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General Guidelines:
- Changes to the LC/NACO Authority File: What LC-PCC RDA Catalogers need to know (PDF : 9p. 220 KB) (Aug. 1, 2012)
- Post RDA Test Guidelines (Updated April 23, 2014)
- For: PCC members continuing to create RDA bibliographic and authority records after the RDA test period
- PCC catalogers needing to use an authorized access point established in an RDA authority record
Relationship Designators in Authority Records:
- PCC Guidelines on Using Relationship Designators in NACO Authority Records [Word: 189 KB] (Feb. 24, 2014)
- Posted for PCC comment (deadline: April 15, 2014)-- send comments to firstname.lastname@example.com
MARC 21 Encoding:
- MARC 21 encoding to accommodate new RDA elements 046 and 3XX in NARs and SARs [Word: 130 KB; 9 p.] (Mar. 25, 2014)
- Recommended interim PCC practice when giving 046 and 3XX data in NACO authority records.
Personal Names:
- Undifferentiated Personal Name Authority Records: New PCC policy to be incorporated into DCM Z1 [PDF: 67 KB] (Feb. 20, 2014)
Medium of Performance:
- Medium of Performance terms in MARC 21 field 382 DCM Z1 instruction [PDF: 54 KB] (Feb. 19, 2014)
PCC RDA Bibliographic Description:
- 264 field PCC Guidelines [Word: 45 KB]
- BIBCO RDA Standard Record (BSR) Metadata Application Profile:
- [PDF, 705 KB] [Word, 147 KB] (April 2014)
- CONSER RDA cataloging checklist and core elements
- Post Implementation Hybrid Record Guidelines April 2013:
- Pre-RDA Records: Integrating Resources [Word: 26 KB] Monographs [Word: 28 KB] Serials [Word: 27 KB]
- Also applicable post implementation: Guidelines for working with RDA and non-RDA records prior to implementation of RDA
- Guides for editing RDA bibliographic records for catalogers unfamiliar with RDA:
- Integrating Resources [Word: 65 KB] Monographs [Word: 77KB] Serials [Word: 85 KB]
- Provider-Neutral E-Resource MARC Record Guidelines RDA and AACR2
- Relationship designators in bibliographic records: guidelines for application [Word: 24 KB]
- Relationship designator proposal form: used by PCC members to request new relationship designators and revisions to existing designators.
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Wednesday, September 28, 2005
Rocky Road
Name: Rocky Road
I know it seems odd that I've never had a Rocky Road bar before, but I've never been much of a marshmallow fan. To me the best thing about marshmallows is that they're a dessert you can make on the grill. If marshmallows disappeared from the earth, I'd probably only lament the loss of Rice Krispies treats.
But, I thought it was high time I gave it a try - after all, how did I know I wouldn't like it? First, the package is just fantabulous. It's flashy red mylar and the lettering is bold and you can spot it easily from 20 feet. No wonder, it's a big bar. At 1.8 ounces and the size of a tree limb, it's a sizeable purchase for 75 cents.
The bar is rather unappealing when pulled out of the package, but really, when you look at most candy analytically it's unattractive. I first pulled the bar apart for the photo and the sugary smell is just fantastic. It's like putting your head into a box of Count Chocula.
The marshmallow isn't overly sweet, but it's foamy and has a good rubbery pull to it. The chocolate coating though is very sweet and the cashews are rather hard to discern. The mixture of textures is the real treat in this bar, with a real focus on the marshmallow, the light airyness of the bar sets it apart from just about everything out there. I hardly feel like I've eaten almost two ounces. It still hasn't changed my mind about marshmallow in general, but I can see why it's such an enduring favorite.
Rating - 6 out of 10
POSTED BY Cybele AT 9:00 am Candy • Review • Annabelle's • Chocolate • Marshmallow • 6-Tempting • United States • Comments (12)
Tuesday, September 27, 2005
Espresso Truffle Bar
Name: Pike Place Espresso Truffle Bar
On my quest to find a good consumer coffee-infused chocolate bar, I found this at Target recently. It's not quite mass-marketed but at least it wasn't prohibitively expensive.
The package heralds the candy as a "Truffle Bar" but it really doesn't rise to that level at all. As far as I know, a chocolate truffle is a mixture of chocolate and butter and/or heavy cream. It's usually dipped in chocolate because it's gooey but may be rolled in cocoa to keep it from sticking to things. The fascinating thing about a chocolate truffle is that it's more fat (often) than chocolate, but this fat helps to highlight the intense and subtle flavors of chocolate in ways that a higher cocoa solids bar is not able to. This bar had no such center. The center was slightly softer than the plain chocolate outer shell, but more like a Frango than a melty chocolate cream.
The coffee flavor in the firm center comes from "Turkish grind decaffeinated [coffee]", which probably explains the graininess of the center. The bits aren't big enough to be considered crunchies but large enough to interfere with a smooth texture. Of course being decaffeinated means that there won't be much of a problem with eating this bar before bedtime.
Overall the bar is a little sweet but has a nice chocolately flavor and a really good punch of coffee once it melts on the tongue. The chocolate and coffee blend well, with good woodsy notes and a slight acidic bite.
It's not my dream coffee bar though, so I'll keep looking. (I'm not sure what I'm looking for, but it's been a fun quest.)
Rating - 6 out of 10
POSTED BY Cybele AT 10:08 am Candy • Review • Chocolate • Coffee • 6-Tempting • United States • Target • Comments (1)
Monday, September 26, 2005
The Chocolate Traveler Bittersweet Chocolate Wedges
Name: Bittersweet Chocolate Wedges
I've seen these tins at Trader Joe's for about a year. While I was fond of the idea of a tin of chocolate instead of a foil wrapped bar, I just didn't get a good feeling from the package. I was worried that the chocolate would taste tinny or perhaps be chalky.
Happily, as you can see from photo the wedges are shiny dark chocolate with a good snap to them. They're simply bittersweet Belgian chocolate that's been repackaged here in the states in Chinese made tins.
The chocolate is 70% cocoa solids but it's still rather sweet for bittersweet. The sugar is most apparent upon first resting a bit on the tongue. Then it melts pretty easily with only a slightly uneven grain to it. It's got good chocolate notes, mostly in the lower, earthy range without the higher acidic and fruit notes. The smoky quality is there as are the woodsy tones. The cocoa butter is really nice and light and allows the flavor to spread easily, there is only a slightly dry finish to it.
The grain is a little distracting and the sugar a little too apparent. However, I did just what the package shows, I traveled with this chocolate, putting it in my bag and taking it on a humongous two-day road trip from Los Angeles to San Francisco and back and it not only weathered it well, it was a welcome treat.
Rating - 7 out of 10 (I'm keen on trying the flavored chocolate wedges, too)
POSTED BY Cybele AT 9:17 am Candy • Review • Trader Joe's • Chocolate • 7-Worth It • Belgium • United States • Comments (4)
Thursday, September 22, 2005
The New Caramels: Hershey's & Nestle
Both Hershey and Nestle recently introduced their standard chocolate bars now stuffed with a caramel center. If they could stuff two different candies into one, I can stuff two bars into one review.
Name: Hershey's with Caramel
Hershey seems to have changed their chocolate recipe. Maybe it's like the New Coke. Many of their products, including their limited edition line are sporting something they call "Extra Creamy Milk Chocolate" but here it's called simply "Creamy Milk Chocolate." It's definitely different than the chocolate I'm accustomed to in my Kisses.
This is a four segment bar with a little filling of soft, flowing caramel. The chocolate is very sweet and doesn't really smell like much, but the caramel has a nice toasty scent to it. It's rather runny, so instead of biting each segment in half, I'd recommend stuffing the whole thing in your mouth. It's got a little salty tang to it, but mostly it's a very sweet bar.
(After writing all of this I realized I should probably pick up some Rolos and find out how different this bar is from them.)
Name: Crunch with Caramel
Since the Crunch bar is the centerpiece of the American Nestle brand, it only makes sense that they'd put caramel inside of it eventually. This bar has three beefy segments. The bottom layer of chocolate is very thick, about half the height of this bar and contains a good amount of crisped-rice crunchies. The rest of the chocolate coating does not have crisps in it.
This caramel center is less runny than the Hershey's but is immediately saltier. I checked the label and it has twice the sodium content of the Hershey's. The salt is actually a nice counterpoint to the exceptionally sweet Nestle chocolate. The crisps really aren't as dense as you'd find in a regular Crunch bar, which is kind of disappointing. This bar had a bit more of a cardboard flavor to the chocolate and it was so sweet that it made my throat hurt. Though I love Nestle's European chocolate, I really don't care much for the American stuff because of the lack of chocolatey flavor to it.
If I could, I'd put the caramel from the Nestle version in the Hershey version and call it a great bar. As it is now, both are good bars but nothing mind-blowing for me. The Five Star bar holds my heart right now for caramel bars.
Ratings - Hershey with Caramel - 7 out of 10
POSTED BY Cybele AT 1:29 pm Candy • Review • Hershey's • Nestle • Caramel • Chocolate • 6-Tempting • 7-Worth It • United States • Comments (6)
Wednesday, September 21, 2005
Droste Pastilles: Extra Dark
Name: Extra Dark Chocolate (72%)
If someone told me that there's a black hole at the center of these chocolates, I'd be inclined to believe them. I'd also wonder about the prowess of chocolatiers being able to implant a chocolate singularity at the center of each disk ... those Dutch, they're really talented.
Anyway, these are the familiar Droste Chocolate Pastilles, which I used to (and still do) get in my Christmas stocking. Because Santa thinks I'm very good. I usually get the mixed Pastilles that are half milk and half dark chocolate, because I'm inclusive like that.
These are new to me, so I picked them up. I'm fond of very dark chocolate, though as a snack item they're more difficult to eat a lot of because of the flavor density. Droste's 72% Extra Dark Chocolate is super-duper dense. Unlike some super dark chocolates, Droste strikes the right ratio of cocoa butter so that the chocolate actually melts on the tongue. The scent is a wonderful nutty/smoky aroma. On the tongue the disk melts right away without a hint of grain. There's a pretty immediate bitter bite to it though followed by a puckering dryness that's at once intriguing and thirst inducing.
As a solo snack item, I'd probably pass on these, but the cool thing about the Droste Pastilles is that they're in these wonderful little disks in an easily reseable foil package (just twist it shut and it keeps the air out and pop it back into the hexagonal cardboard tube for later). I think this would be paired really nicely with some red wine, maybe some dessert cheese or put it into a bowl of coffee or vanilla ice cream as a garnish ... or maybe with some nuts and dried fruits.
Rating - 7 out of 10 (I know, I'm giving out a lot of 7s lately)
POSTED BY Cybele AT 1:54 pm Candy • Review • Droste • Chocolate • 7-Worth It • Netherlands • Comments (1)
Tuesday, September 20, 2005
Head-to-Head: Smarties vs. M&Ms
Yes, in the continuing quest to not only bring you the best and worst candies in the world, I'm going to educate you on the subtleties between our seemingly identical candy choices.
Today I'm tackling the UK product, Smarties, which is made my Nestle and the American product M&Ms which are made by Mars.
First, a little background (some of this I only know vaguely so feel free to correct me). M&Ms were originally developed as a candy for soldiers to give them quick energy in combat situations and be easy to carry. Some people wonder what M&M stands for, and many think it's for the Mars brothers, but in reality it's Forrest Mars, Sr. and Bruce Murrie. Murrie's father was one of Hershey's trusted partners at the company and provided the chocolate inside M&Ms until the 70s.
As with most UK treats under the Nestle name, they were originally made by Rowntree which was later swallowed up by the growing Nestle corporation. Developed several years before the M&M, Smarties are still one of the most popular candies in the UK. The UK version are purported to have orange chocolate flavored orange Smarties (and back when there was a brown Smartie it was mocha flavored) but I am using Canadian Smarties for this head to head.
First, Smarties are slightly bigger than M&Ms. An M&M is approximately 1 cm in diameter while the Smartie is 1.5 cms.
However, the Smartie is slightly flatter than the M&M. I didn't weigh them.
The most noticeable difference between the two is the candy shell. The Smartie shell is much thicker and has a very pronounced crunch to it. It also seems to have a flavor. When I looked at the ingredients for the Smarties, I saw that there is wheat flour (and cornstarch & sugar) in the shell whereas the M&M shell is made only of sugar, cornstarch and color. The Smartie has a slightly graham cracker taste to it. It's pleasant and perhaps a little cinnamonny (I know there's no cinnamon in it). The M&M provides more chocolate punch. I guess geometry would tell me that even if the mass of the Smartie is the same as an M&M it still has more shell by virtue of being less spherical.
As appearances go, they're both exceptionally pretty candies. Given a choice between the two, I prefer less shell and more chocolate. In reality I usually buy Almond M&Ms more often than the plain ones, but if someone puts a bowl in front of me, I can hardly resist. But I can see that there would be times that I'd crave the cookie-like taste of the Smarties.
POSTED BY Cybele AT 9:16 am Candy • Review • Mars • Nestle • Chocolate • M&Ms • United Kingdom • United States • Head to Head • Comments (84)
Monday, September 19, 2005
Kinder Bueno
Name: Kinder Bueno
I'm a little confused by the name of this bar. Maybe my language skills aren't that good, but I've had a dabbling of German and took five years of Spanish. Kinder, as far as I know is Children in German. Bueno means good in Spanish. The package for this particular treat was in English and French.
All that linguistic stuff aside, candy is good in all languages. What we have here is a crisp shell filled with a hazelnut cream and covered in a very thin shell of milk chocolate. As with most candies, two pieces are better than one, so Kinder Bueno gives you two fingers. Each is further sealed inside a clear plastic sleeve to protect the crispy wafers from getting stale. The candy is basically a formed, crisp shell filled with a creamy, milky hazelnut paste and covered in a sweet and melty milk chocolate.
I know that all of the stuff in here is probably horrible for me, reading the ingredients in either language reveals copious amounts of palm kernel oil and 30% of my daily RDA of saturated fats (oddly enough no cholesterol). No matter, it's really good. Hazelnut is such a wonderful complement to milk chocolate and the tasteless wafers, I'd probably accept a hit of 100% of my saturated fat.
It's rich and creamy and the roasted flavor of the hazelnuts lingers. They were wonderful with my morning coffee. Even though they're sweet the fatty texture spreads the goodness all over allowing all the notes of the nuts to come out. The filling is a little sticky, so keep some milk or coffee nearby to cut it. I would probably buy these again if I were to take a long flight or something where I really wanted an indulgence to go with bad airplane coffee. Even though they're double packaged, these candies don't travel well, so don't throw an apple on top of them in your purse. I'm also eager to find some Kinder Eggs to try out sometime soon.
Rating - 7 out of 10
Friday, September 16, 2005
Mars Maltesers
Name: Maltesers
I know, you're probably getting sick of me reviewing malt candies! But I'm not, as I'm on the search for the perfect malt candy in all markets. The description of Maltesers on the package is this, "Crisp, light honeycombed centres with chocolately coating." In the States when a package says "chocolately" it means that the coating is not chocolate (it's usually made with some other fat than cocoa butter). However, the ingredients list says Milk Chocolate in the first position, so it's real chocolate (one of my pet peeves with Whoppers is that they use some sort of chocolatey wax).
What I noticed about these right away is that they're small. About the size of a peanut M&M. The chocolate coating is rather thin, more like a shell than a dip. When you pop it in your mouth it's rather easy to chip off 1/3 of the chocolate by chiseling it with the eye-teeth. At first I found the candy salty ... really salty for a malt ball. But then I came to really like the taste. The extra salt brings out the malt as a separate flavor from the chocolate. After chipping away most of the chocolate on many of them I let the malt honeycomb dissolve on my tongue. It's a rather complex flavor, almost like a cereal flavor with good solid malty overtones along with some other notes that you'd find in a good hearty loaf of bread or kashi breakfast cereal.
At first I wasn't wild about them, this exercise was more of an intellectual one, but as I ate more and more of them, I was trying to perfect removing the chocolate so that I could enjoy just the malted centers and found this to be a great activity while working tackling a rather complex project here at the office.
Next time in the UK or Canada, I'm definitely going to pick up more of these.
Rating - 8 out of 10
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AUBURN, Ala. (AP) - Frankie Sullivan scored 19 points and grabbed a key rebound, helping Auburn survive for a 69-68, double-overtime victory over Mississippi on Saturday.
The Tigers (11-6, 1-2 Southeastern Conference) lost a 12-point lead in the second half and didn't manage a basket in the second extra period but managed to snap a 3-game losing streak.
The 6-foot-1 Sullivan, who didn't score in the first half, won the battle for a rebound after Kenny Gabriel blocked Jarvis Summers' off-balance shot in the final seconds. He missed both free throws but with 1-tenth of a second to play, the Rebels (10-7, 1-2) had no time to get a shot off.
Neither team made a field goal in the second overtime until Reginald Buckner's dunk off a pass from Summers brought the Rebels within a point with 34 seconds left.
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This will be my first live UFC event, though I have seen every UFC fight possible since UFC 68. I had some bullshit to do and I thought (like a jerk) that Tim Sylvia was gonna smash Randy Couture. Looks like I was very wrong about that, and my brother went to see it and told me about having tears in his eyes when they raised "The Natural"s hand in victory. So I made a promise to myself that I would never miss a fight again. I have seen all three Strikeforce shows in Saint Louis live, the last one proved very exciting (Paul Daley murdered Scott Smith, I dont know how to post GIFs, but if one of you would be so kind...)
But here I am, about to embark on the greatest mission of my life (and yes I have a kid) and I couldn't be more excited. The first big FOX show of the new year, the biggest year for the UFC (in my opinion, and I know I do (...) a lot), and my ass is gonna be there. I can only imagine the electricity in the crowd, maybe spotting a ring girl or two, and getting to meet some of my favorite fighters in the hallways of the stadium. One of the main reasons I am a huge, hardcore fan of the UFC and of MMA is because the athletes are so accessible, kind of like Emma Stone, she is super hot and awesome, but it feels like she is just a regular gal. Because she is, just like most MMA fighters, they are regular dudes putting their shit on the line for our enjoyment. So wish me luck, and a big Cheers from me to all of you Maniacs.
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Forgive me if this has been discussed here already, but my quick check of weekend posts did not find any mention of what I considered to be a huge mistake on KD's part. I was listening to the game on the radio (which often can cause confusion to the listener courtesty of CR) and it occurred on OSU's 2nd TD drive. OSU was flagged for holding on a 3rd and 2 play which went for no gain at around the Bruin 34 yardline. Rather than accept the penalty, moving the ball out of FG range and creating a 3rd and long situation, KD declines and OSU goes for it and, of course, gets the first.
Even the color guy called out KD. I thought it was a no brainer. OSU's QB was even shakier than ours; we were down seven with no signs of life for the offense -- why risk going down by 14? Did KD really think OSU would kick a FG on 4th and 2?
I was really pissed off and even cursed in front of my 13 y/o (which I try hard not to do, but during Bruin games, it's nearly impossible). My son asked me why I was so mad and I told him that OSU would come down and score -- which they did and my anger crested anew.
Later on, after the Bruins won, my son reminded me of my outburst and commented that KD made the right decision since we won. I could only laugh, especially when I realized that is the same logic many Bruin fans use when analyzing KD's coaching ability.
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In addition to having to beat the visiting San Francisco 49ers, they needed the New Orleans Saints to lose at home to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Neither scenario happened on Sunday. The 49ers got a 40-yard field goal from Phil Dawson as time expired to beat the Cardinals 23-20 at University of Phoenix Stadium. Linebacker NaVorro Bowman played a major role in the 49ers' victory, getting an interception and recording a forced fumble and a fumble recovery. The Saints, meanwhile, rolled over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 42-17 behind four touchdown passes and a touchdown run by quarterback Drew Brees. The 49ers earned the NFC's No. 5 seed and will travel to Green Bay to take on the Packers, the NFC No. 4 seed, in their first-round playoff game next Sunday. Quarterback Carson Palmer was 28-of-49 passing for 407 yards and two touchdowns for the Cardinals and became the first quarterback in NFL history to throw for 4,000 or more yards in a season for three different teams. He did it twice while with the Bengals and also last season for the Raiders, but it was not enough to get his team into the postseason. Wide receiver Anquan Boldin, in his first game back in Arizona since leaving the Cardinals following the 2009 season, caught nine passes for 145 yards and a touchdown for the 49ers, who are headed to the playoffs for a third consecutive season under head coach Jim Harbaugh. Quarterback Colin Kaepernick was 21-of-34 for 306 yards and two touchdowns for San Francisco (12-4), which won its sixth straight game to end the regular season. What the Cardinals said "I wish I had six, seven more years to play with them, but I don't want to play football six, seven more years. But I do believe that in the next year or two, if we keep this team together and they keep buying in, this team will be one of the most dominating teams in the NFL for years and years with this coaching staff." -- DT Darnell Dockett. What the 49ers said "It's a new season but the momentum definitely carries. We have to make sure we're on top of everything. It can be one-and-done if you aren't on top of it. ... We have to win. That's the biggest thing. We have to go to their place this time and we need to get this win." -- QB Colin Kaepernick, on winning six straight to close out the regular season and now, heading to Green Bay to face the Packers in an NFC wild-card playoff game. What we learned about the Cardinals 1. Carson Palmer has shown enough to more than warrant being brought back next season as the team's starting quarterback. He's under contract for another year, but when the team traded for him in the offseason, it was no sure thing he would last two years, let alone one because there were concerns his lack of mobility and a patchwork offensive line might get him killed. But he played every snap all season and passed for more than 4,000 yards and kept this team in the playoff hunt. 2. The Arizona defense is for real. It entered this game ranked sixth overall and was No. 1 against the run, a factor that showed up again on Sunday. The Cardinals held the 49ers to 83 yards and limited Frank Gore, the only running back to gain 100 yards on them this season, to just 14 yards on 13 carries. Arizona is expected to return the core group of its defense next season, but inside linebacker Karlos Dansby is set to become a free agent. What we learned about the 49ers 1. Receiver Anquan Boldin isn't old, he's only getting better. Boldin had a brilliant game in his first game back to Arizona since being traded to Baltimore following the 2009 season. He finished with nine catches for 149 yards and a touchdown and showed his ability to pick up yards after the catch once again, especially when the 49ers needed it. 2. Receiver Quinton Patton is gaining confidence and has the trust of QB Colin Kaepernick. The 49ers targeted Patton only three times on Sunday, but he came up with a huge catch at crunch time, hauling in a 29-yard pass with two seconds left to play to set up Phil Dawson's game-winning 40-yard field goal. "Quinton went up and battled," coach Jim Harbaugh said. "The corner (Antoine Cason) had really good leverage. I thought Quinton did a nice job bumping and securing the catch coming in. Presence of mind to come in inbounds. A really strong play by him. I'm really excited for him."
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It looks like some Raider fans get together on Staten Island in New York. I wonder if Rican Raider will be able to make it out there? You NYC and Jersey Raider fans should show up in numbers and party! Bootleg Manning's (Update) The NYC Black Hole Chapter has moved their party: NYC Black Hole Chapter The NYC Black Hole Chapter has moved to a new sports bar on Staten Island; Dugout South on 4029 Hylan Boulevard. We have out own separate room on a balcony which is where we watch the Raiders games. We have 2 flat screen televisions, waitresses in Raiders jerseys, and are always welcome to new members. Always a great time :)


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Sonia Shah
am not proud, but not ashamed either, to admit I am humbled by hormones. I used
to pride myself on being logical: as a philosophy major, I got an A+ in
deductive logic in school. But under the powerful effect of estrogens and other
biochemicals coursing through my pregnant body, I realized just how much of my
past and present behavior has been ruled, or at least heavily influenced by the
waxing and waning of various hormones.
wasn't surprising, really. I already knew what a tiny amount of admittedly weak
chemicals such as THC could do to behavior. Or nicotene, caffeine, or alcohol.
Why shouldn't even tiny, minutely fluctuating quantities of body chemicals
evolved over millennia to control and adapt behavior have far-reaching
idea that human behavior could be ruled by logic took a further blow when I read
a book called The Social Brain, by the neuroscientist Michael Gazzaniga. In it,
the author details the confabulations of split-brain patients, people whose
brain hemispheres have been surgically disconnected (this used to be a treatment
for epilepsy). These folks could see, speak, hear, etc., but they couldn't speak
about what they saw through their left eyes, since that visual information would
be processed by the right side of the brain and have no way of getting to the
left side of the brain where the linguistic centers were thought to be.
the studies showed was truly life-altering for me. The scientists flashed the
patients a series of images that would either incite strong emotions, or require
some simple physical action, such as picking up a matched object. The subjects,
finding themselves feeling waves of fear or arousal, or with their hands
inexplicably holding various random objects, as triggered by the images, would
at first seem startled. But then they would instantaneously come up with
reasonable, complex explanations for their actions, explanations that had
nothing whatsoever to do with the images.
stretch these results very very far, as I did, what if all or even some portion
of our understandings, explanations, and rationalizations of ourselves, our
"master narratives," are basically fabricated out of thin air? Our
behaviors triggered instinctively by internal and external cues, with the
logical explanations added on later? If this wasn't suggestive of giving up on
rational behavior altogether, it was certainly cause to stop obsessing about the
greater personal meaning of everyday life and actions.
course it is easy and almost anti-feminist for a woman to admit this. According
to one, fairly dominant strain of feminism, the idea that women are ruled by
hormones and their bodies in general is a dismissive, patronizing, sexist one.
In the August 99 issue of Sojourner, FAIR's Jennifer Pozner takes aim at the
media for its obsession with the idea of hormone-crazed females. The culprit in
this case was a Nature study that found that ovulating women are more attracted
to men with traditionally masculine features and menstruating women are more
attracted to men with more feminine features. This is supposed to have something
to do with the fact that ovulating women want to conceive, while menstruating
women want a cooperative partner for child-rearing.
like other feminists, criticized the emphasis on hormones or genes or anything
not under rational control, as opposed to social standards and conditions.
"Researchers believe this is not a matter of fashion or a twentieth century
standard of beauty, but something that is 'inborn,'" she writes. It's
society, not the body, is the basic gist.
beg to differ. Surely there are many moronic, pointless scientific studies on
women's behavior vis a vis hormones, and the Nature study above seems to fit
that description, but that doesn't mean that we need to say that hormones have
no role in our behavior whatsoever. I have no trouble believing that the Nature
study may have some truth in it, even as I know that the findings are basically
useless and trite.
real trouble is not the idea that women are ruled by hormones, but the idea that
men aren't. Now, I'm no expert on men, but even in my limited experience I have
seen the unmistakable effects of massive spikes of testosterone on male
behavior. One day, I was riding my bike with my husband M., a mild-mannered
entomologist who literally wouldn't hurt a fly, when a fast, swerving car forced
me off the road. I make a point not to engage car commuters, but M. rushed up to
the car window and before the driver could apologize, started bellowing
incoherently and gesticulating wildly. The driver tried to explain, but M. was
too hysterical, so he drove off. What the driver may have realized, which took
me a few more months to understand, was that he was in the presence of a human
being helplessly in the throes of a testosterone rush. What else could explain
this insane, irrational, drama besides a hormone-crazed fit?
that was admittedly a very tame example. Unlike estrogen, which controls the
basically socially positive functions of reproduction, what little we know of
testosterone paints it a pretty dangerous substance. We know that testosterone
has an influential role in male aggression, and we know male violence is perhaps
the biggest obstacle to a peaceful and just society, on both the macro and the
micro levels. So why is it, then, that in the last 5 years, there have been 650
journal articles on estrogen but only 143 articles on testosterone? That's a 4.5
to 1 ratio. This is all the more remarkable given that most scientific studies
involving humans are conducted on men, not women.
of denying that hormones are significant, we should be calling for a new
scientific initiative in studying the vastly understudied population of
hormone-crazed males. (And that means all men, not just incarcerated ones.) Such
studies may reveal why it is that men by and large won't pay women what they are
worth, why they by and large won't do their share of childrearing or housework,
why they continue to degrade and violate women sexually and economically. Who
knows? Maybe there will eventually be some kind of pill to help the poor souls.


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Sound Business Case Needed to Implement Missile Defense Agency's Targets Program
GAO-08-1113: Published: Sep 26, 2008. Publicly Released: Sep 26, 2008.
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The Missile Defense Agency (MDA) is likely to spend $460 million annually on missiles used as targets for flight tests. Executing these tests depends on the quality and availability of targets. Congress asked GAO to assess (1) if MDA is providing reliable targets; (2) the causes of any deficiencies; and (3) if resolutions exist for any problems identified. To do this, GAO analyzed acquisition policies and procedures; flight test data; and budget, program execution, and acquisition materials; and interviewed MDA and DOD officials.
MDA has difficulty in both supplying targets for missile defense testing as well as in developing a new family of short, medium and long-range targets. The number of target failures and anomalies (failing to achieve one or more non-critical mission objective or partially achieving a critical mission objective) during flight tests has increased since 2006, contributing to delays in flight tests and modification of flight test objectives. In addition, the average unit cost of targets has grown significantly, from $4.5 million to $8.5 million from 2002 to 2006 to current estimates of $32 million to $65 million for the targets planned from 2008 to 2010. Many factors contribute to this cost growth, including increased complexity of targets to better reflect an evolving threat and late changes to target requirements on contract. MDA's difficulty in supplying existing targets is driven by diminishing sources for components, unanticipated costs, and problems incorporating requirements into contracts and establishing program baselines. MDA has also encountered problems developing the new family of targets, an effort currently estimated to cost at least $1 billion. The problems are due, at least in part, to the fact that a sound business case was not established before proceeding with the program and the attendant contracting strategy. The decision to pursue this new family of targets was made without a formal cost analysis and it is unclear whether MDA evaluated all alternatives before making this commitment. GAO also could not identify an original approved acquisition strategy for the new family of targets. Consequently, developmental problems have arisen in the new family of targets, leading to cost growth, delayed flight tests, and deferral of several key capabilities. MDA is taking a series of actions to address these problems, such as: (1) establishing technical, cost, and schedule baselines for all missions in the 2-year integrated master test plan; (2) drafting long-term target capability requirements; (3) developing a new cost model for targets; (4) making plans to improve risk management by considering program-wide issues, and including programmatic risks, cost and schedule in risk assessments. However, the prospects for resolution of the target acquisition problems are unclear and the overall success of the Ballistic Missile Defense System flight test program depends on the success of a new family of targets under development.
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Matter for Congressional Consideration
Matter: The Congress has repeatedly stressed the need for robust testing of the Ballistic Missile Defense System and has become concerned with the health of the MDA targets program. The Congress has also expressed concern that the FTF program is proceeding at a slower pace and greater cost than expected. Therefore, Congress may wish to consider whether to require the Secretary of Defense to report the departmentally approved missile defense target development and procurement strategy, business case, and baselines to the Congressional Defense Committees.
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: MDA conducted a business case analysis in order to identify a new acquisition plan to address problems with cost, schedule and performance problems, and initiated a new acquisition plan in 2009. This acquisition plan called for separate contract awards for different classes of targets. MDA developed and briefed Congressional staff on its targets acquisition strategy and business case in August 2009. In addition, baselines are reported annually to the Committees in MDA's annual BMDS Accountability Report.
Recommendations for Executive Action
Recommendation: The Secretary of Defense should require the Director, MDA to establish a revised business case for providing reliable and timely targets for a robust flight test program. Such a business case should, among other things, (1) determine the best approach for providing an ample supply of quality targets to support the missile defense flight test program, including consideration of approaches other than the FTF; (2) demonstrate that the chosen approach--including the attendant acquisition and contracting strategy-can be executed with available technologies, funding, time, and management capacity; (3) establish separate cost, schedule, and performance baselines for each class of target under development against which progress can be measured; and (4) reflect input from key organizations, such as the Missile Defense Executive Board, independent cost estimators, and the Director, Operational Test and Evaluation.
Agency Affected: Department of Defense
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: The Missile Defense Agency conducted a business case analysis, and released a Targets and Countermeasures acquisition strategy in July 2009, and established baselines in the 2010 Ballistic Missile Defense (BMD) Accountability Report (BAR), but the agency subsequently made decisions that were not consistent with this new acquisition strategy. Therefore, this recommendation has been partially implemented. 1) The business case analysis which was approved on July 23, 2009 did not include an assessment of quality and schedule measures of effectiveness, which are part of the evaluation criteria in the source selection process. In addition, the strategy called for competing as many as five new target contracts. Since this strategy was issued, only one new target type has been competitively awarded. 2) It is not clear whether the chosen approach will require new technologies, funding, time and management because the solicitation for the medium range ballistic missile target, and the draft solicitation for the intercontinental ballistic missile target were issued but then cancelled prior to award. The contract for the intermediate range ballistic missile was competed and awarded in the second quarter of fiscal year 2011. 3) The Agency established a Ballistic Missile Defense (BMD) Accountability Report (BAR) in July 2010, which established separate cost, schedule, and performance baselines for each class of target under development. 4) Neither the Director, Operational Test and Evaluation nor independent cost estimators were identified as participants in preparation of the acquisition plan. In addition, only integration costs were considered in the estimate.
Recommendation: The Secretary of Defense should align MDA's plans and resources with the targets program approach resulting from the above business case.
Agency Affected: Department of Defense
Status: Closed - Not Implemented
Comments: MDA released a new business case and acquisition plan for the Targets and Countermeasures program in July 2009 but failed to fully implement the new acquisition plan when two target solicitations were cancelled in 2010 and an undefinitized contract action was awarded instead. In addition, MDA established resource baselines in the 2010 BMDS Accountability Reports but subsequently revised them in 2011 and 2012.
Jul 31, 2014
Active and Reserve Unit Costs:DOD Report to Congress Generally Addressed the Statutory Requirements but Lacks DetailGAO-14-711R: Published: Jul 31, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 31, 2014.
Air Force Working Capital Fund:Actions Needed to Manage Cash Balances to Required LevelsGAO-14-480: Published: Jul 31, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 31, 2014.
Defense Health Care Reform:Actions Needed to Help Realize Potential Cost Savings from Medical Education and TrainingGAO-14-630: Published: Jul 31, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 31, 2014.
Defense Health Care:US Family Health Plan is Duplicative and Should be EliminatedGAO-14-684: Published: Jul 31, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 31, 2014.
Defense Management:DOD Needs to Improve Future Assessments of Roles and MissionsGAO-14-668: Published: Jul 31, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 31, 2014.
Jul 30, 2014
Defense Contracting:Factors DOD Considers When Choosing Best Value Processes Are Consistent with Guidance for Selected AcquisitionsGAO-14-584: Published: Jul 30, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 30, 2014.
Littoral Combat Ship:Additional Testing and Improved Weight Management Needed Prior to Further InvestmentsGAO-14-749: Published: Jul 30, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 30, 2014.
Jul 28, 2014
Security Clearances:Tax Debts Owed by DOD Employees and ContractorsGAO-14-686R: Published: Jul 28, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 28, 2014.
Jul 17, 2014
Missile Defense:DOD's Report Provides Limited Insight on Improvements to Homeland Missile Defense and Acquisition PlansGAO-14-626R: Published: Jul 17, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 17, 2014.
Jul 14, 2014
Military Training:Observations on Efforts to Prepare Personnel to Survive Helicopter Crashes into WaterGAO-14-615R: Published: Jul 14, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 14, 2014.
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Yarnell Hill Fire: Valley concert benefits families of Granite Mountain Hotshots
LITCHFIELD PARK, AZ - A benefit concert Saturday night in Litchfield Park raised more than $4,000 in donations for the families of the 19 fallen firefighters who lost their lives in the Yarnell Hill Fire.
Organizers say the free event, held at The Wigwam Resort, encouraged donations. That money will go to the 100 Club of Arizona.
They hoped the event would encourage people to thank their local firefighters and first responders for all they do.
"Just come to support this and shake the hand of a local firefighter," said Ian Faith, who helped plan the benefit concert.
"Just engage and bring better appreciation to our first responders," Faith said.
The event featured local bands, food and booths. Several local fire departments were there to show their support.
Despite all of the fun, concert-goers never forgot the reason they were there.
"As time goes on, it becomes more important that the families have support from the community," said Marian See of Goodyear.
"It's kind of like a party, but everyone's here to give back a little bit," said Marian's husband Jim.


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The D.C. fire department's fleet of ambulances is facing a shortage. It's been brought on by breakdowns. And the hot weather is taking its toll.
FOX 5 has learned the fire department has been able to double the number of new ambulances on order.
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Should we?
The Royals aren't going to win anything in 2011. I think just about everyone knows that, save maybe Frenchy.
I look at Milledge, a 25 year old journeyman outfiielder and former prospect stud, now suspect dud.
Milledge was able to hit .291 for the Buccos two years ago, albeit in limited time at the plate. Last season, it seemed that Milledge was going to cement himself as an everyday player for the Pirates, but he ended up being a below average defender and a below average corner outfielder.
Since the Royals have a completely muddied outfield, is Milledge worth an incentive laden contract from Kansas City?
The Royals current 40 man roster includes the following "outfielders" :
Gregor Blanco -light hitter, speed, slightly above average glove.
Alex Gordon - who the hell knows?
David Lough -
Jeff Francoeur - low OBP, high K OF with some defensive ability
Melky Cabrera - what happened to Melky?
Lorenzo Cain - solid defender, great speed, light hitter
Jarrod Dyson -
Mitch Maier - slightly terrible, slightly fun to root for
Derrick Robinson - jury in long deliberation
Milledge would be a right handed hitter and younger than Gordon, Maier, Frenchy, Cabrera, Dyson and Blanco. Yep, younger than all of those guys.
Would everyone here prefer to see Gordon / Cain / French or Milledge / Cain / French?


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Burnt out - 11 left homeless after fire
Family seeks help to rebuild
OCHO RIOS, St Ann — Stacey Ann Nelson was a far away from Hinds Town, St Ann, when she got the terrifying news that her family home was on fire. Shocked, she ran all the way home, but everything was already burnt to a crisp
"Mi reach long before all the fire truck, the way how mi run," Nelson told the Jamaica Observer North East.
She explained that when the truck came everything was already destroyed, leaving the firefighters to focus instead only on the cooling-down operations.
"Mi feel stress," said the matriarch of the household of 11.
The family still does not know what caused the early afternoon fire on January 7. Since the blaze, the family has been separated, with the adults and children staying at different locations.
"Mi lose everything: fridge, TV, DVD, and everything," Nelson said.
Nelson said she has been fortunate to be able to stay with a sister. However, two of her children are now living with other relatives.
"Mi born and grow right here," she explained, adding that this is the only place she has called home for many years.
Nelson said it has been a major struggle for the family since the fire.
Referred to as "mama" by children and siblings, Nelson said help has been offered by some of the schools the children attend, as well as community churches and political representatives; however, for her there is still a far way to go.
"Ah one roof mi want back over mi head," the distraught Nelson said.
Not having a permanent job has made any hope of rebuilding her house, anytime soon, even more remote.
"It rough," she lamented, explaining that she only works two days per week to try and make ends meet.
Nelson said any help the family can get will be well appreciated.
A relative, Nichelle Turner, who was at home at the time of the fire, was outside when she saw the flames, but there was little she could do but call for help. The fire quickly engulfed the dwelling, leaving homeless four adults and children aged 15, 13, nine, five, four, one, and two years of age. The children had already returned from school and so their school supplies were also destroyed in the fire.
"We lose everything," Turner reiterated. The young woman said she did not know where to start as she does not have the necessary resources, but is hoping for the best so the family can once again be together.
Her children, aged 15 and 13 years old, have been staying with other relatives, away from their mother since the fire.
In the meantime councillor for the Beecher Town Division, Ian Bell has raised concerns about the length of time it takes the fire department to respond to fires. Bell brought up the matter in the recent St Ann Parish Council monthly meeting, but the fire department was not present to address his concerns.
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The Viper is fairly versatile pattern that's beatable by bowlers with the ability to adjust. 37 feet is one of the shortest oil patterns on Tour, so bowlers need to be prepared for an earlier break point than usual.
How to Play the Pattern:
Because the break point is only 37 feet down the lane, you should start your ball more to the outside than you normally do. Adjust your starting position to the right if you're righthanded, and to the left if you're a lefty. Depending on your bowling style, you could be throwing as far inside as the second arrow (the 10 board) or as far outside as between the gutter and first arrow (the three board).
Try to keep your ball as straight as possible through the oil. This way, it won't break too far when it hits the dry part of the lane.
After a few frames have been bowled, the pattern will start to break down. If you've been keeping the ball to the outside, the oil will have shifted to allow multiple angles of attack. This is where the versatile bowlers step in and take over.
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Hundreds of people have turned out to pay their respects as an emotional service took place for missing five-year-old April Jones.
A procession of more than 700 people walked slowly through the Welsh town of Machynlleth, as normal life came to a standstill.
Hundreds gathered at the Bryn-y-Gog estate from where April was abducted on Monday evening.
With crowds wearing pink ribbons symbolising the faith many still have that the girl remains alive, the procession moved in subdued silence through the town. Roads along the route were closed off as the sombre gathering inched its way slowly to St Peter's Church at the heart of the mid Wales market town.
The schoolgirl's abduction has shaken the small mid Wales community to the core. The service today is seen as the start of a process aimed at healing the community.
Speaking before Sunday's ceremony, Reverend Kathleen Rogers said: "The realisation is coming on since yesterday when we heard murder - that has hit home."
Inside the church, Reverend Rogers addressed the congregation, as she offered prayers for April's parents Coral, 40, and Paul, 44, who did not attend the ceremony.
She said: "We cannot bring little April, our sweet and innocent little girl, home as we had hoped. But our hope has now been moved on to sure and certain hope that she is in the arms of Jesus. Coral and Paul may not be with us this morning but we hold them very close in our hearts as we pray for them.
"There are hundreds of people today searching our town, our countryside, our river. Many hundreds more have been searching this last week. We thank them and we pray for them as they came to us in our hour of need and they continue to be with us."
April, who has cerebral palsy, was playing out late on her bicycle as a treat for a glowing school report when she disappeared on Monday evening. Former lifeguard Mark Bridger, 46, has been charged with the abduction and murder of April. He is also accused of perverting the course of justice and will face Aberystwyth Magistrates' Court on Monday.


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Hello! Well, first I'd like to congratulate JCC Jr. for fighting a good and hard fight. It was very entertaining. Okay, on to the meat!
1.) JCC Jr. is still pretty one dimensional. He can move around agst Manfredo, and he can pressure some against Andy Lee, but we talkin' Andy Lee, ANDY LEE! He can walk thru a contender or fringe contender.
2.) I'd like to join everyone and being hyped up about JCC Jr., especially after a good win, but on a closer look I still think he's slow as crap. He throws big and wide punches and leaves himself open afterward or off balance.
3.) His footwork is slow, plodding and god-awful. I think the only person he could catch is Margarito! Maybe Angulo with a flu! Martinez will light him up on that alone, and JCC Jr. will never get him stuck on the ropes even if he is 220 lbs. that night!
4.) JCC Jr.'s large size is overrated. Yes, he can walk through some punches, his punches have a little more weight, and he can be rugged, but it still remains his hands and feet are slow as crap, his defense is marginal, and I don't know if he could adjust to a true elite opponent like Sergio Martinez.
5.) His chin is world class. It got dinged and it never flinched.
6.) Infighting - It's alright, not great. There are a lot of lulls in his infighting because he needs time to get set, find openings, and get a rhythm. Martinez would be gone by the time he throws, or after 1-2 shots. He goes pretty heavy to the body, but only agst someone who will sit on the ropes agst him.
7.) JCC Jr. seems to get slower, and sloppier the more he opens up, that's not good! A good pressure fighter usually gets cooking as the rounds go on like Joe Frazier or a focused Brandon Rios.
8.) JCC Jr. vs. Canelo? Based on what I've seen so far I'd have to go with the Cinna-bum. Cinnbum seems to have better fundamentals, fights a little cleaner, have better defense, more polish, crisper punches, more and better combinations, and more dimensions. There is the size factor, which could play some factor, but I'd stick pick Canelo anyway. That would be a fun fight!
That's about it. Athletically and skill wise I just don't see what's so special about JCC Jr.,to be blunt, ANYTHING special about JCC Jr.! Okay, I did like how he was about to keep his right glove up to block Andy Lee's right hooks, that's about it. See ya!


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Established in 1884, Central Union Mission is one of America's oldest social service ministries. The ministry began as an outreach to wayward men, many of them Civil War veterans, on the streets of Washington. Strong church support led the steady growth into the 21st Century enabling the Mission to purchase and later build increasingly larger facilities.
In 1915, John Bennett arrived as the Mission's first long-term superintendent. In 1917, under his wife Jean, the Children's Emergency Home ministry began. The Mission built large downtown facilities, and revenue and ministry grew even through The Great Depression.
Camp Bennett was opened in 1934 as a place for children to go during the summer and for farming by men out of work. During World War II, the Mission ministered to the thousands of lonely service men and women in the nation's capital.
After the war and deaths of John and Jean Bennett, Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Eberhardt were called to lead the Mission and Children's Home until 1962. The Eberhardts were leaders in the national rescue mission movement and oversaw increased ministry to men, women, children and families and broader use of tools such as the radio.
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On their fourth album, The Truth Is..., Theory of a Deadman continue to demonstrate a knack for radio-ready hooks. Unfortunately, listening to those hooks will require you sitting through frontman Tyler Connolly's often noxious putdowns of the many women who have let him down. Consequently, The Truth Is... can't help but feel mean-spirited and ugly, which is presumably the exact opposite reaction than the boys-will-be-boys Canadian group intends.
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Theory of a Deadman are no strangers to writing songs that display a somewhat sexist attitude. One of their biggest hits, "Bad Girlfriend" off 2008's Scars & Souvenirs, was a rousing salute to an ideal lover who liked to get drunk and screw. While there's nothing inherently wrong with tunes that salute bad girls, The Truth Is... is almost perfectly divided between songs about evil wenches and perfect angels, suggesting that Connolly sees women as either virgins or whores ... or, worse, he assumes his audience does.
Frat-Boy Energy
When the album disses unfaithful girls, it can be downright nasty. "The Truth Is... (I Lied About Everything)" is clearly meant to be a joke as Connolly details all the lies his ex told, but his snide delivery undercuts the humor, making the sing-along track feel utterly juvenile. That's a shame since the song is musically quite fun. Then there's "Bitch Came Back," which is about shallow, possessive women who just want to get married so they can control their man. But you don't sympathize with Connolly; he just sounds like a jerk who doesn't deserve a quality woman. These songs have a frat-boy energy to them that can be enticing but also weirdly off-putting once you start to consider the lyrical messages at their center.
Showing a Softer Side
When The Truth Is... goes toward more melodic territory, the band adeptly churn out memorable mid-tempo numbers. "Out of My Head" and "Easy to Love You" are syrupy, romantic tunes that are familiar but likeable. "Easy to Love You" bears a slight resemblance to "Champagne Supernova," the big Oasis ballad from the mid-'90s, and like that classic it has a sweeping, pull-out-your-lighter quality to it. "Out of My Head" is equally yearning, an ode to the sort of love that won't let go. And Connolly proves on "Head Above Water" that he can show a great deal of sympathy to the person he's addressing, advising a friend or lover to hang on during tough times. There's something genuine in these gentler tracks that stands in stark contrast to the louder, more forced kiss-off tracks that surround them on The Truth Is...
'The Truth Is...' - Bottom Line
Theory of a Deadman have never been a critics' band, and with the clean, sharp, accessible tunes on The Truth Is... they'll no doubt appeal to rock audiences who don't care about reviews. But rather than delivering joyful or masterful antisocial tunes that revel in male id, the Canadian group seem concerned in appealing to both sexes, giving guys crude songs about bad girls while providing emotional tunes to the women. Their fans probably won't care about that inherent contradiction, but maybe they should.
"Head Above Water" (Purchase/Download)
"Out of My Head" (Purchase/Download)
"Hurricane" (Purchase/Download)
"Lowlife" (Purchase/Download)
Release date – July 12, 2011
'The Truth Is...' - Best Tracks:"Easy to Love You" (Purchase/Download)
"Head Above Water" (Purchase/Download)
"Out of My Head" (Purchase/Download)
"Hurricane" (Purchase/Download)
"Lowlife" (Purchase/Download)
Release date – July 12, 2011
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Updated Aug 29, 2013 - 8:01 am
Is Jerraud Powers the Arizona Cardinals' best option at CB?
Originally published: Aug 29, 2013 - 7:58 am
In watching the Cardinals' three preseason games, I can't help but cite cornerback Jerraud Powers as an area of concern. And the more I've looked into his football past, the more my concern grows.
At 5-foot-9, 187 pounds, Powers is a bit undersized, even for a corner.
In four NFL seasons, he's missed large chunks of the schedule each year with various injuries.
Last year, quarterbacks racked up a rating of 105 when throwing directly at Powers.
And the fifth-year veteran's scouting report reads like an NFL horror novel
- Isn't very strong
- Struggles to get off blocks
- Takes too many chances
- Less than ideal size
- Durability concern
Of course, Powers brings positive attributes to the table as well. He's a solid tackler for his size. He was a rookie starter for the Indianapolis Colts the year they nearly went undefeated. And he seems to have impressed the Cardinals coaching staff this preseason.
Still, I can't help but wonder when the Cardinals will grow tempted to see Tyrann Mathieu on the field every down. Ideally, I think they'd like to use the rookie all over the place during the course of a game. Ideally, Powers will lock the down the other corner opposite Peterson. But whether through injury or ineffectiveness, I don't see it happening.
Chuck Powell, KTAR.com & ArizonaSports.com contributor


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After decades as Boone County sheriff, Duane Wirth is retiring and a familiar face has announced his campaign for the open position.
Dave Ernest was hired by Wirth and worked as with the Belvidere Police Department for the last 26 years.
"Honestly Sheriff Wirth is a legend in this county," Ernest says. "He's been a sheriff for the past 35 years, he's been one of my strong mentors. It's really something that we want to continue on that legacy and I feel very honored to follow in his footsteps."
Ernest says the decision to run wasn't easy because he enjoys working with the police department.
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After a couple of midweek wins against Appalachian State and Charleston Southern, the Gamecocks get ready to travel up to Kentucky for the 3rd time in four years, as mentioned by Connor Tapp and The Feathered Warrior. Kentucky looks to be a surprisingly difficult series as the Wildcats are the nation's only remaining undefeated team.(h/t to C&F at TSK) That's right, not Stanford, or South Carolina, or Florida, the top 3 in the polls, but Kentucky. The link that I just mentioned explains that Kentucky may not have had the strongest opponents on the diamond, but they appear to be a balanced team.
With the Florida Gators coming to town next weekend, here's to hoping that the Gamecocks stay focused on the undefeated Kentucky Wildcats and take care of business this weekend, before hosting the Gators the 23rd-25th at Carolina Stadium.
Go 'Cocks!


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In our French program, students engage in a variety of informal activities outside
of the classroom. Each semester, such activities provide a setting that fosters
a sense of community and helps students use their knowledge of the language.
Modern Language Forum
Pi Delta Phi
French Honor Society
Students learning French can practice their speaking skills by attending a Pause-café
(coffee break) meeting. Conversation focuses on topics such as popular music, political
and social events in francophone countries, and nuances of the French language itself.
Native speakers often attend and help to lead the discussions. Pause-cafés are organized
by the professors, and students receive credit for participating.
Poésie et Chocolat (Poetry and Chocolate)
During Spring Term the French Club and Department of French sponsor an evening of
French poetry readings, accompanied by a chocolate fondue fountain with great dippers
(pound cake, fresh strawberries, and more). Bring a poem or write your own to share.
Soirée de Cinéma (French Movie Nights)
The Department of Modern Languages shows French movies with English subtitles throughout
the academic year.


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Weather Underground Forecast for Thursday, January 16, 2014
Snowy conditions persist for the upper Midwest and Great Lakes region and cold air continues spreading across the East on Thursday. A strong low pressure system moves over the Great Lakes and pulls cold air southward from Canada. This will continue pushing cold air across the Eastern Valleys, with high temperatures expected to remain 10 to 15 degrees below normal for most areas. Snow showers will persist along the northern side of this system and strong winds will create blizzard conditions across Minnesota and Wisconsin. This will create dangerous roads and travel conditions, so please take caution and drive only if necessary. Snowfall totals will range from 3 to 5 inches, but the high winds and blowing snow will be the main concern.
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This project provides for the relocation of wastewater facilities to accommodate roadway widening projects constructed by Hillsborough County or the Florida Department of Transportation. The work includes relocating force main and gravity sewers that are in conflict with the proposed improvements. These projects also allow the department to coordinate the rehabilitation and replacement of deteriorated wastewater facilities with the roadway construction to reduce construction cost.
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Bjorn Rebney got what he wanted on Friday night at Bellator 110 when Quinton Jackson and King Mo Lawal picked up wins in Bellator's four-man light heavyweight tournament. The two men will likely meet on Bellator's first PPV in May, which was announced last night by the promotion. At the event's post-fight press conference, Rebney was asked about two hot topics in MMA of late - the banning of TRT, and the UFC's decision to re-sign Gilbert Melendez. First he spoke on TRT (via MMA Fighting):
"I've had the same opinion on [TRT], and the same stance on it since the first time I asked the question," he said. "I just never felt that the controls were tight enough to be able to allow it to occur. When guys use it it's an unfair advantage. If you're going to equalize the playing field, the best way to equalize the playing field is to eliminate it in totality. I've never wavered on that...it is an unfair advantage when misused. Anybody who's in this sport recognizes that people misuse it."
"It's unfortunate for guys who have a legitimate physical defect," Rebney said. "But they're on the side of doing it right for everybody, and the vast majority are going to be able fight clean now and not have to fight against somebody who isn't [on TRT]. So I think it's a good move."
He also stated that he wasn't aware of anyone applying for a TUE for a Bellator fight up until now, and it doesn't matter in the future anyway. It was noted that Rampage Jackson did not apply for one before his bout with Christian M'Pumbu.
Rebney also discussed the UFC's decision to match Bellator's offer to lightweight star Melendez (also via MMA Fighting):
"If it helped the sport it terms of giving fighters like Gil who are amongst the best in the world get a bigger stake in the game -- which they deserve -- I think it's a good thing," he told MMA Fighting on Saturday night after Bellator 110 at Mohegan Sun. "I think it's good for the sport. What's good for the fighters is good for this game."
He stated that Gil's TUF spot (he's coaching TUF 20 against Anthony Pettis) was because the Bellator deal pretty much forced the UFC's hand with their clauses regarding TV shows on Spike and the like. He also thinks this form of restricted free agency, for lack of a better term, works for MMA:
"I think it's indicative of how the system should work," Rebney said. "The UFC had matching rights -- we have matching rights.And you negotiate those matching rights when you sign a guy like Gil, or when you sign a superstar fighter. And the idea is, if you support that fighter and build him up over the years, you should be able to give somebody the equivalent of whatever they were offered and then retain their services, because you helped build them up and the fighter helped build up your organization. We made Gil a great offer. It had a lot of perks in it in terms of on air stuff and in terms of pay-per-view at lower levels than I've ever seen in this sport, and in higher participation than I've ever seen in this sport.
"Since I first got into this I've always thought that the guys who fuel the machine are the fighters. People aren't buying par-per-views to see my face or Dana [White]'s face, they're buying it because of fighters like Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson or Michael Chandler or Eddie Alvarez, etc. They should be a very large scale beneficiary of that process when it goes for premium TV. I hope the bar does get set. We're going to win some of those guys, we're going to lose some of them, and they're going to match on some."
Bellator continues their season next week in Oklahoma with a bantamweight title fight and the first round of a heavyweight tournament.


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SideDish Nation: let's get busy. I want to compile a list of the best diners and dives in Dallas. All-nighters. Breakfast favorites. Best places to eat after the bars close. Old-fashioned waitresses. I've got my favs. What are yours. Suburbs, I'm talking to you too.
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Barbec's on Garland. Great Menu
To submit an obvious choice, can't beat the waitress at Your Mamma's Diner with the jewelry and the sunglasses. I understand her sister is a waitress at another diner on Industrial.
Buzz Brews has a good breakfast. I think they're open late. No booze.
Uh, make that Mamma's Daughter Diner..or soemthing like that!!
Been showing a Brit friend around town here the past few days. She thoroughly enjoyed the orginal location of Sonny Bryan's on Inwood and the Mecca on Harry Hines. Also plan to go to Ranchman's Cafe in Ponder where you have to order your baked potato in advance!
Metro Diner in Preston Center on Luther Lane.
Seconding Barbec's.
Kel's on Forest Lane!! Waitresses have been there for ages and they have breakfast, lunch & dinner. I think breakfast may be served all day…
Yep, Buzz Brews @ Fitzhugh and 75 is open 24 hours. Founded by a former manager from Cafe Brazil, but we like the food much better than Cafe Brazil. They have real maple syrup, which you don't find at many diners.
Ditto on Barbec's and Buzz Brews.
Don't forget Cuquita's. One of the busiest places around after 2am, especially on weekends.
Original Market Diner on Harry Hines…gotta love the woman with the beehive hair and funny glasses. Pies are pretty tasty…almost like grandma makes them. They sit in those pie cases that rotate.
State & Allen in Uptown for sure. Thursday through Saturday nights they serve until 1am. Great pizza, tasty sandwiches and original salads. Full bar service till 2. Great patio, too — heated when it's cold outside. Friendly neighborhood place.
I must also second The Mecca. Can't beat their great, affordable breakfasts and lunches, and all at wallet-friendly prices.
Norma's on Davis Street. Chicken fried steak and eggs!
The Metro on Gaston for wee hours — best people watching this side of the State Fair. (I'm not sure anything in Preston Center qualifies as a "dive," sorry. Not much of a mix there.)
Original Pancake House on Lemmon is fairly antiseptic (i.e. it's not a dive), but it has its share of old-school waitresses and the food is damned good.
Seconding Mecca, Buzz Brews, John's, Goldrush. Barbec's = overrated, but real-deal waitresses and best biscuits anywhere.
Mecca for sure, Original Market Diner and now having moved from Lakewood to the burbs Mill Street Cafe in Lewisville.
Nancy, Metro in Preston Center is still there. Deb, manager/cook extraordinaire, says that they're not going anywhere for a while, at least a year.
At least that's what the landlord most recently said.
Keller's hamburgers, nuff said.
Kel's on Forest is a great spot for "cuisine de Circle Grill" ( my first Diner experience). I've tried Metro Grill at Preston. I guess if you're after a true "diner" experience (dirt everywhere) then that's your place. Not that Kel's is hospital clean, but Metro grossed us out.
Cuquita's…on Henderson…can't beat a muy authentico place that's open very late and attracts a real Hieronymus Bosch of clients at all hours.
J's on Midway off Belt Line
I will drive across town for the Dairyette burgers (Ferguson, East Dallas). I also like the burgers at J's Restaurant/ Diner on Midway in Addison (it's also 24 hours, booth and counter seating). I visit Norma's on Beltline at least once a month – good chicken fried steak. On some Saturdays, I go to Kel's on Forest Avenue for breakfast. The BEST barbeque in Texas is in Tioga, by the way – Clark's (an hour north from Lewisville on US 377).


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Fred enters the lab, wearing a slightly more appropriate outfit. She goes into her office, turns around, and then jumps as she discovers that Spicule is there, facing the wall like he saw The Blair Witch Project too many times. She asks if she can help him, and he answers, "Well, that's the heart of it, isn't it? The crux. The nub." Oh my God, they really are writing him like he's Season Two Wesley! Spicule asks if she's "the smart one," and finally moans, "I'm slipping." He looks really, really old. He says that the ground under him is slipping and he's standing over a chasm and blee blah bleh. Fred asks if that's what happens when he vanishes. When Fred's the one who's terse, there's a serious problem. Spicule turns away again and says he's being pulled somewhere. Where? Well, let's see if he can answer that in a hundred words or less: "It's not the place heroes go. Not by a bloody long shot. It's the other one. Full of fire and torment. Not the place with the people with wings playing harps, no sir. The one with the nasty people who poke you with sharp things. You get it? You see what I mean? It's for bad people. Milton talked about it for a while. There's a name for it. It's on the tip of my tongue." I made some of that up. But probably less than you'd think. He concludes by saying he's terrified, and begging, "Help me."
Next week, "the man who once loved Buffy" -- okay, could you vague that up a little more? Er, so whoever that is, he (or she) might be sweet on someone new. There is a supremely unflattering shot of Boreanaz in the promo, where his skin looks all blotchy, and it seems like a mean thing to put in an ad. But the girl he likes looks kind of like Darla, which amuses me. Poor Darla.


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Trinity Hospital To Get Expansion
Trinity Regional Health System plans to expand it's heart center and emergency.
"This is expansion is really designed to improve patient safety and privacy, better coordinate care, reduce operational costs and accommodate the increased demand we've seen," Trinity President and CEO Rick Seidler said.
The $61.3 million facility will be 90,000 square feet and three stories tall.
The increase number of patients in the cardiac unit and the emergency department is more than the current Rock Island hospital can handle, prompting an expansion.
Trinity also plans to use local engineers, architectures and construction firms to complete the project.
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