhile, circling above, marketing experts track your passing birthdays. Companies sell you back your own youth, preserved in deadstock eBay amber or reissued and updated in this season's colors; or a contemporary vision of youth, the alien cultural tastes and desires of people born decades after you. Or they sell you physical remedies: exercise, health food, vitamins, and primitive body modification. Simulation teenager skin cream. Twentysomething-colored hair dye. As we march forward into the future, through the decades that lie beyond our culturally prolonged "endless" childhoods, youth escalates in value and desirability like profits accruing in the banks' government-secured electronic coffers. Youth can be used to sell almost anything. Put a youth on it. In front of it. Standing next to it half-naked. In denim. In rip-stop nylon. In nostalgia for another generation's adolescence. Anything looks good on young people—even the past. Perform an amputation and screw on a golden C3PO leg; a 22-year-old will still look good. Teenagers can dress in rags and old men and women will still drool at the sight of their flesh. Pop music. Radical life extension begins in your ears. Its clandestine operating clinic is currently a clothing store. Youth always has a soundtrack. It always has a look. Generational opposition is a built-in feature of our economic system. Planned human obsolescence. Feeling stranded in a strange time? If you want to slough off your thirtysomething skin or shed your fortysomething fatigue: delete all the nostalgia from your bloodstream and get a taste transfusion. Keep your skill set current. Aging generations are the failed states of the future. ________________________________


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The Broken Spears: UC Irvine Anthropology Course Tackles The Conquest of Mexico
The Origins of Global Interdependence, an anthropology class at the University of California at Irvine, will be using Michuel Leon-Portilla's The Broken Spears during the fall 2013 semester. Examining the Aztec perspective of the Conquest of Mexico, Leon-Portilla's book expands the Conquests history to include the voices of the indigenous peoples, and includes accounts from native Aztec descendants across the centuries. All 300 students enrolled will be required to read the book.
The Broken Spears, called "[a] moving and powerful account" by the Los Angeles Times, will allow UC Irvine students to bear witness to the extraordinary vitality of oral tradition.
Charles Murray, Author of Coming Apart, Examines Demographic Shifts In This New Decade
Random House is currently giving away free versions of Charles Murray's Coming Apart (Crown Forum, January 2013), which has been adopted for Common Reading at Stonehill College, Georgetown University and Florida State University. Additionally, it has recently been adopted by Western Washington State's Politics of Inequality course. Please email firstname.lastname@example.com to request a complimentary copy. Coming Apart offers a thought-provoking commentary on class in contemporary America. Drawing on five decades of statistics and research, the book demonstrates that a new upper class, who live in hyper-wealthy zip codes called SuperZIPS, and a new lower class have diverged so far in core behaviors and values that they barely recognize their underlying American kinship—divergence that has nothing to do with income inequality and that has grown during good economic times and bad. In the below essay, Murray discusses trends that have occurred since 2010.
I began the discussion of the SuperZips with a promise to update the results in later editions of Coming Apart when the 2010 census results became available. Those results were published from December 2011 through the spring of 2012. This is the story they tell: (more…)
Fredrik Logevall's Embers of War, Winner of the 2013 Pulitzer Prize in History, Chronicles US and French Intervention in Vietnam
by Fredrik Logevall, author of Embers of War (Random House, August 2012), winner of the 2013 Pulitzer Prize in history.
Embers of War studies the conflict that drew in all the world's powers and saw two of them—first France, then the United States—attempt to subdue the revolutionary Vietnamese forces. For France, the defeat marked the effective end of her colonial empire, while for America the war left a gaping wound in the body politic that remains open to this day. In the below essay, Logevall distills key points from his book. (more…)
Generation Roe: A Perspective On The Current Pro-Choice Landscape And What The Future Holds
By Sarah Erdreich, author of Generation Roe (Seven Stories Press, March 2013).
In the spring of 2008, I was living in Washington, D.C. and working as a freelance editor. I enjoyed the work, but missed having someone besides my dog to talk with during the day. So when I came across a job posting for part-time work on the National Abortion Federation's hotline, I jumped at the opportunity.
I had never worked in the reproductive rights field, but I had always believed that women should have the right to choose: I grew up in a politically liberal town (Ann Arbor) in a politically liberal family, where I took lots of rights for granted.
And I thought that I knew plenty about abortion before I began working on the NAF hotline: the legendary court cases, the anti-choice violence, the reasons that a woman would make this choice. But working on the hotline was a real eye-opener. Every day, I heard from women of all racial, religious, and socioeconomic backgrounds that were unable to access a legal medical service because of their income, their lack of reliable transportation, or the restrictions their state placed on abortion care. (more…)
The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks: The Top Common Reading Book of 2011 and 2012
Winner of the National Academy of Sciences, National Academy of Engineering, and Institute of Medicine's Communication Award for Best Book
Winner of the Chicago Tribune Heartland Prize for Nonfiction
Winner of the Wellcome Trust Book Prize
Named by more than 60 critics as one of the best books of 2010, including: Best Book of the Year at: O, The Oprah Magazine, Publishers Weekly, Library Journal, Bookmarks Magazine, Kirkus Reviews, Booklist, Entertainment Weekly, East Bay Express, and Kansas City Star, A Discover Magazine 2010 Must Read, National Public Radio, Best of the Bestsellers
In 1951, an African American woman named Henrietta Lacks, stricken with cervical cancer, became an involuntary donor of cells from her cancerous tumor, which were propagated by scientist George Otto Gey to create an immortal cell line for medical research. These cells are now known worldwide as HeLa. In The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, award-winning science writer Rebecca Skloot brilliantly weaves together the Lacks's story–past and present–with the story of the birth of bioethics, the story of HeLa cells, and the dark history of experimentation on African Americans. Important, powerful, and compassionate, this is a remarkable work of science and social journalism. (more…)
Professors: Free Examination Copy Available. The Taste of Ashes by Marci Shore, professor of history at Yale
Interweaving archival history, scholarly research, personal recollections, and first-person vignettes, Yale historian and professor Marci Shore has written a unique treatise on post-communist Eastern Europe. Drawing on recently opened communist archives, and the memories of colleagues, acquaintances, and family members, Shore gives a platform to former communists and dissidents, Zionists, Stalinists, and their children and grandchildren. Moving across Berlin, Vienna, Prague, Warsaw, Bucharest, and Moscow, The Taste of Ashes is a scholarly yet personal portrait of events that, even as they recede into history, continue to resonate and reverberate today.
Here is a message from Marci Shore:
I was at an impressionable age when the revolutions came. This is the short answer I often give when asked by Poles or Czechs or Russians why I became interested in their part of the world. In 1989, I was seventeen years old and knew nothing about Eastern Europe. Yet growing up in suburban Pennsylvania, it was impossible not to absorb that we were locked in a struggle with the Evil Empire that might well bring about the end of the world. (more…)
Two Colleges Choose Behind the Beautiful Forevers for Fall courses
The University of Arkansas's Department of Journalism and Vassar College's Sociology Department have chosen Behind the Beautiful Forevers for their fall courses.
From Pulitzer Prize-winner Katherine Boo, a landmark work of narrative nonfiction that tells the dramatic and sometimes heartbreaking story of families striving toward a better life in one of the twenty-first century's great, unequal cities.
In this brilliantly written, fast-paced book, based on three years of uncompromising reporting, a bewildering age of global change and inequality is made human.
Annawadi is a makeshift settlement in the shadow of luxury hotels near the Mumbai airport, and as India starts to prosper, Annawadians are electric with hope. Abdul, a reflective and enterprising Muslim teenager, sees "a fortune beyond counting" in the recyclable garbage that richer people throw away. Asha, a woman of formidable wit and deep scars from a childhood in rural poverty, has identified an alternate route to the middle class: political corruption. With a little luck, her sensitive, beautiful daughter—Annawadi's "most-everything girl"—will soon become its first female college graduate. And even the poorest Annawadians, like Kalu, a fifteen-year-old scrap-metal thief, believe themselves inching closer to the good lives and good times they call "the full enjoy." (more…)
A Life of Montaigne in One Question: HOW TO LIVE
Below is a note from Sarah Bakewell, author of How to Live, on why she chose to write Montaigne's new biography:
Why did I write about Montaigne? Mostly because I wanted to keep on reading him.
Ever since my early 20s, when I picked up his Essays by chance, wanting a good book for a long train journey, he never really left me. My first response to his work on that train was one of astonishment. How could someone who wrote in the 1500s sound so familiar, so conversational, so like me? It was like having a friend or a traveling companion sitting opposite me as we whizzed through the landscape. For years after that, Montaigne was never far from my side. And I discovered that practically everything else I read had the power of leading me back to him in some way—for Montaigne is the first truly modern author, the great hidden presence behind 400 years of literature, and indeed behind much of philosophy, politics, and social theory over those centuries.
This is mainly for one simple reason: No one before Montaigne had written so honestly and minutely about the inner world of a human being. He followed every twist and turn of his psyche, believing that every individual is worth writing about at such length, for "each man bears the entire form of the human condition." But he also paid plenty of attention to the world outside. He was interested in everything; he traveled widely, held offices as magistrate and mayor, ran diplomatic missions for kings and princes, and tried his best to end the religious civil wars that tore apart the France of his day. These experiences led him to a deep fascination with human variety and difference. We share our essential humanity, he knew, but each of us has a radically different cultural, historical, and personal perspective, and that is just as fundamental. (more…)
University of California, Santa Barbara Picks the Acclaimed Book Apollo's Angels
Finalist, 2010 National Book Critics Circle Award for Nonfiction
(winner to be announced March 10th, 2011)
Named one of "The 10 Best Books of 2010" by the editors of the New York Times Book Review
"It has never been done before, what Jennifer Homans has done in Apollo's Angels. She has written the only truly definitive history of the most impossibly fantastic art form, ballet…Homans accomplishment is akin to setting the most delicate and beautiful of all the imperial Faberge eggs into a fissure high on Mount Rushmore and tracking its unlikely survival…Inspired…The story of Balanchine has been told before, and at greater lengths, but never better…An eloquent and lasting elegy to an unlasting art."—Cover Review, The New York Times Book Review
University of California, Santa Barbara selects Apollo's Angels for its History of Modern Dance course this winter. (more…)
Author Rebecca Skloot Shares Inspiration Behind The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks
The phenomenal story behind a woman named Henrietta Lacks, or better known as HeLa by scientists worldwide, is grabbing the attention of teachers and students alike.
Henrietta was a poor Southern tobacco farmer who worked the same land as her slave ancestors, yet her cells—taken without her knowledge—became one of the most important tools in medicine. The first "immortal" human cells grown in culture, they are still alive today, though she has been dead for more than sixty years.
In the following video clip, author Rebecca Skloot shares her inspiration for writing the book and how one woman's life changed the world and came to be The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks.
Author website: www.rebeccaskloot.com
To read an excerpt, click here
To order an examination copy, click here (more…)


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Sometimes the best way to deal with change is to take a deep breath and relax.
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- Jaak Nilson said...
Seems, we should not be very optimistic about existing stock business model. Who knows what will happen in future. It is a right solution to keep all different doors open.
John, seems you have a great expectations about direct sales from your own site.
Jaak - January 22, 2012 at 12:35 AM
- John Lund said...
I am confident that there is a future in stock photography. But the individuals who do well in it have to be dedicated, prolific and creative. To really make a ton of money in stock is going to be really challenging...but there are a few of those who are doing so....
John - January 22, 2012 at 9:37 AM
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Yeah, know some succeful stock photogrpahers. John Lund and some of Blend co-owners too:)))
John, thank for your second interview with Jonathan Ross. Now I am a contributor for Spaces Images, for 7 month already. I am pretty optimistic.
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NO FLAILING! Huh! I think I will take a deep breath....and take Uncle John's advise!
- January 25, 2012 at 9:49 PM
It is so reassuring that someone else realizes these things. also your attitude makes light of the situation and gives such people as myself hope and kind of a slap in the face that it will be okay if you remain calm and don't flail.
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She was born Aug. 3, 1928, in Leavittsburg, the daughter of Edith Hayes and Charles Harrison Williams.
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(WMC-TV) - Fifty years ago this week, James Meredith asserted his rights as an American citizen and in the face of violent opposition, he became the first African-American to attend the University of Mississippi.
Meredith broke the color barrier not only at Ole Miss but figuratively at all of the all-white major state universities in the Old South.
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Rocco B. Commisso Soccer Stadium | |
Location | Baker Athletics Complex, 533 W 218th St, New York, NY |
Coordinates | 40°52′20.3982″N 73°54′49.9284″W / 40.872332833°N 73.913869000°WCoordinates: 40°52′20.3982″N 73°54′49.9284″W / 40.872332833°N 73.913869000°W |
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I tweet under the twitter name @OWS_Live and @OccupySteve and livestream currently on www.OWSNYC.tv
However, because of my lack of basic equipment (all of which can be solved with a smartphone) I am unable to tweet or livestream when I am actually Occupying! Lets work together to solve this!
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We've been busy!
I have been working with a great group of people to create a Citizen Journalist platform called The Daily Occupier. It's a combination of live tweets, blogs, streams and articles written by the people, for the people.
Saturday is the 6 month anniversary. Things should get interesting!
Update February 1, 2012
Today I stopped by the Student Walk Out / #WalkItOut from @SaveLegacy || Their school is being shut down by Bloomberg because of budget cuts and these children are going to be displaced from their schools and either forced to find a new school and readjust or displaced completely.
I've never seen kids so adamant about getting an education at such a young age in this country. It was inspirational. At one point the chant "The students united, will never be deated!" broke out. It's good to know that we've reached such a diverse crowd as young as that and let them know that we have each other's support.
I took a few photos and videos before my camera died, I didn't get to charge it from the other night.
Update January 31, 2012
I have been getting really emotional about the #OWS movement recently. I thought that maybe I needed a break because it has been stressing me out and aging me so much at 22 years old, but no. This is exactly what I need, this is what we need. We need this burning desire to change the world in our hearts. We need fire burning up inside of us that makes us want to take action, but it's what we do with that passion that will determine the success of the movement.
Secondly, We went on the Oakland solidarity march and I caught an undercover / plain clothes police officer assaulting a protester. Here it is:
Update January 29, 2012
Today is #SS #SolidaritySunday || I will be doing homework until 6:30 (because I am a full time student taking 21 credits at The New School. However at 7pm I'll be going on the Solidarity march with Oakland (which tends to get a bit crazy.) Looking forward to it. Bringing my camera, but won't be live streaming because I don't have equipment yet.
Update January 28, 2012
So we have been trying to be live for as many events as we possibly can, mostly GA, Spokes, meetings and events. We are live from spokes on www.owsnyc.tv every monday and wendesday and we are live from GA as much as possible.
I, however, have not been streaming. I don't have a laptop and I dont have a phone that is even capable of connecting to the internet. I'm a little disturbed at the amount of work that we put in compared to some streams (while not attaching our personal names to them) and not getting any donation. TheOther99 for instance has 37,000 in donations. TimCast.TV has recieved over 10,000 in donations on various donation sites and some that are not transparent nor viewable
However, Occupello has 300 and www.owsnyc.tv has 1,500.
I guess what I'm saying is that people should be spreading the wealth to ALL of your local livestream channels (especially those INSIDE of the movement) if you want the movement to be covered. The channels that stream GA and Spokes and events have been going downhill because no one funds them!
Frustrated Occupier.
Update January 18, 2012
So we went to #OccupyCongress to cover it for almost 40+ hours straight this weekend. Unfortunately I forgot my camera batter, but brought all the rest of the equipment so I stuck with livestream instead of my camera. Due to me not getting ANY money in donations, I had to return the phone that I was livestreaming with just so that I could eat dinner tonight. I think that I am instead going to stream from other peoples phones and communal laptops etc. so that I can take video when I'm not doing that in order to produce offline content for www.owsnyc.tv
Update January 16, 2012
Today I'm headed to #OccupyCongress with a great group of people. @TessEliza @OccuWeather and a few more. We are going to be streaming from the bus, doing Q&As and heading down there and setting up. Hopefully we'll be meeting a few people from DC and other camps who are coming out for the actions.
Tonight we'll head to a media blitz meeting that we are going to be streaming from. It'll be mostly livestreamers and cameramen I presume about how we're going to cover everything and where to be etc.
It should be good.
Update January 15, 2012
Today was a day of working on websites and getting ready for #J17. We are going to be streaming LIVE from the minute we get on the bus until we can not possibly stream anymore! I hope you join us at www.owsnyc.tv
Update January 13, 2012
I will be streaming LIVE from #NYCSC aka New York City Spokes Council tonight at 7:00pm til finish or battery runs out.
Check it out LIVE and come take part in the Spokes Council discussion on www.ustream.com/channel/occupysteve or www.owsnyc.tv
Update January 14, 2012
Unfortunately, I can not afford $2.50 to get down to the General Assembly tonight, however our team on www.owsnyc.tv is covering it. Don't have anything at all to eat tonight either. It's a sad night. Can't wait to get to DC.
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SAGA GIS SAGA is a processing engine for geospatial data.
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KMLCSV Converter Converts Google Earth KML file to a CSV file, and vice versa. This enables you to plot all custom POIs with Google Earth first before transferring them into your Garmin GPS using the POI Loader.
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GPX Editor Load, modify and save your GPX 1.1 files. Add and remove waypoints, edit track and routes, simplify tracks (reducing file's size), clean recorded data, add and edit GPX metadata, edit waypoint, route and track properties, all with real-time preview.
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The JUMP Pilot Project OpenJUMP is a community driven fork of JUMP the "Java Unified Mapping Platform" GIS software. The original JUMP was developed by Vivid Solutions, released under GPL2 in 2003 and discontinued in 2006. During 2004 already some enthusiastic developers joined together to enhance further the features of JUMP. They launched an independent development branch called OpenJUMP. The name gives credit to the original JUMP development, and at the same time describes the objectives of this project to be fully open to anyone wanting to contribute. These days OpenJUMP is developed and maintained by volunteers around the globe.
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Viking GPS data editor and analyzer Viking is a free/open source program to manage GPS data. You can import, plot and create tracks, routes and waypoints, show OSM, Terraserver, Bing Aerial and other maps, geotag images, see real-time GPS position, get geocaches, control items, etc. It is written in C & the GTK+2 toolkit.
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OTB The Orfeo Toolbox is a C++ library for high resolution remote sensing image processing. It is developped by CNES in the frame of the ORFEO program. More information is available at www.orfeo-toolbox.org It is based on the medical image processing library ITK and offers particular functionalities for remote sensing image processing in general and for high spatial resolution images in particular. Targeted algorithms for high resolution optical images (SPOT, Quickbird, Worldview, Landsat, Ikonos), hyperspectral sensors (Hyperion) or SAR (TerraSarX, ERS, Palsar) are available. Orfeo ToolBox has three main access depending on the category of user: write processing chains in C++ using existing filters or creating new ones, use the OTB applications, which is a plugin-based framework allowing to extend high-level processing chains from various environment ( command-line, QT, QGis, Python....) or use Monteverdi, a software for everyday life image manipulation and analysis.
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SGeMS S-GeMS is a software for 3D geostatistical modeling. It implements many of the classical geostatistics algorithms, as well as new developments made at Stanford University. See http://sgems.sourceforge.net
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GPSBabel GPSBabel reads, writes, and manipulates GPS waypoints in a variety of formats. Over 100 supported formats include GPX, Magellan and Garmin serial and USB protocols, Geocaching *.loc, Garmin Mapsource, and Magellan Mapsend. For Windows, Linux, Mac.
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Geoblock Geoblock is a program for 3D modeling, database management and visualization of geoscience datasets. It is developed for creation mineral deposit models, ore reserve estimation, mine planning and simulation of processes in mine sites.
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surfit surfit is an open source and free gridding and contouring software. surfit can do interpolation/approximation of points, contours and surfaces, can take fault lines and trend surfaces into account, can use inequalities and other conditions. Supports a lo
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WW2D WW2D allows you to explore Earth using satellite imagery, topographic maps and image from other data sources also providing large placenames and boundaries database and allowing you to install community-made add-ons for even more info about our planet.
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openModeller openModeller is a complete C++ framework for species potential distribution modelling. The project also includes a graphical user interface, a web service interface and an API for Python.
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UML-Editor An easy-to-use tool, to foster a model driven architecture.
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Natural Resources Database - GIS NRDB Pro is a GIS tool enabling environmental and socio-economic data to be stored and distributed as a single database. It supports the import, digitising, encoding and export of spatial data and the production of maps, graphs and reports.
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PocketGPS-Map This program views calibrated bitmap maps (moving maps) on PocketPC/WinCE platform. Additionaly it supports using GPS device to retrieve user position and show it (with other marks) in map - making it very handy for geocaching.
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Gix Export Tool This extension helps GIS developers to migrate ESRI ArcView projects to the most popular Free and Open Source alternatives for Geographic Information Systems (GIS), like Mapserver, JUMP, ArcExplorer, QGIS and Thuban.
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Openstreetmap Client The Openstreetmap client can be used to access the map data of the Openstreetmap project without using a browser. The user can browse the maps, save the maps on his local PC.
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Geo Arbores Geo Arbores is a project for developing tools and extensions for GIS software and spatial opensource libraries (Kosmo, OpenJUMP and GDAL / OGR).
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DIVA-GIS DIVA-GIS is a geographical information system to analyze plant biodiversity data. It was developed at the International Potato Center (CIP) to help curate it's genebank data; additional support was subsequently obtained from IPGRI.
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FortranGIS A collection of Fortran interfaces to the most common Open Source GIS libraries, plus some more Fortran-specific tools.
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jct JCT draws and edits thematic maps in Java. Primarily intended to geography teachers and their pupils.
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STARS Space Time Analysis of Regional Systems: Combines a suite of geocomputational and dynamic visualization modules for the exploratory analysis of data measured for spatial and temporal units.
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ArcMap tools MXDtoAXL, This tool converts ESRI ArcMap views (all layers in the active view) into ESRI ArcIMS AXL configuration files, both for feature and raster layers
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DSpatial Geospatial analysis and visualization environment for Delphi.
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Le Petit Poucet gps software Preparation of GPS routes and analysis of GPS logs in the context of outdoor sports (biking, skiing, trecking, gliding, geocaching, mountaineering). Our hope is to have a multi platform, multi GPS file and map format software.
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