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Hi I applied to UMass Boston for the traditional Nursing BSN program. Has anyone else applied? Heard back with a decision? I'm anxiously waiting..... Read More
- 0Oh me too.. Lol.. Im sure you get in to umass.. Do other school require Teas test too? I studied a lot for the teas as well but English is not my first language so i had hard time for the test..
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- 0The only students I know that have taken the Teas were for the Nursing program at bhcc, I don't remember their scores. I had a friend who applied to Umass Boston 3 times, finally got in the 3rd time and her gpa was 3.8, she didn't need the teas. It's just that so many students apply and they don't have enough space, so I'm a little worried.
- 0Feb 22, '13 by mjo07Hey I just checked online and it says a decision has been mailed I read on another thread that if your major still says Nursing that means you probably got in, is this true? I really hope so because mine says Nursing, but I don't want to get my hopes up and find out I got rejected... oh the stress! haha


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Tony Romo under watchful eye of coachesTodd Archer
OXNARD, Calif. -- If Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo wanted to hide something in his recovery from back surgery, he is on the wrong team. Coach Jason Garrett played the position for 12 years in the NFL with four teams. Quarterbacks coach Wade...Blog | August 11, 2014
Romo's back has Spieth eyeing new partnerTodd Archer
IRVING, Texas - For years few things riled up some Dallas Cowboys fans than seeing Tony Romo play so much golf. A second back surgery in eight months will once again limit Romo's offseason golf and will force Jordan Spieth to find a new partner at...Blog | January 08, 2014
Tony Romo learns to play the windTodd Archer
IRVING, Texas - There has been plenty of talk about the elements leading into Monday's game between the Dallas Cowboys and Chicago Bears. Most of it has been dealing with the cold weather. For rookie wide receiver Terrance Williams, who grew up...Blog | December 07, 2013
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo has surgery to remove cystTodd Archer
Tony Romo underwent a minor surgical procedure on his back last month to remove a cyst that will keep him out of organized team activities that begin Tuesday and run for the next three weeks.Story | Conversation | May 21, 2013
'Coach' Tony Romo with a lot on plateTodd Archer
GRAPEVINE, Texas - Tony Romo's golf hobby has always been a topic of interest. Now that the Dallas Cowboys quarterback has cut back on his golf game this offseason, it remains topical. Romo did not take part in the team's annual sponsors' apprecia...Blog | May 15, 2013
Tony Romo, Jordan Spieth pair up at Pebble BeachTodd Archer
IRVING, Texas - Tony Romo has become a fixture at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am over the years, playing with John Daly and Tiger Woods. This week he will partner up with Dallas' Jordan Spieth at the prestigious event. Spieth earned a spons...Blog | February 06, 2013
Tony Romo to partner with Jordan Spieth at Pebble Beach National ...Todd Archer
Tony Romo will partner up with Jordan Spieth at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.Story | Conversation | February 06, 2013
Tony Romo is Cowboys' leading manTodd Archer
IRVING, Texas -- For some, the Tony Romo narrative will never change until the Dallas Cowboys win a Super Bowl. He will always be the guy with late-game mistakes. He will always be the guy who plays too much golf in the offseason. He will always b...Blog | September 04, 2012
Tony Romo tied for 4th in TahoeTodd Archer
IRVING, Texas -- Considered the favorite entering the tournament, Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo is tied for fourth after the first round of the American Century Celebrity Golf Championship at Edgewood Golf Club at Lake Tahoe. Romo's 20 points trai...Blog | July 20, 2012
Tony Romo won't try to qualify for PGA NelsonTodd Archer
GRAPEVINE, Texas - Not only will Tony Romo bypass a chance at this year's U.S. Open, but the Cowboys' quarterback will not attempt to qualify for the HP Byron Nelson Championship either. The Nelson's pre-qualifier will be played Thursday at Lantan...Blog | May 09, 2012
Tony Romo, Britt Patton tie for seventhTodd Archer
IRVING, Texas -- A second-round 71 left Tony Romo and Britt Patton finishing tied for seventh in the Adams Golf Pro/Scratch Championship at the Lakes at Castle Hills in Lewisville. Romo and Patton finished 9-under in the two-day event, four stroke...Blog | April 24, 2012
Tony Romo won't make U.S. Open runTodd Archer
IRVING, Texas - Tony Romo will not attempt to qualify for the U.S. Open after all. Romo said he has elected to skip the May 14 local qualifier at Old American Golf Club in The Colony. According to the USGA's Web site, Romo was listed in the upc...Blog | April 17, 2012
Source -- Tiger Woods to pair with Dallas Cowboys' Tony Romo for ...Todd Archer
When Tiger Woods opens his PGA Tour season at the Pebble Beach National Pro-Am on Feb. 9-12, Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo will be his playing partner, according to a source.Story | Conversation | January 16, 2012
Hispanic Heritage Month: Tony Romo's family has been with him eve...Todd Archer
Hispanic Heritage: Tony Romo's family has been with him every step of the way.Story | Conversation | September 22, 2011
Dallas Cowboys' Tony Romo entering next phaseTodd Archer
Tony Romo is primed to enter the next phase of his career as an NFL QB.Story | Conversation | August 08, 2011
Tony Romo loses in second roundTodd Archer
IRVING, Texas -- Tony Romo will not be winning the Wisconsin State Golf Association Match Play Championship. The Cowboys' quarterback was knocked out in the second round by Steve Johnson, losing, 1-up, at The Brute Course at Grand Geneva Resort in...Blog | June 15, 2011


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Ahmed Shehzad was batting on one alongwith nightwatchman Saeed Ajmal, who was yet to open his account. Pakistan were trailing by 78 runs. However, the day belonged to Kumar Sangakkara, who smashed his 10th double ton.
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Gossip Girl Season Finale Spoilers: Return of the ...by Steve Marsi at . Comments
The CW has released its official synopsis for the upcoming fifth season finale of Gossip Girl, airing Monday, May 14. On that night, Blair Waldorf makes a choice between the two men in her life.
The episode title: "The Return of the Ring."
There's a lot else going on in this installment, which executive producer Josh Safran told us will include a major cliffhanger and forever alter the fabric of the show. Here's what lies in store ...
- When Gossip Girl goes after Blair as she's never done before, Serena admits she may have unintentionally played an important role in Blair's latest nightmare.
- Lily must make a big decision about the future of her marriage.
- Nate invites Lola to move in with him.
- Finally, by episode's end, Blair will make a choice between the two men in her life... will it be Chuck or Dan?
Sounds like an intense episode. What do you think turns Gossip Girl against Blair so dramatically? Does this mean she wrests back control of the site? And will Serena's role as Gossip Girl 3.0 be exposed?
Can Rufus and Lily survive, and will the lovely Lola accept Nate's bold request?
Finally, do you think the episode's title implies that Chuck's engagement ring will make another appearance? Will Blair actually choose Dan for the long haul if Chuck makes one final play for her affections?
Two episodes remain ("Raiders of the Lost Art" and "The Fugitives") between now and then, and the possibilities for our beloved characters are endless, especially in light of recent developments.
UPDATE, 5/2: There are rumors of a Derena reunion, as well as a Monaco trip. Serena's role remains unclear, but part of the finale does take place overseas, and at least two central characters are there.
UPDATE, 5/3: Apparently Serena is getting a "new" love interest ... who we already know. And the choice Blair makes will NOT be a cliffhanger. She will make a clear choice, one way or the other.
UPDATE, 5/11: According to new intel, someone will "see" Gossip Girl, while the final scene will feature two characters - one male, one female - and does not take place in New York. So ... there you go.
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Now that I know that Sarah Goodman wrote the finale, I'm more than certain it will be Chuck. She wrote:"Maybe in the future...I love her but I can't make her happy...It wouldn't be my world without you in it...and the best CB scene ever-the TSS. Regardless, we are going to get EPIC CHAIR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Chair and Derena... those were the good times of the show before Safran ruined it.
Chair for the WIN
Realistically, she wont choose Dan. Not because I like Chair but because she's already chosen Dan. Why would they have Dan/Blair dating then then have her choosing Dan? So she's choosing Chuck. Done.
interesting that Dai & Chair are so close up to each other in the vote.. though Dair slightly wins :D Chair rock but Dair are a more realistic thing, they are good for each other and the series is slowly coming to an end.
Chair and Derena :)
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City: Tashkent
20th Tashkent International Tourism Fair - "TITF 2014"
Venue: NEC UzExpoCenter
Organizer: National Company "Uzbektourism"
Organizer's site: touruzfair.uz/
About TITF 2014 trade show:
20th Tashkent International Tourism Fair 2014 will be held in Tashkent 6-8 October 2014.
TITF takes a special place among exhibitions of the Central Asian region and it is considered as the most visited event in the country.
114 companies participated in TITF-2012: 25 of them are local companies, 65 - foreign companies and 24 craftsmen. 10000 visitors attended the fair.
Nowadays, over 828 tourist organizations operate in the country, 318 companies have license to offer accommodation services. Last year more than 1 million international tourists visited Uzbekistan.
TITF 2014 represents:
- the specialized exhibition joining the companies from all over the world, providing all kinds of tourism services and extensive information on tourism;
- the professional tourism exhibition focused on a wide range of domestic and foreign professionals of tourism business;
- the provision to all visitors and exhibitors of the necessary information about the different types of leisure activities and new routes;
- the maximum participation effectiveness, which creates unlimited opportunities for you business development.
The results of the participation in the exhibition :
- providing a full range of travel services to a wide range of professionals;
- exchange of information on innovations for the upcoming season and work experience gained during the past season;
- the acquisition of new business partners and contacting;
- getting acquainted with the potential of the country conducting the exhibition and a number of factors positively influencing the overall image of the world tourist industry promotion as a whole.
A number of seminars, presentations of foreign and domestic Companies, as well as press-conferences demonstrating the active work of tourism industry leaders will be held at the exhibition.
Visitors of the international exhibition will get a unique opportunity to fell the national "color" of Uzbekistan regions ,to get acquainted with a variety of rich folklore ,cuisine and traditions of Uzbek people within a single exhibition area.
Also 'Hosted buyers' - the program of business meetings - startswithin the framework of TITF 2014 for the first time. This time exhibitors will have prescheduled appointments with potential partners, which will be held in the format of B2B. The professional buyers will participate in the opening ceremony of the fair, and also a presentation of tourist opportunities of various regions of Uzbekistan will be arranged for them.
Exhibition sections:
- international and domestic tourism
- active and adventure tourism
- informative and health tourism
- tourism administration and tour operators
- hotels, sanatorium-resort centers, recreation zones
- airlines and carriers
- transport and insurance companies
- online booking
- the media, trade magazines / handbooks
Besides during the exhibition will be presented mega-painting "A Thousand Angels and one painting" of the artist Lekim Ibragimov.
Mega picture of Lekim Ibragimov "Thousand Angels and one picture" known throughout the world. It amazes not only for its artistic value, but also has an impressive scale: height - 8 m, length - 66 m, area - 528 sq.m. The web consists of 1000 individual paintings, each of which depicts an angel.


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Sara837 writes:
2002 BMW 3 Series 325Ci Review
It is still a great car 8 years after I got it
The exterior is still beautiful, but the inside seems cheaply made, and is falling apart.
My Bimmer — The car handles amazingly. It feels like it's wrapped around you, and you're in total control. I have a manual transmission, and this car is a blast to drive. Great gas mileage. I can go on a weekend road trip, and still drive around town for a week when I get home without having to fill the tank. Very few problems with this car in the 8 years I've owned it. It is so reliable. Highly recommend bmw's to friends!
Primary Use: Family transportation
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Paxton writes:
2002 BMW 3 Series 325xi Review
heated sits in the winter XD
gas mileage
Totally Worth It. E46 Body Style Is Better Than Any Other — the BMW 325 XI is an amazing car. The sound of the exhaust as you accelerate to a quick 60 in 7.8 seconds with stiff breaking. When it does need repairs it is rather expensive but still worth it. Gas mileage is a pain, but everything else about the car makes up for it. I love driving this car, you would to if you tried cornering with it.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Mike writes:
2002 BMW 3 Series 325i Review
Design, reliabilty, ownership costs
tailight issues not factory resolved but easy to repair permanantly do it yourself as dealer will sell you parts that won't fix problem
German Engineering For The Masses At Its Finest — 325iT wagon is AWESOME! Great handling, MPG, reliability, heated seats are fantastic, design and engineering are superb, cheap parts and needs parts less often! Way more reliable than our Benz or any other german car we have owned. GET ONE!
Primary Use: Family transportation
bmw4dea writes:
2002 BMW 3 Series 325i Review
performance, gas mileage, xenon headlights, handling, resale value, safety, prestige
184 hp, small back seat, expensive to maintain and insure
I'm A Customer For Life! — I have a 2002 BMW 325i sedan. It has the jet black exterior with the black leather interior with the burl wood trim. I purchased the car at a used car dealership in May of 2006, with exactly 60,500 miles for $21,900. Today (November of 2007) the car has 92,000 miles and has not given me any trouble what-so-ever. In the time I have owned the car I have made a few changes. I have purchased aftermarket rims (because the stock 17 inch rims from sports package were a little small in my opinion), tinted my windows, and got a personalized license plate. I am 20 years old (and yes I purchased it myself with my own money ; ) and I love this car!!! I am a BMW owner for life! I plan on having this car forever, and once its paid off I will probably buy a new one. I think this car has a perfect blend of looks, performance, power, etc. I wish the seats were a little more comfortable. I have the stock Sports Package which has the firmer suspension, bigger wheels (which i replaced anyway), and firmer seats. Any ride over an hour kinda gets to my back, but all in all i love the ride. the car handles awesome! it corners wonderfully and the car almost begs to be driven quickly. despite the modest 184 hp engine, the car really gets up and goes, especially when you are on the freeway. the car has excellent passing power. there is a noticable difference though if you have 4 or 5 passengers in the vehicle. or if the air conditioning is on. or if you run on regular gas. but with premium gas, and just you and 1 passenger, the car hauls pretty good! hmmm.....what else. im trying to write a real helpful review. not a short one. lol I love the xenon lights. they light the road up beautifully and get lots of attention. I have the standard bmw business radio, has lots of bass, but the acustics could be better. i would STRONGLY reccomend making sure you buy one with the harmon/kardon sound system, that radio sounds wonderful. the powered memory seats are a nice touch, and i love the ambient lighting on the inside of the vehicle. there is a soft orange light that lights up the whole interior of the car at night. its beautiful. the back seat is kinda small, only fits people up to about 5'9" comfortably. if you are 6 foot or more your knees will touch the seats in front of you, and your head will be close to the roof. the trunk is kinda small, but unless you haul lots of luggage around or go on lots of road trips it should be fine. just the normal trip to grocery store or target is fine. the gas mileage on this car is pretty good too. i drive a little on the 'spirited' side and i average about 23 mpg in mixed driving. on the hwy if i keep it at about 70 mph i average about 30 mpg. on the freeway at about 90 mph i still average about 25 mpg. the city driving is what eats the gas. i only aveage about 17 mph in the city. insurance on this vehicle is a little high, as it is considering a premium sports sedan. but its worth it. the car is very very very safe. just check out the ratings and photos from the crash tests. they are very safe cars. my brother is a chp (california hwy patrol) officer and he is always seeing car wrecks. every time he goes to an accident involving a bmw the occupants are almost always unscathed. even when a bmw rolled down an embankment the pt only had a couple bruises. and you cannot put a price on safety! not sure what else to put. hope this helps. oh um....the maintenance is expensive. the car only needs to be serviced every 15,000 miles (which is nice) but each time it cost me about 500-700 dollars. and i needed new brakes in the front which cost me about 800 dollars, jsut for pads (no rotors) and just in the front. all in all this is a wonderful vehicle that i truly love. my mom owns a 2004 acura tsx, my sister a 2001 mercedes benz e420, and i have friends with a lexus, and infiniti, etc. ANYWAY, everyone loves my car, and the bmw always gets the most attention from everyone. when i first got the car everyone thought it was brand new. even after riding inside of it they still thougtht it was brand new. when i told them it was a 2002 with 60k miles they were shocked. it still drives strong and runs smooth. even today with 90k on the odometer it drives nice. i love this car and am a bmw owner for life, i will never stray from this brand. i think this car cannot be beat for the dollar. yes its expensive, but you get a lot for your money. this truly is the ULTIMATE DRIVING MACHINE ; )
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Miles Driven per Year:20,000
Safet writes:
2002 BMW 3 Series 325Ci Review
The color, manual transmission, handling and the speed is great for a I6, 2.5L.
I wish the manual transmission was easier to learn compared to VW etc. Other than that the car is amazing all around.
Its A Sports/luxury All In One And Its A Great Car To Drive. — The performance is great, the acceleration inst bad and its especially good on higher rpm's. The breaking is good too and the handling is probably the best thing about the car as far as performance goes. The quality of the car is amazing and there hasn't been anything that i needed to change on it. The interior is about a 8 out of 10, including some wood grain and leather seats. The exterior is also very nice, its a two-door car so in my opinion is a lot better looking the the 4-doors. The cost of the car as far as gas goes is average but the oil-changes cost more the your average car. Overall I love driving this car, its a manual transmission, so its a ton of fun.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
George writes:
2002 BMW 3 Series 325i Review
Fun, Great Handling, & Looks Great
High cost of ownership! Be ready!
Love It! Worth The Money I Spend On It Everytime! — What can I say about my 325i...... It's a great mix of sports car and luxury car rolled into one! The car has nice curves front to back with a mean look on the front end with the head lights. Everything about this vehicle is just great. it accelerates like a champ, brakes at will, and it handles like a dream.
Tanner writes:
2002 BMW 3 Series 325Ci Convertible Review
Quickness, convertible, BMW... 'Nuff said
Gas is the only thing I can think of... Not the greatest in snow but not bad either
Miss Her... — Loved this car, high quality performance, handling and superb breaking. No repairs ever, and never had a problem with it whether minor or major. Interior was beige leather and exterior was a blueish silver like color convertible - black soft top. Using premium gas put a whole in the wallet but overall definitely worth it. This car was a blast to drive
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Student writes:
2002 BMW 3 Series 325i Review
tight steering, shifts easy, comfortable but sporty ride
expensive parts, high repair cost
The Ultimate Driving Machine!!!! — Good looking car, bought at 112k and is still running strong. Had issues with cooling system but it is worth the hassel. You have to drive one to understand what I am talking about. This car turns heads everywhere I go.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Craig writes:
2002 BMW 3 Series 325Ci Review
Best car for the money
Not enough room for a carseat in the back at 6'5 245 my seats all the way back.
Loyal And Reliable This Coming From A Guy Who Views Cars As People Instead Just A Car. — Great car for a single person not great for a family car.Have owned since 2002 and have owned other 3 series Low cost of repair.The car loves to stretch its legs on the highway If you like the e-46 platform go for the m-3 The 325 is a great commuter with lots of power but not enough for my taste.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Mike writes:
2002 BMW 3 Series 330i Review
Absolute blast to drive!
Aside from maintainence, nothing.
I'll Be Buried In It. — Quick, turns on a dime, classy and sporty, high performance, easy on gas, looks awesome when driven by a metal head, really fun to drive, but....ABSOLUTELY SUCKS FOR REPAIRS! Way to expensive for even the simplest things. Put it this way: $100 for an oil change, and another $100 to change the windshield wipers....No thanks, I'll just do it myself.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
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I'm pretty sure my first post here was maybe in 1997...as a newly recovering addict. After 34 years in this profession, mostly in PICU and nearly 98% pediatrics, I realized today that I am indeed traumatized by my past. I came... Read More
- 2Apr 12, '08 by twistedpupchaseri am forever gratefull to the staff who work in the neo-natal field for the care given not only to my son but to my wife and myself. born 11 weeks prem and with a lot of the "typical" problems he was a sick little boy. i remember feeling jealosy of the staff who could touch him while he was too small for me to hold, it took 2 1/2 weeks before i could hold him, or while i was at work or looking after my other son, but knew he was in great hands.
while my little boy thrived, (the staff nicknamed him the "dead-set-legend") others in the unit didn't do so well. my wife and i saw the loss felt when the struggle for life ended and could feel the grief in the room. i know that the care offered freely by the staff made the grief harder but hope that the "graduates" bring an equal joy.
my son is now starting high school and plays football and even gets the odd "a" for his schoolwork. the tiny babies can grow up and no-one will know that they had to struggle to live, but their parents remember and they remember the staff that helped during that very hard time. so on behalf of my family and others in a similar circumstance....................... thankyou!!!!!!!!!
- 1Apr 12, '08 by klkozickiI want to thank you as well from a mother of a child who spent time in the NICU. I know how you feel. I worked the NICU as a paramedic. God Bless and keep you always. Thank you so much for all that you have done and do.
- 5Apr 18, '08 by gal220RNDear Friend:
I know....my God, I know. Any PICU nurse who has spent more than a few years will echo your experiences with empathy. I appreciate your candid admission about substance abuse. Let me assure you, we are all abusers of something- food, alcohol, shopping, drugs. They all serve the same purpose, to make us forget for just a little while that our jobs really suck at times. We remember the victories, which are our salvation. But we are haunted by the tragedies. I have flashbacks of the 4 year old meningicoc meningitis who was dead within 2 hours of admission. The indescribable color of his skin, purpuric and bloated from fluid. The permanent indentation of his sternum from endless compressions. The bloody oozing from every stick and every orifice. And worse of all, the wrenching cries from the mother and father who had to see the futility of our work and the violence left behind. That I could forget those moments forever.
I also have the memory of promising an anxious mother who accompained her chronically ill child in respiratory distress that once we assisted her breathing with a vent, that "everything will be just fine- I promise." Little did I know that her daughter would be successfully and uneventfully intubated and 2 minutes later be in full arrest- and die, after 2 hours of desperate interventions. We did everything right, and she still died. I sedated an awake, talking child who was terrified and hypoxic (she had an extensive cardiac hx) telling her I would take care of her and she died under my watch. Walking in with my most respected and competent attending MD to tell this family their child was dead was the pinnacle of horrific anguish, clinging to the mother, sobbing I was so sorry- I had broken a promise. Everything was supposed to be okay and.. it was not. From that day on, I never make promises to my patients. The feeling of responsibility haunts me to this day.
Friend, if those things don't do damage to our hearts and souls, I don't know what will. It is by the grace of God we persevere. Only through sharing our stories will we realize we are not alone. Silence is deadly. I realize I have not shared that story with anyone, the shame still is so near and real for me.
You will have my prayers. Please do the same for me.
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Thank you so much for sharing. I hope it lightened your burden.
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- 0Apr 30, '08 by Nurse_AdvocateThank you for your courage to express yourself so honestly. You talked about the horrific things you saw as a PICU nurse. You talked about how you let yourself slip into addiction to cope with it all.
But you've changed that now. You've made a decision to get into recovery. They say that the first step in recovery (from ANY addiction) is to be able to admit that your way of coping doesn't work anymore.
I recently started a blog about how I cope with the stress of nursing. You see, I'm NOT willing to sacrifice my soul for nursing. I LOVE my patients...don't get me wrong. For 12 hours at a time, I am devoted to them like nobody's business. But I'm no longer willing to "keep it all in" and to come home and go into MUTE mode.
I'm not willing to risk addiction, alcoholism, over shopping, overeating, depression, isolation or self-abuse over this career. It's like saying, "Something isn't right here...I'll show you, I'll drink this poison!" Who gets hurt? We do.
Not worth it to be silent any more!
Good for you. Keep doing your steps of recovery. Work with someone who has gone before you. You're doing great!
- 0Apr 30, '08 by deeDawnteeWow, what a poignantly written piece! You have a true gift for communication and insight. How could one not be impacted by such autrocities on the most vulnerable of us...our infants. Thank you for the work you do in the face of monumental conditions over which you have no power to change. Your heart and your gifts shine through your writing. I can see the depth of your caring and insight which are profound. Thank you for the person you are. I wish for you peace and realization of your specialness.


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A spellbinding descent into chaos: 'The Trial'
Review of "The Trial," adapted by Kenneth Albers from the Franz Kafka work, being staged by New Century Theatre in Seattle. Through April 28, 2013.
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Through April 28, a New Century Theatre Company production, Inscape Arts, 815 Seattle Blvd. S., Seattle; $10-$30 (www.newcenturytheatrecompany.org).
No sooner do you walk into the building where New Century Theatre Company's "The Trial" is playing, than you are thrust into Kafka's absurd world. You may not enter the theater. You must wait behind a curtain of plastic strips. When allowed to pass from that strange anteroom, you wait again for a beautiful, long-legged guide dressed in a miniskirt and lab coat to take you to a seat.
Later she'll appear in the production, but now she's just an efficient escort, and don't ask her any questions. The theater is small with seats on three sides, seats set up like jury boxes. You can't choose where to sit. Kafka's unreasonable world is one where human choice is limited, where unknown forces prevail.
It's Joseph K's story you're about to witness. K wakes up on his birthday and quickly discovers that it's not a day for real celebration. Two dark-suited, sneering men are there to tell him of his arrest.
"What's going on?" asks K, who has no reason to think he's guilty of anything.
He'll never find out the charges against him. No one seems to know, and no one finds that at all unusual. Poor K, he's powerless; he can't understand what's happening. Supercilious bureaucrats and functionaries have control over him. They claim that they know nothing, yet they have the ability to lead him further into the vortex in which he's trapped. It's irrational human existence in a chaotic world.
The scene switches back and forth from K's office, where there's a semblance of normalcy, to the interrogation room, legal offices, court and other venues where the world seems to have gone mad. K's guilt is more and more obvious to the functionaries. K keeps begging to find out what he's charged with. He learns nothing. It's persecution by unknown forces that are part of a legal structure that's built on sham. Lawyers don't fare well in Kafka's world.
Adapted by Kenneth Albers and directed by John Langs, this production beautifully captures the preposterous, bizarre human condition as Kafka views it. Geoff Korf's lighting design and Robertson Witmer's sound design reinforce the absurd happenings and K's deterioration and bewilderment. This is a dark work, and dark is the stage. Dark, too, are many of Kimberley Newton's costumes. Not Amy Thone's. Dressed in white, she charges around on a motorized chair. But don't mistake her for a white knight who will save K.
The acting is precise, finely honed. From those attractive guides who double as secretaries, to Darragh Kennan as the bewildered, crumbling K, the actors control your emotions throughout. The performances are highly stylized but exactly right for this spellbinding piece.
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"People love Facebook. They really love it," Biz Stone wrote earlier this month. "My mother-in-law looks hypnotized when she decides to put in some Facebook time."
She is not the only one. ComScore estimates Facebook eats up 11 percent of all the time spent online in the United States. Its users have been known to spend an average of 400 minutes a month on the site.
I know the hypnosis, as I'm sure you do, too. You start clicking through photos of your friends of friends and next thing you know an hour has gone by. It's oddly soothing, but unsatisfying. Once the spell is broken, I feel like I've just wasted a bunch of time. But while it's happening, I'm caught inside the machine, a human animated GIF: I. Just. Cannot. Stop.
Or maybe it'll come on when I'm scrolling through tweets at night before bed. I'm not even clicking the links or responding to people. I'm just scrolling down, or worse, pulling down with my thumb, reloading, reloading.
Or sometimes, I get caught in the melancholy of Tumblr's infinite scroll.
Are these experiences, as Stone would have it, love? The tech world generally measures how much you like a service by how much time you spend on it. So a lot of time equals love.
My own intuition is that this is not love. It's something much more technologically specific that MIT anthropologist Natasha Schüll calls "the machine zone."
"It's Not About Winning, It's About Getting Into the Zone"
Schüll spent more than a decade going to Las Vegas and talking with gamblers and casino operators about slot machines, which have exploded in profitability during the digital era as game designers have optimized them to keep people playing.
What she discovered is that most people playing the machines aren't there to make money. They know they're not going to hit the jackpot and go home. As Roman Mars put it in a recent episode of his awesome podcast, 99% Invisible, on Schüll's research: "It's not about winning; it's about getting into the zone."
What is the machine zone? It's a rhythm. It's a response to a fine-tuned feedback loop. It's a powerful space-time distortion. You hit a button. Something happens. You hit it again. Something similar, but not exactly the same happens. Maybe you win, maybe you don't. Repeat. Repeat. Repeat. Repeat. Repeat. It's the pleasure of the repeat, the security of the loop.
"Everything else falls away," Schüll says to Mars. "A sense of monetary value, time, space, even a sense of self is annihilated in the extreme form of this zone that you enter."
In Schüll's book, Addiction by Design, a gambler named Lola tells her: "I'm almost hypnotized into being that machine. It's like playing against yourself: You are the machine; the machine is you."
There's that word again: hypnotized, like Stone's grandmother. Many gamblers used variations on the phrase. "To put the zone into words," Schüll writes, "the gamblers I spoke with supplemented an exotic, nineteenth-century terminology of hypnosis and magnetism with twentieth-century references to television watching, computer processing, and vehicle driving."
They said things like, "You're in a trance, you're on autopilot. The zone is like a magnet, it just pulls you in and holds you there."
Why these words, these metaphors? We don't cognitively grasp the state we fall into -- we only feel its grip on us -- the way we've merged circuits with the inanimate. You are the machine; the machine is you. And it feels ... the words fail. In fact, it feels like words failing because it is at the edge of human experience, bleeding over into a cybernetic realm best expressed in data and code.
The machine zone is the dark side of "flow," a psychological state proposed by Mihály Csíkszentmihályi. In a flow state, there is a goal, rules for getting to the goal, and feedback on how that's going. Importantly, the task has to match your skills, so there's a feeling of "simultaneous control and challenge."
In a 1996 Wired interview, Csíkszentmihályi described the state like this: "Being completely involved in an activity for its own sake. The ego falls away. Time flies. Every action, movement, and thought follows inevitably from the previous one, like playing jazz."
Schüll sees a twist on this phenomenon in front of the new slot machines of Vegas, which incorporate tiny squirts of seeming control to amp up their feedback loops. But instead of the self-fulfillment and happiness that Csíkszentmihályi describes, many gamblers feel deflated and sad about their time on the slots.
The games exploit the human desire for flow, but without the meaning or mastery attached to the state. The machine zone is where the mind goes as the body loses itself in the task. "You can erase it all at the machines," a gambler tells Schüll. "You can even erase yourself."
You can get away from it all in the machine zone, but only as long as you stay there.
The Facebook Zone
When we get wrapped up in a repetitive task on our computers, I think we can enter some softer version of the machine zone. Obviously, if you're engaged in banter with friends or messaging your mom on Facebook, you're not in that zone. If you're reading actively and writing poems on Twitter, you're not in that zone. If you're making art on Tumblr, you're not in that zone. The machine zone is anti-social, and it's characterized by a lack of human connection. You might be looking at people when you look through photos, but your interactions with their digital presences are mechanical, repetitive, and reinforced by computerized feedback.
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Then his wife, Carolyn, files to run against him. But don't worry their marriage is as strong as ever. She says she supports her hubby all the way and is in the race only to keep the Marks name on the ballot just in case ol' Bob gets, well, you know, indicted.
Did the newspapers celebrate this act of selfless love? Uh-uh. Instead, the mayor and his bride have been met with ridicule. And that may have led to the surprise announcement last Thursday that Madame Marks was dropping out of the race.
To those people who claim he's transformed the city's political landscape into an absurd circus, I ask: What's wrong with that? Where are we supposed to get our entertainment? American Idol? My Name Is Earl? The Super Bowl Pregame? Parkland's almost all we have left. It's sort of a soap opera, only filled with exceedingly dull, duplicitous, and wealthy suburbanites. OK, put that way, it really is a soap opera.
And there's one great Marks story line that remains unknown to the public at large concerning a man named Mike Squillace. Wonder who still supports Marks after all of this? Well, Squillace has taken up the mantle as Marks' Backer Number One. He's the mayor's first major campaign contributor, and he's having a party soon to honor the illustrious mayor.
But Squillace's starring role in As Parkland Turns begins with a knock on the door of City Hall in September 2004. Squillace, you see, owns a company called All Terrain Landscaping, and he got a brilliant idea the day after Hurricane Frances struck. Trees had fallen. He could stand them back up. He's a landscaper, after all.
So Squillace told city engineer Charles DaBrusco and former Assistant City Manager John Mattlin that he'd like the job.
"I just walked into the office and said, 'You guys need any help to stand trees?'" recounts Squillace, who is 44 years old and kept calling me bro. "They said, 'We need you, and we need you desperately. '"
Squillace says he walked out of the city that day with a $135,000 contract to pick up trees. Not bad work if you can get it. The problem is that the city's own rules dictate that any contract for more than $25,000 require a process that includes bids and staff evaluation of companies. None of that, of course, was done.
So why did he get that sweet plum? Well, the only tie Squillace seemed to have with the city was a friendship with Mayor Bob Marks. Marks had recruited Squillace to join a couple of city-related committees around the turn of the century, and All Terrain had contributed $500 to Marks' campaign for mayor in 2003.
In the February 2005 edition of Parkland Life Magazine, a pro-business, good-news publication, the two men were photographed side-by-side after Marks recruited Squillace to volunteer to put trees up around the stadium at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
Both men have also worked extensively for WCI Communities, the developer that has helped get Marks into all kinds of trouble [see "The Mayor's Trial," April 21, 2005].
The All Terrain owner, however, insists that Marks didn't help him get the contract. "I didn't talk to Bob," he insists. "I didn't say, 'Hey Bob, can you get me this job?' Some of the other landscapers were pissed off that I got the job, but, bro, I was the only one that went in there and asked."
Some don't believe that's the case. Former City Commissioner Ricky Gordon is convinced that Marks helped Squillace get the dubious contract with the city. "That contract violated the city's competitive bidding process," said Gordon, an elected official in Parkland for 14 years before he was voted out of office in March 2004.
"I think Bob Marks doesn't get it. I think Bob Marks got to a stage that many politicians do where they think they have an entitlement. They think they are immune and they have this right, this entitlement to do what they want. And it's insulting to the intelligence of the people of Parkland."
The city manager who signed the deal, Harry Mertz, said he didn't deal directly with Squillace but approved the contract because it was an emergency situation. Mertz, who retired just a few weeks after the dubious deal was struck, says he has no knowledge that Marks was involved.
The new city manager, Mark Lauzier, immediately balked at the deal. Lauzier would authorize paying Squillace only half the money, or $67,500. He also claimed that All Terrain had gouged the city and that the contract wasn't legal in the first place.
Commissioner Michael Udine, a political foe of Marks' who is now running against him for mayor, didn't buy it either. He called for a State Attorney's Office investigation.
"At best the issue stinks with the appearance of impropriety...," he wrote to Parkland City Attorney Andrew Maroudis on March 7, 2005. "I cannot check logic and common sense at the door on this one. I do not believe that someone just showed up the day after the hurricane, no references were checked, no presentation to staff was made, no prices were offered and the contract was just signed off on."
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Endangered status sought for Panhandle crayfish
Wildlife advocates want endangered species protections extended to a 2-inch crustacean found only in one county in Florida's Panhandle.
The Center for Biological Diversity said Monday that it had filed a petition with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service seeking protection for the wingtail crayfish.
The crayfish is found only in Gulf County, in seasonally flooded freshwater areas in the flatwoods west and south of Wewahitchka.
A scientist at the center says the crayfish's wetlands habitat is important for flood prevention and water purification. Tierra Curry says the crayfish is threatened by development, water pollution and the effects of climate change.
Crayfish also are called crawdads, crawfish, mudbugs, crawly bottoms and river lobsters. Scientists say they're important to the ecosystem because the burrows they dig create shelter for other animals.
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