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The SNP has attacked what it has described as Johann Lamont's "summer of silence" as the invisibility of the Scottish Labour leader continues to raise eyebrows.
Lamont, who replaced former Scottish Labour leader Iain Gray after the party lost the 2011 Scottish elections, has failed to surface despite an ongoing scandal over the party's selection process in Falkirk and disastrous poll results.
Despite claiming to have become leader of the entire Labour party in Scotland, the selection scandal in Falkirk that has engulfed the party has seen Lamont and the Scottish arm of Labour bypassed as party chiefs in London have struggled to get a grip on the situation.
The Scottish Labour leader is also under pressure after a recent re-shuffle highlighted splits within the Labour Holyrood group over her 'something for nothing' welfare stance. A recent poll indicated Scottish Labour has fallen further behind the SNP compared with the humiliation the party suffered in 2011.
In the meantime her deputy, Labour MP Anas Sarwar, has appeared to have taken the place of his beleaguered leader, fronting recent attacks on Labour splinter group 'Labour for Independence' which was formed by Labour party members unhappy with the Scottish party's stance over independence.
Sarwar is also set to represent Scottish Labour in a forthcoming TV set piece with Deputy First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, which will see welfare debated.
Commenting, SNP MSP Sandra White accused the Scottish Labour leader of having been "sidelined" by London party bosses.
Glasgow MSP Ms White highlighted a similar episode last summer which saw Lamont's style of leadership criticised after she appeared to duck several issues, including the emerging scandal over Eric Joyce and her position on Trident nuclear weapons.
The SNP MSP said:
"For her to have been so invisible for a second summer in a row instead of showing any kind of leadership during her party's crisis will only heap further pressure onto her.
"Her boss Ed Miliband has been roundly criticised for his own silent summer - but it seems she is so keen to follow London's lead that she has decided to follow suit.
"Last year Johann Lamont also spent the summer in silence – and only emerged to launch her disastrous Cuts Commission which has done so much damage to her party's position in the polls.
"Having spent another summer hiding from the public eye, the pressure is clearly on for her to produce something big as this summer draws to an end.
"If she cannot come up with something to lift her party out of its appalling position in the polls, the serious question mark over her leadership will only grow bigger."
MEANWHILE, Lamont's deputy, Labour MP Anas Sarwar, appears to have taken on the role of leading the party in Scotland. Sarwar spearheaded a recent attack on Labour for Independence after the group emerged to challenge Labour's stance on Scottish independence.
The MP is also set to represent the No campaign in a planned televised debate on welfare to be shown by STV that will see him go head-to-head with SNP depute Nicola Sturgeon.
However Sarwar's own commitment to the Union was called into question last month when it emerged his own father, former Glasgow Labour MP Mohammad Sarwar, had decided to quit the UK in favour of a high profile political position in his native Pakistan.
Anas Sarwar indicated he was "glad" with his father's decision and said: "Usually it is the father that expresses pride in their son, but I'm glad to wish my father good luck as he takes up a new political challenge in Pakistan."
Anas Sarwar, who was privately educated at Hutcheson Grammar school, 'inherited' his own Glasgow Govan seat from his father who had stepped down after representing the constituency for 13 years. The candidacy followed a failed attempt at entering Holyrood as a Labour list MSP.
In 2009 in an interview with the Guardian he described the Holyrood voting system as a "perfect system" and voiced his support for reform of the Westminster voting system. However he recently caused controversy by appearing to attack the Scottish electoral system and described the Scottish government as a "dictatorship".
His father's political career has been peppered with controversy with claims of election rigging and tax problems surfacing.
In 2010 Mohammad Sarwar was blocked from receiving a peerage after he was nominated by the former Prime Minister Gordon Brown. The refusal followed advice from the HMRC which said there were problems with the tax situation of the former Labour MP.
In 2007 Athif Sarwar, brother of Anas, was convicted and jailed for three years for his involvement in an £845,000 money-laundering scam using the family cash-and-carry business. However he was later cleared on appeal and released.
In 1997 Sarwar senior was at the centre of bribery allegations after the News of the World claimed had paid a rival, Islam Badar, £5000 to scale down his own campaign and also bribed two other candidates.
Sarwar denied the allegations and claimed the money paid to Mr Badar, who had been handed the cash while sitting with Mr Sarwar in his white Mercedes, was in fact a loan.
Sarwar's Labour colleague Iain Davidson gave evidence against him at an internal Labour party inquiry and told of his fears that he would suffer personal abuse from Sarwar supporters.
Speaking at the time Davidson said: "I would expect to be attacked and blamed for the Highland clearances, as well as the Irish potato famine, the Great Fire of London and the drowning of Atlantis."
Sarwar was subsequetly expelled from the Labour party. A nine week court case found Mr Sarwar not guilty of attempting to pervert the course of justice and he was eventually re-instated into the Labour party.
Mr Sarwar's election agent at the time of the bribery allegations was Margaret Curran, who is now the Shadow secretary of State for Scotland.
His rival for the candidacy in Govan was Mike Watson who went on to become an MSP and then a Labour peer. Mr Watson was himself the subject of a scandal after he was jailed 16 months for arson after he attempted to set fire to curtains in an Edinburgh hotel in 2004.
Watson was allowed to rejoin the Labour party on his release from prison and remains a Lord.
in fact its a close call between Murphy, Sarwar and the child catcher from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang as to who makes your flesh crawl the most
Murphy, Sarwar and the child catcher from Mary Poppins as to who makes your flesh crawl the most! labour are just a front for the Conservative party "Vote No" campaign anyway, everybody knows it.


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Beginning in January 2014, the Master of Science in Applied Psychology degree program will be offered online. The current on-campus and new online program will be led by Ellen Leggett, an accomplished applied psychologist who joined USC Dornsife in Fall 2013.
With nearly a decade of experience in marketing, Daniela Kerfin Canto was savvy enough to know that a deeper understanding of human behavior would help her garner clients.
She knew the marketing campaigns she oversaw for a dental implant company had the potential to draw more customers.
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The applied psychology master's degree was developed four years ago at USC Dornsife to prepare students for entry into fields such as marketing, organizational development, human resources, advertising and public relations. Through a combination of coursework, seminars, an internship and a final capstone project, they learn to use both theory and data to further organizational goals and solve organizational problems.
Beginning in January 2014, the program will also be offered in an online format. It joins the Master of Science in Geographic Information Science and Technology master's program currently offered online at USC Dornsife.
The online program will be offered alongside USC Dornsife's current residential applied psychology master's degree program, formerly known as the Master of Science in Human Behavior.
"Many people interested in earning a master's degree in applied psychology can't take time off to be a full-time student," said Margaret Gatz, professor of psychology, gerontology and preventive medicine, who chaired psychology at USC Dornsife from January 2007 to August 2013. "The online format will help working professionals achieve this degree and develop skills and credentials to advance in their careers."
The online format will provide an opportunity for working professionals and students around the world and in the United States to earn a degree from USC from the comfort of their homes.
"International students are attracted to USC because it's a highly rated research university," said JoAnn Farver, professor and current chair of psychology at USC Dornsife. "Students tell me they're excited to be part of USC Dornsife and our great psychology program."
Students will earn their degree online in approximately 16 months — the residential program takes one calendar year to complete — and will comprise the same curriculum as the on-campus experience. Program organizers expect the online program to eventually enroll approximately 200 students. The residential program will remain highly selective, enrolling 30 students per year.
Daniela Kerfin Canto studies consumer behavior at USC Dornsife's master's program in applied psychology. Upon completing her degree, she plans to return to her native Mexico and put her expertise to work for the marketing company where she worked previously. Photo courtesy of Daniela Kerfin Canto.
At the helm of the program is Ellen Leggett, who joined the USC Dornsife Department of Psychology in Fall 2013 as director of the Master of Science in Applied Psychology.
Leggett is a nationally renowned expert in the psychology of jury decision-making. For more than 20 years, she has assisted trial lawyers and witnesses in complex, high-stakes cases, personally designing, conducting and interpreting empirical research on juror decision-making. In 1996, she founded her own consulting firm, Leggett Jury Research, LLC. Her clients are from a broad cross-section of industries including aerospace, automobile, banking, accounting, health care, technology, pharmaceuticals, real estate and retail, as well as government agencies.
She also brings with her substantial experience in academic administration. Leggett has served as a professor, researcher and administrator at Cornell University, Scripps College and the University of California, Riverside.
Leggett earned her master's and doctoral degrees in psychology and education at Harvard University, and her bachelor's degree in psychology magna cum laude from Mount Holyoke College in Massachusetts. She is a member of the American Psychological Association and the American Society of Trial Consultants.
Gatz said the department is thrilled to welcome Leggett as new director of the program.
"Dr. Leggett bridges an understanding of the breadth of what is required in the academic world and the business world," Gatz said. "She has done exactly what we're training our students to do."
Leggett said her own mission with the program is to ensure that students receive a strong foundation in critical thinking — something she holds dear in light of her own liberal arts background.
"The best career preparation students can receive is in critical thinking," Leggett said. "It is the most versatile skill to propel students' careers into the future world of work."
These are skills that Kerfin Canto values as well. For her capstone project, she plans to focus on the concept of social marketing — promoting products based on the positive social outcomes they can have. For instance, campaigns that promote healthy eating habits or improve the environment.
"I want to employ the knowledge I will gain for social marketing. I'm very interested in not just selling products, but better ideas for social good," she said.
Kerfin Canto plans to return to her native Mexico after she completes her master's degree and rejoin the marketing company she worked for previously. Eventually, she aims to make the leap to a larger organization such as Volkswagen or Audi, which have locations in Mexico, where she can use her expertise to help promote their sustainability efforts such as developing electric cars.
"After completing my master's degree, I know my understanding of human behavior will increase exponentially, which will translate to a more successful career," she said.
"I look forward to enhancing my networking and communication skills, which will help me build strong, long-lasting relationships with my clients. Most importantly, I'll be able to design the best marketing strategies tailored for my target audiences."
Learn more about the Master of Science in Applied Psychology residential and online programs.
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Shower over tub
Tub set in alcove (meaning tile will be on three walls)
Aluminum clear window in shower
Window installed incorrectly by previous owners = rotten rough opening due to water intrusion
Original tile was on drywall by previous ownders = mold everywhere
Completely replace everything…including window
New window is vinyl, tempered, obscured glass, casement/safari-style
I know having a window in a shower is frowned upon. However, in our situation we have no choice but to replace it. We did not budget to update the exterior of our house.
I have been sifting through all the posts on this website regarding Kerdi.
I am hoping someone can provide step-by-step instructions that we can follow...fingers and toes crossed.
We are new to tiling and want to make sure to get it right the first time.
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- Posted by bill_vincent (email@example.com) on Mon, Jan 14, 08 at 8:08
|Can you provide us with a picture of the indow in yout shower? It'd be much easier if we could see it. Although it's about to change, this is the only picture I have as of yet with Kerdi extending to a window. This was a steam shower with a fixed woodframe window that got painted with Interlux waterproof boat paint. It gets sealed to the window with Kerdi-Fix, and the tile just abutts the window.
|Kerdi Fix is perfect for this. A bead of KF between the Kerdi and the window frame, then tile over the Kerdi.
You can terminate the tile with a simple bullnose or do something more complex.
I'm glad to hear that the "Kerdi shower" thread was a help.
|I did something similar to Bill's photos. The Kerdi is sealed to the frame with Kerdi Fix. The frame is painted with Interlux marine paint. I also made a sill to go on the inside. There's a layer of Kerdi (liberally Kerdi Fix-ed) covering the gap between the frame and tile. Then the sill is bedded in thinset on top of that. The back side of the sill is caulked to the window frame.
Fortunately, it's a big shower, and the window's 5'3" or so above the floor, so it doesn't get much water on it.
- Posted by codnuggets (My Page) on Tue, Jan 15, 08 at 17:24
|I have a vinyl-framed acrylic block awning window in the shower I'm currently building. I will be tiling the entire wall, and the window/jamb is flush set (mostly) with the hardiebacker. There are some variations in the 'flushness' of the jamb to the wall, so I feathered the edges between jamb and hardie, let that dry, then ran a border of Kerdi band around the window right up to the edge of the vinly frame. I will follow with Kerdi on the wall (when the drywallers vacate the bathroom) and run it about 1/4" - 1/2" onto the vinyl frame and seal it with Kerdi fix. Tile will run just past the Kerdi and edges will get a good dose of silicone caulk or something else waterproofy. Pics...
I think the important factor is that you make sure your window surface is waterproof and that you lap the Kerdi onto that surface and seal it down with Kerdi fix.
- Posted by bill_vincent (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Tue, Jan 15, 08 at 18:38
|Fortunately, it's a big shower, and the window's 5'3" or so above the floor, so it doesn't get much water on it.
Wait till you see pics of the one I'm finishing tomorrow morning! It's a 41x41 neo-angle shower, and the window, which is 24x65 and start's about 13" off the floor, is directly across from the showerhead. All I can say is I'm glad this isn't MY house.
- Posted by codnuggets (My Page) on Tue, Jan 15, 08 at 20:18
|Bill, I'd love to see that shower. Mine is 44x48, same window/showerhead setup with an additional rainshower head from the ceiling. I was worried about my window, but with info and advice from a few threads here, I think I'll be ok. 13" off the floor...I don't think I would be so comfortable.
|Hey guys – Thanks for your responses.
Bill wrote: Can you provide us with a picture of the window in your shower?
Mongo wrote: I'm glad to hear that the "Kerdi shower" thread was a help.
Thull wrote: the window's 5'3" or so above the floor
Codnuggets wrote: There are some variations in the 'flushness' of the jamb to the wall, so I feathered the edges between jamb and hardie, let that dry, then ran a border of Kerdi band around the window right up to the edge of the vinly frame. I will follow with Kerdi on the wall (when the drywallers vacate the bathroom) and run it about 1/4" - 1/2" onto the vinyl frame and seal it with Kerdi fix.
|One more thing…
In my original post, I asked if cement board should be installed to the inside of the window - similar to cement board installed to the inside of a niche.
Meaning, our window is not flush with the interior wall. It is framed by 2x4's making a sort of rough sill with sides, and a top. Should we apply cement board around the rough opening? Or, should we apply Kerdi directly to window sill, sides, and top?
- Posted by codnuggets (My Page) on Wed, Jan 16, 08 at 1:33
|Bill or Mongo will likely follow with a more detailed answer, but they have told me recently that kerdi can not be applied directly to dimensional lumber. If you are tiling the inside of the window frame, you'll need cement board on it. 1/4" will do the job.
Kerdi can be installed in any sequence, corners or walls first, as long as you get the proper overlap. I asked the same question in this thread, and Bill and Mongo set me straight as usual.
- Posted by bill_vincent (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Wed, Jan 16, 08 at 7:59
|When I studied Mongo's "Kerdi Shower" thread, Kerdi is applied to the walls first…and then applied to all the corners. However, it seems that codnuggets did the opposite. Then is it safe to assume that the order doesn't matter?
You're right-- it doesn't matter. If you noticed, in my pic the corners were addressed first, as well. The ONLY thing that matters is that 2" overlap. Get that, and you're good to go.
I was thinking the instructions for a "Kerdi window" would be like a "Kerdi niche". Using the pre-formed corner and all. But I guess not, huh? Please confirm.
Pretty much. The only difference is you seal the Kerdi to the window. One thing you want to be sure of-- although it's not as important with a window up as high as yours, you still want to make sure when you install the bottom return (or "shelf") pieces, that you pitch them away from the window. That's probably one of the things that caused the horror show you found when you tore it apart.
Should we apply cement board around the rough opening? Or, should we apply Kerdi directly to window sill, sides, and top?
Anything that gets Kerdi, gets cement board, as well, and that includes that return to the window frame.
- Posted by bill_vincent (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Wed, Jan 16, 08 at 17:13
|Here's the one we finished this morning. Unfortunately, I dropped my son off to grout while I went and set up the next job (Wait till you see THIS one-- 10' high walls, all walls floors and ceiling gets 1" hex tile!)-- anyway, by the time I got back, the hardwood guy had already started putting the finish on the hardwood, and I couldn't get back into the master bath to get finished pics. But here are pics of the shower ungrouted:
|Hi Bill,
Thanks for posting those pictures (very impressive) and for answering my questions. The info you provided is very helpful.
Thanks again!
- Posted by bill_vincent (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Sun, Feb 3, 08 at 11:43
- Posted by house_vixen (My Page) on Sun, Feb 3, 08 at 14:04
|Hey Cabinlife, thanks for starting this thread.
Bill, I've was reading your advice -- and Mongo's -- back when we were wrapping up the kitchen and contemplating the bath. Unfortunately it's taken us so long to recover from the kitchen that my sieve-like mind now has to dig up all your old threads and re-learn!
And as I don't know if we're up for DIYing and per Flyleft Kerdi installers are rare in these parts, I'm gonna need to get to that learning.
Can I hijack this thread for a sec and ask about your "low- to-ground window in shower" remark?
Because we've got an existing l-to-g wood window that we're looking to swap for a glass block install when we rip out the tub -- among everything else! -- for a shower-only thang, and Mr Vix wants to take it even lower -- about where your neo-angle one is. [Beautiful work, BTW.] Can you set me/us straight on practicalities?
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- Posted by bill_vincent (email@example.com) on Sun, Feb 3, 08 at 14:39
|Okay. If you're going to do this in glass block (I HOPE you're not anywhere that it gets cold!), and this is being done in Kerdi, You want to make sure you extend the Kerdi to cover the entire hole where the glass block will sit. You obviously need to be able to install your anchors, but you can use Kerdi-Fix where those get installed. Bottom line, you want to make sure it gets completely waterproofed, and then caulked around the perimeter. This is one place where you WILL caulk over the mortar-- just make sure the mortar around the perimeter is recessed so the caulking has a place to anchor itself.
- Posted by house_vixen (My Page) on Mon, Feb 4, 08 at 0:43
|Bill, thanks much...taking notes in case we're able to Kerdi (ourselves or others).
Normally we have pretty mild (50s) but rainy winters, but this year: brrrrrr. I didn't think trading a fairly large single pane window for a larger glass block would be anything but a step up -- sounds like that's not the case!
- Posted by bill_vincent (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Mon, Feb 4, 08 at 7:31
|Single pane, yes. Thermo-pane, no.
|Wow, I really have to jump in here and ask why no glass block in cold areas? We're in the midwest (our temperatures can change 30 degrees in any given day)and that was our plan, but maybe we should rethink? If no glass block, what should we look for in a window? I really want to get a shower in this tub, but we have a window over it to deal with and that seems to be the holdup. Any info would be appreciated!
- Posted by bill_vincent (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Mon, Feb 4, 08 at 15:59
|If you HAVE to have a window in your shower area, you need to use one that's either double or triple thermopane. If it's a steam shower, it's almost a necessity that the window be fixed (not able to open). If not, you could have radiant heat in the floor, walls and ceiling, and it's gonna get chilly in that shower! Although it seems like several of the showers I'm doing lately have windows in them, it's really not adviseable at all, if it can be helped. Of course, when remodeling, it's sometimes determined by existing conditions, but if you have the choice, it's always better not to have one in the shower if you can avoid it.
|So, are you saying there is no insulation value in glass block? We have to have something there, but I want to use the best method we can. Do you have any suggestions of brands for the window? We're having a professional lay the tile, but I've been following these Kerdi threads so I can know what I'm talking about when we explain what we want.
- Posted by bill_vincent (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Mon, Feb 4, 08 at 16:23
|I won't say there's NO "R" value, but it's not enough that you won't feel the cold radiating from it.
As for brands of windows, I've got to tell you-- I'm no window expert, but the two I see most up here in Maine are Andersen and Paradigm.
I hope that helps.
|It helps a lot Bill! It's so great to be able to get this kind of advice from professionals! We have Andersen windows throughout our house. Now we have to see if they have a vinyl clad one for that bathroom. Thanks!
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I guess I missed this from a Comic Con past, but I absolutely love this picture of Nathan Fillion getting his day made by a young Firefly fan. Anyone have audio of the actual question being asked? And is Fillion giving him something or just trying to shake his hand?
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Timothy Desert Storm" Bradley struggled a bit in his last fight although he got the win over Colombian southpaw Jamie Rangel. It was a learning experience for the 23-year-old light-welterweight from the Coachella desert country in California. He even got staggered, but he was well in front on points when the fight ended on a technical decision in the eighth and last round due to the Colombian suffering a cut in a clash of heads.
Fights like this are all part of a young boxers ring education. I got the impression that Bradley was simply trying too hard in the fight with Rangel. I think we might see a steadier, more controlled performance on Friday when Bradley, in his second ShoBox appearance in a row, meets crafty Mexican veteran Manuel Garnica in an eight-rounder.
Garnica had six years away from boxing because he was in a well-paid job and apparently a bit disillusioned after losing an unpopular decision to former world champ John John Molina but he decided to give the sport another try and has surely lived up to his own expectations. After losing on a cut-eye stoppage in Mexico, he pulled off a big upset by boxing rings round the former 140-pound champ Carlos Maussa. He nearly upset the odds again when giving the highly ranked Juan Lazcano all sorts of problems before losing a split decision in a fight that many believed Garnica had won.
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Them began as a book about different kinds of extremists, but after Jon had got to know some of them - Islamic fundamentalists, neo-Nazis, Ku Klux Klansmen - he found that they had one oddly similar belief: that a tiny, shadowy elite rule the world from a secret room. In Them, Jon sets out, with the help of the extremists, to locate that room. The journey is as creepy as it is comic, and along the way Jon is chased by men in dark glasses, unmasked as a Jew in the middle of a Jihad training camp, and witnesses international CEOs and politicians participate in a bizarre pagan ritual in the forests of northern California.
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"A funny, superbly controlled account of [Ronson's] wanderings through the wonderland of fanaticism and delusion." (Brian Appleyard, New Statesman)
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"A funny and compulsively readable picaresque adventure through a paranoid shadow world." (Louis Theroux, Guardian)
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"Dated but VERY Good... and FUNNY!"
First off, I'd listen to Ronson read the Dictionary. His dry wit, timing, and inflections are incredible. You feel as though he's reading to you, personally. This is a pre-9/11 book, but much of what it deals with is still relevant today. Ronson has this incredible knack for taking subjects that aren't very funny AT ALL (i.e. a Muslim extremist threatening to put a 'Fatwah' on him), and finding the humor in it.
This is light reading at its finest. You may learn a bit about some of the extremists in the world, but nothing you probably couldn't have figured out on your own. The true joy of this book is the way that Ronson brings you into the story, keeps you constantly laughing, and delivers you on the other side, unscathed.
We need more social satirists like Ronson. He's truly one of a kind!
"Serious Topics Shown in multiple lights"
Yes. Jon Ronson is a really entertaining writer and narrator. Some of the scenes were really well described and I felt as though I was in the scene. He unfolded the information in an interesting way and shed an interesting candid light on all of the characters he followed and interviewed.
Ruby Ridge Details was the most interesting and shocking. Omar Bakri and his hypocrytical life was the least interesting, but I guess part of that is because Ronson was shut off from being able to interview him.
I didn't like it quite as much as the psychopath test, but it was definitely highly entertaining and a book I will always remember.
I laughed a couple of times. Also, some of the scenes described were really unbelievable, so I guess maybe "shocked" would be a good description of my reaction.
This is a book that could not have been written post 9/11. The access Ronson had to these extremists is amazing. In today's world he would likely have been picked up by Homeland Security or the TSA at some point. Well worth the read.
Reading his own work Jon Ronson brings his quirky personality to life through his performance. I feel strongly that non-fiction authors should read their own work wherever possible and Ronson delivers in spades.
"Conspiracies R Us"
Although it has been more than a decade since this book was written, it remains as mind-boggling as when it was first published. Here, Ronson delves into Islamic fundamentalists, David Icke with his theories about reptilians in control of the planet, the Bilderberg Group and the shenanigans at Bohemian Grove.
We are often left wondering who the real extremists are: Is it David Icke who maintains that world leaders are really reptilians in disguise or members of the JDL who insist that "reptilian" is code for "Jewish" ("No, he really means 'reptilian'" Ickes' followers claim)? Is it the Weaver family holed up on Ruby Ridge or the quasi-military force that took them down (a very sad episode)? Part of what makes Ronson's writing (and excellent narration) so compelling is the way he juxtaposes the ordinariness of every-day lives of these people with the often bizarre extremist views they hold.
A both informative and very enjoyable listen.
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"A little light but interesting"
I enjoyed Jon Ronson's 2011 foray into the world of psychopaths and special interest groups out to protect or demonize them, and this seemed like a good book of his to read next. Though published in 2001, just before 9/11 and the Bush and Obama presidencies drove conspiracy theory and anti-government groups to new levels of hysteria, it's an enlightening window into how fringe groups form around certain rallying ideas and code words.
As advertised, Ronson discovers that Islamic extremists in Britain, anti-government paranoids in the US, racist groups, anti-Catholic groups, and a man who claims that the world is ruled by secret alien lizard people all have something in common: fear that a shadowy cabal of bankers, businessmen, media elites, and politicians is scheming to impose some sort of Orwellian New World Order. In their own minds, these extremists are fighting a resistance against those who would turn them into, to use a well-worn internetism, weak and helpless "sheeple".
As in the Psychopath Test, Ronson carefully humors his subjects and lets them express themselves in their own words, which sometimes veer towards the Monty Python-esque. Hard not to find the bumbling Islamic activist, Omar Bakri Muhammad, somewhat ridiculous, as he makes over-the-top pronouncements, then furiously backpedals towards a more genial facade whenever challenged. Same with KKK leader, Thomas Robb, who is trying to rebrand his organization with a more friendly image after being inspired by some leadership books from the self-help section. Ronson's own self-deprecating wit is also amusing, if a little distracting at times.
Other people Ronson spends time with, though, seem like they might have a point, such as the survivors of the infamous Ruby Ridge Incident, in which the feds seemingly came down on a misunderstood survivalist family in Idaho with excessive force. His investigations into the claims of anti-Zionist groups raises a question: are Jewish film moguls really just acting out their own insecurities about being Jews in Hollywood... and giving some people the wrong idea? And when Ronson joins Alex Jones (of Infowars fame) and several others in investigating the Bilderberg Group, a publicity-shunning private conference of political, business, and academic elites, it's somewhat unclear where paranoia ends and dull reality begins. Is a bacchanalian gathering in the woods of Northern California about rich old men celebrating dark, perverse rites of power, or just harmless, fraternity-like fun? Is it scarier to think that these people might indeed have a lot of influence over the world's affairs... or that they don't?
Ultimately, this might be a little too light-hearted of a book on extremism -- Ronson, not surprisingly, doesn't spend much time in the company of the most hateful or militant types of groups, such as neo-Nazis, so his character studies tend more towards crackpots and self-promoters. And this *is* a pre-9/11 book. Still the character studies are interesting.
Audiobooks narrated by their own authors are a mixed bag, but Ronson's pleading voice adds a lot to the funnier parts, like when he talks about trying to "tone down" his Jewishness.
Eclectic tastes. Love anything thought provoking. Especially if its blended with some from of humour.
"Way fun but shocking"
Yes. Absolutely love Jon Ronson reading his works. You just cannot beat hearing his inflections on these incredible interviews. Shocking. Fun. Witty. Fresh!
Men Who Stare at Goats. Why? It's just unbelievable that these are based in reality. Hang on and prepare to be shocked but also to laugh at just how ridiculous these tales can be
Jon Ronson. For sure
Disbelief mixed with great chuckles
Read it. Witty and just great
"A Very Interesting Plunge into Extremism"
First, this book is narrated by the author, always a plus. Jon Ronson found a way to attach himself to some very interesting types, mostly religious zealots and New World Order types. Some of the information is quite astonishing. The author has a way of bringing the human element to these idealogy-driven types. SInce all of this is essentially a ramble through interviews and tagging along, it has a very in-the-moment feel about it. I could not stop listening. The author's fun voice is contagious and his wry observations about himself and these strange people he seeks out are compelling listening.
His genre is somewhat himself. In a weird way, he reminds me of Bill Bryson's first hand travels and stories about odd people.
Yes. The Psychopath Test. They are very similar as the author tries to interview people on opposing sides of either mental health medical or religious zealotry. These books teach you quite a lot about archane topics.
Prophets are Phonies
Well worth the time and money. A very fun experience.
Terrorism Researcher
"Them and Terrorism"
As with all Jon Ronson books, this one was truly pleasurable in audio format—he should offer his services as a professional reader in addition to his writing career. I commend him on his bravery in interacting with "them" and maintaining an unbiased and sometimes amusing (how can you wage Jihad if you can touch a fish), perspective. For me this book was important because it provides a different perspective on my research on terrorist organizational behavior and leadership (ISBN-13: 978-0615687391). While it's difficult to view the world from the perspective of the extremist, it's imperative to understanding why they do and behave the way they do. I recommend this book to those interested in the behaviors of individuals and groups, particularly as an alternate reference when researching terrorism.
"Not my favorite Jon Ronson book"
I'm a huge fan of Jon Ronson but I didn't find this book as interesting as some of his others. His writing, as always, is clever and the book was well-researched but I didn't find the subject matter that compelling. Extremists - conspiracy theorists, wing-nuts, paranoid crazy people - are fascinating in small doses, but after a while they get boring.
"Silly, but Serious"
I've been a huge fan of Louis Theroux for many years, and to me Jon Ronson's book strikes the same tone as one of Louis' shows.
By building a rapport with people who have very extreme beliefs and opinions, they are humanized. One can even empathize to a degree. This is a much more productive policy than simply demonizing or disregarding them.
In most extremists there is a grain of something real that should be considered and built in to our own thinking. However, that is not to overlook the fact that many of these people are essentially delusional and even dangerous.
That is the most important aspect of Jon's book and Louis' shows - whilst opening our minds to empathize and relate, they also illuminate where the reasonable become unreasonable and the understandable become outrageous. And best of all this demarkation is often hilarious and self-evident when exposed by a reasonable person repeating the ludicrous words back to the ludicrous people who just spoke them.
It is genius and a service to the world in my opinion.
I am sure that Jon's book would have lost much of the humor and nuance had it been read by another narrator, so well done Jon.
Jon Ronson's voice and manner of speech suits his work far better than other narrators. I loved this book.
"Well-read, witty and weird"
I really enjoyed this audiobook, so much that I got my boyfriend hooked even though he's never listened to an audiobook before. Ronson reads very well, and his reading really makes the whole thing much funnier. This is a light exploration of extremism - some of the stuff is weird, but some very eye-opening, and Ronson never patronises his subjects, however odd they are.
Highly recommended - best audiobook I've listened to this year.
Jon Ronson is great at giving a real sense of sanity to these tales. Highly recommended.
"Good fun"
I enjoyed the book. jonson is a good narrator. Its interesting and the subjects are well chosen. my only issue with it is that the sections are very clear and there is no real story arc. it comes accross as a collection of shorter pieces that all go together. This is fine and works but personally I like things to link up more. Well worth a go if your interested in the subject. I always like ronsons stuff
"Classic Jon Ronson"
Completely fascinating, enjoyed it tremendously. Sometimes I was aghast and sometimes tearful and always with that amusement that comes with Ronson's delivery.
"A fabulous book, engaging and thought provoking"
Jon Ronson spends time with extremists and details his adventures trying to find the hidden rulers of the world.
What I found so enthralling about this book was Ronson's writing style, he creates trust by being very open with the reader about his emotional state and motives for his actions. He then describes his meetings with people by adding small details, which, at first, seem meaningless until you realise he's detailing the body language of the participants to give you a much fuller picture of the interaction. The words are recorded, but also the emotional state of the individuals involved.
I found this book to be very well paced, I thoroughly enjoyed the reading of it and then the digestion of the information in it over the following few weeks.
This isn't simply a book about extremist views, it's about how the world works and how it is seen to work by different groups of people based on their biases. This in turn makes you confront your own internal biases and there effect on your perception of the world about you.
"Ronson hooks you with this"
The audio version for this book is just great, i think if i had the print version i would still be reading it now. Thats not to say the print version wouldnt be great as well. But the audio version is so flexible
Lost at sea, because this is what Jon Ronson is good at the secret societys etc
"A brilliant piece of journalism."
This is a fantastic, tragicomic, disturbing and enlightening debunking of 'New World Order' conspiracies which attacks all aspects of extremist thinking. It also uncovers the Anti Semitism that lays at the heart of all right wing conspiracy theories.
This book has been brilliantly narrated by the author and it will have you laughing and despairing at the same time.
"Jon Ronson Rocks!"
I absolutely love books by Jon Ronson and already have a fine collection of his books, so am completely biased in a review. Any book by him is well worth a read though, honest! His journalistic style is brilliant, looking in to the most extreme behaviours of human nature that are sometimes so bizarre you have to go back and listen/read again, just to be sure you heard/read right.
Excellent :)
"'Them' is wonderful journalism and comedy"
I'd already hugely enjoyed reading the book, but Jon Ronson's narration of the fascinating content is an even greater pleasure.
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The IEEE Medal of Honor will be given to Dresselhaus in June for "leadership and contributions across many fields of science and engineering."December 19, 2014
Chemistry professor Stephen L. Buchwald recognized by University College Dublin for his outstanding global contribution to the field of chemistry.December 19, 2014
In inaugural Del Favero Doctoral Thesis Prize Lecture, Zach Hartwig PhD '14 explains why fusion research should be at the top of NSE's agenda.December 16, 2014
Awards recognize promising work of young aerospace engineers.December 10, 2014
From restoring a Volkswagen bus to designing collapsible bridges, Spencer Wilson finds fun in engineering.December 10, 2014
Eminent condensed matter theorist honored by American Physical Society for "spearheading the development of ab-initio nano-photonics."December 9, 2014
System developed by Lincoln Laboratory and NASA Goddard Space Flight Center is named one of 2014's most influential technologies.December 3, 2014
Madrid-MIT collaboration recognized for accelerating health technology innovation.December 2, 2014
Mechanical engineering major will attend Cambridge University next year for graduate study.December 1, 2014
Elliot Akama-Garren '15, Anisha Gururaj '15, and Noam Angrist '13 are among 32 winners nationwide.November 23, 2014
Team awarded for utilizing Simchi-Levi's Risk Exposure Index to identify risk and mitigate disruptions in the automotive supply chain.November 19, 2014
Mitesh Gala and Carl Jensen will each receive a $20,000 grant and a year of mentoring as D-Lab Scale-Ups fellows.November 18, 2014
Bhatia recognized for work developing low-cost, noninvasive diagnostics for colon cancer.November 17, 2014
Medal honors outstanding contributions to public finance.November 12, 2014
Two Institute Professors are among 19 new recipients of the nation's highest civilian honor.November 10, 2014
Three neuroscientists at MIT have been selected to receive awards from the Society for Neuroscience.November 10, 2014


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Do you think variety is the spice of life? Or do you stick to one standby? What if that favorite food could be transformed into multiple manifestations? Then turn to these single-subject restaurants that focus on a single ingredient and expand upon its greatness. Check out these restaurants around the country that sing one note.
Are burgers your bag? Then get a taste of the country's best burgers with our guide of the The 25 Best Burgers in the U.S.
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What do we like best about meatballs and spaghetti? The meatballs, of course! That's exactly what co-owners Dan Holzman and Michael Chernow thought when they conceived The Meatball Shop, a popular downtown Manhattan restaurant. There, diners feast on five varieties of meatballs, from veggie to the specialty of the day, all mixed and matched with a choice of sauces. One of their latest creations: The Reuben-Corned Beef ball with Swiss cheese, caraway seeds, Thousand Island dressing, and sauerkraut. Finish it all off with an ice cream sandwich, also with customizable flavors for both the cookie and the ice cream.
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Moneyball is a quest for the secret of success in baseball. Following the low-budget Oakland Athletics, their larger-than-life general manger, Billy Beane, and the strange brotherhood of amateur baseball enthusiasts, Michael Lewis has written not only "the single most influential baseball book ever" (Rob Neyer, Slate) but also what "may be the best book ever written on business" (Weekly Standard).
I wrote this book because I fell in love with a story. The story concerned a small group of undervalued professional baseball players and executives, many of whom had been rejected as unfit for the big leagues, who had turned themselves into one of the most successful franchises in Major League Baseball. But the idea for the book came well before I had good reason to write it�before I had a story to fall in love with. It began, really, with an innocent question: how did one of the poorest teams in baseball, the Oakland Athletics, win so many games?
With these words Michael Lewis launches us into the funniest, smartest, and most contrarian book since, well, since Liar's Poker. Moneyball is a quest for something as elusive as the Holy Grail, something that money apparently can't buy: the secret of success in baseball. The logical places to look would be the front offices of major league teams, and the dugouts, perhaps even in the minds of the players themselves. Lewis mines all these possibilities�his intimate and original portraits of big league ballplayers are alone worth the price of admission�but the real jackpot is a cache of numbers�numbers!�collected over the years by a strange brotherhood of amateur baseball enthusiasts: software engineers, statisticians, Wall Street analysts, lawyers and physics professors.
What these geek numbers show�no, prove�is that the traditional yardsticks of success for players and teams are fatally flawed. Even the box score misleads us by ignoring the crucial importanc...
It's amazing how a book about baseball statistics could be so engaging and exciting. Credit goes to Michael Lewis, who reveals the people and their ambitions affected by this new strategy. One of the rare examples where both the movie and the source material are great.
This is one of the best books I have ever read. It is such a detailed book and at times you can picture yourself in the room with Billy Beane. The way Michael Lewis captured this story is amazing and is a must-read for all baseball fans.
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Pilot pact at Hawaiian Airline; Airline stocks recover; New Memphis parking garage
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Hawaiian Airlines, pilots reach tentative pact
AP: Hawaiian Airlines has reached a tentative agreement with its pilots union three years after contract talks began. The carrier and the Air Line Pilots Association announced the five-year agreement Friday. Pilots are expected to hold a ratification vote in the coming weeks. Terms of the accord that would cover 418 pilots weren't disclosed.
Airline stocks recover from a bummer summer
AP: Pilots say a good landing is one you can walk away from. Airline shareholders who hung on while their shares scraped along this summer probably feel the same way. Airline shares plummeted over the summer. The recession kept business travelers home or in the cheap seats, and fuel prices remained stubbornly high. Analysts started labeling some airlines as "survivors," and talked about "liquidity" risk at American and — especially — United Airlines and US Airways. But since July 1, shares of United parent UAL Corp. have more than tripled. The rally has gained steam since Thanksgiving, with the six biggest carriers up 20% to 55%.
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I get a lot of funny questions like "What is wrong with Affiliate Marketing", so I respond with a series of posts starting with the basics of Affiliate Marketing.
But I tell you upfront that is nothing wrong with AM, it is just a flood of newbies which is generated by a sluggish economy, the competition increases considerable, and the gurus in general don't offer real solution for beginners.
Why I personally participate in an Affiliate program:
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I am not going to tell you that you have to work hard, this is a pathetic cliche. I strive to give you 1o tips which will guide you to the right path of choosing the right product to promote:
- Look after a product you are interested in and purchase the product. In this case, chances are, there are many others who are also interested in the same product. But this is not enough…
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In summary: Have a thorough and intensive knowledge about the affiliate program and network you will be promoting on. Using the product and knowing the kind of product you are getting yourself into will make you anticipate and prevent any future problems, rejections, and luck of success.
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Editorial: Get Corpus Christi City Hall out of the surplus real estate business
CORPUS CHRISTI - The city owns 528 buildings in need of $32 million in maintenance, the result of a long-term construction program. By construction program, we don't mean the buildings. We mean unchecked growth and maintenance of bureaucratic fiefdoms. Hence, the runaway real estate ownership and expenses.


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An Ontario County jury heard more testimony Wednesday in the murder trial of Rose Chase. The Stanley woman is accused of killing her husband Adam Chase, dismembering his body and then burning his remains.
Rose Chase's neighbor, boyfriend, babysitter, a Sheriff's investigator and a private investigator all testified Wednesday.
Timothy Parks lived next door to the Chase's for over a year. Marks said he didn't know Rose well but his son went to school with her son Trysten.
Marks testified that on June 20, 2012 he thought it was unusual that Rose was cleaning the backyard which he said they never cleaned. Marks said he watched Rose carry boards into the basement through the exterior door. One of the boards appeared to be a door or table. Marks said he was about to help but she was done.
Marks was questioned by Sheriff's Deputy John Peck who asked him "if anything weird" was going on next door. Marks said he told Peck about Rose cleaning the yard.
Mark Broadhurst said he met Rose in March 2012 at work. They began an intimate relationship a month later. Broadhurst said he was aware she was married. Rose told Broadhurst her husband had left the house following an argument.
Broadhurst said he began staying with Rose shortly after her husband, Adam, went missing in June 2012. He said he moved in that August.
Broadhurst said he had access to the entire house except the basement, and that Rose told him that was because the sump pump was broken.
Broadhurst admitted he helped Rose pack up Adam's clothes and take them to her mother's in Potter, Yates County and burn them. Broadhurst said he was there when Rose burned the clothes. He said she also burned a dead cat which came from the basement of her mother's home.
Broadhurst also testified he was home with Rose when she was arrested December 14. He said that's when Rose told him what happened to Adam and that she said it was an accident.
Sheriff's investigator Christopher Drake told the court that while at Rose's house, he noticed an SUV in the driveway. Rose said it was her boyfriend's, Broadhurst. Drake said he asked her why it was there overnight on numerous occasions and she told him Broadhurst had been staying there, not living there.
Drake said Rose came to the Ontario County Sheriff's office unexpectedly to tell police Adam's family was harassing her. Drake said he asked Rose about her multiple boyfriends. Rose told him her husband didn't pay attention to her and didn't fulfill her sexually. When Drake asked her if she harmed or killed Adam, Rose said no.
Drake asked Rose about obtaining Adam's DNA. She told him she washed all his clothes. When Drake asked for a toothbrush, Rose said he didn't brush his teeth.
Drake said he went to an overpass on Routes 5 and 20 where Rose said she tossed Adams cell phone. Drake says he found pieces of it and took them to evidence.
Sandra Armison told the court Adam would drop off his son to be babysat every morning, but one day Rose began bringing the boy over. Armison said some days, a man named Mark would pick Trysten up, whom she assumed was Rose's boyfriend.
Armison said Rose was ecstatic after police held a news conference asking for help locating Adam. Rose told her she couldn't wait to see herself on TV. Armison was told by Rodney Miller, a private investigator, to tell Rose about a break in the case. Armison told Rose the buzz around town was that they don't think it's a missing person case anymore. Armison said that upset Rose.
Rodney Miller, a Chase family friend, former sheriff's deputy and private part-time investigator, provided perhaps the most damaging testimony.
Miller said on July 28, 2012 he went to Rose's home. He looked in the truck of Adam's car but found nothing but trash. When Miller asked to see inside, he said Rose began to tremble. She agreed to let him inside but not into the basement. He asked why and, again, said it was flooded because the sump pump had broken.
Miller said Rose took him upstairs and showed him where Adam had punched the wall during their argument. Eventually, Miller convinced Rose to open the basement door so he could look. Again, Miller said Rose trembled as she opened the door. Miller saw no water in the basement but said it smelled like death. He said Rose told him there were a lot of dead animals down there.
Miller asked Armison on December 13, if she'd help him play a game with Rose. He told her to tell Rose she's heard someone was going to be arrested for murder. Armison played along and told Miller once she had spoken to Rose.
On December 14, Miller went to Rose's house and told her he had enough evidence to have her indicted for murder. Miller admitted to the court that he had nothing. Miller told Rose he smelled Adam in the basement. He asked where he was and where she buried him. Miller said Rose told him she didn't bury him but burned him. He asked how she got the body out of the basement and she said piece by piece. Miller called the Sheriff's office. He said Rose then confessed to killing Adam.
Miller broke into tears on witness stand, and members of the Chase family also cried. Meanwhile, Rose showed no emotion.
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