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me too..after agreed the copyright,then it just said the page not found..what happen?? that doesn't happen the last time i use it,yesterday..
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NEW YORK NURSE: October/November 2008
A crew of NYSNA staff visited two New York City facilities in October to provide information, discuss issues, and just chat about whatever was concerning the registered nurses.
"NYSNA Days" were held on Oct. 14 at Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx and on Oct. 15 at Brooklyn Hospital Center.
"These events do two things," said Pat Mitchell, co-chair of the NYSNA local bargaining unit at the Brooklyn facility. "It exposes the nurses to NYSNA and the benefits we offer them, and it gives NYSNA leadership a chance to meet members at the grassroots level and learn what they are thinking."
LBU delegate Lisa Williams added, "It allows the nurses to come down and put a face to the name. There's a lot of information and they can ask questions."
NYSNA staff attending both days included Chief Executive Officer Tina Gerardi, Economic & General Welfare (EGW) Program Director Lorraine Seidel, EGW Program Senior Associate Directors Nancy Kaleda and Barbara Conklin, and EGW Associate Director Carol Lynn Esposito.
Also in attendance were Eileen Avery, associate director of the Education, Practice & Research Program; Christine Moore, senior associate director of the Governmental Affairs Department; and Maureen Farrell, regional coordinator for the Statewide Peer Assistance for Nurses (SPAN) Program.
At Montefiore, nurses asked many questions about their upcoming contract negotiations and the possibility of a retiree health plan. At Brooklyn, nurses partook of a feast from the Brooklyn institution Juniors Restaurant and discussed the upcoming presidential election. At both facilities, canvas tote bags along with two gift certificates from Crate and Barrel and Williams-Sonoma were raffled off each hour.
The nurses collected a wealth of information about environmental health, violence prevention, legislative priorities, library services, and educational opportunities. SPAN brochures offering confidential help for nurses with substance abuse issues were also distributed.
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Week 4 of the high school football season was the first clear week from the rain and lightning. After Hurricane Isaac dropped many inches of rain in Week 1 and carried over into Weeks 2 and 3, many games were canceled or called early throughout the state. As for last week, the Saline County area teams did not fare too well. Bryant beat Benton for the seventh straight time in Salt Bowl XIII, 55-21. Glen Rose won big over Harmony Grove, 48-21 and Bauxite and Sheridan fell in their conference openers. The loss for Bauxite marked the 13th straight, dating back to last season.
The Bryant girls golf team accomplished something this season that has never been done in school history ŌĆō make the second day of the state tournament as a whole team. This past week, the Lady Hornets competed in the 7A state tournament at Conway Country Club and walked away with a second-place conference finish and stalled at fourth in state, missing third by a single stroke. The Lady Hornets shot a collective 274 on day one, finishing 10 strokes behind the conference champion Fayetteville.
After losing in the finals to Avery, Texas, of a Henderson State University Tournament over the weekend, the Benton Lady Panther volleyball team went to El Dorado to play the Lady Wildcats in 7A/6A South conference action on Tuesday night. Benton swept El Dorado 3-0 (25-15, 25-8, 25-7) to improve to 6-1 in the South and 11-4 overall.
Benton District Court Judge Mike Robinson has sentenced 48-year-old Sheila Blair to two days in jail for violating terms of her parole. Since 1995, Blair has racked up a total of 10 DWI arrests and a slew of various charges, including endangering the welfare of minor. In conjunction with Blair's latest arrest by Bryant police on Monday for public intoxication and disorderly conduct, she is scheduled to appear in Bryant District Court on Nov. 7.
Horton's Orthotics and Prosthetics will hold a day of fishing for children with disabilities and their families. The event is scheduled Saturday, Oct. 20, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., at the Bishop Park pond in Bryant. The event, called "Wheeling 'em in," is free. Reservations are required, however, and the deadline is Oct. 15. "There are a lot of programs for children with disabilities, but a lot of times the children with physical disabilities get left out," said Tonya Horton of Horton's Orthotics and Prosthetics.
The Harmony Grove Cardinals have fallen victim to the loss three weeks in a row dating back to Week 2 of the football season. Sitting at 1-3 on the year and winless in conference play, the Cardinals are still continuing to get better week in and week out.
The Saline County area is chocked full of high school football talent this season. With Bryant taking most of the attention with an impressive 3-1 start to the year and coming off of a 55-21 win over Benton last week, one should also look just south of the county and read heavily into the Glen Rose Beavers.
The Bryant Lady Hornets remained undefeated in the 7A/6A South conference with a sweep of the Lake Hamilton Lady Wolves on Tuesday night at the Bryant gym. The Lady Hornets won 3-0 (25-17, 25-23, 25-14) and didnŌĆÖt have a letdown after their rivalry match against Benton last week ŌĆ£They played well,ŌĆØ Bryant Coach Beth Solomon said. ŌĆ£We had that big game at Benton Thursday night. They came back. I thought they played well. We had some moments that we werenŌĆÖt at our peak.ŌĆØ
Several retired teachers from Caldwell Elementary School formally introduced a fundraising campaign Tuesday during two assemblies at the school. The project will benefit Heifer International, a nonprofit, humanitarian organization that works to end hunger and poverty while caring for the land. Heifer pursues its mission by providing livestock, seeds, trees and training in animal well-being and environmentally sound agricultural practices to families in more than 50 countries, including the United States.
Benton resident Sheila Blair has been in and out of Saline County courtrooms, jail and prison since the mid-1990s with offenses including 10 DWI arrests, endangering the welfare of minor, filing a false police report and other crimes.


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Beginning twenty-four months after November 8, 1984, no person shall export any hazardous waste identified or listed under this subchapter unless
Not later than twelve months after November 8, 1984, the Administrator shall promulgate the regulations necessary to implement this section. Such regulations shall become effective one hundred and eighty days after promulgation.
Any person who intends to export a hazardous waste identified or listed under this subchapter beginning twelve months after November 8, 1984, shall, before such hazardous waste is scheduled to leave the United States, provide notification to the Administrator. Such notification shall contain the following information:
the estimated frequency or rate at which such waste is to be exported; and the period of time over which such waste is to be exported;
Procedures for requesting consent of receiving country
Within thirty days of the Administrator's receipt of a complete notification under this section, the Secretary of State, acting on behalf of the Administrator, shall—
advise the government that United States law prohibits the export of hazardous waste unless the receiving country consents to accept the hazardous waste;
Conveyance of written consent to exporter
Within thirty days of receipt by the Secretary of State of the receiving country's written consent or objection (or any subsequent communication withdrawing a prior consent or objection), the Administrator shall forward such a consent, objection, or other communication to the exporter.
International agreements
Where there exists an international agreement between the United States and the government of the receiving country establishing notice, export, and enforcement procedures for the transportation, treatment, storage, and disposal of hazardous wastes, only the requirements of subsections (a)(2) and (g) of this section shall apply.
After November 8, 1984, any person who exports any hazardous waste identified or listed under section
6921 of this title shall file with the Administrator no later than March 1 of each year, a report summarizing the types, quantities, frequency, and ultimate destination of all such hazardous waste exported during the previous calendar year.
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A ceremonial crown, an adorned burial, a votive watery gift and a show of horse-power: a series of encounters await the viewer in this introductory lunchtime talk.
Adam Gwilt, Curator of the Iron Age Collections, will present new discoveries and ongoing research by museum staff, relating to the creation, use and burial of decorated metalwork during the Celtic Iron Age in Wales.
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Northland Nature: Roadside leaf colors begin
As we step into this new month of September, we enter a time of shortening daylight. Sunrise is now at about 6:30 a.m., while setting is at 7:50 p.m.
As we step into this new month of September, we enter a time of shortening daylight. Sunrise is now at about 6:30 a.m., while setting is at 7:50 p.m.
These 13 hours and 20 minutes of light rapidly lessen through the days and by the end, after the autumnal equinox, the bright time of day is less than the dark.
The response to this change in nature is overwhelming and cannot
go unnoticed by the passerby.
Birds that have been gathering in restless flocks and family units lately are more on the move now. A trip to Hawk Ridge any day at this time will give us grand views of various raptors flying by, but also moving songbirds, geese and even migrant insects.
We usually think of the monarch butterflies when it comes to southbound insects in September and, yes, they do fly by even though this season seems to have been a slow one for them.
But another insect, the green darner dragonfly, is also migrating. Indeed, I think some days they may appear to outnumber the raptors at Hawk Ridge.
Migrants of another type can be seen as we move into autumn as well. In the next several weeks, snakes will be traveling overland to be in the area of the sites where they hibernated last year.
Besides the migration, more is happening. Late season insects and spiders use these days to reproduce before the chill moves in. Fruits, berries and nuts have been reaching maturity and ripening. Fall wild flowers of sunflowers, asters and goldenrods proliferate, slowly forming new seeds.
And the leaf color advances more each day during this scenic cooling month.
The heat and dryness of late August has influenced the plants; and even with this spring's foliation being later than normal, the defoliation, the leaf drop, may actually be earlier than the usual time.
While walking and biking during the last days of August, I saw plants of reds and especially yellows from the roadside foliage. And now, in early September, I expect this leafy scene to intensify. We watch the arboreal colors each year and we never seem to get tired of the show.
Though colors can vary from red to purple to orange to gold to yellow, it is the first and the last of these, the reds and yellows, which are most common. Any observer of nature will notice in the woods of September and October that yellow leaves far outnumber the reds.
The yellow pigment, xanthophyll, was in the leaves all summer, but covered up by the dominant green color, chlorophyll. The shorter days influence the plants to break down the chlorophyll, allowing the yellows to be seen.
The red, anthocyanin, is a pigment manufactured by the leaves from excess sugars. It is therefore not as common as yellow. I find that red leaves are in trees at the woods edge or roadsides where ample sunlight allows it to be formed, rare in the shaded sites.
Also the temperature and moisture impacts the colors.
Some trees that are already starting to form red leaves are maples, dogwoods, sumac and the vine Virginia creeper, all in sunny locations. Yellows are appearing in the leaves of birch, poplar, aspen, cherry and maples with a tint of color also seen in ash, box elders and basswoods. Some of the birch, poplar and aspen were also dropping leaves, probably a response to the heat and drought.
However, along the trails that I walked and biked, the most yellow came from plants that were not trees. Several smaller and non-woody plants were lighting up the edges. Of these, two kinds were most common: milkweed, and its cousin dogbane.
Back in July, the milkweeds and dogbanes sparkled from these same sites with numerous pink and white flowers. The plants bloomed well this summer and the blossoms attracted a variety of insects, especially butterflies called fritillaries.
With pollination, the flowers faded to form seed pods and the leaves, no longer needed for food making, lost chlorophyll and became yellow. Were it not for this slow glow presently in the trailsides, we would not know how abundant dogbane is.
But now as we start this amazing month of September, we'll do so with yellows and reds from some plants quick to change from the green of summer, and they tell us of what is to come.
Retired teacher Larry Weber is the author of several books, including "Butterflies of the North Woods," "Spiders of the North Woods" and "Webwood." Contact him c/o firstname.lastname@example.com.
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That glorious stretch of sunny weather we had certainly brought things along quickly. And the recent rains came just in time to support all that new growth.
It seems like trees burst into leaf in a matter of days, weeds appeared overnight in my garden, and almost everything related to yards and gardens needs to be done right now. May is an intense month for North Country gardeners. So, this week, I'm going to touch on a few different topics.
We're getting pretty used to thinking about ticks in the fall, but they're out right now, so it's time to pay attention. Lately I've been watching spring woodland wildflowers and bringing ticks home on myself and our dog each time. Get in the habit of checking yourself at least once a day.
We do have deer ticks here, and we do have Lyme disease, but the ticks need to stay attached for more than 24 hours to transmit the disease. Not all deer ticks carry Lyme disease, and not all ticks are deer ticks.
This site from University of Rhode Island has a helpful chart for identification: www.tickencounter.org/tick_identification, and you can drop off samples at our office, too. We do not handle the disease side of this problem, only the tick side.
If you are concerned you may have Lyme disease, by all means contact your physician. One characteristic of this disease is the symptoms go away after a while, making you think you've recovered when you haven't. Check with your doctor if you see any rashes around the bite or feel flu-like symptoms. Not all bites leave the characteristic bull's-eye rash.
Impatiens are one of the most popular bedding plants for shade, but they are being hit by a devastating disease called impatiens downy mildew. The only good news about this disease is it affects only the bedding impatiens, not New Guinea impatiens or any other bedding plant. Even if you start with healthy plants, the spores have become widespread; they persist for years in the soil that your plants may well succumb. As a result, many garden centers are choosing to not sell impatiens this year. There is no effective spray at this point.
Other plants to use instead of impatiens include: New Guinea impatiens, begonia, browallia, coleus, lobelia and nicotiana. For a free fact sheet on this disease, contact our office at 561-7450; or email Jolene Wallace at firstname.lastname@example.com, Emily Selleck at firstname.lastname@example.com or Richard Gast at email@example.com.
Farmers markets are just starting to open up. For a complete listing of locations, dates and hours, visit our Adirondack Harvest website: http://adirondackharvest.com.
It's early in the season, though, so don't expect local corn or tomatoes. Lettuce, tomato plants for your garden, spinach and asparagus are in season now, and more will be ready with each passing week. The markets also have honey, maple syrup, frozen meat, eggs, local wine, etc.
We are putting the finishing touches on our 2013 Guide to Local Food map that covers Clinton, Essex and Franklin counties. We plan to have it ready by early June, and it will be posted on our Adirondack Harvest website as well.
Last of all, be careful to not push yourself too hard in your garden. It's easy to overdo it when the weather is perfect or you have some free time and want to pack in as much work as you can. Stop often to straighten up and stretch. Pace yourself so you can keep gardening all season long.
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The logo for the Cracker Barrel restaurant chain. (Handout / April 20, 2012) |
I'd heard many times about the Cracker Barrel, a mighty chain with more than 600 restaurants in 42 states from Maine to Arizona, but I'd never visited one.
Then a frequent dining companion, who has never yet steered me wrong, told me that a friend of hers who hails from the Deep South said Cracker Barrel served country cooking that was the real deal. So off the three of us went to the closest one, which is in East Windsor. (There's another in Milford.)
THE VIBE: When you arrive, the first thing you see is a porch area lined with rocking chairs for sale. The next is the store itself, jammed with countrified kitsch of every kind –- food, clothing, decorative items, linens, books and much more — a lot of it quite appealing. But tear yourself away and head to the dining area, where country music is piped in and the walls display old metal advertising signs, pictures, photos and all manner of memorabilia. The only thing more extensive than this nostalgic eye candy is the menu, which is so large that the waitress hands you two: one devoted to breakfast and one to lunch and dinner.
THE FOOD: I love breakfast in the morning, at noon or in the evening. So I went straight to the breakfast-served-all-day menu and ordered the Sunrise Sampler, which easily could have fed the three of us. Here's what I got for $8.88: two eggs scrambled with Swiss cheese, a cup of grits, "sawmill" gravy, two buttermilk biscuits with butter, fried apples, hash-brown potatoes and a slice each of smoked sausage, grilled country ham and thick bacon.
The quantity was ample and the quality was first-rate. My eggs were scrambled with just enough Swiss to give add flavor but not overwhelm. The grits were silky and the gravy enhanced them nicely. The biscuits were hot and light and the softened butter didn't crumble them. The unpeeled fried apple slices were caramelized but not overly sweet, and the meats were gently smoked but not overly salty. I also tried the raspberry lemonade ($1.99), and I've never had better. Its fresh fruit flavor came through with nary a hint of the artificial.
My friends ordered from the lunch menu: haddock grilled in a cornmeal crust with a choice of sides ($9.99) and a skillet of shrimp and green tomatoes served over cheese grits with a slab of moist cornbread made with roasted corn and Colby cheese and a side salad ($7.99). They added crunchy breaded fried okra, which I, normally an okra-hater, found addictive, and ham-sparked turnip greens. I think corn bread was brought to the table too, but there was so much food that it was hard to tell.
Then we topped it off with crustless coconut cream pie — a cup of coconut cream custard with lots of oven-toasted coconut flakes and whipped cream. This sweet treat satisfied all three of us for just $2.99.
Both menus contain many temptations, from pancakes to salads and sandwiches to meatloaf, steak, barbecue, chicken and pork dinners, but there are low-carb and low-calorie choices as well, although Cracker Barrel is the kind of place where you want to forget you've ever heard the word "diet."
THE BILL: Nothing is pricey here. The breakfast combos don't exceed $10 and there are daily lunch specials in the $6 to $10 range. Dinner prices are higher, but not by much.
THE PARTICULARS: Cracker Barrel is open Sunday through Thursday from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Friday and Saturday from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m.
THE VERDICT: As my friend put it: "Real food, real good, real cheap."


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Long Island's first try to build an offshore wind park failed. The cost was just too high for Long Island Power Authority chief executive Kevin Law. Babylon Town Supervisor Steve Bellone was also against it.
Now, Winergy Power wants to build an offshore wind park three times the size of the previously proposed one.
But while Long Island's power powerful crunch the numbers for that project, New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine is looking for a wind farm of his own. And just like the Long Island plans, the turbines would be installed in the Atlantic Ocean, off of the East Coast.
New Jersey expects by August to select a company to build the wind park.
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Offshore wind would help Corzine fulfill a plan for how the state should receive and use its energy. A draft of the proposal, released last month, calls for the state to get almost a quarter of its power from so-called renewable sources such as solar panels by 2020, including 1,000 megawatts of offshore wind.
"There's a clear need to produce as much carbon-free energy as possible. If we're successful, this is going to be replicated" elsewhere, Corzine said during an interview in his Statehouse office. "We have a real need that's driving our interests."
The U.S. wind energy industry installed more than 5,000 megawatts in 2007, increasing its total generating capacity by 45 percent to more than 16,800 megawatts, according to the American Wind Energy Association. Texas has the most wind power capacity, followed by California and Minnesota.
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Speaking of French months as names... Juillet!!!!!!!! How is that not a name?! So reminiscent of Juliet, but it sounds a million times better. ZHWEE-yay. ZHWEE-yay. ZHWEE-yay. How beautiful would that be?! I like Janvier a lot, too, but I pretty much gave up on it after NCIS: LA's villain, Janvier (he has a daughter named Adeline Janvier, and I think that's just fab!). (August is pretty fun to say in French, too! ah-OOT. ah-OOT. ah-OOT!)
Juillet. Seriously. Stinkin. Amazing. I can't get into Juliet, but I love Juillet so so much.
@emma - At least, I think it was Emma that suggested papillon. I love butterflies, but I don't really see it as a name. And Papillon is so much fun to say, though! (Can we just talk for a second about how much fun it is to say animals' names in French?! le lion. l'hippopotame (seriously! My favorite everrrr!), la girafe, le poisson, le cochon, le loup... le sigh. Why can't animal names be this much fun to say in English?! (And this little French Capucine is all to blame:
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This may have already been mentioned, but Asante (prn similar to Uh-sahn-tay) is thank you in Swahili. Too much of a word for me personally to use, but I have met little Asante's here in the states. A guilty pleasure name of mine is Simba, which is, of course, Lion in Swahili. Nothing I could ever seriously use.
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Album Rating: 4.0i really love the inheritance. i agree acad thanks hbfs
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Album Rating: 4.5really good review caleb, nice and succinct. this is one of my favourites in the collection, which makes sense I guess cause green is obviously the best colour. p-p-p-p-p-p-posDigging: The War on Drugs - Lost In The Dream
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Great write-up Caleb. But you omitted one thing in that big green paragraph that I feel is important to include, as it surely outweighs all those others in importance: Green is iFghtffyrdmns's second favorite color. Alright cool thanks make that change and we're all good buddy
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LINCOLN — The Nebraska volleyball team started Big Ten Conference play away from home for two of its first three weekends, but it's been nearly a month since the Huskers have gone on a multi-match trip.
No. 11 Nebraska isn't exactly easing back into life on the road this weekend, facing a pair of ranked foes. Not that the Huskers are complaining. NU's matches Friday at No. 16 Wisconsin and Sunday at No. 9 Minnesota have the feel of a weekend in the NCAA tournament, said junior setter Mary Pollmiller, giving the Huskers a chance to get prepared for the postseason, which begins in one month.
"I think it's an amazing opportunity because it's not only great for us in the Big Ten, but for when we host in the NCAA, hopefully, through regionals, then we have to go somewhere to a big environment to compete," Pollmiller said. "That's how it's going to be this weekend two days in a row."
The Wisconsin-Minnesota trip has proven to be the toughest weekend road swing in the Big Ten this year. No team has won at both venues in the same weekend. The Gophers, whom NU will play on Sunday at 3:30 p.m. on the Big Ten Network, have not lost on their home floor in the Sports Pavilion all year.
Nebraska (17-4, 10-2 Big Ten) defeated both opponents at the Devaney Center on the same weekend in October. The Huskers played one of their best matches of the year to sweep Minnesota and prevailed in a five-set match with the Badgers the next night.
The Huskers found out what can happen if you don't close out Wisconsin (18-6, 7-5) when you have the chance. Nebraska won the first two sets in Lincoln on Oct. 5, only to see the Badgers rally to win the next two sets and force a fifth, which NU won 15-6.
"I know us, as players, know how difficult it was playing them here, so obviously playing at their place will be even tougher," said Amber Rolfzen, Nebraska's freshman opposite hitter. "What I remember is very scrappy, that's probably the main thing. You think a ball is down, and it's not down. You've just got to keep playing every point and never give up."
Against Wisconsin the last time out, Nebraska had to endure the Badgers' tenacious floor defense, which held the Huskers to a .236 attack percentage, NU's lowest mark to date in Big Ten play.
The Huskers got the win thanks to 17.5 team blocks and a monster night from Kelsey Robinson, who had a career-high 29 kills and 22 digs.
Nebraska expects more of the same Wisconsin intensity during the rematch Friday at 7 p.m. in the historic UW Fieldhouse.
Wisconsin leads the Big Ten with 15.44 digs per set, and though the Badgers' offensive efficiency isn't eyebrow raising, freshman setter Lauren Carlini is living up to expectations that come with being the nation's top-ranked recruit.
Carlini is setting a balanced offense that features three attackers — Ellen Chapman, Deme Morales and Courtney Thomas — all averaging about 2.85 kills per set in conference play.
"She's played a lot of years and she's stepped into her role as a freshman and has done a great job," Nebraska coach John Cook said of Carlini. "That team would not be anywhere close to where they are without her. She's made that team better, and it will be fun to play against her."
Wisconsin could use a win over a top-15 team to jump start the final month of the regular season and improve its seeding potential in the NCAA tournament, which at the moment appears a safe bet for the Badgers. Nebraska's visit is the first of four straight home matches for UW, but that stretch includes a visit from No. 2 Penn State next weekend. The Badgers close the regular season with four straight road matches.
For Nebraska, one or two road wins over ranked opponents would be a helpful boost to the RPI, where Nebraska is 10th, and increase the chances of NU hosting first- and second-round NCAA matches at the Devaney Center.
"We know it's a big weekend," Rolfzen said. "It's going to be a big deal if we come out of there 2-0, but it wouldn't be surprising to people if we go 1-1. We'll just give everything we got, and hopefully come out 2-0."
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Add/View Comments (0)The sound of change: visually-induced auditory synesthesia
Melissa Saenz and Christof Koch
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- Synesthesia is a benign neurological condition in humans characterized by involuntary cross-activation of the senses, and estimated to affect at least 1% of the population [1]. Multiple forms of synesthesia exist, including distinct visual, tactile or gustatory perceptions which are automatically triggered by a stimulus with different sensory properties [1,2,3,4,5,6], such as seeing colors when hearing music. Surprisingly, there has been no previous report of synesthetic sound perception. Here we report that auditory synesthesia does indeed exist with evidence from four healthy adults for whom seeing visual flashes or visual motion automatically causes the perception of sound. As an objective test, we show that 'hearing-motion synesthetes' outperformed normal control subjects on an otherwise difficult visual task involving rhythmic temporal patterns similar to Morse code. Synesthetes had an advantage because they not could not only see, but also hear the rhythmic visual patterns. Hearing-motion synesthesia could be a useful tool for studying how the auditory and visual processing systems interact in the brain.
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All four of the synesthete subjects (S1–S4, ages 23–33, 1 woman) had normal visual acuity and no known hearing or neurological deficits. Their visually-induced sound perceptions occur automatically, cannot be turned off, and have been experienced for as long as they can remember going back into childhood. The percepts are typically simple, non-linguistic sounds (such as beeping, tapping or whirring) that are temporally associated with visual flashes or continuous visual motion. Eye movements over a stationary scene (retinal motion) do not typically evoke sound. In daily experience, all four subjects are generally able to distinguish their synesthetic sound percepts from percepts induced by real auditory stimuli, but occasional confusion exists. We refer to this phenomenon as 'hearing-motion' synesthesia, even though non-moving visual flashes also trigger sound perception as demonstrated next.
Our goal was to devise a task for which hearing-motion synesthesia would confer a performance advantage, as this would be strong objective evidence for the perceptual experience [4]. Typically (in non-synesthetes), people have an advantage in judging rhythmic patterns of sound compared to equivalent visual rhythmic patterns [7,8]. We thus predicted that synesthetes would perform better than controls in a task involving visual rhythmic sequences because synesthetes would not only see, but also hear the patterns.
Four synesthetes and ten age-matched control subjects were presented with rhythmic temporal sequences composed of either auditory beeps or of visual flashes (Figure 1). On each trial, subjects judged whether two successive sequences (either both auditory or both visual) were the 'same' or 'different' sequences. Sound and visual trials (100 trials per subject) were randomly interleaved. On sound trials, both groups performed equally well (controls: 85.8% correct; synesthetes: 83.9%, no statistical difference between groups, p = 0.7). However, on visual trials control performance fell to near 50% chance level, while synesthetes maintained accurate performance (controls 56.3%; synesthetes 75.2%, highly significant difference between groups p < 0.0001). Synesthetic sounds were not as effective as the actual beeps on sound trials in facilitating task performance, consistent with the synesthetes' subjective report (difference between sound and visual scores, controls: p < 0.0001; synesthetes: p = 0.01). Results were highly consistent at the individual subject level — each control subject performed significantly worse on visual compared to sound trials (range of p-values: p = 0.02 to p < 0.0001), but individual synesthetes did not (S1 p = 0.1, S2 p = 0.1, S3 p = 0.2, S4 p = 0.3; see Supplemental Figure S1 in the Supplemental data available on-line with this issue). A binomial test was used for all statistical comparisons.
Indeed, all synesthetes reported distinct sound perceptions (beeps or taps) associated with each flash on visual trials and using that sound to perform the task. Three out of the four synesthetes reported a change in the tonal quality (but not the strength or consistency) of the associated sound over the brief time course of the experiment. Their synesthetic sounds become more similar to the actual beep given on sound trials as they came to associate that sound with the experiment. Thus, the exact audio-visual association may be alterable, in contrast to other synesthetic associations that are reportedly stable over time ([1,6]; but see [9]).
Hearing-motion synesthesia could be useful for studying how the auditory and visual systems interact in the brain [7,10]. This synesthesia combines perceptions that are temporally linked in normal experience — objects that move or appear suddenly, such as a bee buzzing or a car whizzing past, often do make a sound. Indeed, our results suggest a strong audiovisual temporal correspondence. Furthermore, previous work suggests that the brain may normally translate the temporal structure of visual information into an auditory representation in order to improve temporal judgments of visual input [7]. Further study could reveal whether hearing-motion synesthesia represents an exaggerated form of normal interactions between auditory and visual systems and whether synesthetic sound perception is associated with activation of the auditory cortex.
Special thanks to S1 whose spontaneous comment led to this study. This work was supported by the Mind Science Foundation, the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, the Mathers Foundation, and the NIMH.
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2 cups white sugar 1/3 cup light Karo syrup 1/3 cup sour cream 2 tablespoons butter 1/4 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon almond extract 1 cup walnuts or pecans, coarsely chopped 1/4 cup candied cherries (red or green)
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Today at the Mobile World Congress wireless show in Barcelona, Samsung unveiled its latest flagship Android smartphone, the Galaxy S5. Samsung mobile honcho J.K. Shin opened the presentation by saying his company asked customers what they most wanted in a phone. The answers boiled down to a desire for simplicity, nice design, fitness features, long battery life and a good camera.
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The phone sports a 5.1-inch OLED display – ever so slightly larger than the S4′s 5-inch display; the screen's resolution remains unchanged at 1080p. Samsung has infused a couple of neat environment-specific features, such as the ability for the display to adjust its levels relative to your surrounding lighting conditions (indoors or outdoors, for example) and an extra low dimming mode for use in dark rooms or if you don't want people looking at your screen from over your shoulder.
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The rear-facing camera gets a slight bump, jumping to 16 megapixels (up from 13 in last year's model). Autofocus speed has been increased, and the actual image sensor is larger than the S4′s; it's been paired with an image processing chip as well, and it's capable of shooting 4K video. There's also a "selective focus" feature that lets you finesse which areas of a photo receive more focus and which are blurred more for a DSLR-like look. Finally, there's a real-time high dynamic range (HDR) mode that'll let you preview what an HDR-enhanced photo would look like next to a non-HDR version of the same photo.
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DA sues Claremore Progress for libel seeking over $500,000 for 'false' criminal conduct claims
By John M. Wylie II, Editor
(Here is a link to the lawsuit documents: petition-steidley)
Saying the Claremore Daily Progress views newspaper publishing as "a license to defame with impunity," District Attorney Janice Steidley and two assistants have sued the paper for libel.
Steidley, civil assistant district attorney David Iski and assistant district attorney Sean McConnell are seeking over $10,000 in actual damages and at least $500,000 in punitive damages.
Prominent Tulsa attorney Joel Wohlgemuth filed the lawsuit Thursday in Rogers County District Court against Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc., which owns the Progress, as well as publisher Bailey Dabney, managing editor Randy Cowling and reporter Salesha Wilken.
The lawsuit contends the newspaper has regularly published "misleading and false" news stories which "attributed criminal conduct" to Steidley, Iski and/or McConnell.
"(D)efendants refused to retract, following demand by plaintiffs, any of their false publications. Accordingly, the action for libel per se is proper and necessary to remedy the harm caused to plaintiffs and to prevent further unprincipled activities under the guise of journalism," the lawsuit contends.
Dabney, in a statement published on the newspaper's website today (Friday), said, "This is an effort to muzzle our right to report on and opine on public issues important to our readers. We will vigorously defend that right."
Mark Thomas, executive vice president of the Oklahoma Press Association (OPA), said in the Progress story that when public officials strike out legally against newspapers doing their job, it should raise red flags with the public.
"The role of a newspaper is to speak truth to power and to bark when they see or hear something alarming," Thomas added.
CNHI has 20 newspapers in Oklahoma including 11 dailies, the largest holdings by number of papers owned it has in the nation, according to its website.
Those newspapers make up 10.5 percent of OPA's membership and a CNHI employee holds one of seven director seats and one of five committee chairmanships.
Since the lawsuit was only filed Thursday, the Progress and its employees will have additional time to prepare a more detailed response to file with the court.
The lawsuit says the Progress is simply "an Oklahoma trade name" for CNHI, which it identifies as a Delaware corporation headquartered in Montgomery, Ala. It contends the corporation has failed to register with the state of Oklahoma to do business here, although such registration is required by state law.
It says that the plaintiffs have 46 years of combined experience as licensed attorneys in Oklahoma while Wilken, the reporter who wrote the stories, "had no experience and training in journalism, let alone in the criminal justice system.
"(T)he CDP (Progress) has not provided any formal training to this inexperienced reporter. Nor have the defendants adequately supervised Ms. Wilken's actions as a reporter."
Wilken joined the newspaper's staff in approximately August 2011 after working for a school system and an oil company, the lawsuit says.
It cites four examples of what it calls "regularly published articles authored and/or edited and approved by defendants Wilken, Cowling and others, which specifically relate to the conduct of plaintiffs." The work was done "under the direction" of Dabney and "falsely attributed criminal misconduct to plaintiffs."
Specifically it cites:
• An Aug. 19 editorial by Cowling called "Secrecy and a Shadow Commissioner" which claimed Iski was "(p)ulling the strings of county government." It essentially defined Iski as "a law-breaking puppeteer." The editorial related to the hiring of a public information officer using funds designated for road and bridge maintenance and also "represented that Mr. Iski intentionally withheld information from the public without justification.
"The foregoing statements were made with reckless disregard for the truth" and falsely accused Iski of violating "multiple criminal laws."
• A Nov. 15 editorial by Cowling called "Caught and Warned: Will Thacker and Helm Continue Their Misdeeds" said in part, "Iski, who is supposed to uphold state statutes, has been allowing them [Rogers County Commissioners Kirt Thacker and Mike Helm] to break the law time and time again."
The lawsuit says, "The foregoing statements were made with reckless disregard for the truth, and the conduct attributed to Mr. Iski would be a violation of criminal laws."
• A Feb. 10 article by Wilken called "Steidley Faces Law Enforcement Backlash" included statements that accuse Steidley of unlawfully abusing her power and position as District Attorney to intimidate law enforcement officers from performing their duties, the lawsuit contends.
It says the statements were made "with reckless disregard for the truth" and depict Steidley as violating criminal laws.
• A Feb. 19 Wilken article, "Rape Victim's Mother Angry With DA," includes "an erroneous allegation that Assistant District Attorney McConnell lied to the Rogers County District Court at a judicial hearing," the lawsuit says.
Prior to publication, McConnell said he told Wilken that a court transcript showing he spoke truthfully in court was available but she "inexplicably failed" to read it. That caused the newspaper to publish, "with reckless disregard for the truth, the factually baseless and utterly false charge that plaintiff Sean McConnell 'lied' to the court.
"This publication impuned (sic) the reputation of Mr. McConnell by accusing him of obstructing justice in the District Court of Rogers County, a violation of Oklahoma criminal law," the suit adds.
It contends the newspaper and the writers and editors involved falsely accused Steidley and/or her assistants of violating state criminal laws which include obstruction of a public officer, willful neglect of duty, willful omission to perform duty, misleading the court and conspiracy.
Attached to the lawsuit is a March 18 letter in which Wohlgemuth, on behalf of the plaintiffs, "notified defendants, in writing, of the false and libelous nature of the articles and made a demand for retraction."
The four-page letter accuses the newspaper of a "persistent and pervasive pattern of gross and malicious misconduct, reckless disregard of the truth of information disseminated to the public at large, and the gross failure to report information with universally accepted and fundamental professional and ethical practices."
It reiterates the points made in the body of the lawsuit and also warns the newspaper and its staff, affiliates and representatives to "immediately cease and desist your ongoing pattern and practice of defamatory attacks on or about our clients, both as individuals and in their official capacities as State attorneys.
"The lack of professionalism and related defamatory statements is consistent with the fact that Salesha Wilken has no journalistic training, education or other legitimate credentials.
"Moreover, CDP has plainly failed to confirm the 'accuracy' of her reporting, inform her of the defamation laws of Oklahoma and/or performed any kind of due diligence in connection with the articles she has written."
The letter also warns the Progress to "abstain from further defaming Ms. Steidley and the members of her office."
It advises the newspaper to retain all relevant files, documents, emails, recordings "or other tangible things" related to matters covered by the case that the newspaper has or may obtain.
"Any attempt at destroying evidence relating to these matters is subject to criminal penalty under Oklahoma law," it adds.
The letter set a deadline of 5 p.m. Saturday, March 23 to issue the retraction.
"Defendants did not retract the articles," the suit says. "Instead, Mr. Dabney defiantly prepared a letter dated March 19, 2013, which established, on its face, that defendants had failed to perform due diligence prior to publication, and had acted with reckless disregard for the truth."
The Dabney letter was not filed as part of the lawsuit.
In describing the damages Steidley, Iski and McConnell are seeking, the lawsuit says that the "false statements were made in bad faith, with malice, and with the specific intent of harming plaintiffs' careers and reputations … and tended to deprive plaintiffs of public confidence."
It seeks actual damages to be calculated at trial but which will be more than $10,000, and punitive damages that will be the higher of $500,000 or twice the amount of actual damages.
It also seeks recovery of legal fees and other costs as well as pre-judgment and post-judgment interest.
The case has been assigned to District Judge Dynda Post.
[Editor's note: John and Faith Wylie, owners of the Leader, have business relationships with all parties in this case. The newspaper is printed through the Claremore Progress on presses at the Muskogee Phoenix, another CNHI newspaper. Faith Wylie designs ads that run in the Leader and the Progress. All three newspapers are members of the Oklahoma Press Association. Wylie Communications, Inc., the advertising and consulting business owned by the Wylies, handled media aspects of Janice Steidley's campaign and has since served as a consultant on public information issues to the District Attorney's office for the 12th District and to her individually. Their son was an intern at the Norman Wohlgemuth law firm in 2006.]
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Jon Bon Jovi spent most of the 1980s establishing his hard rock band Bon Jovi as one of the most popular in the Western world with multi-platinum albums like Slippery When Wet and New Jersey. He then put the band on hold to make a solo album, Blaze of Glory (released July 1990), whose songs were inspired by the motion picture Young Guns II. Bon Jovi the band was reactivated in 1992 with Keep the Faith, but the group's namesake frontman continued to make time for his own projects during the following two decades, including the 1997 sophomore solo album Destination Anywhere. ~ William Ruhlmann
Destination Anywhere
Blaze Of Glory