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Updated: 03/26/2007 - The latest findings reported in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute show the more fat in your diet, the higher your risk of getting breast cancer.
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It doesn't take the most spiritually discerning person among us to see that we stand in desperate need of revival within our land. We see churches in drastic decline which leads to moral decay and opens wide the door for the devourer to enter in and destroy our families and community.
The sole purpose of this book is to see the Church of the Lord Jesus Christ rise to its full potential and calling by seeking the face of God and seeing this land reclaimed in the name and for the glory of Jesus Christ.
In Reclaiming the Land Pastor Rusty Kuhn has clearly outlined God's formula for revival that God has given in II Chronicles 7:14. Reclaiming the Land unfolds the biblical principles that if you plan and promote your agenda bestowing glory and honor upon yourself rather than Jesus the hand of God's blessings will not fall.
However, as demonstrated in this book through the principles of God's Word if we choose to pursue God's way for His glory, His promise will be kept, "then I will hear from heaven, will forgive their sin, and will heal their land."
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For the past several years, God has given me the burden to write this study. He has given me a burden for seeing revival in our land and in our time, which is the purpose of this study. Not a week of meetings that soon is forgotten or isolated movements that soon fade, but a mighty moving of God's powerful hand that spreads throughout the land capturing the glory of His splendor.
Through my studies, I am fully convinced that God desires to move mightily upon the land. Jesus said in Mathew 5:15, "Let your light shine before men in such a way that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father who is in heaven." God wants His glory to be seen. So what is the problem you might ask? We are. We have become so obsessed with "us" that we have not allowed God to be seen through us. We glory in the works and wisdom of man rather than standing in awe of the greatness of God. God's heart is that His glory is seen by the world through us. However, we must get "us" out of the way.
Volumes of books could be written about the problems our churches are facing. Even the most spiritually blind can see them. However, this is not the purpose of this study.
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When moving day comes knocking on your door, you may as well greet it politely and ask it to step inside your home with a smile on your face.
Every smooth and trouble-free relocation is all about being well prepared for what's coming. And what's coming is usually a stressful and somewhat unpredictable event which can be successfully harnessed to work to your benefit by employing professional moving expertise.
Here is a practical set of hand-picked expert moving tips for easy and thrifty relocation experience:
Expert Moving Tip #1
In order to cut your moving expenses, you may organize a garage sale at least a week before moving day. Sift carefully through your household belongings and think about what you're going to keep and what you're leaving behind. It is definitely not worth moving items which you won't need in the future. Out of the stuff you have decided not to keep, there may be some goods more suitable to be given away to family members, friends, neighbors or coworkers. Also, if you are willing to do something good for your community, then don't hesitate to donate some of your personal belongings to charitable organizations.
Expert Moving Tip #2
Finding out that your bulky pieces of furniture won't fit through the doors of your new home could be a bit frustrating. If possible, simply take out your measuring tape and do your homework. However, if you do encounter this problem, here's a clever little trick used by professional movers: temporarily removing the doors from their hinges may give you the extra space you need so that large furniture and heavy kitchen appliances can be squeezed through the doorframes.
Expert Moving Tip #3
Devising a clever labeling system when sorting out your packed boxes is essential for saving plenty of time and avoiding unnecessary confusion. A master list which details the content and final destination of each box is a practical organization trick for significantly speeding up the packing process. Felt-tip pens are ideal for marking each box with valuable information such as its content and destination room, FRAGILE or THIS SIDE UP. Also, the usage of colored labels is encouraged – different colors can be assigned for different rooms.
Expert Moving Tip #4
Preparing an "open first" box is a must because it can provide basic meals, produce an extra set of clothes for each family member, present some entertainment options, or even deal with minor emergencies in case it has become too late to unpack or your mover has not arrived yet when you reach your new home. Also, such a survival box should contain all your valuable items (jewelry, debit or credit cards, cash, expensive electronic equipment, objects of great sentimental value, etc.) and important documents (passports, driver licenses, product warranties, insurance policies, receipts, etc.).
Expert Moving Tip #5
Parking in big cities is usually a challenging task. Make sure you get a parking permit if you're moving by yourself or ask your moving company to take care of this issue. If the latter is the case, your mover will add the charges from any parking tickets to your final bill.
Expert Moving Tip #6
There are many ways to notify your friends and relatives about the change of address – personal phone calls, text messages, email messages, posts on your social networks and so on. You will also have to contact your bank, your post office, your local police station and your utility companies (electricity, gas, water, etc.). Furthermore, ordering address labels will come in handy when you need to indicate that your address has been changed.
Expert Moving Tip #7
Any relocation (and storage) process would be unthinkable without the presence of moving boxes. The availability of boxes of assorted sizes with sturdy covers is the necessary prerequisite for a successful moving experience. Be sure to get clean boxes in good condition for free from the nearby supermarket (or liquor store), or from friends who have moved recently. However, if your hunt for free boxes fails, you can always purchase them from your chosen moving company.
Expert Moving Tip #8
Asking the building management to reserve the elevator (preferably a freight elevator, if available) is a great idea for fast and efficient relocation. The elevator needs to be protected with moving blankets against accidental damage.
Expert Moving Tip #9
These covers protect your valuable mattresses from dirt, tears, moisture and any other damage while in transit. You can purchase such mattress protectors from your moving company or you can improvise by wrapping thick plastic or old blankets around the mattresses.
Expert Moving Tip #10
Make sure you have read and understood all the paperwork that your moving company has given you before you sign any documents. Your mover is obliged to supply you in advance with the booklet "Your Rights And Responsibilities When You Move" (prepared by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration) where you can receive more information about how to interpret the terms and conditions of the moving contract (Bill of Lading) and what to do if there are problems. Ask your moving company if you don't understand any clauses in the documents.
Important: You should never sign incomplete or blank documents.
Expert Moving Tip #11
Wardrobe boxes are ideal for packing clothes for relocation but if you don't have such boxes, you can pack your clothes straight out of the wardrobe with the help of clean garbage bags. It's a super easy and convenient packing trick that is becoming more and more popular.
Expert Moving Tip #12
Hand trucks (dollies) are professional movers' best helpers when it comes to hauling heavy and awkward-shaped pieces of furniture and/or kitchen appliances. And they should be your pal too, if you're relocating by yourself. Remember to go down (or up) the stairs extremely slowly and cautiously when the dolly is loaded. Such moving equipment can be rented from any moving company near you.
Expert Moving Tip #13
Sometimes you need just a bit extra space on the moving truck for a few remaining items but there isn't any room left inside the trailer for them. What to do? Well, the ramp on the back of the truck may come to the rescue in such cases. Just remember: any item to be transported there must be secured extremely well for safety reasons.
Expert Moving Tip #14
Friends don't let friends move by themselves.
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UPDATE (March 28, 2014): The waybay machine is calling. As I have been settling in to my position in the Emerging Media Studies Divsion at Boston University, I have become happier (and busier) than I could have imagined. Updates are thus less frequent, and perhaps in the summer I will have time to migrate and revise this site. In the meantime and moving forward, I will keep my research page as current as I can, but also cross reference to my google scholar citations page for my publication activity.
UPDATE (November 17, 2013): Now one hundred percent Gephi-friendly :) The social media research lab that I direct is moving forward into a number of social media channels to scrape thousands upon thousands of comments and make some visual analytic sense of it all. Recent efforts can be observed here, here, and here. And oh yeah, I had a paper published in the Journal of Information, Technology and Politics with my awesome co-author Anita Breuer of the German Development Institute. More info and links will follow soon.
UPDATE (September 11, 2013): Since the last update, I moved to Toulouse, France for six weeks, where I was a visiting scholar at the Institute for Advanced Studies Toulouse. That time was fabulous in that I had tremendous collaborative opportunities with leading scholars from many related discplines, such as evolutionary biology, economics, and political science. Toulouse will always hold a special place in my heart.
UPDATE (March 30, 2013): I recently completed some consultancy work for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation and their media for development initiative in Papua New Guinea. Interesting work, and timely, too. Thanks to Vipul Khosla for coordinating my involvement--I am already looking forward to the next project.
UPDATE (March 7, 2013): After some intensive teaching here, it is back to research projects. My Social Science Computer Review manuscript (with Ahmed Al-Rawi) is first on the list. Then, it is prepping for my visit to the Insitute for Advanced Study in Toulouse, France where I have the opportunity to develop more methods in mining and analyzing large samples of social media content.
UPDATE (January 20, 2013): I have been brought on to write a chapter in Presidential Campaigning and Social Media, an edited volume through Oxford University Press. My thanks to the editors, John Allen Hendricks and Dan Schill for the invitation--which coincided nicely with my lovely wife's birthday.
UPDATE (January 20, 2013): I learned that I will be discussing international communication research methods in public diplomacy for an AEJMC panel that also features Guy Golan, Raluca Cozma, and Sung-Un Yang, as well as Emily Metzgar, who coordinated the panel. It is so great to be in this rich, productive field. Looking forward to DC!
UPDATE (January 16, 2013): "Online Media and Offline Empowerment in Democratic Transition: Linking Forms of Internet Use with Political Attitudes and Behaviors in Post-Rebellion Tunisia" has been accepted for presentation to the ICA conference in London next June. Many thanks to my co-author, Anita Breuer, and warm wishes to colleagues near and far that will also be in attendance.
UPDATE (January 13, 2013): I was recently invited to join the Editorial Board for the soon-to-be-launched open source academic journal, Media and Communication. I am very honored to be on board, literally, with prominent figures in the field such as Kevin Barnhurst, Bart Cammaerts, Stephen Coleman, Annie Lang, and Denis Wu. A full listing of board members is here, and give good reason for my very high hopes for this initiative.
UPDATE (January 4, 2013): For the first time ever, two updates in one day: I just learned that I have been awarded a Faculty Research Grant in the amount of $20,000 to further develop a social media research laboratory. Work on the social scientfic media lab (sosmedialab) is already underway, but this grant is very welcome news. Viva 2013!
UPDATE (January 4, 2013): Happy New Year! 2013 started off nicely with my piece on digital diffusion, "youth bulges," and forecasting political change in Latin America being accepted for the ICA Mobile Communication Pre-Conference next June at the London School of Economics. I am very pleased to be a part of this program and can not wait to return to the city where I first met my wonderful wife almost 13 years ago.
UPDATE (December 18, 2012): I was recently featured on Visions, the bi-weekly video magazine about research taking place here at the UoM. Have a look here to see the video, which is based on a cross-national comparison of online advertising in 2012 elections that recently came out in First Monday.
UPDATE (December 14, 2012): Today I presented a paper on social media and social movements to a political science workshop on quantitative methods. Great event, good feedback, and presenters from around the world. Hats off to Aaron Martin on coordinating this.
UPDATE (December 7, 2012): "Social media and personal attacks" is out now in First Monday. The article seems to be taking off a bit, with Politico picking up the press release and adding the teaser "Freedom fries for all!"
UPDATE (November 22, 2012): My latest article in International Communication Gazette is out. Read "Forecasting and observing: A cross-methodological consideration of Internet and mobile phone diffusion in the Egyptian revolt" here. This issue of Gazette is a really interesting one and I am very pleased to be featured amongst such wonderful scholars and resarch. Have a look, I think you will agree.
UPDATE (November 13, 2012): First Monday will be publishing my manuscript (proudly with my former students Noortje de Boer and Hannah Suetfeld) titled "Social media and personal attacks: A comparative perspective on co-creation and political advertising in presidential campaigns on YouTube" on the next first Monday of the month. Look for it in a couple of weeks, on December 3.
UPDATE (October 28, 2012): Very nice...my book chapter on "A Latin Spring? Examining Digital Diffusion and Youth Bulges in Forecasting Political Change in Latin America" is now under contract for Routledge's edited volume on "Digital Opportunities for Democratic Governance in Latin America". I love this work.
UPDATE (September 11, 2012): File under "pleasant surprise". The University of Melbourne Media and Communication department where I am currently working was recently ranked 10th in the world by QS. Good to see my research and teaching in digital media are well situated. No worries, as they say.
UPDATE (July 30, 2012): My two new articles just came out--on the same day, no less. The New Media and Society article (with Jiska Engelbert) is here and the Journalism article (with Mike Conway) is here. Enjoy, and definitely send me reactions on one or both. If you are at AEJMC in Chicago next week, maybe we can chat then.
UPDATE (May 8, 2012): Jiska Engelbert, we did it! New Media and Society has accepted our manuscript for publication. "Double Differentiation in a Cross-National Comparison of Populist Political Movements and Online Media Uses in the United States and the Netherlands" will be in proofs and published soon. What a trip--thanks for your collaboration!
UPDATE (April 17, 2012): I learned yesterday that the Institute for Advanced Study in Toulouse has invited me as a visiting scholar for a term during the coming academic year. I am incredibly honored to have been selected by the preeminent scientific board and affiliated members, and I look forward to spending a summer in Southern France.
UPDATE (February 16, 2012): "The Effectiveness of the Pervasive Method in Ethics Pedagogy: A Longitudinal Study of Journalism and Mass Communication Students" has been accepted for publication in Journalism: Theory, Practice, and Criticism. My co-author, Mike Conway, and I spent several years developing and analyzing this panel dataset of 5,060 responses so it is quite rewarding to have this research accepted at Journalism. Hopefully there it will catch the eye of at least a few (mass) media ethicists!
UPDATE (January 4, 2012): "I believe that finding should be cited by anyone pursuing Web 2.0 and politics." This statement is from a blind peer review for my newly accepted paper (with Daniela Dimitrova), "A Cross Section of Political Involvement, Partisanship and Online Media in Middle America during the 2008 Presidential Campaign", which will appear in the Atlantic Journal of Communication. The mentioned finding was a negative curvilinear relationship between blog use and campaign knowledge moderated by partisanship.
UPDATE (December 11, 2011): The Journal of Communication has now published my article "Media, Instability, and Democracy: Examining the Granger-Causal Relationships of 122 Countries from 1946 to 2003". This article began with my dissertation in 2007 so I am very pleased to see it now in published form. Email comments or questions.
UPDATE (November 14, 2011): Based in part on my experience visiting Egypt when the protests began last January, "Modeling the Econometric and Considering the Quasi-Ethnographic: Analyses of Internet and Mobile Phone Diffusion in the Egyptian 'Revolution 2.0'" has been accepted for publication at International Communication Gazette. Full article will follow soon, but to summarize, there are some paradoxical findings of Internet and mobile enabling and, indeed, forecasting the revolt. Just as interesting and unexpected were the reactions of the Egyptian citizens I spoke with during that time.
UPDATE (October 12, 2011): Some new interviews I did are out. Here is an ICA newsletter article on collegiality in which Sojung Kim invited my input , and here is an article from the Erasmus Magazine where I am featured. Some nice, easy reading.
UPDATE (September 28, 2011): I have accepted a position on the Communication editorial board of SAGE Open, an open-access publication that spans the social and behavioral sciences and humanities. There, I will be acting Editor for submissions in the area of communication technologies. Looking forward to receiving those submissions!
UPDATE (September 6, 2011): My public sphericules article, with Ying Han, has now been published. Here, we find empirical support indicating that alternative media are, indeed, more open to non-legitimated actors but that alternative media construct an even more exclusionary discursive space on the topic of globalization than Professor Lance Bennett and his colleagues found of comparable New York Times coverage.
UPDATE (August 31, 2011): New academic year set to kick off at EUR. First, IBCoM bootcamp in Zeeland next week. Then, teaching Media and Politics, Research Methods (Master's), and Communication Technologies and their Impacts, where you can follow what is happening. Looking forward to it!
UPDATE (June 30, 2011): "Negotiated Hegemony and Reconstructed Boundaries in Alternative Media Coverage of Globalization" has officially been accepted for publication in the International Journal of Communication. I am especially pleased to have this manuscript published because my very talented former student, Ying Han, co-authored it with me and did a marvelous job throughout. Link to full text will follow soon.
UPDATE (May 31, 2011): It has come to my attention that I've been featured in another IBCoM promotional video. Though I don't have a speaking role in this one, you can find me around the 1-minute mark when the discussion turns to "the young, up-and-coming scholars" in our program--which really is one of a kind. Link here. Enjoy!
UPDATE (April 29, 2011): My article (with Daniela Dimitrova) for the special call on the interactions between journalism, politics, and citizenship for Communication Studies has been published. "A Cross-Section of Voter Learning, Campaign Interest and Intention to Vote in the 2008 American Election: Did Web 2.0 Matter?" is available here.
UPDATE (March 26, 2011): Istanbul, Constantinople: I have two papers accepted for presentation at the upcoming IAMCR conference. One involves my experiences visiting Egypt while the demonstrations started and the other compares the agendas of social media (FB/TW) to mainstream media (NYT/CNN). Details to follow on the Bosporus.
UPDATE (March 3, 2011): File under: Pleasant surprise. NYU professor and social media scholar Clay Shirky cited my research in an article he published in Foreign Affairs. Details are here, where he takes a more balanced approach than he is often credited with.
UPDATE (February 18, 2011): I am honored to have been accepted as a full member to the The Netherlands School of Communication Research. More about NeSCoR, which is directed by Professor Claes de Vreese of the University of Amsterdam, can be found here.
UPDATE (February 6, 2011): My interview with the national Dutch news agency (ANP) came out a couple of weeks ago in numerous publications around the country. You can read one article here in English , or read another version here in Dutch. Bedankt and tot ziens!
UPDATE (January 19, 2011): My Deutsche Welle interview can now be accessed on the Spectrum website here. Users from the US may need to use this link that is hosted locally on my own site. In either event, enjoy the show--feel free to send questions and comments on my "Connect" page, or just email me.
UPDATE (January 14, 2011): This morning I had an interview with Deutsche Welle radio about my research on Internet diffusion and democratic change, and this afternoon I was interviewed by the Dutch national news agency, ANP, regarding Rupert's ipad newspaper. Now, off to Wester Pavilijoen for dinner with my lovely wife.
UPDATE (December 15, 2010): I've been added to represent the Netherlands in the ongoing Worlds of Journalism project coordinated by Prof. Thomas Hanitzsch from the University of Munich. I'm looking forward to this collaboration.
UPDATE (September 17, 2010): Check out the latest viral video that is making impressions around the Internet here. In all seriousness, these next generation classrooms are probably the best I have taught in. Thanks, Erasmus, and cheers to my co-stars.
UPDATE (July 13, 2010): Just found out yesterday that the Journal of Communication has accepted my manuscript, "Media, Instability, and Democracy: Examining the Granger-Causal Relationships of 122 Countries from 1946 to 2003," for publication. Not sure of the publication date yet, but I will post a link when it comes out.
UPDATE (June 9, 2010): A busy three weeks in Wisconsin with family and friends is about to end. We move to Rotterdam on Sunday. An exciting time, to be sure, and ICA is just around the corner. Hoping to catch up with everyone--and maybe even sleep in for a day--in Singapore.
UPDATE (May 6, 2010): I have been added to the Program Committee for the Journal of Information Technology & Politics thematic conference in Seattle, Washington next May. I've always wanted to visit there.
UPDATE (April 13, 2010): I am moving to Rotterdam, the Netherlands where I will teach and research Political Communication, Quantitative Methods, and Communication Technology at Erasmus University. I couldn't be more pleased about the opportunity. See you there!
UPDATE (April 3, 2010): A busy, productive month of March. Conference and spring break trips went well and I made the AEJMC deadline. Hoping to have some time to regroup, ship out a manuscript to JoBEM, sell the house, and put together plans with Meg for our next move. Excited. Hopeful.
UPDATE (February 28, 2010): Turns out students in my large lecture class are really using their phones and laptops for class. They have created a collaborative note-taking page with Google Wave and are regularly using the Twitter hashtag I created. Some were so pleased, they wrote about it in the student newspaper. Read their editorial here.
UPDATE (February 26, 2010): In an interesting turn of events, Kurdistan-based Gulan magazine called me for an interview today. The actual interview takes place tomorrow--if you know Arabic, check gulan-media.com for the quotes.
UPDATE (February 18, 2010): Chris Barr, Senior Editorial Director of Yahoo! and founding editor of CNET, is coming to visit my classes. Still working with Yahoo! on the specifics, but it looks like he will be here on April 7. This should be great for all of us, especially our students.
UPDATE (February 10, 2010): I just found out that my article, "The Democratic Effects of the Internet, 1994-2003: A Cross-National Inquiry of 152 Countries," was the second-most read article in The International Communication Gazette for the month of December. How cool.
UPDATE (February 2, 2010): Following my participation on the roundtable keynoted by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, I have been invited to partner with the State Department on her initiative for Internet freedom. Details are ongoing, but I'm honored and eager to contribute.
UPDATE (Jan. 28, 2010): My manuscript, "A Time-Series, Multinational Analysis of Democratic Forecasts and Internet Diffusion," is now published in the International Journal of Communication.
UPDATE (Jan. 21, 2010): I had three manuscripts accepted for presentation at ICA:
UPDATE (Jan. 14, 2010): I have been invited and plan to attend Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton's upcoming policy address on Internet Freedom at the Newseum on January 21st, 2010. I'm looking forward to participating in the roundtable afterwards.
UPDATE (Jan. 12, 2010): "Media Diffusion and Democratic Change: Examining the Granger-Causal Relationships of 122 Countries from 1946 to 2003," a study that originated with my dissertation, has been accepted for presentation to the AEJMC Midwinter conference.
UPDATE (Jan. 10, 2010): A panel I proposed to the Communication Technology Division of AEJMC has been scheduled. It is titled "New Media Economics: Financially Sustainable Newsgathering and Information Flows" and includes Dan Gilmor (author of We the Media) as a panelist. Should be interesting.
UPDATE (Jan. 06, 2010): My manuscript, "A Time-Series, Multinational Analysis of Democratic Forecasts and Internet Diffusion," has been accepted for publication at the International Journal of Communication.


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North Carolina Voters Are Getting Ready to Ban Gay Marriage
Wow! People sure do turn out in droves when given the opportunity to beat up on an already put-upon minority group…
The latest polling [55 to 39 percent] in North Carolina suggests the state's voters will choose to ban same-sex unions via referendum today, even as popular opinion nationwide trends in support of gay marriage.
North Carolina already bans gay marriage by statute. Amendment One goes beyond confining marriage to heterosexual couples; it amends the constitution to also ban civil unions and domestic partnerships…
The issue is clearly driving considerable enthusiasm — and turnout. Nearly half a million people voted early in North Carolina — more than did in the 2008 presidential election.
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Pretty nice up on Skyline today, as you can see in the photo, but it took quite some time before there was any enjoyment in today's ride. Something to do with having to put down my daughter's chameleon, Galahad, beforehand. Known as "Sir G", Galahad had been with us for almost 4 years, which apparently is a pretty normal lifespan for a chameleon in captivity. No, he wasn't stolen from the Amazon or anything like that, but raised on whatever passes for a chameleon "farm", something more humane than poaching animals from their native environment.
Let me tell you that chameleons do require a bit more special care than, say, a dog, or a cat. Who knew. This little guy has seen the vet quite a few times for various minor ailments (and if you need a good vet on the Peninsula, by all means consider Adobe Animal Hospital in Los Altos), including surgery. Yes, you can actually do surgery on a lizard.
It had been tough going lately. He wasn't eating like he should (my daughter has a gram scale that she'd regularly weigh him on, same type you use to compare expensive bike parts), he would get a prolapsed something-or-other and need to see the vet occasionally for stitches (and later removal), and the other day, sitting in his very large home (a 55 gallon terrarium), he decided to let his tongue hang out… and I mean really hang out… should have take a photo of it… he was up on a high branch and it reached down nearly a foot. A chameleon's tongue is a bit like a coiled spring it turns out. It was frightening to see this, although he did eventually pull it back in.
So he was brought in to the vet this morning, knowing that sure, he could be pumped full of fluids again and keep going for a while, but this wasn't a healthy happy lizard and it was time to go. You'd not think that a small lizard (ok, chameleon) could elicit so much emotion from people, but it wasn't just my daughter and son who were in tears, but also the vet. Me? Must have been a cold, that's why I was sniffling.
So Sir G was put to rest, after assurances it would be humane (anesthesia first, then the stuff that stops the heart), and an hour later he was taken home for burial in the side yard, alongside other family pets over the years.
So when you see a 30 minute time for going up Old LaHonda, and no trip out to the coast, that's why. It was hard to get Kevin going at all, and it took time to get his mind off the sadness. After scuttling the original plan (which, by the time we left, would have had us finishing in the dark), we turned south on Skyline, descended Page Mill, and wound our way back home. Just 36 miles and not very fast. We'll make up for it next weekend. –Mike–


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Sara becomes a Jedi Knight- June
In addition to Arabic, I have also decided to pursue studies in Jedi Knightism. Actually, this photo was taken at the Umayyaed Mosque, one of the holiest and largest in the world, and particularly breathtaking for a structure finished in the seventh century.
I have to say, I was a little nervous starting this trip (wasn't Syria an original member of the Axis of evil?) but, once there, was relieved to find it totally safe. My hotel – get this – actually has air conditioning. The nice man running a pastry shop across the street from my hotel gave me a free kanafa when I said I was American. And the local wine is delightful.
Damascus is reminiscent of Cairo, particularly in the Souq El-Hamidiyeh. It's crowded here, and the exchange rate actually works in my favor (1 dollar to roughly 50 Syrian pounds). There is, however, one important variation from Cairo: the food here is incredible, and (knock on wood) hasn't made me sick. For my first meal, I had chicken fattah at Leila's rooftop terrace in the Old City. This was perhaps one of the best meals I've ever eaten, until dinner when I had my first taste of mohammerah (think salsa, but creamy, served with fry bread.)
Today, I spent a relaxing day wandering around the crowded markets and steaming in a Turkish bath. Meanwhile, my travel partner was off an hour outside Damascus visiting Sayida Zeinab, a shrine to the daughter of the founder of Shia Islam, where he stumbled upon a funeral for a Shia imam attended by literally thousands of Iranian and Iraqi pilgrims. While this wasn't the most welcoming environment in Syria, he was allowed to take several pictures of the shrine and go inside to view the body. Later, he slightly rattled, and me relaxed to the core, we finished the day with dinner on a rooftop terrace overlooking the Old City. I feel somewhat silly for being nervous about coming here; Damascus is a bustling city where I feel entirely safe. More exploring tomorrow….
My life in Tunis- July
My Daily Life
June 12, 2008
I thought I would give everyone a brief overview of my day-to-day life in Tunis.
I get up and have breakfast at the Carlton Hotel, where we are staying for the next 2 months. It is on Avenue Habib Bourgiba, the main avenue of Tunis, named after the first president.
I am currently in the afternoon session classes, so we have tutoring in the morning from 10:12:45. I have been taking my time getting to school, often doing some homework in the hotel before I leave. My roommate has morning classes, so she usually leaves by about 8, so I have time to be lazy and organize things by myself in the morning.
Walking to school is always an adventure. It is about a 15 minute walk that is usually quite pleasant. It is almost always very sunny, but not hot yet - in the upper 70's in the morning. Like most of the girls, I wear large sunglasses to detract unwanted attention. Getting to class involves crossing Avenue Habib Bourgiba, which is quite large. The classic arcade game Frogger is probably the best way to describe the experience. Crosswalks are seldom used. You pick somewhere along the street, crossing lane by lane, darting among cars. Once you make up your decision to go, you've got to keep going. People who suffer from indecision will probably never make it across the street! Yes, it is dangerous, but yes, that seems the only way to do it.
The school is down an alley that often has a pretty vile smell. However, once you get through the blue doors of the school, it opens into a pretty Italian villa. I sit outside in the morning under the fig trees finishing my homework and checking my email. The fig trees contain quite a few trees, and the morning is interspersed with splats from the figs falling. So far, none have landed on my head, although I have been attacked by fig juice falling from ripe figs still in the trees.
Lunch is from 12:45 to 1:45. I usually go to the market down the street for fresh bread, cheese, and fruit. If I spend over 2 dollars on lunch, it's a problem. Even spending 2 dollars, I often have lots to share. One of my friends accidentally bought four bags of blackberries the other day because she didn't realize how cheap they were.
Class is from 1:45 to 6:15 with a 30 minute break in the middle. During the break, we have a snack of fresh fruit (including figs from the fig trees outside), juice, and mint tea. Mint tea is a popular drink in Tunisia. It is made from green tea, mint, and lots and lots of sugar.
By the time I get out of class in the evening, I am exhausted. I usually go back to the hotel for a while. People eat dinner late in Tunisia, so if I have an actual dinner (chicken couscous seems to be my favorite), I don't usually go out until 7:30 or 8. Sometimes, I just have a gelato or quiche or something (everything in Tunisia comes with tuna and/or egg, which can get quite tiring).
Evenings involve homework and hanging out with friends. There is not a whole lot to do in Tunisia at night, especially for women. We usually just take it easy and relax after a day of sooo much Arabic class!
Travels to the South
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
What I did this weekend:
1) I slept on the ground outside of a bus station in Tozeur - a town in southern Tunisia.
2) I crossed from one side of Tunisian to the other (north to south, then west to east).
3) I went off-roading in the Sahara Desert.
4) I saw Star Wars movie sets in the Sahara.
5) I rode a camel along the Tunisian-Algerian border.
6) I visited the troglodyte rock houses in Tatouine.
We left Tunis on the 9 pm bus to Tozeur, in southern Tunisia. It was a 7-hour bus ride. I was sitting in the back so my seat didn't decline. It also happened to be broken, so the seat kept falling off. I was also sitting near the window, or what used to be the window. It had broken at some point and been replaced with aluminum siding. The Tunisians in front of us were also playing music on their cell phones - different songs at the same time. Needless to say, it was an adventurous bus ride.
We arrived in Tozeur at about 4:15 am, just before the call to prayer. We spent the next couple of hours sleeping outside the bus station (see picture). Yes, we look like hobos.
We wandered around searching for a tour. We found one and the six of us headed out to the Sahara. We ended up off-roading in a 4x4. It was a lot of fun, once our guide fixed my seatbelt and I no longer feared for my life. We went zooming over sand dunes and around rock formations. It felt like a rollercoaster.
As we rounded a sand dune, we suddenly saw a bunch of huts in the middle of the desert. What is that, we wondered? Our guide informed us (or rather me, since I was the only one who spoke French) that it was the Star Wars movie set. We got out of the car and took the obligatory Jedi pictures. (hehe I'm whoosing).
Afterwards, we drove around a bit more, stopping to see a herd of wild camels and a well that the desert people used. Then, our guide took us past border security, explaining that the only reason we were allowed past was because we were with a guide. He took us to some guides who were going to give us a tour on camels. It was very very very hot and the sun was incredibly intense, but it was amazing to ride camels. Also, we're pretty sure that we crossed the Algerian border, which is technically illegal without a visa. However, since we were in the desert, the border is rather negotiable. We had some trouble crossing the border guard/Sahara police in the other direction, who didn't want to let us in without our actual passports (which were left for safekeeping at school in Tunis). It was the same officer who had let us through 2 hours before, so I'm pretty sure that he was just giving us a hard time because all he has to do all day is sit at this guard post in the Sahara and wait for people to come by. Still, it was a bit frightening.
Upon returning to Tozeur, we had lunch and grabbed a louage (a long distance taxi) to Gabes, on the other side of the country, where we were spending the night.
We left the hotel at 6 am Sunday morning to grab another louage to Tatouine. Yes, the planet on Star War was named after it. There is not much of touristy interest in Tatouine itself, however, the surrounding villages served as sites for the Star Wars films. Remember the troglodyte houses in the films and the Cantina? We visited Chenini and Douari. More historically, people lived in these villages until recently. A recent storm washed out one of the villages so all the people moved out, although there is reconstruction being done to preserve these beautiful dwellings. In Chennini, the homes were the dwellings of the ancient Coptic Christians, and their cross could be found over the doors.
After Tatouine, we grabbed lunch. Easier said than done. Our cab drivers took us back to the bus station, where we learned that there was a two km walk to the center of town to find the nearest restaurant. We went to the nearest salon de thé and ordered drinks. They offered to make us sandwiches. They went and bought bread, chopped up vegetables, and mixed it with tuna (I swear it's the national dish of Tunisia). They even gave us free water (and didn't overcharge us). They were sooo nice.
We then arranged a louage back to Tunis - 8 hours. And our trip was over!
This was definitely my favorite weekend in Tunisia. The people were so incredibly nice. We had no stalkers or vulgar comments. Everyone went out of our way to be friendly and help us get where we were going. I have found that everyone in Tunisia seems to genuinely like Americans. We may get comments about our government, but it seems that they have a good opinion about the people themselves and admire and envy the freedom and prosperity that we have.
The weekend was also a great opportunity for me to practice my French. I was the only person in the group who could speak a large amount of French. I was the go-to person for translations and negotiations and all that good stuff. I also learned that it's not just my French that's bad - it's often the Tunisians. Less educated Tunisians often don't speak French as well. French is also less common in the south, which is much more conservative and a lot less European. It made me feel better about my ability to understand French!
Unfortunately, the weekend passed so fast. There was so much more I wish I could have seen. I like the south a lot better than Tunis and wish I had a chance to go back.


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2003 36 (ft.) PT Trawler Sundeck 36
General Information
Listing# 155534
- Price
- $129,000.00
- Location
- Annapolis, MD, United States
- Manufacturer
- PT Trawler
- Boat Type
- Powerboat
- Model Year
- 2003
- Category
- Trawlers
- Model
- Sundeck 36
- Status
- Used
- Length
- 36 (ft.)
- Beam
- 12.42
- 36
- Hull Material
- Fiberglass
- Fuel Type
- Diesel
- Engine Model
- Number of Engines
- 2
- Engine Hours
- 1625
General Details
You Won't Find This Much Space On Any Other 36' Trawler
Two Huge Centerline Staterooms Make This Boat Feel More Like 40'+ In Size
Twin Cummins Diesels Make It Easy To Handle Around The Docks
Factory Painted Hull & Topsides, Nice Bridge, This Boat Needs To Be Seen & Compared To A Mainship Or Similar Sized Trawler Before You Buy Any Other
- Accommodations
- Very well done teak interior Teak and holly cabin soles Bow cabin has island double berth and ensuite head with telephone shower. Nice hanging locker Drawers and cabinets for storage Mattress is hinged for access below. Galley is in the saloon with port and starboard side deck sliders Lower helm is to starboard. Dinette is "L" aft to starboard and will convert to a double berth when needed. Aft is the master cabin with island queen berth 2 large hanging lockers Ensuite head and shower stall 2 zone air conditioning with heat Tracvision Sat TV
- Galley
- 12/110 undercounter refrig 3 burner princess stove with oven 5 drawers large storage lockers nice counter space huge s/s sink corian counter tops with good counter space microwave oven
- Deck
- Hardtop over the aft deck wide walk around side decks with high rails staircase down to the fiberglass swim deck varnished teak hand rails with covers fiberglass non skid decks, all P&S bow fender racks Sea Wise dinghy davit carrying system (see pics) swim ladder hinged arch bimini top and 4 sided enclosure 2 fly bridge bench seating areas and helm bench seat
- Electronics
- Raymarine smart pilot 2 stations Raymarine RL70C plotter/radar both stations Icom VHF radio both stations Raymarine depth Bennett trim tabs auto engine synch fuel and water gauges 3 windshield wipers Maxwell anchor windlass with dual stations remote spotlight
- Engines & Mechanical
- T/6BT 5.9L Cummins 6 cyl diesels with 1625 hours Westerbeke 5KW generator with 304 hours Dual 30 amp shore power with 2 50' cords Link 2000 Inverter oil change system sea strainers Port and starboard outboard fuel tanks that feed the centerline day tank. Both motors draw from the day tank and return to the outboard tanks. sea chest for thu hull/sea cocks main engine mufflers with drains engine room lights dual racor fuel filters for main engines racor fuel filter for gen set fuel tank site gauges with shut off valves
- Default
- The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.