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"From Guernica to Human Rights: The Spanish Civil War in the 21st Century" a talk by Peter Carroll
Event Description
From Guernica to Human Rights:
The Spanish Civil War in the 21st Century
A talk by
Peter N. Carroll
Tuesday, October 29th, at 5:15
Lane History Corner, room 307
Peter N. Carroll, Historian and Poet, Chair Emeritus, Abraham Lincoln Brigade Archives, author of The Odyssey of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade and other works
This event is free and open to the public.
This event is cosponsored by the Department of History, the Humanities Center, the Europe Center, the Department of Iberian and Latin American Cultures.
Event date
Tuesday, October 29, 2013 - 5:15pm
Lane History Corner, room 307
Stanford University


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text: HomeTVAll My ChildrenWhy The Remaining Daytime Soaps Must Start Paying Attention to Their Primetime Counterparts if They Hope to Stay Alive Jamey Giddens February 23, 2012 All My Children, Days of Our Lives, Downton Abbey, General Hospital, Gossip Girl, Greys Anatomy, One Life to Live, Private Practice, Revenge, The Bold and the Beautiful, The Good Wife, The Young and The Restless 16 Comments The Mouse House may be doing everything possible to tank their last daytime soap, General Hospital, in order to finally be out of the scripted TV business before primetime hours, but the same channel is aggressively developing numerous primetime sudsers. What gives? A quick look at ABC's 2012 pilot slate and you're liable to get bubbles in your eyes from all the soap! There's Nashville, the country music-themed family drama from Callie Khouri (Thelma and Louise) and directed by RJ Cutler (The September Issue). That sudser just cast wildly popular daytime alum Jonathan Jackson (ex-Lucky Spencer, General Hospital) in a plum role, but if Nashville makes it to air, will that be enough to lure lapsed and furious ABC Daytime fans, still mourning the losses of All My Children and One Life to Live, to watch? If that's even a point of consideration — which, let's be real, it likely isn't. Nashville is one of multiple primetime soaps the Mouse House has in development, while rapidly ditching their daytime drama forerunners. There's also fashion sudser Americana, starring Anthony LaPaglia as a Ralph Lauren-esque designer, dealing with, you guessed it, family drama; Marc Cherry's first post-Desperate Housewives project, Devious Maids, based on a Spanish language telenovela; period soap Gilded Lilys, from Shonda Rhimes, about a New York City luxury hotel in the late 1800's; supernatural sudser 666 Park Avenue, centered on a young couple who take jobs managing a historic, Gotham apartment building, only to learn it has some dangerously undead inhabitants; and an adaptation of Judith Krantz's blockbuster beach read Scruples, about a glamorous socialite and her department store dynasty during the 1970's. Scruples has Krantz's son Tony Krantz, Oscar winner Natalie Portman and Precious helmer Lee Daniels behind it. While several period soaps proved to be misses this past TV season—NBC's The Playboy Club and ABC's own Pan Am— PBS has its most successful series ever in Downton Abbey. I wouldn't be surprised if Rhimes' Lilys has its fair share in common with the Dowager and the gang at the Abbey, but that's just my guess. Unlike the first time in pop culture history when primetime soaps were all the rage, the early 80's (Shout to to 60's stand alone Peyton Place!), this time around the daytime serials that inspired them are on their last legs, which begs the question — could a spike in interest in primetime soaps possibly benefit the last four daytime soaps on the air in any measurable fashion? Revenge, one of this TV season's most buzzed about shows, essentially works from a basic "How To Write a Good Soap" handbook, complete with oodles of glitzy, fast-paced stories about sex, betrayal, scandal and murder.There's also plenty of Haves vs. Have-Nots action, thanks to a pair of hunky townies and a trailer trash lass, with a fake identity, mixing it up with the dirty, sexy monied folks. Don't get me wrong, I love Revenge— can't get enough of it in fact—but it isn't exactly revolutionary. In all actuality, Revenge is quite retro, which I believe has helped its popularity. As fans mourn the loss of so many traditional, old school soaps in daytime and primetime over the years, Revenge came along and brought the sudser roaring back. Lead revenge seeker Emily/Amanda (Emily VanCamp) methodically takes down her enemies on the hit 2011-12 TV season sudser episode after episode, much like Sarah Michelle Gellar's Kendall Hart and Sarah Brown's Carly Roberts were doing on All My Children and General Hospital respectively way back in the 90's. Before there were Kendall and Carly, there were their scheming soap mothers, Erica Kane (Susan Lucci) and Nurse Bobbie Spencer (Jackie Zeman), who were wreaking soapy havoc way back in the 1970's. Speaking of Erica Kane, Chrstina Yang's (Sandra Oh) marriage imploding on Grey's Anatomy over her decision to have an abortion to focus on her career isn't something new to daytime soap fans. Erica did that three decades ago! 16 Responses Carol2 February 23, 2012 Aside from Revenge, which seems to be holding its own in the ratings, are any primetime soaps successful today? Or any dramas with soapy elements? I don't agree with people who say soaps as an artform are dead, but I can't think of any shows with quality soap drama which have a strong following. Just look at the ratings for Parenthood, which should be much more popular than it is. Log in to Reply Restless Fan February 23, 2012 Very well done article Jamey! I agree 100%. Soaps slowly started to abandon the traditionalism that made them popular in their heyday back in the 90's. They need to stop trying to compete with prime time where big events are concerned. Stick to good, innovative, character driven storytelling and I absolutely believe the 4 remaining soaps could do well for themselves. There are still a lot of great stories to be told but they have to stop with the cliches and gimmicks and out there crap. Y&R was that traditional well done soap up until Bill Bell Sr. death in 2005. We know the story all too well of how things have ended up in that camp. Among the issues I have with current day Y&R, other than the far out stories, is how rushed everything is. I don't feel invested in much of anything. You don't get those powerful moments the soap used to serve up to great delight. Things happen so quickly with little to no build up. New characters are poorly developed. Angelina being the latest horrendous character this regime has come up with. If I am not FF through some of that crap I am falling asleep to it. A good friend of mine and I had a Y&R marathon a few months back. I have tons of stuff on VHS so I dusted off the VCR and took a step back in time. Late 80's and some early 90's stuff. We were both struck at how unnecessarily different today's show is. We found our love for the show being whet again in a way today's show is unable to do. The scenarios were realistic. The characters made sense. The music and production values unmatched. It made me hate the current regime even more. Before the fixing phase can even start TPTB have to acknowledge they have not been good fits for the show. They have done no positive service to it. If Maria Bell really is the diva many soap journalists hint her to be then someone else needs to knock her off that pedestal. She is on it unearned. There is very little about her show she should feel proud of. Log in to Reply MadDogLane February 23, 2012 They're not remotely the same, primetime is a whole different animal, they have seasons, smaller casts & whatnot. I don't think there's much hope for GH, ABC clearly wants it gone, but the only thing that can save the remaining soaps is good writing & stopping the stunt casting, and have people running the soaps that care about the genre. Log in to Reply Susan Hunter February 23, 2012 Daytime Serials, as an art form, have long borrowed from what was popular. When 'World Turns' became an instant hit, daytime execs wanted soaps like 'World Turns'. Multi-generational, family drama set in a small town, where characters morality was constantly being tested. This was the model and it worked and it worked well. The late 60s came along and with societal unrest, soaps began showcasing franker and more bold storylines. With the almost immediate popularity of 'Young and Restless' in the early 70s, the execs demanded 'young' stories set in moody almost dark lighting. When 'General Hospital' became the must watch soap in the late 70s, soaps once again shifted to make room for white boys with perms in tight jeans who had a save the world fetish. It is no surprise that as primetime serials became popular, wealthy oil barons showed up in small towns which overnight turned into major metropolises. And in the 90s everybody was copying Jim Reilly, without truly grasping why his storylines worked. I truly believe that what could save soaps isn't just doing a retread of 'Revenge' or 'Desperate Housewives' or whatever is currently popular. What will save daytime is bringing back the long term story. The art of the long term story has left daytime in favor of shorter arcs that oftentimes are meaningless. The one thing that I truly miss is the ability to sit down and watch a storyline unfold over many months, sometimes years. To watch every beat of a story be played in scenes that ran longer than 45 seconds at a clip (but I digress). In daytime you have the luxury of telling a story and telling it properly, using years of history to inform what is happening on the screen. No one does that any longer and I don't understand why. Just because you have a two year story, doesn't mean the pacing of the show has to be glacial, but don't forget half the fun of daytime is the wait. There is nothing better than after two years, finally watching your favorite couple make love or the shocking revelation at the trial or the big shocker at the party with the whole town in attendance. It doesn't carry the same weight, when you've only had to wait 13 weeks. I was thinking about this Abby/Austin story on Days. That story could be incredibly interesting and played for years, just based on the history of the two characters and how they're connected. You could do a whole six months with just Austin wondering why he attracts stalkers. Log in to Reply MsAgentProvocateur1 February 23, 2012 Tell it like it is, Jamey! Over the last decade, the Daytime Drama has forgotten how to both INNOVATE & hold fast to the principals of GOOD, OLD FASHIONED STORYTELLING techniques. I suggested to someone awhile back that perhaps it has become too difficult for today's writers to write quality storylines with a myriad of characters 5 days a week. Perhaps they might consider a rotation similar to what their Primetime counterparts are doing. When daytime transitioned from Radio to TV, sweeping changes were made to adapt to and innovate according to the times. Perhaps some sweeping changes are needed again to adapt to the changed Television landscape. And for some Dramas, a change in Head Writer is a good starting place. Log in to Reply david46208 February 23, 2012 There are so many things that you hit on here that are on-point. Let me add a few things as well. If you take a look at what is going in society today Agnes (the most relevant writer in the history of the genre) would have interwoven what is happening in the world into her daytime dramas. And when she did it they were always a success. From stories like the African American Claire passing for white (which she found while reading an article in the NYT's about light skinned black actresses finding it hard to get work in the 60's), Erica's Abortion (which came via the Row vs. Wade debate) and Jesse being falsely accused of rape (which was a response to how African American men were being railroaded, tried and convicted through the criminal justice system in the 80's if a white woman was raped. Thus any black man could be convicted without proper evidence). These are a few examples of how Agnes kept up with the times and wrote ratings grabbing, educational and engaging stories that the audience loved. Now just think of what would happened if daytime were to explore the issue of contraception's, Muslim Americans being targeted just because of their religion or gay teen suicide being explored in-depth through core characters we know and love. Think of what that would do for the genre. And when you look back you can see the last time period when each soap was at its best. Y&R: When Victor was engaging in corporate fraud via the payola scandal, Dru was trying to keep Lily's paternity from coming out, Daniel was being falsely vilified for the death of Cassie and John risked it all for Gloria; that was when Y&R had some decent storylines. And the good outweighed the bad. And some may ask why I give Y&R an asswhoopin and a half on the regular? Because I use to love that show… I loved it. And my momma and daddy always told me never to accept mediocrity as a passing grade. A "C" was not acceptable. A "B" was pushing it. But an "A" was what you must bring home or else that reflected how you would be viewed in life. So I don't accept it from Y&R. GH: When this show was about more than just All Sonny's trials and we had the Quatermaines with ELQ stories going on. When General Hospital actually still lived up to its name then we had something going on there. B&B: Anne Douglas story was a great moment where B&B showed that it move from camp into serious storytelling. And it reminded me of the exact thing Bill Bell would have explored. Also the show use to focus on fashion in a way that was plausible and real. Not the bears and honey mess! Days: For me the last time Days was THE SHIT (meaning that it was best of 8 soaps on air) was during the time period where Lexie became Alexander Dimera. Every day was a must see episode. Because you had Alexander plottin' scheming to keep the secret that she had Hope's baby. Marlena and Bo were reeling from the fact that John and Hope had been lovers. Sami was developing a relationship with Brandon built on lies (as usual). Nicole became the woman to oust Kate as the lady of victor's manor and take her place. Jack was determine to get Jennifer back and was thus up to all his usual tricks. And Belle Shawn, Mimi, Rex, Brady, Chloe and Phillip filled out the best younger set in daytime. But probably the biggest failure of daytime is that it lacks new blood. The fans of this genre who have studied the masters of the soap universe, understood how you tell long story and short story have been left to dream about life as a headwriter from their bedroom and blogs while prime writers and recycled daytime hacks are given million dollar salaries to destroy the fabric and heart of the soaps "we" have come to love. So that at the end our beloved soaps whom were supposed to get a slight cosmetics facelift end up looking like Jocelyn Wildenstein. And to close on a play on a quote from Malcolm X: "We didn't land on Maria Bell. Maria Bell landed on us!" Log in to Reply jphelps February 23, 2012 [quote=Carol2]Aside from Revenge, which seems to be holding its own in the ratings, are any primetime soaps successful today? Or any dramas with soapy elements?I don't agree with people who say soaps as an artform are dead, but I can't think of any shows with quality soap drama which have a strong following. Just look at the ratings for Parenthood, which should be much more popular than it is.[/quote] IA. The Good Wife while not fully serialized also has a soapy side to it and while a great show is not exactly a ratings hit. Friday Night Lights a fabulous nughttime serial drama never really gained an audience. I think ER is the last PT show and maybe Greys that were huge successes that has procedural and serialized elements combined. Lost was more of a hit IMO due to its scify element than anything. Heroes sort of a scify attempt to capture the feel bombed after season 1. I think success of a new show is just luck. You just have to hit it at the right time. Glee was huge its first year or 2 and has died down. Look at Smash which with all the hype and an A list producer has turned into a disappointment. Yet an under funded wantabe serialized show on AMC, The Walking Dead a huge ratings success while the much heralded Mad Men continues to underperform. As for the Nashhville show that seems to be more in the formula of Glee and Smash than a soap. Log in to Reply pjc722 February 24, 2012 With all the talk about the death of soaps, there was never talk about how the British keep their soaps fresh and on target all the time. The two biggest soaps over there is Coronation Street and East Enders. Each airs 3 nights and 2 nights a week and their ratings are up! When there was talk of canceling AMC and OLTL, why wasn't anyone in the soap world suggesting the shorten ON AIR timeline? For example, why couldnt ABC cut overall costs by having the shows go parttime airing Monday/Wednesday/Friday and have those insipid talk shows on Tuesday and Thursday. As it is, a talk show on food with 5 hosts 5 days a week is too much. Having another talk show 5 days a week about 1 person loosing weight and changing their lives in 1 week (off course shrunken down into tiny bits from months of footage) with 5 hosts is too much. Imagine how great both those concepts for talk shows could be with LESS airtime and more concentration of talk, cooking, inspiration. They would be tighter shows and better shows. As would the soaps. With only 3 episodes a week, AMC and OLTL could trim down their budgets and guarantees for their stars. They could have possibly added more sets so we're not bored watching the same scenery. They could have told stories in the same amount of time but with less repetitive dialogue, and even better dialogue. The people at ABC/NBC/CBS need to see that we don't want DIFFERENT tv to watch, we just want better tv to watch. Give me a demon doctor, an evil corporate tycoon, a murder mystery as long as you write it well, tell it right and make me feel like I haven't wasted my time. Log in to Reply MsAgentProvocateur1 February 24, 2012 I haven't seen SMASH myself but out there in the Twitterverse, there are some interesting theories as to why that show is dropping steadily in the ratings. Log in to Reply EastWest February 24, 2012 I do like the teacher becoming the student angle w/this article. I do think everyone at their respective shows care, so my argument of a care being there is moot. All these soaps can count on is hoping that the suits see their value and I think that at the end of the day wil buy these soaps more time. Log in to Reply At50 February 24, 2012 "The Good Wife while not fully serialized also has a soapy side to it and while a great show is not exactly a ratings hit." The Good Wife did pretty decently in total viewers, at least before the time slot change, but it gets weak ratings with the younger viewers. Its fairly popular but not with the "right" viewers. Log in to Reply jphelps February 24, 2012 [quote=At50]"The Good Wife while not fully serialized also has a soapy side to it and while a great show is not exactly a ratings hit. The Good Wife did pretty decently in total viewers, at least before the time slot change, but it gets weak ratings with the younger viewers. Its fairly popular but not with the "right" viewers.[/quote] I am a huge fan of the show but total viewers really don't matter. Cold Case and Without a Trace 2 of my faves were in the same ballpark and got cancelled. I worry that CBS might cancel it. They don't care much about awards Log in to Reply Nathang1983 February 24, 2012 I agree, MadDogLane. When you get right down to it, soaps are being canceled because they're on five days a week. The execs are all about saving money, and I feel that the only reason why a lot of soaps weren't canceled ten years ago was because the execs knew of the fan upheaval they would experience. I love soaps, but I can see the writing's on the wall and General Hospital and Days of Our Lives will be gone within five years (if not this year for GH). That's just it. If we want a "soap future," we will probably have to look to primetime from now on. It seems like these days most nighttime dramas are soaps, essentially (either that or procedurals). The money's in primetime for the TV business, and while we may not accept that, it is the future. Log in to Reply david46208 February 24, 2012 @Nathang1983: Primetime? Did you forget the web? Web series have become the new place for original scripted content. And they have discovered that people are more likely to watch a web series if it has a continuing thread that plays out throughout the series. They have built on the successful series on HBO and Showtime cable networks. When it comes to soaps the Web is allowing us a platform to get the same time of drama you get from your daily serial. So primetime is not where it is at or the only place. Producers/Creators of web series also have full creative control to write what they want and produce it. So this provides another benefit. So if you are looking for good soapy drama check out the web. And as someone who host web series on my site that appeal to a young male demographic, I find that all of the series We end up selecting always have a story thread that is played out over the course of the series. For example we host this series 12 Steps To Recovery, which is about a late 20's man whose love of his life has broken up with him and to try and get over her, his two best-friends are setting him up on various blind dates. Each episode we get to see this man's experiences with with different female personalities that seem to end in disaster. In another series The Online Gamer we follow the crazy yet hilarious life of an Online Gamer. Then there is my favorite, Osiris a mystery about an immortal man whom is being hunted down by an unknown evil. So you see the model of serialized programming is alive and well. Just it's original format in Daytime is on the way out. So look to the new medium to get your soap fix. Because it is the future of the genre. http://bit.ly/webseriesreview Log in to Reply At50 February 24, 2012 Web Series look so cheap to me. It seems like a stupid reason not to watch a show but I don't like the look of them. "I am a huge fan of the show but total viewers really don't matter. Cold Case and Without a Trace 2 of my faves were in the same ballpark and got cancelled. I worry that CBS might cancel it. They don't care much about awards." I know. My point was that The Good Wife is not unpopular. Its just not popular with the viewers that the networks care most about. Log in to Reply engradypind February 24, 2012 I don't watch a lot of ABC programming and when it pulls the plug on General Hospital I will be watching a whole lot less. So much of ABC's veteran fare has become stale after a couple of seasons, and its new additions to the lineup tend to be rip-offs, with the exception of this year's Once Upon a Time. I know people enjoy Dancing with the Stars, but how many more seasons of c-list celebrities must we endure? The less said about their news programming the better. What do they have against scripted programming for daytime? Too much money? Bull! Log in to Reply Leave a Reply Cancel Reply You must be logged in to post a comment.


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5 Unexpected Ways to Use Fresh Herbs
When summer comes, herbs start growing like weeds. Think outside the pesto with these new ideas.
By Shay Spence
2. Throw 'Em on the Grill
Strong, woody herbs like sage, rosemary, and thyme can stand up to the heat and infuse a subtle flavor into your grilled meats and veggies. Be sure and toss a few extra on the grill before serving for a smoky, earthy garnish.
Grilled Chicken Thighs With Garlic and Grilled Sage:
In a bowl, whisk together 1/2 cup extra virgin olive oil, 1/2 cup red wine vinegar, 2 tablespoons honey, 6 finely chopped garlic cloves, and 1 tablespoon finely chopped sage leaves. Pour over 8 bone-in, skin-on chicken thighs, and let marinate in the refrigerator for at least two hours.
Meanwhile, pre-heat your grill to medium and soak a handful of sage sprigs in water for at least 10 minutes. Place sage across the grates of the grill and put chicken on top. Grill chicken, covered, for 13 minutes, turning once. Transfer to platter and garnish with grilled sage leaves.


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DIRECTV's Paul Guyardo Joins Nutrisystem Board Of Directors
Nutrisystem, Inc. (NASDAQ: NTRI), a leading provider of weight management products and services, today announced that Paul Guyardo has joined the Company's board of directors. Currently, Mr. Guyardo is Executive Vice President, Chief Revenue and Marketing Officer for DIRECTV, the nation's leading satellite television service.
"Paul Guyardo will be a great addition on the Nutrisystem board," says Mike Hagan, Chairman of the Board of Directors for Nutrisystem. "His experience driving DIRECTV's growth, his marketing skills and expertise, as well as his passion for consumer businesses will be enormously valuable to the Board as we set strategy for the Company. Paul has led DIRECTV's sales efforts across a range of different distribution channels including consumer direct, retail, and through partnerships and alliances. He focuses intensely on reduction of consumer churn and has built a strong online presence for DIRECTV that serves as a destination for its customers. All of these areas are immediately transferrable to our business and directly analogous to strategic initiatives we are focused on at Nutrisystem."
At DIRECTV, Mr. Guyardo is responsible for all functions that drive the company's $22 billion in U.S. revenue including all sales and distribution channels, marketing, product management, advertising, public relations, customer retention, the sports & entertainment businesses, pricing & packaging and ad sales. Under his leadership, the DIRECTV's subscriber base has grown from 15.1 million in 2005 to nearly 20 million currently. Initiatives that he launched are responsible for reducing churn to the lowest level in the industry. Mr. Guyardo has also energized existing businesses and launched entirely new products and services that are now driving incremental revenue for the Company.
Prior to joining DIRECTV, Mr. Guyardo served in a range of positions in marketing, consumer services, and product management with some of the most recognizable consumer brands in the world including: Sears Holdings Corporation, Home Shopping Network, AT&T, and Johnson & Johnson. He started his career in the advertising industry representing consumer brands such as Noxzema, Procter & Gamble, and Frito Lay.
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Jabil Posts Fourth Quarter & Fiscal Year 2013 Results
Today Jabil Circuit, Inc. (NYSE: JBL), announced preliminary, unaudited financial results for its fourth quarter and full fiscal year, ended August 31, 2013.
"Delivering record revenues, generating more than a billion dollars of cash flow from operations, and achieving a core return on invested capital of 21 percent are clear highlights of our fiscal year," said Jabil's Chief Executive Officer Mark Mondello. "In addition, we are pleased to return nearly $200 million in capital to shareholders through dividends and share repurchases, while continuing to thoughtfully invest capital back into the business, both organically and acquisitively, with an eye on long-term earnings growth," said Mondello.
The company reported fourth quarter revenue of $4.8 billion and fiscal year revenue of $18.3 billion.
Jabil's three reporting segments delivered the following revenue results for the company's fourth fiscal quarter:
- Diversified Manufacturing: $2.1 billion.
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One thing Abi is physically able to do is lie really badly about her imaginary hidden immunity idol, announcing for all to hear that she is going off into the woods by herself. See, if this was a horror movie, a young woman announcing she was going off alone into the woods would mean she was approximately three minutes away from having a cleaver plunged into her neck from some of deranged serial killer. Here, however, it merely makes her the victim of a snarky comment from Malcolm that they all know she's lying. (However, I suppose she will be dead in the game soon enough.)
But what is Abi really doing in the woods while pretending to hide her non-existent idol? I have a few theories. 1) Making a RC voodoo doll. 2) Summoning a vampire to go bite Denise's neck in the middle of the night. 3) Practicing her Tribal Council put-downs of Mike Skupin. 4) Tearing up her RC voodoo doll because she cannot bear to look at her face. When Abi does finally emerge from the thicket, she begins to work on Lisa to vote out Denise, telling her, "In this alliance of four, you are totally on the bottom." Allow me to point out that in between this and all the references to her "Brazilian ass" this lady talks a lot of bottom!
As if that is not reward enough, let's head to the Reward Challenge. The object is to race up and over a slide and then retrieve two bundles of rings and toss the rings onto pegs. First one to get all five rings on wins. But should you even want to win? That's because the victor will choose two people to join him/her on a helicopter ride to a boat feast complete with pizza and sodas while chillin' with some whale sharks. But if you are selecting two people to join you, that means you are also selecting two people — and potential jury votes —to be pissed at you. I've gone back and forth on this. Is it better to try to win, thereby controlling who goes where so you can shore up alliances? Or is it better to throw the challenge so you don't upset anyone, knowing you still have a 50% chance of going on the reward anyway? A tough call. Lots of possible positives and negatives on each side.
After watching Lisa wipe out multiple times off the slide (thanks to the wonders of the DVR rewind button) I sit back and enjoy a Malcolm vs. Skupin duel with Skupes pulling out the win. "Remember my last chopper ride?" he asks Probst, referencing his Australian Outback evacuation. But now comes the hard part, as Michael must decide which players to exclude from their big getaway. And those players would be Abi (shocker) and Denise, although he does promise to give Denise all of his food (but not the pop!).
Predictably, Abi is not happy. "I guess my vote doesn't mean anything," she says while also threatening to kill the boat-goers with a machete. For her part, Denise is more bummed about having to spend the day with Abi than anything else: "It's like a first date with the kid who pulled your hair all the time in kindergarten or spit in your lunch, and suddenly you're on a date." My questions is, why would you go on a date with that person at all? That's just poor dating management skills right there. What kind of sex therapist are you anyway, Denise? Apparently, the kind that recommends hair pulling and spitting during sex. Let's hear it for sadomasochism!


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Green Impact awards celebrate staff successes
The University of Exeter has celebrated the contribution of its staff to the environment and sustainability through the Green Impact project.
22 teams from across the University took part in the environmental accreditation scheme, to make their work practices greener.
Together, they implemented a total of 774 new initiatives as a direct result of Green Impact.
Green Impact is run locally by the University, audited by students, and managed by the National Union of Students. As well as celebrating the teams that have achieved Bronze, Silver and Gold status, a number of special awards were given in recognition of excellence in this area. The Awards Ceremony was held in Reed Hall on 26 June and brought together the Green Impact teams as well as their heads of services or colleges to celebrate their achievements during this year's project.
31 University of Exeter students volunteered as auditors for the Green Impact Awards. They were trained by the NUS to conduct audits of the teams that entered the awards. As well as providing them with an opportunity to gain hands-on experience of environmental auditing, this also enabled them to gain insights into the way the University is run and develop useful skills for their future careers.
University of Exeter Deputy Vice-Chancellor for External Affairs, Professor Mark Overton said: "The Green Impact Awards celebrate the commitment our staff and students demonstrate towards improving our environmental performance. Highlights from individual teams include removing inefficient cosmetic lighting from under cupboards and an innovative approach to food recycling. Congratulations to everyone who is helping to make the University of Exeter an organisation that is known for its environmental and sustainability achievements."
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Millions of forgotten animals are sure to die,
Because too many people would rather buy.
Despondent and lonely they patiently wait;
Each day that passes may be too late.
Our pounds and shelters are filled to the brim
If not adopted soon the outcome is grim.
Our pet stores are filled with puppies and kittens
One look in their eyes and consumers are smitten.
Treated as crops they are shipped to and fro
>From breeders to brokers to pet stores they go.
Their parents suffer untold misery and despair
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Robbins Geller Rudman & Dowd LLP Files Class Action Suit Against Blyth, Inc.
Robbins Geller Rudman & Dowd LLP ("Robbins Geller") ( http://www.rgrdlaw.com/cases/blyth/) today announced that a class action has been commenced in the United States District Court for the District of Connecticut on behalf of purchasers of Blyth, Inc. ("Blyth") (NYSE:BTH) common stock during the period between March 14, 2012 and November 6, 2012 (the "Class Period").
If you wish to serve as lead plaintiff, you must move the Court no later than 60 days from today. If you wish to discuss this action or have any questions concerning this notice or your rights or interests, please contact plaintiff's counsel, Samuel H. Rudman or David A. Rosenfeld of Robbins Geller at 800/449-4900 or 619/231-1058, or via e-mail at email@example.com. If you are a member of this class, you can view a copy of the complaint as filed or join this class action online at http://www.rgrdlaw.com/cases/blyth/. Any member of the putative class may move the Court to serve as lead plaintiff through counsel of their choice, or may choose to do nothing and remain an absent class member.
The complaint charges Blyth and certain of its officers and directors with violations of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Blyth is a marketing and manufacturing company that sells personal and decorative products throughout North America.
The complaint alleges that, during the Class Period, defendants issued materially false and misleading statements regarding the Company's financial performance and future prospects. In particular, the complaint alleges that the nature and ongoing viability of the strong results being reported for ViSalus, Inc., a multilevel weight loss marketing company the Company owns a controlling interest in, were being overstated, and that this was masking declining performance in the Company's other operating units and product lines.The complaint alleges that beginning with a September 21, 2012 Moody's Investors Services cut in its outlook for the Company, the market began to learn through a series of partial disclosures ending on November 6, 2012, that the Company's financial soundness and business metrics were not as they had been represented during the Class Period. As Blyth's stock price was pummeled with each of these revelations, more than $462 million in market capitalization was simply erased.
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The US Senate approved legislation authorizing the US Department of Interior to implement terms of the Gulf of Mexico transboundary agreement with Mexico on Oct. 12. The bill, S. 812, headed for the US House of Representatives, which passed its own legislative version on June 26 as part of a larger package.
A joint conference appeared likely since the Senate's bill did not include a provision in the House's original version, HR 1613, which would exempt US producers working under a cross-border unitization agreement or in a joint venture in Mexican waters from the 1934 Securities Exchange Act's resources extraction reporting requirement.
The Senate's bill effectively ratified the treaty the Mexican and US governments signed in 2012, leaving only this detail of its implementation for a joint Senate-House conference to settle. An immediate benefit would be greater interest by US producers in deepwater leases along the boundary where a moratorium has been in place, the Obama administration has said.
"Today's ratification of the transboundary agreement establishes important ground rules for developing the oil and gas reservoirs along our shared maritime border with Mexico. That in itself is an important step in improving our energy security," said Lisa Murkowski (R-Alas.), the Energy and Natural Resources Committee's ranking minority member who cosponsored S. 812 with Chairman Ronald L. Wyden (D-Ore.).
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of Prophecy in the Church Today
Now it happened as we went to prayer, that a slave girl
possessed with a spirit of divination (Gk. python) met us . . . (Acts 16:16).
Prophecy Was Common Among Ancient Pagans
The Oracle at Delphi
In contrast, New Testament prophecy is not self-induced, i.e., it does not come forth at the initiative of the person prophesying. Paul is very clear in I Cor. 12:11 that the gifts of the Spirit, including prophecy, are given as He [the Holy Spirit] wills. Although we can learn about how prophecy and Spiritual gifts function, it is dangerous to think that we can learn "how to" prophesy of our own initiative. This is, perhaps, why Paul allowed this situation to go on for "many days" before dealing with it and casting out the spirit. He did not have a "how to" list for dealing with such situations but was dependent on the leading and guidance of the Holy Spirit. I am convinced that when we begin to push ourselves into prophesying out of our own hearts, apart from the Holy Spirit, that we open ourselves to false spirits such as the spirit of python that possessed this young woman in Philippi.
Luke uses "spirit of python" in regards to this slave girl probably because the spirit operating in her was like the one at Delphi. There is, of course, the possibility that she had actually been to Delphi and that is where she picked up this false spirit. It is important to note that what she said was true. Satan and demons have some knowledge and will reveal their "secrets" in order to impress and draw people into their destructive web. Only our God, however, is omniscient, i.e., all knowing.


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Errol Baran departs Clear Channel as part of senior restructure
Errol Baran, the managing director of Clear Channel's Storm Digital project, has left his role, following a wider senior management restructure instigated by the outdoor media owner's new chief executive, Andrew Morely.
Errol Baran: departs Clear Channel
Baran had spent just over a year shepherding the large-format, premium, flexible digital out-of-home offering.
Emma Newman, Clear Channel's marketing director, and Alex Hollingdale, the product director, have also departed the company in what was described by the company as "a review of the senior leadership team".
Prior to his post at Clear Channel, Baran was the commercial director at music video streaming service Vevo and before that spent nearly 12 years at Channel 4.
At Channel 4 Baran was the head of future and digital advertising at Channel 4 from 2008, with responsibility for all commercial revenues across Channel4.com, 4oD and external syndication partnerships.
Storm Digital included five landmark sites including Chiswick Towers, Coventry House at London's Piccadilly Circus, and Brentham Power Station.
Victor Porter, previously a digital technology consultant at MediaCo Outdoor, has been appointed to the role of technology director and the sales director, Martin Corke, has been promoted to the board of the out-of-home company.
Morely said: "With both Clear Channel UK and UK out-of-home media set to go through a transformation, we've taken the opportunity to review our senior management team.
"The appointment of a technology director of Victor's calibre demonstrates how important we believe emerging technologies will be for brands and consumers in the future. Martin's promotion is well-deserved recognition for his commitment, commercial acumen and the fresh approach he has brought to the role.
"I'd like to thank Alex, Errol and Emma for their contribution to the success that Clear Channel and Storm have enjoyed under their tenure."
Morley's appointment was announced last month as former UK chief executive Matthew Dearden moved to a wider European role.
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Osaka-born artist Kouhei Matsunaga has been releasing experimental electronic music for nearly two decades under various aliases, many of them using some variant of the initials for Japan's public broadcasting organization, NHK. As NHK'Koyxen, he seeks to deconstruct techno with his own perverse logic. Following a similar mission statement as its previous volumes, Dance Classics Vol. III rarely sits still, instead shifting through as many permutations of techno as Matsunaga sees fit. Read more »


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"No one really knows enough to be a pessimist" (Norman Cousins)
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Washington middle school teacher charged with having sex with student
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NATIONAL NEWS (CNN) — Keshia T. Shaw, 33, a teacher at Gray Middle School in Tacoma, has been charged with five counts of second-degree child rape for allegedly having sex with a student.
Probable cause documents filed with Pierce County Superior Court state that in May a family friend of the victim alerted Child Protective Services to the alleged incidents.
When police contacted the victim's mother, she confirmed that her son had disclosed to her that he had had sex with Shaw on more than one occasion.
The encounters allegedly began five years ago, in 2007, when the victim was in the 6th grade and 12 years old; Shaw was the victim's science and math teacher. The boy told investigators that Shaw seduced him while he was retaking an exam in her classroom.
Five other similar incidents allegedly followed over the course of two years, including once in the boy's home bedroom while his mother was at work.
The victim, now 17, disclosed the alleged incidents to his mother recently after attending church and listening to a sermon that addressed molestation. He also had told two of his friends about the incidents. Police confirmed that the information the victim told to his mother and his friends was consistent.
Andrew Antonopolus, a former student to Gray, said he was surprised by the allegations. "She was very professional and serious about her job and everything," Antonopolus said of Shaw.
Shaw has worked at Gray Middle School since 2005 and had worked part-time at various schools in the Tacoma School District since 2002. The Tacoma School District said they have been working with the prosecuting attorney's office on the incidents since May 7.
Shaw, who has been placed on administrative leave from the school, is to be arraigned on the charges July 10.
Shaw's family said her lawyer has advised Shaw not to comment on the case.


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The New Jersey native spent 7 years as a buyer for an international chain of comic book/Sci-Fi themed retail stores, specializing in the procurement and allocation of collectible toys.
Jordan has also appeared on stage and in front of the camera. His stage work has taken him from the Searchlight Theatre in New Jersey to the famed Bucks County Playhouse in New Hope, PA.
In 1998, he founded Hollywood Heroes where he both sells collectible toys and film props to the collectible market and offers consulting services to toy and entertainment companies.
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THQ Announce Some Delays
Posted on 07. Nov, 2012 by Freak_c in Games, News
No one likes delays, especially when the delays are for titles that really looked interesting and titles we were really looking forward to Metro: Last Light and South Park for instance. Another blow is that some of these delays aren't simply a short move of around a month for the one title we talking years here. See below for details.
Yes the president of THQ has confirmed that three titles which were scheduled for late 2012 and very early 2013 releases have been pushed back to quarter 2 of 2013. The three titles are Metro: Last Light, South Park: The Stick of Truth and Company of Heroes 2.
Company of Heroes 2 and Metro: Last Light will now be released in March 2013, while South Park – originally pegged for a March 5, 2013 launch – will now be released in early FY2014! That is one serious delay, perhaps to be delayed to the PS4?
Jason Rubin confirmed during the publisher's Q2 2013 that all three games needed a little more time in the oven in order to reach the high-quality standard expected of them.
"When I joined THQ the company made a public commitment to quality titles. We always expected that in some cases this would mean that more time would be needed to make sure that every title is of the highest possible quality," said Rubin. "Our fourth quarter releases are the first titles that I have had the ability to materially impact, and experience told me that the games needed additional development time to be market-ready."
"Additionally, in light of the aforementioned marketplace changes, even if completed, it would not have had the extra time dedicated to the polish needed to make them shine in this competitive environment. The resulting 2-month delay on each title is almost de minimis by game industry standards."
On another note THQ have just posted a net loss of $12.1 million for Q2 2013, the above delays may not have come at a worst time and is risky for the the company.


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Star Wars: Time for a re-make?December 30th, 2006
Star Wars is in desperate need of a re-make. I have not seen the original series for a number of years, but my memory of them is that of a bland trilogy of films that were groundbreaking in their time, but now just look very dated and somewhat cheap. George Lucus had the right idea in polishing up the series with added special effects. But this was only tinkering on the edge. A more radical approach is necessary to bring it up-to-date.
What better way then a re-make?
We keep the same story, but update it with better special effects. A re-make would also allow for a far superior set of actors to be caste for the films. Looking at the three movies (with the exception of Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, James Earl Jones and Ian McDiarmid-who were all perfectly caste) no one else really stands out. Alec Guinness is totally over-rated in the film. Lets be honest: the man may be a screen legend but his role could have been played by anyone. For the re-make I would recommend someone like Daniel Craig. I am not sure what character he would be caste as, but he would be a superb catch. Contender for one of the best Bonds, Craig could be developed as a villain. Clearly, the chief bad guy would remain Vader, but bearing in mind that he has an uncanny resemblance to Darth Maul (think about it) Craig could play a Sith Lord? Another actor I would champion is Andy Garcia. Again, not too sure who he would play. Clearly too old to play Luke Skywalker, but he would be a very good addition. Either way, Garcia and Craig would be two actors to start with.
Now I appreciate that the most recent series of films did not go down too well with many people. But this was more due to some very poor script and casting. Liam Neeson just could not pull off his role. Neither could Ewan McGregor or Hayden Christensen. And don't even get me started on Jake Lloyd.
Along with a good caste, a re-make would also help solve one of the laughable aspects of the Star Wars films i.e. how life and technology in the prequels seems to be more advanced than life in Episode IV, V & VI!
The thought of a possible re-make will obviously have traditionalists up in arms. But like many neutral observers the world over, I am positively sick to death of these whinging people. They have to rank as the most annoying fans the film world has ever witnessed: never satisfied and constantly upset over something.
Overall, a re-make really ought to be given serious consideration. It would win over many new fans, bridge the technology gap and hopefully correct the mistakes made with the casting in the original and modern versions, thus finally bringing down the curtains on one of cinema's greatest plays.
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Dick Smiths brand of matches
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A person whose mother was a slut. The term dickhead is used because when the baby was in their mother and she was having sex, dicks would poke the baby in the head. Dickheads tend to have butt chins because the babies soft jawbone was getting poked by dicks which in turn left an indent.
Hey bro you better not fuck that girl, you don't want your son to be a dickhead.
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a person who really thinks that his or her feelings are the truth - a kind of emotional receipt...
i'm afraid of you - therefore: you are dangerous
response: you are such a dickhead
i'm afraid of you - therefore: you are dangerous
response: you are such a dickhead
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. a very annoying person that you hate a weird myth of a condition to have an erect penis growing out of your head (also present in women)
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Intro Astronomy 2014. Class 8: Icy Galilean Satellites, Saturn System
Posted by Bruce Betts on 2014/04/11 02:28 CDT
Explore the icy moons of the Jupiter System and tour the Saturnian system in this video of class 8 of Bruce Betts' Introduction to Planetary Science and Astronomy class.
Intro Astronomy Class 1: Tour of the Solar System
Posted by Bruce Betts on 2014/02/11 05:53 CST | 1 comments
Take a tour of the Solar System in the video of class 1 of Bruce Betts' Introduction to Planetary Science and Astronomy class.
Scale comparisons of the solar system's major moons
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2013/07/10 06:05 CDT | 14 comments
A few presentation slides with pretty pictures, sized to scale, of the large moons of the solar system.
Posted by Jim Bell on 2013/06/03 03:53 CDT | 6 comments
I'm absolutely floored when I stop to think that our beautiful blue ocean is only one of perhaps a half dozen or more oceans on other worlds in our solar system, and only one of probably millions (or more) oceans on other Earth-like planets in our galaxy. Oceans abound!
Planetary Society Weekly Hangout: Reports from the Lunar and Planetary Science Conference
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2013/03/28 02:00 CDT | 5 comments
On Thursday at noon PDT / 1900 UTC I'll report on some of my favorite findings from LPSC, and answer your questions about the latest planetary science.
LPSC 2013: License to Chill (or, the solar system's icy moons)
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2013/03/27 11:52 CDT
Reports from the March 19 session at the Lunar and Planetary Science Conference covering eight icy moons in the outer solar system: Ganymede, Europa, Dione, Rhea, Mimas, Tethys, Enceladus, and Miranda.
Instruments for the JUICE Jovian Mission
Posted by Van Kane on 2013/03/07 12:20 CST | 6 comments
The European Space Agency (ESA) announced the list of instruments selected for its JUICE mission to explore the Jovian system for three years starting in the 2030 following a 2022 launch.
Checking up on Jupiter and Saturn
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2012/02/10 01:51 CST
It's amateur astronomers, not professionals, who are shouldering the burden of constant monitoring of the weather on Jupiter and Saturn. What's going on these days in the outer solar system?
Book Review: Atlas of the Galilean Satellites, by Paul Schenk
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2011/11/18 12:59 CST
Not many subjects remain for which it is possible to assemble everything that we know about it in one book. Even for those subjects for which our knowledge is limited, knowledge seems always to be expanding exponentially. This is not true, however, for the Galilean satellites of Jupiter.
Scale solar system presentation slide, a provisional version for you to review
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2011/09/15 02:18 CDT
I'm preparing a talk for the Pacific Astronomy and Telescope Show here in Pasadena on Sunday afternoon at 1:45. I have spent the morning putting together a slide that I have long wanted to have for presentations.
Update: Phobos and Jupiter and its moons!
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2011/06/20 03:53 CDT
Remember that neat picture and movie of Phobos passing by Jupiter that I posted last week? Several people asked me where Jupiter's moons were, and I just assumed that they weren't visible. I was wrong; Mars Express spotted Jupiter's moons along with the planet and Mars' moon!
Spotting Jupiter's Moons...with a Solar Telescope!?
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2011/04/06 12:27 CDT
I was astounded to learn this morning that SOHO can not only see Jupiter, it can actually resolve Jupiter's moons (at least its two outer ones) as points of light separate from their planet!
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2011/03/17 06:15 CDT
As I wait for the MESSENGER Mercury Orbit Insertion webcast to start, I thought I'd fiddle with some images to point out that Mercury is a bridge between the scales of planets and the scales of moons.
LPSC 2011: Kirby Runyon on Mars, the Moon, Hartley 2, and Ganymede
Posted by Kirby Runyon on 2011/03/15 01:57 CDT
Kirby Runyon, a second-year grad student at Temple University, offered to send me some writeups of selected presentations from last week's Lunar and Planetary Science Conference, and I enthusiastically agreed.
Report from the 2011 New Horizons Science Team Meeting
Posted by Ted Stryk on 2011/01/24 01:01 CST
The annual New Horizons Science Team Meeting was held last week at NASA's Ames Research Center.
New Horizons Jupiter Encounter Timeline
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2007/01/31 07:00 CST
A year after its launch on January 19, 2006, New Horizons is fast closing in on Jupiter, the first target on its near decade-long journey. On February 28 the spacecraft will approach to within 2.3 million kilometers (1.4 million miles) of Jupiter before speeding along on to its way to the edge of the solar system.
New Horizons' raw images are now online
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2007/01/23 04:58 CST
I got an email from John Spencer this morning telling me that the mission had posted all of New Horizons' most recently acquired images on the mission website.
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