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We have to wait for the election results. If a stable government is installed at the centre certainly that will have a positive impact on the stocks and stock market. No government can retreat from policies economic liberalization.Answered by Good Citizen, 03 May '09 08:26 pm
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Should we change our name to Mori Watch? Yet another retraction from cancer researcher
Earlier this week we reported on the latest retraction of an article by Naoki Mori, number 21 in a series. We could have waited a few days and saved ourselves some trouble.
The journal Leukemia Research has retracted a 2006 paper by Mori, titled "Curcumin suppresses constitutive activation of AP-1 by downregulation of JunD protein in HTLV-1-infected T-cell lines." From the notice, which is behind a paywall: Read the rest of this entry »
So how often does medical consensus turn out to be wrong?
In a quote that has become part of medical school orientations everywhere, David Sackett, often referred to as the "father of evidence-based medicine," once famously said:
Half of what you'll learn in medical school will be shown to be either dead wrong or out of date within five years of your graduation; the trouble is that nobody can tell you which half–so the most important thing to learn is how to learn on your own.
Sackett, we are fairly sure, was making an intentionally wild estimate when he said "half." [See note about these strikethroughs at bottom of post.]
But aA fascinating study out today in the Archives of Internal Medicine gives a clue as to the real figure suggests that he may have been closer than any of us imagined. Read the rest of this entry »
Unprecedented? Journal yanks transcendental meditation paper 12 minutes before it's scheduled to publish
There's a highly unusual situation brewing at the Archives of Internal Medicine. At 3:48 Eastern time on Monday, 12 minutes before the embargo lifted on the June 28 issue of the Archives of Internal Medicine, the following message went out from its press office:
The editorial office of the Archives of Internal Medicine has made the decision not to publish, "Stress Reduction in the Secondary Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease: A Randomized Controlled Trial of Transcendental Meditation and Health Education in African Americans," by Schneider et al, and the accompanying Commentary by Mehta and Bairey Merz that was to post Online First at 3 PM central time today.
The decision is to allow time for review and statistical analysis of additional data not included in the original paper that the authors provided less than 24 hours before posting. We apologize for the short notice, but hope you will understand and not run your stories on this study today.
We asked Archives of Internal Medicine editor Rita Redberg when the paper might be published: Read the rest of this entry »
So when is a retraction warranted? The long and winding road to publishing a failure to replicate
Sometime in 2009, the University of Nottingham's Uwe Vinkemeier thought something was wrong with two papers he read in Genes & Development, one from 2006 and one from 2009. The papers claimed to show how changes to a protein called STAT1 affect programmed cell death. So he did what scientists are supposed to do: He tried to repeat the experiments, to replicate the results.
He couldn't.
So he submitted the results to G&D, which was initially willing to publish the data along with a rebuttal by the original authors. But everyone seemed to be dragging their feet. Read the rest of this entry »
Idea retraction: Did Picasso suffer migraines? Do 'guitar nipple,' 'cello scrotum' exist? Ask pigeons
Cephalalgia published a lovely piece online this month. The abstract is a refreshing bit of honesty:
It is widely believed that Pablo Picasso suffered from migraine. The main cause for this is our suggestion made 10 years ago that some of Picasso's paintings resemble migraine auras. Here we critically look back at our own hypothesis. We conclude that, although the idea is still fascinating, there is no proof of Picasso suffering from migraine with aura.
In other words, say authors Michel Ferrari and Joost Haan: Go ahead, blame us for this important clinical finding, which we first described in an editorial in Cephalalgia in 2000. We're retracting the idea, but not before we have some fun with it.
So we figured we'd do the same.
The authors describe a number of famous cases of historical diagnoses such as Hildegard of Bingen, an abbess and mystic of the 12th century whose work has led some to suggest she was a migraneur. It's difficult to confirm such diagnoses, of course, and the authors draw a parallel to other pronouncements by doctors: Read the rest of this entry »
We wrote what? The problem of forged authorship. Plus, a guest appearance on MedPage Today
At a time when you can set up a Google alert to find out when your name appears anywhere on the Web — not that we'd know, of course — it puzzles us that some researchers are trying to get away with using others' names on papers without their knowledge.
But they're not just trying. Our recent experience suggests they're actually getting away with it and seeing those papers in print. We've found at least six cases of that in the past few months. Of course, some eventually get caught.
We'd like to see journals taking a more vaccine-like approach to this problem. That's the subject of our new column in Lab Times, where we're now regular contributors. Excerpt: Read the rest of this entry »
How journal editors can detect and deter scientific misconduct
Misconduct happens. So what can journal editors do find and prevent it?
While we don't claim to be experts in working on the other side of the fence — eg as editors — Ivan was flattered to be asked by session organizers at the Council of Science Editors to appear on a panel on the subject. He was joined on the panel by:
- Science executive editor Monica Bradford
- Annals of Internal Medicine editor in chief Christine Laine
- American Association for Cancer Research publisher Diane Scott-Lichter
- Committee on Publication Ethics's Liz Wager
Their presentations were chock-full of good tips and data. Bradford, for example, said that Science had published 45 retractions since 1997. And Laine recommended copying all of a manuscript's authors on every communication, which could help prevent author forgery that seems to be creeping into the literature.
So we hope their slides will be online soon. In the meantime, Ivan's slides are here (scroll down a bit so that the entire first slide, and navigation, are visible below the CSE banner): Read the rest of this entry »
Roundup: A new record? And paper retracts story about Canadian Paxil researcher-turned pol Kutcher
We've both been at conferences — Adam at the Society of Cardiovascular Anesthesiologists in Savannah, and Ivan at the Council of Science Editors in Baltimore, where he'll be on a panel today about finding fraud — so we haven't had a lot of time to run down retractions. But there were a few retraction-related developments in the past few days that we wanted to highlight for Retraction Watch readers:
First, another great investigation by The Cancer Letter and The New York Times, this one into the International Early Lung Cancer Action Program (I-ELCAP) run by Claudia Henschke and David Yankelevitz. The design and conclusions of that trial has been criticized by other pulmonologists.
The new investigation, however, reveals that an October 2008 review of the study found that the researchers couldn't find 90 percent of the subjects' consent forms. That, The Cancer Letter notes, could mean a huge number of retractions that could displace Joachim Boldt as the current record holder: Read the rest of this entry »
More details emerge on ScienceBlogs-National Geographic deal
Yesterday, we reported that National Geographic had bought ScienceBlogs. We've now obtained a recording of a conference call between various members of National Geographic senior management, ScienceBlogs management, and ScienceBloggers — aka Sciblings — that adds some details.
What we've learned is that Nat Geo plans to assume control of operations, editorial content, and ad sales by June 1 of this year. And while a post from PZ Myers post said "basically, we've been bought," and we had further confirmation last night of the contents of yesterday's post from someone familiar with the situation, we want to make sure to point out, high up, that one of the first things that SEED CFO and vice president of finance and operation's Vera Scavcic said on the call was that SEED would maintain ownership: Read the rest of this entry »
So who bought ScienceBlogs? Retraction Watch exclusive: National Geographic
This afternoon, PZ Myers, of the wildly popular Pharyngula blog on ScienceBlogs, started a post with a few lines that set science writers on Twitter abuzz:
I have news. Scienceblogs is going to be folded into a new organization sometime soon — basically, we've been bought. I can't discuss all of the details just yet, but let's just say it is a prestigious national magazine with a healthy bottom line that will do us a lot of good.
Retraction Watch has learned, from a source familiar with the negotiations, that the buyer is National Geographic. We don't have any details at this point, and Nat Geo has not returned a request for comment [see update at end], but we are confident in reporting this.
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Microsoft bod dreams up 'Star Trek holodeck' games console
Why stop at peripheral images?
A Kinect style positioning sensor combined with a 360 degree projector...
Hunt vows: 'UK will have fastest broadband in Europe by 2015'
Fastest broadband in Europe? Top of the Championship isn't Top of the Premier League.
UK cookie law compliance takes effect today
Re: How this should have been done
I use the "Edit This Cookie" extension in Chrome for this very purpose - great when debugging.
Apple updates iOS, mum on Wi-Fi, battery fixes
You keep using this word. I do not think it means what you think it means. Do you mean connectivity?
Flag-waving Lego Canuck soars to 80,000ft
Isn't the Lego man Danish born?
Wannabe Obama replacement tried to hire Ballmer
Red, White and Blue screen of death?
US robochopper cargo skyhook gets another $47m
Optionally Manned
The nice feature of the proposed K-Max version is that you can still have a pilot in the cabin.
Use the AI for simple Point A to Point B resupply mission or assign a pilot if it's more complicated.
I can't see the K-Max being used for MEDEVAC or personnel transport without serious modification though.
Go Daddy sued over email alerts
Looking for an icon
I'm sure we used to have a Troll Alert icon back in the day.
Careless tweets cost lives, warns MoD
Keep calm and carry on
Loose Tweets sink Fleets
eBay calls for cheap 4G networks
Results are innacurate
For example, eBay seem to be suggest that the Isle of Man is a mobile not-spot.
This is despite two operators supplying 7.2Mbps connection speeds with Unlimited data plans available.
Android app sales skimpy, sluggish, slack, scanty...
If you don't let folks buy Apps, then App sales will be lower.
A large number of Android tablet owners are currently unable to buy apps via the marketplace, at all, even in the UK.
A search for "This item cannot be installed on your device" will give an idea of how many are affected.
Responses from Google have been slow in coming, stock in nature and haven't provided a solution.
ARM jingling with cash as its chips get everywhere
Good business
These are Q1 figures alone, not a year-long results.
By licensing at relatively low royalty levels, manufacturers are happy to continue to license the technology and less likely to switch architectures.
As a result, as long as ARM based chips are being manufactured, ARM Holdings will continue to watch the royalties roll in.
£50m profit every quarter (assuming each quarter is the same) for the foreseeable future is very nice, thank you very much.
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It's one and the same
It's one and the same, oh.
So what's the use between death and glory?
I can't tell between death and glory.
Happy endings, no they never bored me.
Happy endings, they still don't bore me.
They, they have a way
A way to make you pay.
And to make you toe the line.
Though I sever my ties.
Because I'm so clever,
But clever ain't wise.
And fuck forever,
If you don't mind.
Oh, fuck forever,
If you don't mind, I don't mind, I don't mind, I don't mind
So what's the use between death and glory?
I can't tell between death and glory.
New Labour and Tory,
Purgatory and happy families.
One and the same,
One and the same,
No, it's not the same.
It's not supposed to be the same.
You know about that way,
The way they'll make you pay,
And, the way, they make, you toe the line.
I'll sever my ties.
Oh I'm so clever,
You're so clever, but you're not very nice.
So fuck forever,
If you don't mind,
Oh, I'm stuck forever,
In your mind, your mind, your mind.
Go ahead and know about that way
To make you feel anxious and make you pay.
To make you toe the line, line.
I sever my ties,
Oh and I'll never,
Sever the ties,
And fuck forever,
If you don't mind,
See I'm stuck forever
I'm stuck in your mind, your mind, your mind, your mind.
They'll never play this on the radio,
No, They'll never play this on the radio.
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How d'you choose between death and glory?
How d'you choose between death and glory?
Happy endings don't bore me
Happy endings, they never bored me
They, they have a way
They have a way to make you pay
And to make you toe the line
Sever the ties
Oh I'm so clever
But I'm not very wise
Fuck forever
If you don't mind
I'm stuck forever
Stuck in your mind
How d'you choose between death and glory?
But I musta choose between death and glory?
Between Labour and Tory
Pergatory and happy families
Oh, we won't have a say
We won't have a say, no
We won't have a say
Won't have a say
Oh they'll have a way
They'll find a way to make you pay
And to make you toe the line
Sever the ties
Oh, you're so clever
But you're not very nice
So fuck forever
If you don't mind
Fuck forever
If you don't mind
They, they'll find a way
Find a way to make you pay
And to make you toe the line
Sever the ties
I'm stuck forever
And that is your mind
Fuck forever
I'm out of your mind
Fuck forever
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Absolute Genius | Reviewer: I LOVE PETE! | 12/9/09
Pete is one of the last british ecentrics. He's actually got a view on things as well, not like all those other bands, who don't care about anything but the money. He has style plus fantastic music. All those people who don't even think about the music and just the drugs etc. should just listen to the words of the songs. Fuck Forever is a great track with amazing lyric. (Plus Pete has some interaction with his audience, unlike bigheads like Paul Weller who says nothing to his audience.)
Very honest. | Reviewer: Human Resourses | 8/14/09
I think this is one of the best lyric that ever made in past these years.This is an enlightment and meaningful for people who just follow styles already made by someone or who want to represent new values to the world.That's actually difficult job to be really original and hit the world and get paid well.Babyshambles and Pete rule and they have thier own style for sure but I like the way that they are very honest and this lyric is written in very nice way.I feel it doesn't contain so much negative feelings, not like a teenage pessimistic crap and not like a ghostly hype musician who just make the shit stinks good.Personally, I love Music which people can enjoy dancing at club and help to make people happy and feel connected or share some good vibes but for music with lyric,the song says about universal issue as long as our society encourages rule of capitalism.That's why this song is impressive.
My theme song.... | Reviewer: Bevelover | 12/12/08
...because I work 12 hours a day, hard labor and some days this song is about all that makes sense after 25+ years of this bondage -- to my shattered brain. Drugs ain't the only thing that can fuck with yr head.
Babyshambles forever | Reviewer: Jazz has tears | 5/10/08
Fuck Forever is one of the besr songs by Babyshambles.. its deep, eerie, and PETE DOHERTY well the name speaks for itself... Babyshambles are one of the best bands i have come across
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yeaah | Reviewer: fab' | 1/20/08
this is a song that just stucks in your head!!!even just the melody makes you some kinda happy and the lyrics - if you interprete them - make you think about this whole theme in another way!!and even pete here reminds me of the young kurt cobain!!it's a mixture of some kinda i-am-addicted-to-drugs-feeling and the i-suck-out-all-the-marrow-of-life-feeling... just makes you feel better.... love it, totally love it
if you dont mind | Reviewer: Anonymous | 1/9/08
I just really like that this song infers that people expect everything in their life to be like a fairytale, and it never ends up that way...well it sort of does. and of course who could not love the fuck forever bit...plain and simple and unembellished. love it.
no, he's not a genius, but who cares? if you like the music then does it really matter what he's on and who he's with etc etc? it shouldn't.
overrated | Reviewer: Anonymous | 12/23/07
as much as i love babyshambles, this is nowhere near the best british song ever. look at blur, joy division, THE BEATLES, the smiths, new order.. i can go on. as much as i enjoy this song, you're all going over the top.
review for fuck forever | Reviewer: Anonymous | 11/19/07
fucking amazing track.best songwriter since morrissey.shame people like lauren dunna get it.and lauren crack is smoked not sniffed derr.if he can make music like this with an arm full of brown i hope he stays a junkie forever.go on pete son your cool as fuck.over and out
what? | Reviewer: Lauren | 11/17/07
I personally don't know how anyone could call this man's music "great"..to me, he is close to the worst artists i know. He's wasting his life away and then when he sings it sounds like a bunch of slurred lyrics with a decent guitar tune to keep up the beat, but when you actually get to hearing and understanding his lyrics..they don't mean much at all...some songs that are random are good (like cannonball) but this guy is just throwing words together cause they rhyme..if it SOUNDED good that would be one thing, but it sounds, as i said, like he just sniffed a wad of crack ..however this is simply my opinion, i know other people like him i just don't really know how you could..
Top Quality | Reviewer: Aaron | 10/20/07
pete iis a god, his is such a genious he has the song writing skills better than any1 this song proves it, wot a joke, his lyrics are actually so good, FUCK FOREVER
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How did I not know about this stuff until this weekend. I was at Farmer Joe's and there was a small display of it near the check out. I thought to myself, }Well that looks mighty tasty," and put the loaf onto the conveyor belt.
This is heaven in bread and insanely addicitive. They slice it really thin (probably for caloric reasons), but I have been hard pressed to stop at only 1 slice.
Holy cow, if you haven't tried, do!
Greenlee's Bakery
1081 The Alameda, San Jose, CA 95126
The cinnamon bread long-famous at their bakery seems to be more widely distributed these days. I've seen it at the Temescal farmers market and I'm pretty sure Berkeley Bowl is now carrying it.
I went to Berkeley Bowl today and (still stunned that I was immediately able to find a parking space) paused to collect my thoughts at the first place that I could do so without being in the way of other shoppers, which was in front of the bakery display. And there was a display of numerous loaves of Greenlee's cinnamon bread. BB managers must be reading Chowhound. Yes, it's very good, pricey, but very good. I used to be a fan of Semifreddi's cinnamon bread, but it's been transformed into "Semifreddi's sweetish stale-ish bread that had a little bit of cinnamon briefly brushed up against one edge". This is so much better....thanks for the tip.
I recently ordered some of Greenlee's bread, and they called to tell me that I could also now purchase it at Andronico's in SF!
1200 Irving St, San Francisco, CA 94122
I just found this at the Whole Foods in Potrero Hill - picked it up on a whim because it looked good, and it really is! Hasn't even read about it on chowhound until now. I have been eating it for breakfast this week, telling myself that I'm having toast.....really it's more like coffee cake since it's so sweet.
Not cheap at 6.99 a loaf I think, but the slices are thin and each one is delicious. It would make seriously amazing French toast.
Dave MP
WF carries only the Cinnamon bread so far (at least the one in San Mateo), but Greenlee's has been selling quite a few product lines at various farmer's markets. The one in Belmont had a lemon poundcake that was very nice and I really enjoyed their Banana nut bread (although way too sweet) that if it were much less sweet, would surpass those Artisan versions (fresh) from Peet's Coffee. I remember sampling the chocolate (pound)cake from Greenlee's and it too was splendidly decadent.
It is ridiculous how delicious this cinnamon bread is. I haven't had the kind with Raisins but the other is part of my daily routine. In fact, there are two pieces digesting in my belly right now! Definitely worth the $5.99. I almost had a heart attack when I was at Whole Foods a couple weeks ago and it was buy one get one free. I think I bought every load they had there.
Yeah, just had the stuff and it is ridiculous.
Dunno if they're in order, but did anyone notice how sugar comes *before* flour in the list of ingredients???!!!
I have been a fan of Greenlee's for at least 4 years now, and I can only imagine how much you're in love with it.
And right with ya, Dave MP. I HAVE made french toast with it, and it is SERIOUSLY GOOD. However, as many have said before, it is decadent, so Greenlee's French Toast is only for those days when you're REALLY craving something sweet and sticky and crispy to start off your morning (why anyone wouldn't want something sweet and sticky and crispy to start off every morning is an intirely different conversation)
Now that I think about it, it would probably make a mean bread pudding (though incredibly rich)
re: seeingiTALL
I picked up a loaf when I was in the South Bay on Thursday, thanks to this thread.
Damn you, Greenlee's Chowhound thread. Thanks to you I have a new addiction. This stuff is good (and the people at that bakery are really nice to boot...)
re: Agent 510
i got a loaf today at berkeley bowl. it has an unusually addictive texture to it that i cant describe.
re: majordanby
It *is* very good. I picked up a loaf at Piedmont Grocery and they definitely have it at Andronico's as well.
re: Mission
It is $6.99 at CalMart in Laurel Village.
re: meggie t
I just had to try this -- could not find it in bread section so asked clerk and he said it was on the shelving with the eggs. I got the cinnamon with raisins -- so good but expensive.
re: Mission
I had a slice toasted this weekend, my first taste of this bread. A quality cinnamon roll in a slice is quite an apt description. I like the moistness.
re: Mission
$5.99 at New Leaf in Half Moon Bay...
I purchased some today at the CalMart in Laurel Village and I don't think it's all that great. For me, too much sugar and not enough cinnamon. My kids agree and asked me to make my own cinnamon bread tomorrow.
I don't think the slices are particularly thin; each one weighs about 2 ounces and according to the package has 32 grams of carbohydrate. This is equivalent to about two slices of regular bread.
re: Euonymous
I've never bought a loaf but have tasted samples a number of times and have never found them to be great, just OK. Nothing like the (old?) Cinnabon rolls, just sort of sweet with some cinnamon flavor. Not worth the calories for me.
174 Great Mall Dr, Milpitas, CA 95035
Agent 510-You mention they are nice to boot, very true, great service. Kind of funny but they also make a great breakfast burrito. The line in the morning is for either breakfast burritos and/or a loaf of cinnamon bread. Coffee is good too. Also great fruit danish.
Available @ Cupertino Farmers Mkt Wolfe & Stevens Creek on Friday, and Sunnyvale Farmers Mkt Evelyn & Frances on Saturday. It's similar in taste to Cinnabon sans the icing.
re: Mick Ruthven
Can't answer your question, but I've seen loaves of Cinnabon bread at Walmart
re: rworange
>Cinnabon bread<
Did you mean that? I've never heard of Cinnabon bread, only Cinnabon rolls in their own (or franchised) shops.
re: rworange
Thanks! I've never seen that. Is anyone able to compare Greenlee's Cinnamon Bread with Cinnabon bread?
re: Mick Ruthven
Can't tell you, but when I was at Berkeley Bowl today today they had both Greenlee and Cinnabon. While the ingredient list wasn't the worst, the Cinnabon had a list three times longer while Greenlee and things like eggs, sugar, etc. That is a heavy loaf.
Coincidently, it seems Cinnabon also makes candy. The Berkeley Grocery outlet was selling it today 3 for $1. Again ... too much .... stuff in it. Some sorty of turtle-like candy.
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By the way, Cinnabon sells their Makara cinnamon via mail order. It's the best cinnamon I've had.
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>Cinnabon sells their Makara cinnamon via mail order. It's the best cinnamon I've had.<
The cinnamon flavor in the rolls in their stores is (at least used to be) the best cinnamon flavor I've tasted. Their website says it's made with their own their own process, etc. But I couldn't find the Makara cinnamon as a product for sale on their website although recipes on the site call for it. Can you provide a link to purchasing it?
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Noooooooooooooooooooooooooo! I just looked and you're right! Last time I ordered, the web site said I had to call. Try their Customer Service phone at 1-888-288-ROLL (7655). I pray they haven't stopped selling it at all! I only have 2-1/2 jars left!!
re: kemi5
For the detail-obsessed, it isn't QUITE like a cinnamon roll - more like cinnamon bread than a roll - but it's pretty close. If the sugar/cinnamon-to-bread ratio were higher, it would be hard to put in a toaster.
Each loaf seems kind of heavy when you pick it up - b/c of all the sugar?
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Sugar holds moisture.
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Each loaf is at least 24 oz., which is a pound and a half. More than you might expect from a loaf of bread. I imagine it's a combination of the sugar, oil, and eggs that makes it so rich and heavy. But that seems to be why people like it.
Melanie's right. Sugar holds moisture like no-one's business.
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Saw it for the first time last week at the Redwood City Costco.
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Also picked up a loaf at the Costco in Livermore. Love it toasted with peanut butter!
Fremont Costco has it too, I got a loaf $4.99. I really like it, wish they had walnut inside though.
$4.99 is a huge bargain! I can only find it for $7.99 at WF. But then again, I do live in IL.. so it is traveling far from CA. Enjoy it!
The cashier says it makes the best french toast.
They're also on facebook,twitter, and tumblr. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Greenle..., http://greenleesbakery.tumblr.com/.


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Yesterday's ruling by a California judge that overturned a ban on gay marriage is simply the latest outrage done by our black robed oligarchs in recent history. This chipping away at the moral foundations of America is not a sudden attack and in fact it hardly surprised anyone at all. There is no shortage of precedence. The game plan of secular progressives is clear. They know they can't convince the people to do their will so they get judges to implement their will and override the people's votes. In short, judges do what the people won't. And boy have they been doing it.
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CERES - Organizers of the popular annual "Journey to Bethlehem" event hope to get a break from the weather that partially rained out their outdoor venue during last week's opening.
STOCKTON - The St. Luke's 8:45 a.m. Adult Choir, directed by Carol Zeni Wiss, will present a Sacred Concert, Sunday, Dec. 16, following the 5:30 p.m. mass (approximately 7 p.m.) in the Church, 3847 N. Sutter, Stockton.
JACKSON – Grab your good luck charm and join for a special Elvis tribute show in the Grand Oak Ballroom on Sunday, Jan. 6, at 6 p.m. dubbed Get All Shook Up with Las Vegas performer Johnny Fortuno as Elvis and special guests The Stamps Quartet, Elvis Presley's backing group from 1972 until 1977.
LIVERMORE - Living Bethlehem - a 30,000-square-foot replica of that city as it was 2,000 years ago - is open from Dec. 13-17.
TRACY - The Grand Theatre Center for the Arts City of Tracy is staging a free exhibition for the holiday season entitled – Art Co-Opted – on display at the Grand Galleries through Dec. 22.
The Modesto Junior College Community Orchestra, directed by Anne Martin, will present a concert for kids of all ages on Tuesday, December 4 in the auditorium of the Media and Performing Arts Center on east campus. The concert has an early start time of 7 p.m. to accommodate families with young children.
MODESTO – Modesto Junior College will present their annual Holiday Festival of Choirs Concert on Friday, Dec. 7, in the Performing and Media Arts Center Main Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are available in the Auditorium Box Office Monday through Friday from noon to 5 p.m. and will be available at the door for $5 general admission and $4 for students and seniors.
LIVERMORE – The Veterans First Program at Las Positas College announced today that The Commanders Jazz Ensemble, part of the US Air Force Band of the Golden West, will be swinging on to the LPC campus for a community concert.
San Joaquin Delta College and the Division of Arts and Communication sponsors an all-day Jazz Festival on Saturday, Dec. 1, featuring middle school, high school, and college bands, combos, and vocal jazz ensembles from throughout the Western United States. Wrapping up the festival is a performance by the Bob Mintzer LA Big Band at the Warren Atherton Auditorium on the Delta College campus. The concert begins at 8 p.m. Ticket prices are $30; $24 for reserved seating.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - She was dissed on "The Bachelor" and came in third place during her first stint on "Dancing With the Stars," but Melissa Rycroft is now a winner.
LONDON (AP) - The Rolling Stones made a triumphant return to the London stage on Sunday night in the first of five concerts to mark the 50th anniversary of their debut as an American-oriented blues band.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Bella Swan, James Bond and Abe Lincoln have combined to lift Hollywood to record Thanksgiving revenue at the box office.
COLUMBIA - The Columbia State Historic Park's annual Lamplight Tours take place Friday, Nov. 30, and Saturday, Dec. 1.
Tickets are going fast for the biggest holiday party in Manteca - the 33rd annual Manteca Soroptimists Holiday Affair.
JACKSON – Tickets are on sale now for The Whispers concert at the Jackson Rancheria Casino Resort on Sunday, Jan. 20.
STOCKTON - San Joaquin County Parks and Recreation and the Delta Fly Fishers will welcome anglers to Oak Grove Regional Park for the 30th Annual Trout Bout on Saturday, Nov. 15.
STOCKTON - It is a red-letter day for the Stockton Symphony on Saturday, Nov. 15.
MODESTO – The Modesto Junior College Foundation and Agriculture & Environmental Science Division invite the community to a Harvest Party at the Pavilion on Saturday, Nov. 15 ,at the Agriculture Center for Education Pavilion on the MJC West Campus.
HALF MOON BAY–– Autumn is a spectacularly special season on the fertile, scenic coast around Half Moon Bay on the picturesque San Mateo coast just south of San Francisco.
ANGELS CAMP - The third annual Gold Rush Day in historic downtown Angels Camp will celebrate the region's rich heritage from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 18.
STOCKTON - The Haggin Museum's 26th annual wine, beer and food tasting fundraiser – Haggin à la Carte – will serve as the opening reception for the special exhibition "Heroes & Villains: The Comic Book Art of Alex Ross" on Saturday, Oct. 18, from 6 to 9p.m.
MODESTO - The Modesto Junior College Theatre Department presents an original adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson's The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, written and directed by MJC Theatre Professor Michael Lynch.
An all-new season of fine music brought to the community by the Manteca Kindred Arts Association starts on Sunday, Oct 26.
Four concerts of the 2014-15 Ripon Arts League season are coming up.
MODESTO –The Modesto Junior College presents {Furl} – an exhibition of photography by Brad Craw and sculpture by David Hewitt – open now through October 23 in the MJC Art Gallery on East Campus, 435 College Avenue. The show is free and the Gallery is open Monday through Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Thursday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
MODESTO - Great Valley Museum and the Modesto Junior College Science, Math and Engineering Division are hosting a family oriented science festival at the new Science Community Center on West Campus. The event, "Wild Planet Day" will take place on Saturday, Oct.,r 11 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.


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A very heartfelt poem indeed...But sometimes it is best tto enjoy one's own company for a while...Wish you all the best... (Report) Reply
Sallie Howson
Breakfast Without You
Breakfast was torture
Without you.
The kettle refused to boil,
The toaster burnt the bread
The milk curdled
At the sight of me
And the cat threw up on the bed.
Breakfast is torture
Without you.
Won't you come back if I beg?
I promise to serve you
Your heart's desire,
Sausages, bacon and egg.
And if that is pleasing to you
And the kitchen's scrubbed up well
Won't you make it a daily appointment
And put me out of this hell?
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Jasbir Chatterjee (4/8/2014 11:16:00 PM)
Prashant Shaurya (12/16/2009 4:08:00 AM)
yet another amazing poem with such vibrant use of literary devices...
it just touched the deepest corners of my heart..
prashant (Report) Reply
Afzal Shauq (10/16/2009 4:21:00 AM)
Breakfast was torture
Without you.
The kettle refused to boil,
The toaster burnt the bread
again a very heart touching and well written poem..well done 10/10 (Report) Reply
Afzal Shauq (10/16/2009 4:20:00 AM)
Breakfast was torture
Without you.
The kettle refused to boil,
The toaster burnt the bread
again a very heart touching and well written poem..well done 10/10 (Report) Reply
Sid John Gardner. (7/30/2009 4:24:00 PM)
Sorry Sallie but most can not stand my preference for a haggis and blackpudding sandwich between two toasted crust ends of a loaf followed by a pint of coffee so strong that you need a doctors prescription to drink it.
Good breakfast conversationalist thought..Nice line in superlatives..
Sid. (Report) Reply
Howard 'the motivational poet' Simon (12/11/2008 10:11:00 AM)
A powerful poem that is loaded with lonliness. I like the concept of the appliances rebelling because of the absence of.. (Report) Reply
Chukuemeka Akpe (10/22/2008 2:53:00 AM)
'The milk curdled at the sight of you'...It so beautiful.
The power of words! (Report) Reply
Chukuemeka Akpe (10/22/2008 2:52:00 AM)
'The milk curdled at the sight of you'...It so beautiful.
The power of words! (Report) Reply
Joseph S. Josephides (iosif S. Iosifidis) (9/22/2008 3:33:00 AM)
Dear Sallie, thanks for the nice flow of your poetic verses...(it's parallel to my poem 'Your name') . You have convinced me to have a breakfast with you to talk how can we both escape from this hell, with a coffee or without. I give you a 10!
I.love it! (Report) Reply
~ Jon London ~ (4/29/2008 11:47:00 PM)
Hi Sallie, you have a poetic flow of words...that burst with a visual brilliance.
great write..loved it! !
all the very best
Jon (Report) Reply
Paul Buttigieg (4/23/2008 4:14:00 AM)
Hi Sallie,
Just had to tell you that I have been reading more of your poetry.
All I wish to say is that it is fantastic and I am constantly impressed by many of your very clever pictures that you paint with words.
Regards Paolo (Report) Reply
Sulaiman Mohd Yusof (3/22/2008 3:48:00 AM)
my breakfast is when i woke up in the morning..i felt alive and got the chance to live another day................no more hunger.......... (Report) Reply
Jemarie Ragudo (11/13/2007 1:41:00 AM)
I can see the picture well. But, pain no matter how bitter, is temporary. If he wants to go, let him. He's not for you. Someone will come who will love you for your charm, not your culinary or janitorial expertise. (Report) Reply
Paul Buttigieg (11/8/2007 2:18:00 AM)
A great poem but a little subservient on the story side don't you think.
The man haters will be crook on you...............just joking (Report) Reply
Jerry Hughes (6/23/2007 2:01:00 AM)
Ivor Hogg (5/12/2007 7:20:00 PM)
Breakfast alone never seems worth the effort does it
I can relate to this all too well
But I got a second chance hope you do too (Report) Reply
Careful with that dogma, my karma might hit it . (5/4/2007 5:01:00 AM)
Poignant yet upbeat at the same time. Well it was in the way that I read it!
Ez (Report) Reply
Francesca Johnson (5/2/2007 5:06:00 PM)
Aw..... I hope he comes back. I empathise. My cooker blew up and now the microwave has died. They are missing my lover, too.
PS Hope your cat has recovered.
Love, Fran xxx (Report) Reply
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BLS Truthers: Barack Obama Still Rigging Jobs Report
According to the nerds at the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, total nonfarm payroll employment rose by 146,000 in November and the unemployment rate edged down to 7.7%.
At least with the election behind us, we won't have to listen to people claiming the Obama administration is rigging these numbers to affect the polls. Or will we?
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We need your help. As part of the Pop Up Program designed to recruit new businesses and expand existing businesses in Altavista, we would like to know what businesses you would support. Please take about 5 minutes to complete this survey. Our goal is for new businesses, or expanding businesses, to meet the needs identified by the Needs Survey and to bring new business start ups or expansions to our Town prior to the end of June 2015.
Please click here and complete this short survey, and encourage your neighbors, friends and family to do so as well.
Thank you for supporting Altavista On Track and our economic revitalization efforts.
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Thank you for all of the participants in the 2014 Giblet Jog 5k run. Here are the results by Age. Overall results.
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NEW Zero Interest Loan Program established by the Town of Altavista to provide financial assistance to commercial building property owners. Find out more...
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Altavista On Track announced its Scarecrow Stroll winners for 2014. The People's Choice Award winner was the Colonel and his Pigskin scarecrow created by First National Bank selected by voters who cast their votes at the Altavista Journal, the Medicine Shoppe and at Town Hall. The Most Creative Award went to the Race to the Madness scarecrow designed by MAD Biddy's. This award was selected by a subcommittee of Altavista On Track board members. Each of these businesses received a $100 award for their award-winning scarecrow. Altavista On Track wishes to thank all of the participants in the Scarecrow Stroll which continues through this weekend.
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Authors: Beil, Karen Magnuson
Title: Mooove over!
a book about counting by twos
a book about counting by twos
Publisher: New York : Holiday House, c2004.
Edition: 1st ed.
Characteristics: [32] p. :,col. ill. ;,29 cm.
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Summary: A trolley driver tries to keep track of how many riders he has on board, but a rude cow on the trolley makes it impossible.
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Alternate Title: Move over!
Statement of Responsibility: by Karen Magnuson Beil ; illustrated by Paul Meisel
Subject Headings: Counting Juvenile literature. Trolley cars Juvenile fiction. Animal sounds Juvenile fiction. Etiquette Juvenile fiction. Cows Juvenile fiction.
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You've had a huge career in feature films. Just this summer, you were in Prince of Persia: Sands of Time and The Sorcerer's Apprentice. Why jump into a television series now?Alfred Molina: As a film actor, you're often away on location. I reached an age as a man when I asked, "Is it too much to ask that I be able to go to work, do the job I love, but still be able to come home at night and have dinner with my wife?" I decided, no -- it isn't too much to ask at all. So, I started looking around.
When (Law & Order: Los Angeles) came along, I was interested right away. When my wife and I first moved here in the 1990s from England, when we knew no one and knew where nothing was, we would stay in and watch the first Law & Order. So, it's come full circle.
And, when I saw the cast I'd be working with, I knew I was part of something special.
Are there similarities between you as a man and the character you play on LOLA?AM: Ricardo Morales is the son of a groundskeeper at a Los Angeles country club -- a club that probably wouldn't have him as a member. In England, I was the first member of my family to go to college. It's the same for Morales. I think we both have a sense of responsibility knowing where our families came from and what's expected of us.
I think Morales has a chip on his shoulder as his upbringing and what he saw his father go through make him sensitive to certain prejudices he sees.
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As a lawyer, Morales is trained to think twice on everything. It's a function of an attorney's role -- to think everything through twice. It's the exact opposite of everything I do as an actor. I'm intuitive and always trust my first instinct.
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PLATTSBURGH - Homelessness is an increasing epidemic in this area, contrary to popular belief, says Maureen E. Bradish.
Bradish would know, serving as director of Family Promise of Clinton County, a nonprofit organization which locates housing for families who have become homeless. The organization has seen "a significant increase" in the number of families it serves, she said, based off referrals from the local Department of Social Services.
"We're getting a lot more families referred," said Bradish, who noted 28 families were assisted last year. "But, we're also seeing people are staying in our program for a longer period of time. I used to be able to find housing for people in two to three weeks and now it's well over a month before we can find them something."
The biggest challenge, said Bradish, is to not only find housing, but to find "safe, affordable housing."
"We don't want to put families in places where there are known pedophiles or in other conditions that aren't safe for children to be living," said Bradish. "And, sometimes, that can be a problem in our area."
The organization has limited funding, which comes mainly through the United Way of Clinton and Essex Counties and through member items secured through the state legislature. However, Bradish is afraid funding won't be enough to provide enough services to those who need them.
"We don't want people on the streets, especially families," she said. "We want to be able to continue to do pretty much anything we can to help them back on their feet."
What Bradish hopes will help the mission of Family Promise - which has been in existence locally for the past eight years - is increasing awareness about homelessness.
"I still hear people say they've never heard of our program or they didn't know homelessness was a problem in our area. But, it's a problem everywhere," said Bradish. "For some people, because they don't see it, they think it's not a problem. It is."
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Enric Girona recently donated his prototype pet commode to the town of El Vendrell, Spain, hoping to spark worldwide interest. Conscientious owners would train their dogs on the station — a hole in the ground with a flush handle — which is connected to the sewer system, as is the drain grid next to it (for tinkling). The platform, which appears to occupy about 20 square feet of surface, is self- cleaning (although not too clean, said Girona, because dogs are more easily lured with a lingering scent). Spain is already one of the world's toughest on lazy owners who fail to scoop up after their pets, with fines in El Vendrell as high as the equivalent of $1,000, and in Madrid and Barcelona, $2,000.
After two third-graders wet their pants on May 15 at Mill Plain Elementary School in Vancouver, Wash., they blamed teachers for too-strictly enforcing their classroom's "rewards" system, in which good behavior earns students points redeemable for, among other prizes, restroom breaks. A teachers union investigation concluded that the girls were never "denied" toilet access (but the girls' mothers pointed out that using restroom breaks as a "reward" might be confusing to 8-year-olds).
The Japanese snack company Calbee recently staged a promotion around popular singer Nana Mizuki, giving away 10 backstage passes to her Aug. 3 concert in Yokohama to the purchasers of 10 lucky bags of secretly marked potato chips. Her perhaps-hugest fan, Kazuki Fukumoto, 25, was so determined to win one that by the time he was arrested for littering in May, he had bought and dumped 89 cartons of potato chip packages, weighing over 400 pounds, that were found at six locations around the cities of Kobe and Akashi. Police estimate he had spent the equivalent of about $3,000.
Britain's news website Metro.co.uk, combing Facebook pages, located a full photo array from prominent 23-year-old German body art enthusiast Joel Miggler, whose various piercings and implants are impressive enough, but whose centerpieces are the portholes in each cheek that expose the insides of his mouth. (With customized plugs, he can seal the portholes when soup is on the menu.) The holes are currently 36mm wide, but he was said to be actively cheek-stretching, aiming for 40mm. Miggler assures fans that his mother likes "most" of his modifications and that the worst aspect so far is merely that he is forced to take smaller bites when eating.
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When the states were in charge of immigration
Long enshrined as a federal prerogative, immigration control in the United States has recently been marked by jurisdictional struggles between state and national authorities. Last June's Supreme Court decision to strike down parts of a restrictive Arizona statute is one high-profile example. During the first hundred years, however, state governments were largely in control of U.S. immigration.
Only in 1882, with the passage of the landmark Immigration Act, did Congress lay claim to a general, peacetime interest in overseeing entry into the country. And even then, the U.S. Treasury, short on manpower and infrastructure, paid state officials to enforce the federal law and quietly allowed states to keep in place their own, tougher policies. From 1882 until 1891, when a new Immigration Act provided for the federal government's complete control, supervising immigration was a joint project of U.S. and state authorities.
So writes Hidetaka Hirota, Ph.D. '12, in his dissertation-based essay, "The Moment of Transition: State Officials, the Federal Government, and the Formation of American Immigration Policy," which won the 2012 Louis Pelzer Memorial Award of the Organization of American Historians for the best essay in American history by a graduate student. Hirota, a Japanese citizen with a B.A. from Jesuit-sponsored Sophia University, in Tokyo, will be staying on as a postdoctoral fellow at Boston College this fall; a longer version of his essay will appear in a future issue of the Journal of American History.
According to Hirota, U.S. histories often overlook the extent to which the Atlantic seaboard states—New York and Massachusetts, in particular—laid the groundwork for national immigration legislation. Since the colonial era, both states had required inbound shipmasters to pay "head money" for any passenger who posed a risk of washing up in a publicly supported almshouse. Of particular concern were "lunatic, idiot, maimed, aged, or infirm" passengers, according to an 1837 Massachusetts law that called for a thousand-dollar bond for any questionable individual. In 1847, New York created a statewide immigration control board; Massachusetts followed four years later with its own agency to address "alien passengers and foreign paupers."
It was contention over "head money" that delivered the first blows to state immigration systems, according to Hirota. Shippers argued against the practice, and the Supreme Court ruled in 1876 that only Congress had the power to impose such charges and thus regulate foreign commerce. States responded by pushing successfully for what became the 1882 law, which was modeled on their statutes.
Hirota chronicles the extent to which British authorities tested the U.S. immigration system—emptying Irish poorhouses and, between 1883 and 1884 alone, giving 23,536 of their wards tickets to America, with what they hoped was sufficient pocket change to slip through the enforcement nets. As Hirota writes, New York and Massachusetts not only barred such so-called undesirables from entry. They also deported immigrants who became public charges while living in this country (including some who had become U.S. citizens), which exceeded the 1882 law. The federal law had provisions for returning criminal immigrants to their country of origin; indigents, however, could only be excluded at the gates, "not deported," Hirota says. Massachusetts had been deporting "alien paupers [from its] almshouses and lunatics hospitals" throughout the 19th century, expelling 8,000 people to Ireland, England, and Canada, as well as to other American states, between 1876 and 1878, for example.
The state-federal partnership dissolved with the 1891 Immigration Act, which completely federalized immigration. In that law, among other provisions, Congress chose to adopt the states' view that indigent immigrants should be deportable. In so doing, and for a time, Washington brought federal immigration law into close alignment with practices honed by the states.
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Saltine's aren't as easy as you think, yo.
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@OfficialAshleyZ: (20:07:28) @HimymCraig @CarterBays i've tried the saltine challenge multiple times, and i have to say, it's not nearly as easy as it looks! #himym
Do you think you could have more saltine challenge success than Barney (Neil Patrick Harris) did on 'How I Met Your Mother'?
In the oddly-titled* 'How I Met Your Mother' episode titled "Daisy" we saw Barney decide that a "challenge accepted" moment (that he issued to himself) was for the saltine challenge.
For those not sure about the rules, you have to essentially "just" eat six Saltine crackers in under a minute. We say "just" because eating those salty crackers in a row like that, is actually very difficult. Especially because the rules also state you can't have anything to drink, and must get every crumb.
The challenges of the Saltine challenge are that you get dry mouth, and it becomes difficult to swallow.
It doesn't appear that Barney mastered the challenge. Have you ever attempted this challenge – and more importantly – did you succeed?
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