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The etymology of the word Incubus is rooted in Late Latin and is derived from the Latin incubo, meaning nightmare. It is also believed that the word Incubus is derived from the term incubare, which means to lie on (Incubus). Incubo also means to hang over, dwell in, [or] lie heavily upon (Incubo). In The Encyclopedia of Witchcraft and Demonology, Rossell Hope Robbins asserts that the Incubus is known by many other names in many other cultures (254). The French call the incubus the follet, the Spanish call the Incubus the duende, and the Italians refer to the Incubus as the folletto (Robbins 254). Meanwhile, in The Terror That Comes in the Night: An Experience-centered Study of Supernatural Assault Traditions (The Terror That Comes in the Night), David J. Hufford explains that the term Succubus, which defines the incubuss counterpart, literally means to lie under (130). Further, the orthographical nature of the term incubus has changed little over time. By the year 1205, the now plural form of incubus, which is incubi, was written as incubii (Incubus). Around 1330 BCE, the term incuby appeared in Robert Mannings Langtoft's Chronicle (Incubus). Later, Geoffrey Chaucer used the singular term Incubus in the Wifes Tale (Incubus). The singular form of Incubus has remained the same to date (Incubus). Meanwhile, the now understood plural form of incubus as incubi, did not become standard until sometime after the year 1801. (Incubus). In fact, the plural form of incubus in 1801 appears in Monthly Mag. XII where William Taylor used the plural form Incubusses.
In The Terror That Comes in the Night, David J. Hufford asserts that the term nightmares original meaning defined the incubus attack. Hufford explains that nightmare is a word rooted in Anglo Saxon neaht or nicht, meaning night, and mara which denotes the incubus or succubus (Hufford 53). Mara literally translated as crusher, but denoted the incubuss or succubuss actions (Hufford 53). It was not until after the seventeenth century that the term nightmare changed in meaning and began defining bad dreaming experiences (Hufford 54). The Oxford English Dictionary defines the Incubus as feigned evil spirit or demon, one that originates in personified representations of the nightmare (Incubus). The Incubus is further defined as a creature that attacks an individual while the individual sleeps, seeking sexual intercourse with the victim (Incubus). The Oxford English Dictionary further reveals that during the Middle Ages the Incubus was a creature that was recognized and acknowledged by civil and ecclesiastical law (Incubus). In addition, witches were at one time believed to be conjurers of the incubus spirit or to associate with them, and when the incubus was associated with the witch the creature was known as a magistellus or the witchs familiar (Incubus ). The latter belief is untrue and based on superstitious fears pertaining to witchcraft that linked witches with evil and the devil.
In Compendium Maleficarum written in the early 1600s, Francesco Maria Guazzo asserts the incubus is a creature that is described as having the ability to shapeshift and to assume any shape it desires, either male or female; and that the incubus can appear to a man or a woman in the shape of a human being or in the shape of a satyr (Incubus ). Guazzo further asserts that the incubus appears to witches in the shape of a goat (Incubus ). Later, in the seventeenth century, the Catholic priest, exorcist and demonologist Ludovico Maria Sinistrari suggests that the Incubus assumes a body by using a combination of materials which shapes the body that allows the creature to copulate with a human (Incubus). Thus, it is believed that the Incubus has no specific gender, that the creature can appear to men or women, and that the incubus can turn into its counterpart that is known as the succubus. Alternatively, there are some sources that allege the Incubus took its form by using a human corpse or by using human flesh to create a new form which it then animated (Incubus (3)). The Incubus has also been referred to as the demon lover, that appears in a male form to women and seeks to have intercourse with its victim (Incubus (3)). The Incubus attack mainly occurs in the evening hours after the victim has fallen asleep, but there are some reports of Incubus attacks during the daylight hours. It is possible that the frequency of Incubus attacks in the evening are the result of an individuals vulnerability when the victim is sleeping they are more open and vulnerable and more easily attacked. There may be an element of heightened fear in the evening hours for some individuals as well, and it is possible that the fear induced in an Incubus attack actually feeds the entity with the type of energy it craves.
The Incubus is considered a fallen angel by the Church Fathers, angels that fell because they lusted after human women (Incubus (3)). Some legends suggest that the Incubus has the power to make the victim crave another encounter with the creature anytime after the initial attack via mental and/or physical means (Incubus (3)). The victim may become obsessed with the Incubus, become addicted to the sexual experience had with the creature, and in turn, desire repeated encounters with the Incubus. Further, since the Incubus can assume any shape it desires, it is believed by some that the Incubus can appear to the victim as someone that the victim knows a spouse, friend, or even as a stranger (Incubus (3)). Thus, the Incubus is a creature that not only possesses shapeshifting abilities, but it is one that is incredibly deceptive in nature.
There are stories where Incubi have reportedly impregnanted women and the women have, in turn, given birth to what is known as Cambions (Incubus (3)). Further, the Incubus and Succubus are creatures discussed in depth in the Malleus Maleficarum:
Secondly, it is true that to procreate a man is the act of a living body. But, when it is said that devils cannot give life, because that flows formally from the soul, it is true; but materially life springs from the semen, and an Incubus devil can, with God's permission, accomplish this by coition. And the semen does not so much spring from him, as it is another man's semen received by him for this purpose (see S. Thomas, I. 51, art. 3). For the devil is Succubus to a man, and becomes Incubus to a woman. In just the same way they absorb the seeds of other things for the generating of various thing, as S. Augustine says, de Trinitate 3 (Kramer and Sprenger).
Thus, it was formerly believed that, while an Incubus and a Succubus cannot actually give life, if the creature has the permission of God, then a Cambion could be created with the victim of choice.
When an Incubus or Succubus attacks there are some common elements found in the reported experiences of the victims:
1) Everyone else in the household, if asleep, are sound asleep and cannot be stirred. This phenomenon is known as psychic sleep, a state where the individuals are induced into a deep enough sleep where they will not awaken, even if there is a lot of commotion going on in the room at the time.
2) The victim of an Incubus attack often reports that they are lying on their backs at the time of the attack. It is believed that there may be a connection between Incubus and Succubus attacks and the supine position (Hufford 89). However, there are incidents where the victim has reported being on their side or stomach when the attack occurs.
3) Many victims of Incubus attack report hearing the sound of shuffling footsteps or some other noise in the room that alerts them that they are not alone.
4) Many victims of Incubus and Succubus attack report extreme fatigue before the attack occurs (Hufford 63).
5) When the victim reports the attack, they frequently relate a sexual experience that is violent in nature. Some legends suggest that the Incubus is an aggressive rapist, one with a sexual organ that causes severe pain or that is extremely cold (Incubus (3)).
6) The victim feels as if something is sitting on the chest and holding them down. The victim of an Incubus attack also reports immense difficulty breathing. Many victims express that they immediately feel an overwhelming sense of evil and the latter sense incites extreme fear.
7) Some victims report hearing loud banging sounds before an attack begins (Hufford 58). Once the attack begins, some victims report being both within their body paralyzed and outside of themselves watching the event as it occurs (Hufford 91). The latter phenomenon is referred to as distortion of body image or depersonalization (Hufford 91).
8) Some of the victims of Incubus and Succubus attacks attempt to rationalize the event while it is occurring, and they attempt to write the incident off to an over active imagination.
9) Some individuals report feeling the bed or area where they are sleeping as moving, or as if something unseen has sat down next to them (Hufford 69). Along with the latter sensation, it is not uncommon for victims to report feeling something unseen touching them (Hufford 69-70).
10) Sometimes victims of an Incubus or Succubus attack report hearing the sound of water when an Incubus or a Succubus attack occurs (Hufford 75).
11) Some reports offered pertaining to Incubus and Succubus attacks report the feeling of having a racing mind prior to the attack or experiencing brief, bizarre, and unsettling dreams just before the attack (Hufford 81).
12) Victims commonly report attempting to scream, yell, or shout for help when they are the subject of an attack and find that they lack the ability to make any sound. Further, some victims report hearing the creature addressing them or speaking to them before the attack, although precisely what is said cannot be remembered (Hufford 86).
13) Victims of an Incubus of Succubus attack sometimes report a time continuum; in other words, there is no shift in scenes as one will experience in a dream state, but the experience moves in a logical time sequence and is uninterrupted until the experience comes to an end (Hufford 59).
14) Some individuals report seeing the Incubus of Succubus as a large, black or grayish brown entity, one that is opaque (Hufford 62), and other victims report seeing nothing at all, but feeling a presence in the room . The eyes are the most common feature referred to in Incubus reports, they are often red, sometimes glowing, and are the only distinguishable feature of the demon. Other individuals have reported that the Incubus or Succubus appears as a murky figure (Hufford 60), not quite solid, but not see through either. There are reports that the Incubus and Succubus appears with tremendously long arms and that they possess incredible strength (Hufford 76).
15) Victims of the Incubus or Succubus have reported that they are paralyzed during the attack, that they are completely unable to move during the attack. Fierce attempts to move often suddenly force the attack to cease and the individual then regains full movement of her body in the case of Incubi attacks, or his body in the case of Succubae attacks.
16) Victims of the Incubus or Succubus attack frequently report that the surroundings in which the event occurs are familiar to them and not altered by the hypothesized hallucinations one experiences. Everything the victim sees is normal, the victim remains paralyzed and the Incubus or Succubus attacks during the day or evening whether there are other people present at the location or not.
17) Victims of Incubus and Succubus attacks are often afraid of what others will think of them if and when the victim decides to report the attack to someone (Hufford 64).
18) It is commonly reported that when the victim makes a solid attempt to relax and later move his or her body, that the attack begins to cease (Hufford 83).
19) In some reports, the Incubus or Succubus is reported as being extraordinarily tall or large, some estimate suggest heights of more than seven feet ( Hufford 94).
20) In some cases, there seems to be a telepathic connection reported between the victim and the creature; it is not uncommon for the victim to report that the creature knew how the victim was going to react to the situation before the victim decides to take any action or attempt to move (Hufford 96).
21) Victims that experience the Incubus or Succubus phenomenon clearly suggest that the experience is real, that they are fully conscious when the event occurs and that they are not dreaming when they are attacked.
Skeptics will assert that the Incubus or Succubus attack are not real attacks but mere bouts of sleep paralysis which occur during the hypnagogic state of sleep (Carroll). The event, according to some, is nothing more than a sleep disturbance, involving tactile hallucinations (Carroll). For the individuals that experience such an attack however, the situation proves very real and extremely frightening.
Works Cited
Carroll, Robert Todd. The Skeptics Dictionary. 23 Feb. 2008 < http://skepdic.com/sleepparalysis.html>.
Hufford, David J. The Terror That Comes in the Night: An Experience-centered Study of Supernatural Assault Traditions. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1982.
incubo. An On-line Latin Word-list, The University of British Columbia Mathematics Department.
"Incubus." DeliriumsRealm Gallery of Demons. 2007. 23 Feb. 2008 .
Incubus. Oxford English Dictionary Online. 2nd ed. 1989.
"Incubus (3)." Occultpedia. 2007. 23 Feb. 2008 .
Kramer, Heinrich, and James Sprenger. "Question 3 Part I." Malleus Maleficarum. 2007. 23 Feb. 2008 .
Robbins, Rossell Hope. The Encyclopedia of Witchcraft and Demonology. New York: Bonanza Books, 1981.


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The New Jersey Department of Agriculture's Peach Promotion Council is throwing a Jersey Fresh Peach Party throughout August to celebrate the promotion's third season.
The Trenton-based council's "Jersey Fresh Peach Month" has added restaurant participation and more farmers' markets participating.
Courtesy Peach Promotion Council New Jersey Fresh is promoting its peaches by throwing an August Peach Party. |
That party will include Aug. 28 peach and tomato tasting sessions at Rutgers Agricultural Research and Extension Center Farm in Upper Deerfield, N.J., near Bridgeton, N.J.
In some places, the state has restaurants and farmers markets working together to showcase peach recipes developed by local chefs, according to a news release.
"We are delighted that the restaurants who created peach dishes in past years for their August menus have met with the success that makes them return," Santo Maccherone, the promotion council's chairman said in the release.
"Our peaches are about the best in the country. Our growers work hard to harvest the finest quality, and it's rewarding to see how much the public appreciates their product."
According to the council, New Jersey's 90 orchards that produce 7,200 acres of peaches make it the fourth largest U.S. peach producer.
The council says 19 New Jersey restaurants plan to add peach dishes to their menus for the August promotion.
They include:
In Collingwood,
• The Tortilla Press
• Blackbird Dining Establishment, Oaklyn
• Joe Palombo's Mirabella Café, Cherry Hill
• Andreotti's Viennese Café, Cherry Hill
• Blueplate, Mullica Hill
In Tom's River:
• The River Market
• Bistro 44
• Dinner on Irons
In New Brunswick,
• Frog and the Peach
In Long Branch- West End Village
• Jesse's Cafe & Catering
• Tre Amici
• Mix Lounge & Food Bar
• Roselli's
In Atlantic City,
• Girasole Ristorante
In Milford,
• Milford Oyster House
In Sewell,
• Barnesboro Inn
In Trenton,
• Trenton Marriott at Lafayette Yard
In Kenilworth,
• Boulevard Five 72
In West Paterson,
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AIMSC award winners announced
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By National Indigenous reporter Geoff Bagnall
Eight organisations have been honoured for their efforts to promote Indigenous business success.
The Indigenous and non-Indigenous government and non-government organisation won various categories at the Australian Indigenous Minority Supplier Council (AIMSC) awards held recently.
When Australian business turned its collective...
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Steven Rattner, a member of President Obama's automotive task force, said the government is seeking to shed its stake in the new General Motors as soon as possible--even if it means a lower return for U.S. taxpayers.
"We are not trying to be Warren Buffet," said Rattner, one of the top members of Obama's automotive task force responsible for engineering GM's bankruptcy. "The most important thing is to get the government out of the car business."
GM won the approval Sunday of bankruptcy judge Robert Geber to sell its "good" assets to a new company, a key part of its plan to return to profitability. The government said it will choose its members on the board of directors in a few weeks, and that it will retain GM's current CEO, Fritz Henderson, and Chairman, Ed Whitacre.
Reaffirming the statements made by President Obama earlier, Rattner said that the government is not seeking to micromanage GM. He said the government's influence would be limited to working with the new board of directors.
Rattner also admitted that the economy is weaker than the task force anticipated when the plans to force Chrysler and GM into bankruptcy were formulated. Despite that hiccup, Rattner says the automakers' plans allow for profitability even at low annual auto sales of 10 million to 12 million units. Last month's annual rate was less than 10 million units.
"There are no rosy scenarios embedded in the restructuring plan," he said. Sales "are bumping along the bottom."
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Now how can you make it out that a shopkeeper who is smiling at you is doing so out of politeness or he is about to cheat you. Though we humans sometime do perceive smile correctly but seeing from outside we hardly are able to differentiate between the different nature of smiles. The researchers in MIT have sought a answer to this confusions in the developed technology.
The researchers tried to assume into different kinds of smiles and deconstruct them into notable facial features and then wondered whether its possible to train a computer to recognize some of the smiles automatically.
The major bottle neck of this kind of research is that the researchers need to have a lot of samples of spontaneous smiles, so for this work people where bought into the lab and given a long tedious form to fill up specially and intentionally designed to be bugging so regardless of whatever they typed, as soon as they hit the button submit it would clear the form and bring it back to the beginning of the form and it was surprisingly seen that lot of people though extremely frustrated yet they where smiling to cope up with the environment. In the snap shot below you can see two things number one the shown participant has actually action unit (AU)12 also known as lip corner pole raised and also AU6 cheek raiser pulled.
Based on research when you have these two facial muscles evolved you are more likely to be in a happy state however if you follow the patters of signals how it progresses through time instead of just seeing a snap shot it may be able to tell you more about the expression says M.Ehsan Hoque research assistant MIT media lab.
So we have two different kinds of smiles delighted smiles and frustrated smiles. Some computer programs designed and developed with latest research and information can differentiate the different human emotions.For the delighted smiles the computer algorithms performed as good as human however for frustrated smiles human performed below chance whereas algorithms perform more than 90 percent. One possible explanation to this is that we humans usually can assume out and try to interpret an expression whereas computer algorithms can utilize the nitty grity details of a signal that is much more enriching than just assume out and look at them.
One application of the research that is really interesting is to help people with autism to interpret expressions better because often in school during therapy they are told if you see a lip corner pole, the person is more likely to be happy however the work now demonstrates that , it is possible for the people to be smiling in different contextual scenario and the meaning will be completely different. So if you can deconstruct smile into easily practicable features perhaps it could be taught to them and people with autism could be benefited.


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Hi I just open my sealed copy of Mansions of Madness to find that I am missing the monsters. I have email fantasy flight and ask them what do I do. I just hope that I dont have to buy another copy just to make up one complete game. Anyone else had the same problem?
Missing Monster Minatures
Posted 05 March 2011 - 03:00 AM
Posted 05 March 2011 - 03:17 AM
Did you take the cardboard divider out of the box? mine were stored underneath.
Posted 05 March 2011 - 03:32 AM
Yes I took everything out of the box including the red divider.
Posted 05 March 2011 - 08:14 AM
I didn't have that bad an issue but one of my Mi-Go was missing a set of wings.
Posted 05 March 2011 - 02:19 PM
I was missing a Mi-Go and the other was missing it's wings. The lovely Thaad has replaced them both for me now. To have the entire set of monsters missing is most unlucky, surely the box must have been almost half it's actual weight!?
Posted 05 March 2011 - 02:44 PM
I am missing a Cult Leader miniature, and I have an extra Zombie miniature instead. I sent my email for a parts request.
I am sure my request will be handled promptly, as they have done so with me in the past.
Posted 08 March 2012 - 04:17 PM
I was missing a Cult Leader and had a MiGo with no wings instead.
It was no big deal, as I have plenty of fantasy figures which can double for a cult Leader.
Everything else was fine... although there are nowhere near enough Horror tokens IMHO plus they should have been numbered like the health tokens.
Rebel: 5 X-Wings, 4 Y-wings, 4 A-Wings, 3 B-Wings, 2 YT1300's, 2 HWK-290's, 2 Transports, 2 Corvette's
3 E-Wings (1 painted Trophy Gold), 4 Z-95's
Imperial: 5 TIE's, 7 TIE/In (inc 4 Aces), 1 TIE Adv, 1 Shuttle, 1 Firespray, 5 TIE Bombers, 2 Phantoms, 2 Defenders
Posted 09 March 2012 - 01:46 PM
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Everything else was fine... although there are nowhere near enough Horror tokens IMHO plus they should have been numbered like the health tokens
Some more of them are included in the FA expansion. Still not enough, but at least you have some more :-)
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The opening of the new general hospital in Sengkang is likely to be brought forward to 2018 from 2020. By then, there will also be enough health-care professionals to meet the demands of the population. The hospital, with the working name of Sengkang General Hospital (SKGH), will be located next to the Cheng Lim LRT station. It will also be within walking distance of the Sengkang MRT station.
The Ministry of Health (MOH) is planning to open the hospital in phases to serve residents in north-eastern Singapore. Public hospitals have occupancy rates of more than 85 per cent, which makes them exceedingly packed, as the number of empty beds includes those in intensive care or for other special needs.
MOH said that once the general hospital in Sengkang is built, its capabilities will be ramped up to better serve residents.
SKGH will also have a community hospital sited next to it. MOH has been tasked with assembling a team to oversee the development of the hospital, which will occupy about 5ha of land. MOH is still studying the hospital's bed capacity, but it is expected to be between 500 and 600. What is certain is that the facility will be a "full-fledged general hospital" that "covers all the major disciplines". When operational, it will serve those living in Sengkang, Punggol, Hougang and Pasir Ris. The move has been welcomed by many. One member of the public said: "The fact that it is going to be brought forward is definitely better because we need a hospital here. That is probably the only thing we are missing right now."
But one concern raised is the staffing of the hospital.
Training of nurses and doctors usually takes several years. And as there will be new hospitals in the pipeline, there may be staff shortage.
To address this, the Ministry may need to recruit from overseas. This option comes with its own set of problems, such as quality control and cultural differences.
But MOH said it will work with the hospital's planning team to ensure adequate staffing.
It will also continue to recruit from overseas to supplement the local workforce as it reviews and ramp ups education pipelines for health care professionals locally.
As a result of the bed crunch, public hospitals here have resorted to creative stop-gap measures, such as putting beds along corridors, renting ward space from private hospitals and moving stable patients to nursing homes. A positive outcome of the crunch is that hospitals have stepped up their preventive health-care programmes, designed to keep patients out by ensuring they stay well. Nurses call up patients with frequent admission histories to check that they are taking their medication and to get them to see their doctors at the first sign of worsening illness. Some hospitals work with nursing homes by sending their doctors to the homes to treat patients, rather than have the patients taken to hospital.
The hospital will also have support from the Singapore General Hospital (SGH).
"Patients are always asking for doctors or nurses whom they feel are older, more experienced. With Sengkang, what we hope to do is leverage on the existing expertise in SGH. So that once this hospital is up, it will hit the ground running in terms of the seniority of the manpower to be there. Although it will have its own staff, but for more critical care issues, it will still benefit from the expertise of the existing medical staff in SGH."
Once completed, the general hospital in Sengkang will have to work very closely with other health care providers in this area such as general practitioners and nursing homes.
Meanwhile, MOH is also speeding up the hospital building programme to keep pace with the healthcare needs of the population.
Owners of nearby condominiums or new projects such as La Fiesta would enjoy a potential premium tenant base as a result of this new hospital.
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Old Bethpage Village Restoration
A mid 19th-century colonial village comes to life at the Old Bethpage Village Restoration. Blacksmiths and farm workers, a general store and mill, colonial homes and churches, Civil War reenactments, and more than 50 pre-Civil War buildings, each with historical significance, come together to make the 209-acre village a must-see landmark for any family or American history buff.
Step back in time as actors in period costumes interact with visitors and recreate colonial life. Visitors can buy authentic "birch beer" from the tavern, candy from the general store, and tour authentic-style period homes to get a true flavor of 19th century life.
Not-to-be-missed special events include spooky Halloween festivities celebrating the season colonial-style, the "1863 Thanksgiving" where visitors will be able to enjoy the sights and smells of an authentic 19th century Thanksgiving, and glimmering holiday Candlelight Evenings, where the village is awash in the warm flickering glow of candles. Aaaah…. Life before cell phones.
Old Bethpage Village Restoration
1303 Round Swamp Road (Exit 48, Long Island Expressway)
Old Bethpage, NY
Hours are 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Wednesday - Friday; 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Saturday - Sunday.
Beginning June 26, Old Bethpage Village is open Wednesday - Sunday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Museum Admission: $10, adults; $7, children 5 - 12 (under 5 are free); and $7, seniors, volunteer firefighters.


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-"The Chicago Girl Scouts", by Gregory Baleja, Thomas Tully and Benjamin Weeks. This case dealt with the problems encountered by the Chicago Girl Scout Council, when attempting to recruit new adult leaders (especially from minority populations).
-"Primetime Developmental Playthings, Inc." by Harlan Spotts and Gregory Baleja. This case dealt with the problems encountered by a very successful but, relatively small, privately held Toy Manufacturer, who was attempting to increase their penetration into specialty retail toy stores while simultaneously trying to increase sales.
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Voting isn't just about who gets to move into the White House or a fancy office on Capitol Hill. What we do at the polls makes a real difference in the lives of ordinary people, like the five profiled here. They and their communities depend on us to shift control of Congress from the current environmental zeroes to the legislative heroes.
By Jennifer Hattam
Clean Cities | Protect Wetlands | Factory Farms | Wild Salmon | Mining Pollution
To Clean Up the Cities James Williams was alarmed when he saw black smoke pouring out of the hospital incinerator across the street from his Detroit home. The medical-waste incinerator at Henry Ford Hospital was installed in the early 1980s and has been emitting poisons-including mercury, lead, cadmium, and dioxins-into the predominantly African-American Virginia Park area ever since. A few miles north of downtown Detroit, Virginia Park has one of Michigan's highest rates of childhood asthma, which is exacerbated by air pollution and may even be caused by prenatal exposure to dioxin.
HEROES Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) Sen. Frank Lautenberg (D-N.J.) Sen. Joseph Lieberman (D-Conn.) Rep. Dennis J. Kucinich (D-Ohio) Rep. Frank Pallone, Jr. (D-N.J.) Rep. Henry Waxman (D-Calif.)
ZEROES Sen. Spencer Abraham (R-Mich.) Sen. John Ashcroft (R-Mo.) Sen. Christopher Bond (R-Mo.) Sen. John Breaux (D-La.) Sen. James Inhofe (R-Okla.) Sen. Trent Lott (R-Miss.) Sen. George Voinovich (R-Ohio)
Heroes have fought to strengthen the Clean Air Act, clean up Superfund sites, and redevelop brownfield areas in predominantly minority neighborhoods. Zeroes have challenged environmental-justice legislation every step of the way.
Williams, a Virginia Park resident since 1965, was enraged to find out that two hospitals owned by the same company in the white suburbs voluntarily dispose of their waste in cleaner ways. He attributes the difference to "racism." But, he adds, "Henry Ford Health Systems never estimated what we could do to fight the incinerator." Contrary to the company's expectations, the community rallied to demand safer waste disposal.
Sweet Home Baptist Church, right across the street from the hospital, displayed a huge banner saying, "Stop Smoking, Henry Ford! Shut Down Your Incinerator." Similar signs popped up in front yards and along the expressway, while local residents picketed the hospital in the evenings. "When Henry Ford saw the pure pressure from the community, they saw it was a losing battle," says Williams. In February, the hospital agreed to shut down its incinerator.
Unfortunately, not every community is lucky enough to have an organizer like James Williams. That's why we need politicians who will protect people, not polluters, by enforcing (and strengthening) the Clean Air Act and supporting inner-city communities' calls for environmental justice. What we don't need are weak regulations like those in Texas, where industry participation in many environmental programs is voluntary. Texas ranks first in the nation in the number of hazardous-waste incinerators and industrial emissions of carbon dioxide and mercury (see "The Polluters' President," November/December 1999). If that's what Governor Bush has allowed to happen to his home state, imagine what President Bush would do for Detroit-and the rest of the country.
To Protect Wetlands and Prevent Floods
In 1996 NTS Development built the Sutherland luxury-home subdivision on a three-acre wetland near Wilson's lot. Later that year, she noticed that her yard was always full of water, even when it hadn't rained. "Before they started draining that wetland, the water had someplace to stay," Wilson says. "But now it's all brick and mortar there, so where else does the water have to go?"
The problem got progressively worse until a heavy rainstorm in March 1997 flooded her basement and covered her entire front yard. Wilson and her son had to move out of their home for a month while their basement was repaired and their furnace replaced. The basement continues to flood periodically, and her insurance deductible has soared. "Developers need to stop and think before they decide to destroy wetlands," Wilson says. "Wetlands truly do protect our homes."
An acre of wetlands can store up to 1.6 million gallons of floodwater. Nonetheless, from 1988 to 1996, the Army Corps of Engineers approved 99 percent of the applications for wetland-development permits. In June, the Corps finally responded to a long campaign by environmentalists and stopped issuing the most destructive of these, under "Permit 26." This type of permit allowed isolated wetlands of up to ten acres to be destroyed with no public notice or environmental review. Because of this change in policy, the Corps faces a lawsuit from the National Association of Homebuilders and opposition from Representative Ron Packard (R-Calif.), who introduced (but later withdrew) a rider to the House energy and water appropriations bill that would have blocked implementation of a new, less destructive permitting system.
Meanwhile, the White House has proposed new guidelines for federal construction along rivers, coastlines, and wetlands. Under the guidelines, the Army Corps and other federal agencies would have to assess the potential environmental damages before going ahead with levees, dams, and other water projects. Some members of Congress from Mississippi River states, led by Representative Jo Ann Emerson (R-Mo.), have already come out against the proposal. Unless strong opponents to the drain-and-dam fan club are elected to Congress and the White House, the proposal's chances are slim-and the damage both to environment and property will continue.
To Stop the Spread of Factory Farms
The culprit? A huge hog factory in the center of Spence's rural community, about three miles from the farm where he was born and raised. In 1994 Premium Standard Farms selected the area for a concentrated animal feeding operation (CAFO). When Spence and others on the township board created buffer zones between the facility and residential areas, Premium Standard sued them for $7.9 million. The company dropped its monetary demands, Spence says, after the press panned "this big corporation suing this itty-bitty township." But the township lost the case, succeeding only in limiting the facility to 80,000 hogs, 72 buildings, and nine large animal-waste "lagoons"-about half the size Premium Standard wanted.
"This isn't farming," Spence says. "They don't put on their overalls and cowboy boots and work gloves. These are white-collar guys who don't know a thing about the rural areas they invest in and couldn't care less about the families that have lived here all their lives." Spence mostly raises cattle on his 400-acre farm, but he watches what's happening to local pig farmers with alarm. "If you're not contracting with one of these corporations, you don't have access to the market," he says. "They drive the prices down, so we're losing small hog farmers."
Township residents now regularly monitor local streams, where they are reporting high levels of nitrogen, phosphorus, and nitrates. The state is still studying the health effects of these contaminants, but the economic impacts of CAFOs are already clear. "All of our ag-related businesses-feed stores, hardware stores-are dying out," Spence says. "Everything that Premium Standard buys comes from out of state, and all its income is going right back out."
Last year, Senator Tom Harkin (D-Iowa) introduced the first legislation calling for national environmental standards for animal-waste management. With scant support in Congress, his bill went nowhere. But electing environmental allies to office can make a difference: State legislators in Missouri and Oklahoma are considering bills that would regulate CAFOs as "industrial facilities," not farms. Meanwhile, the EPA is looking at strengthening federal rules on CAFO wastewater disposal, a process that could be quickly squelched by an industry-friendly administration.
To Save Wild Salmon
Where salmon fishermen once enjoyed sockeye, silver, and chum seasons from July through December, they can now fish only for chum, and the season lasts a scant four or five days. The reasons for the decline are almost as numerous as the fish once were. "One of the things that has really hit us hard is fish farms, which are subsidized by the destruction of wild ecosystems," says Knutsen. "One farm in Puget Sound dumps as much sewage as a million and a half people." While fish farms pollute wild salmon habitat, their escapees-more than 100,000 salmon each year-spread disease and compete for space in the diminished runs.
Knutsen and others in the Puget Sound Gillnetters Association have joined with environmentalists to save salmon-and their own livelihoods. They successfully sued the U.S. Department of Commerce to protect chinook, and are fighting to preserve the endangered-species listings and habitat through bills like the Pacific Salmon Recovery Act of 1999 (H.R. 2798), which would provide money for habitat restoration projects in Alaska, Washington, Oregon, and California. An environmentally bold president could make even bigger strides toward saving salmon by removing four fish-killing dams on the lower Snake River in eastern Washington.
Equally important to salmon survival, the National Forest Protection and Restoration Act of 1999 (H.R. 1396) would eliminate commercial logging on federal public lands. Species like chinook and coho live in freshwater for up to a year, so they suffer the most from logging, which increases stream velocities and freshwater temperatures to inhospitable levels. By diminishing the trees and plants that limit soil erosion and absorb water, timber cutting also allows massive amounts of sediment to wash into rivers, smothering salmon eggs.
Knutsen now supplements his income with a teaching job, but many of his peers aren't so lucky. "Things are really tough for fishing families right now," Knutsen says. "Half the boats in Fisherman's Terminal haven't left for a number of years." Will there be any fishermen-or salmon-left in two years? The answer may depend on your vote on November 7.
To Stop Pollution From Mining
"We've seen diminished flow in our streams, negative effects on wildlife and our medicinal and food plants, and health problems related to cyanide and arsenic," says Ina Nez Perce, a Fort Belknap resident and environmental protection manager for the tribal environmental program. Long-term exposure to low levels of cyanide has been linked to the enlargement and decreased functioning of the thyroid gland; Nez Perce says that just about every family on the reservation has a member with a thyroid problem.
The Zortman and Landusky mines, which have polluted the reservation's water and damaged sacred sites, operated for 20 years until their owner, Pegasus Gold Corporation, went bankrupt in 1998. The Landusky mine sits at the headwaters of two streams that flow into the reservation. The full impacts of the mining have not been assessed, since the company did most of the monitoring, but what is known is disturbing.
"The EPA is removing old mine tailings, which it considers hazardous waste, from a nearby site," Nez Perce says. Even so, she says, the EPA is considering using the tailings to cover up the even worse cyanide leach heaps at the Zortman and Landusky sites.
Mines would have less leeway to pollute under new rules proposed by the Department of the Interior, but the mining industry and its friends in Congress are expected to fight the changes every step of the way. Corporations are also battling the Abandoned Hardrock Mines Reclamation Act of 1999 (H.R. 395), introduced in the House by Representative George Miller (D-Calif.). The bill would require hardrock mining companies that operate on formerly public land to pay into a fund for cleaning up abandoned mines. Unless a more environmentally minded Congress gets elected in November, such reforms will probably languish in committee.
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Hancock & Kelley – Monday, July 29th – Raising Minimum Wage for Fast Food Workers; Primer on Pres. Calvin Coolidge; Pope Francis's Trip to S. America; Speed Traps in Ellisville MO
John and MIchael talk about today's fast food workers strike; about the last U.S. President who slashed both taxes and the federal budget; about Pope Francis's comments on gays in the church and gay priests; and about a local man who was ticketed for flashing his lights, warning other motorists of an upcoming speed trap.
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Why Linux is Better Than Windows Operating System
Ever since the release of Linux there has been a debate as to if it is better than Windows and why. Most Linux fans will have a long list of the things the operation system can do better than Windows.
Security is one of the biggest concerns with any computer and Linux shines in this area. Since it is an open source code there are more users able to help track down any issues and resolve them quickly. With guarded code only authorized programmers can see problems and that takes longer to fix things.
Linux is designed to be much more reliable as well. Certain critical system functions do not get glitched by other faulty software that has been installed. Meaning that where Windows would want to shut down or crash, Linux is set up to stay running smooth and just shut down the offending program.
The support for questions you might have with Linux is amazing. Being that it is a community of world wide programmers all you need to do is access their forums and an army of people with knowledge of the system will jump to help. Which is a huge difference from the support at Windows.


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Rule #2: You must write to a targeted audience.
The fact is, your product or service is not going to appeal to everyone. And if you try to market it to everyone, you'll wind up with far fewer sales than if you choose a select group to direct your copy to. So once you've defined your target market, you need to turn your attention toward making sure your copy addresses them directly.
For example, let's look at pay-per-click advertising. Let's say you bid 17 cents per click in Overture.com for the key phrase "single-family homes." Because you pay every time someone clicks through this link, whether they purchase from you or not, you want to make sure that your ad carefully targets your best potential customers.
Given that you're targeting single-family homebuyers in the Seattle area, you'd want to make sure your ad includes this vital piece of information. That way, you can be sure you won't waste money on people searching for single-family homes in San Diego! And if you bid 41 cents per click for the key phrase "Seattle homes," you'd want to make sure to write an ad that clearly states that your site features single-family homes so you don't waste your advertising dollars on condo-seekers or recreational property buyers.
By writing a separate ad for each of your keywords that carefully targets your market, you'll ensure that you attract the most buyers for the least cost. Of course, if you're writing copy for banner ads, your approach will need to be a bit different. Whether you're purchasing blocks of impressions (i.e. you pay a set dollar amount for your banner to be displayed 1,000... 10,000... etc. times on other websites) or participating in a banner exchange (i.e. you're trading banner impressions with a network of other site owners), you've paid for your advertising up front, so you'll want to do everything you can to attract viewers' attention and persuade them to click through to your site. And this means you'll want your ad copy to be a bit more general, to ensure it attracts the highest number of click-throughs.
The title of the above classified ad would make a great banner because you're targeting your best potential customers:
Take a Personal Tour of 375+ of Seattle's Hottest, Most Affordable Single-Family Homes! Click here now... |
But you might also try testing banners with more general copy that read something like this:
Search a HUGE online database of 375+ Seattle Dream Homes and skip the house-hunting headaches! Click here now... |
The first ad is going to attract the most qualified audience--those people looking for a single-family home in Seattle for a reasonable price. The second version, however, will attract a slightly broader audience. Still in Seattle and still looking for homes, this group is not necessarily looking for a single-family dwelling and they're not necessarily worried about price. They're just checking out homes in the Seattle area, and they're attracted by the size and convenience of the online database.
While the first ad may generate a higher visitor-to-sale conversion rate (the percentage of people clicking through who then sign up for the service) because it's more specific, the second ad will probably solicit more total click-throughs because it has a more general appeal. You'd have to test to see which version would pull the most sign-ups altogether.


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HELP! We are building a house and I cannot decide on a kitchen backsplash. I would love a subway tile with a handmade look and/or a crackle finish. I can't decide if a glossy would be to shiny or if I want matte. I want a creamy or a little darker to contrast with my antique white cabinets and I have light granite with caramels and darker shades. I also like the Tabarka tiles but they are all make to order and I don't have time for that. This has been the hardest part of building so far. We are supposed to move in house in a month. Any idea? Im desperate. |
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Grazia Rixi. They have crackle and although they are not handmade, they are made to look a bit uneven. |
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Parent's PageOne of the most important decisions parents and their son or daughter can make is where to go to college. So, it's understandable when parents call the Honors College with a list of questions...What are your application deadlines? When will acceptance letters be mailed? Has my child been accepted? When can we visit campus? or - the big one - What is the Honors College, exactly? With such queries in mind, a page of FAQs was created just for you. If we can be of further assistance, please contact the Honors College.
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I think I have been going through perimenopause for about 3 years and like other women my doctor thought the different symptoms I was having were all individual and treated them as such. What I had to learn on my own through months of research is that all my symptoms are related and due to perimenopause. I actually had to ask my doctor to try my on the patch after he tried me on a number of different anti-depressents thinking I was suffering sever depression. I knew I was not suffering sever depression, nothing in my life had changed, I am on average a normally happy person. One day I began crying and couldn't stop, my joints were hurting horribly and I have never had problems with them before, I had been having problems with brain fog, memory problems, really dry skin and other symptoms but each came on at different times. I did go through really bad night sweats, it was sporatic, and hot flushes here and there. I just did not put two and two together until one night when I was surfing the internet looking at different medical information sites and listing my symptoms, I came across the 35 symptoms of perimenopause. I have about 14 of them. I called my doctor and asked him to try me on the patch, he suggested estrogen replacement therapy (ERT), I use the estradiol patch .025 mg. This was a miracle for me for weeks, I have now been on the patch for over 2 months but am noticing myself having symptoms that I had prior to using the patch. It is hard to get an appointment to my doctor and am not sure how long before I can get in, does anyone know how often or how long before I need to increase the strength of the patch? I have had a hysterectomy, I thought it was a partial hysterectomy because I still have my ovaries, I recently learned that I had a total hysterectom because I had the uterus and cervix removed. Any advice will be greatly appreciated, I too hope to be the strong woman I once was. |
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- Posted by lisabeachgirl (My Page) on Sat, May 4, 13 at 12:40
I had the same symptoms but not at the same time. I also had hysterectomy but kept ovaries. They tested me for RA because my joint hurt so badly. Thyroid in normal rAnge. Fsh is in "normal" range. So! Anti depressants just put on more weight. That's what was missing! Now estrace cream for hot flashes and bladder leakage. All the trips to the doctor made me feel like a hypochondriac. I'm 50 by the way. I was always small but now can't get weight off. I loose 2 pounds and 2 days later its back. Any advice would be appreciated. |
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PowerPoint Glossary: A
action button : A special type of AutoShape that places a button on the slide.
add-in: Sometimes called a plug-in an auxiliary program that runs piggyback on another program. The add-in gives the program more functionality.
Aspect ratio: The ratio of the screen's width to its height. Although 4:3 is a common aspect ratio, many newer computers use wide-screen displays.


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Green Right Now Reports
With 3D movies popping up faster than the Cheshire cat, a bioplastic company has seen the opportunity in making bioplastic 3D glasses.
Cereplast Inc., a maker of bioplastic derived from plant materials based in the Los Angeles area, announced that it will be working with Oculus3D to debut the world's first biodegradable/compostable 3D glasses.
The eco-friendly glasses are expected to be available for distribution this summer, according to ShoWest, the motion picture distribution and exhibition industry's annual expo.
The glasses come too late for the main runs of green blockbuster Avatar and potential blockbuster Alice in Wonderland, which together have required the use of some 10 million pairs of 3D glasses made with traditional fossil fuel-based plastic.
While those glasses were collected at movie theaters and reused – they eventually end up scratched. Many will end up in landfills, where the plastic they're made of persists in the environment for many years.
By contrast, the Cereplast 3D specs can be expected to degrade or be composted in a landfill, depending on conditions, in about six months. The glasses will be made with Ingeo® Poly-lactic acid, otherwise known as PLA plastic. PLA plastic not only biodegrades, it generates less carbon pollution than plastics made with petroleum during production.
"By using Cereplast's resins in our 3D biodegradable and compostable glasses we can now help the entertainment industry reduce its carbon footprint and provide movie theaters with smarter choices for both affordable 3D systems and compatible 3D eyewear," said Marty Shindler, Co-founder and CEO of Las Vegas-based Oculus3, in a statement.
Frederic Scheer, Founder, Chairman and CEO of Cereplast, Inc., said the collaboration will offer Hollywood "meaningful 'green' benefits requiring little effort and providing large impact."


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13 This core holy people will not do wrong. They won't lie, won't use words to flatter or seduce. Content with who they are and where they are, unanxious, they'll live at peace." | 13 The remnant of Israel will do no wrong; they will speak no lies, nor will deceit be found in their mouths. They will eat and lie down and no one will make them afraid." |
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NEW YORK (AP) - U.S. stock futures are rising modestly ahead of key U.S. jobs figures that will provide insight into the world's largest economy with just over a month to go before the U.S. presidential election.
Dow futures are up 20 points to 13,518. The broader S&P 500 futures are up 2 points to 1,457. Nasdaq futures are up 6 points to 2,828.
For much of the week, markets have been subdued. A raft of economic data has failed to alter expectations that the data will show the U.S. economy generated some 111,000 jobs during September. Economists also forecast that the unemployment rate inched up to 8.2 percent in September from 8.1 percent in August.
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I watched last night's 6-4 win by the Edmonton Oilers over the Colorado Avalanche, a sloppy and random game that saw a few weak goals at both ends of the ice and a third period come back by the home team. It was also the occasion of a rather nasty hit by Colorado's Ryan Wilson on Oilers' captain Ethan Moreau. Here's the video.
At first there was some question about whether it was the elbow or the shoulder that made contact with Moreau's head, but whatever the technical ambiguities I thought one thing was perfectly clear: Wilson got the elbow out, and he aimed for Moreau's head. This image seems fairly conclusive that it was the shoulder and not the elbow that made contact.
Should this be a legal play? Does the shoulder make it so or does the fact that Wilson got his elbow up and seemed to deliberately target Moreau's head factor in?
Oilers' fan Bruce McCurdy identified it as a turning point in the game, while Edmonton Journal blogger David Staples called it thuggery. Meanwhile, SBN's Colorado Avalanche site chose to skip the hit entirely, instead focusing on what David Driscoll-Carignan called "cheap-shotting" by Oilers' players. What does everyone else think?


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Gelber launched into his elevator pitch: Showtime had agreed to stream the first two episodes of the series to nonsubscribers, and regardless, having names like Matt Damon, Jessica Alba, and Harrison Ford tweeting about the project would broaden its reach. Vanity Fair, Gelber said, would be profiling the film. "More people will know this is being taken seriously than will see the series," he said.
Gelber moved on to other questions, but when I asked Nicholas what he thought of the response, he shrugged. "He didn't answer my question," he said.
"Showtime has 15 million subscribers,* but they're not going to get all 15 million," Nicholas continued. "If they get 5 to 10 percent of that, that's amazing, and that's two million. That's the nature of the issue: It's hard. People watch Showtime for movies and to be entertained. They're not looking to be educated. Vanity Fair is great, but it's something that's read east of the Mississippi by about four people. I read it and I love it, but I'm the choir. We have this huge problem where a huge percentage of the population doesn't even believe climate change is happening: It's too overwhelming, it's too big, and people don't know what to do." He paused for a moment. "We'll see if it works," he said. "I hope it does. Something has to."
* Clarification: Showtime has 23 million subscribers, not 15 million as referenced in this quote.


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A number of Jesuits worked for the Imperial court in Beijing during the Qing dynasty - as painters, translators, astronomers and even musicians. A team of Jesuits worked on projects as diverse as mapping the whole of the Qing empire and designing western-style palaces for the emperor's summer palace on the outskirts of Beijing.
The Jesuits working in the imperial court also annotated some melody lines that they had heard there and these were included in a work published by a French based Jesuit, Jean-Baptiste Du Halde (1674-1743) - Description de la Chine et de ae Tartarie Chinoise (a translated version of which is on display in the exhibit and which has been digitized and is available on this website).
Quando il Fiume Giallo si acchiararà (Frammenti ricciani) (2011)
Translated: "When the Yellow River clears (Ricci Fragments)"
The chief curator of this exhibit, Fr Jeremy Clarke S.J., was prompted by this act of creativity and historical scholarship by these earlier Jesuits to commission Assistant Professor Ralf Yusuf Gawlick (of the Boston College Music Department) to compose a new piece of music on the occasion of this book exhibition.
The subsequent piece of work draws from the writings of Matteo Ricci and his first translator and editor Nicolas Trigault, S.J. (1577-1628). A recording of this will be playing throughout the course of the exhibition.
The piece is called Quando il Fiume Giallo si acchiararà (Frammenti ricciani) and was made possible by generous funding from the Jesuit Institute, the Institute for the Liberal Arts and the Office of University Mission and Ministry, Boston College.
There will be a public performance of this piece, with an introductory commentary, on April 26, 2011 at 5:30 pm in St. Mary's Chapel, Boston College. Admission will be free. Performed by Daniela Tosic (alto), Gabriela Diaz (violin) and Rafael Popper-Keizer (violoncello).
The performers on the following recording are Daniela Tosic (alto), Blanka Bednarz (violin) and Rafael Popper-Keizer (violoncello).


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National Geographic Channel (@NatGeoChannel) released the still of Ginnifer Goodwin as First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy.
Goodwin will join Rob Lowe (JFK) in the White House as much-loved first lady and American royalty in "Killing Kennedy."
Rounding out the dynamic cast is Michelle Trachtenberg in her first Russian-speaking role as Marina Oswald. Additional casting to be announced.
From NGC
Based on the best-selling book by Bill OReilly and Martin Dugard, the film chronicles one of the most shocking events in American history, following two men from very different backgrounds on a collision course with fate. Killing Kennedy will premiere on the National Geographic Channel later this year in the United States and globally in 171 countries and 38 languages, timed to the 50th anniversary of the assassination.
We are thrilled to be working with Rob Lowe, Ginnifer Goodwin and Michelle Trachtenberg, three gifted artists whom have responded to this timely, authentic and entertaining material, said Howard T. Owens, president of the National Geographic Channels. With Killing Kennedy, timed to coincide with the 50th anniversary of the assassination of JFK, National Geographic Channel continues to bring daring, culturally significant television events to our growing global audience.
This is the National Geographic Channels second collaboration with Lowe this year. In April, he narrated the networks six-part miniseries The 80s: The Decade That Made Us, which was watched by more than a million people over its three-night run.
National Geographic Channel, Scott Free Productions and Bill OReilly are also collaborating for the second time. In February, National Geographic Channel aired the Scott Free production of OReillys Killing Lincoln, the most-watched program in the channels history. The three have already announced plans to team for a third time on OReillys next book, Killing Jesus.
Production on Killing Kennedy will begin in June in Richmond, Va., under director Nelson McCormick, who has worked on award-winning television series including The West Wing, ER, Southland, The Good Wife and The Closer. He also directed the critically acclaimed feature films Prom Night and The Stepfather. Celebrated playwright and screenwriter Kelly Masterson has written the teleplay. Executive producing for Scott Free Productions are David Zucker and Mary Lisio. For National Geographic Channels, executive producers are Howard T. Owens, Noel Siegel, Charlie Parsons, Richard E. Wells and Teri Weinberg.


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Pre-Season Game 2 Impressions
Once again, I could not have been much more thrilled to be watching some Penguins hockey. A little bit of an interesting day with the first round of cuts being made:
1st Cuts:
Joining Wilkes-Barre/Scranton are forwards Brandon DeFazio, Brian Gibbons, Ben Street, Paul Thompson and Geoff Walker; defensemen Simon Despres, Alex Grant, Joey Mormina, Philip Samuelsson and Carl Sneep; and goaltender Patrick Killeen.
Forwards Tom Kuhnhackl (Windsor, Ontario Hockey League) and Dominik Uher (Spokane, Western Hockey League) were returned to their respective junior teams.
Only big surprise is that Despres didn't even get a pre-season game, but Bylsma said they have seen enough to get an impression of where his game is at. I would've liked to see Kuhnhackl get a shot at a preseason game. I have high hopes for this kid, but he was returned back to his OHL team, Windsor. Maybe next year.
Quick Recap:
Penguins won 4-1 over the Blackhawks
Penguins goals by Jordan Staal(2), Matt Cooke, and Tyler Kennedy.
Blackhawks goal by Michael Frolik.
- Nick Johnson – In my opinion, he got off to a bit of a slow start, but then really picked up the pace and looked like someone who is fighting to earn a spot with the big club. What a play on the Kennedy goal.
- Deryk Engelland – Um…wow. One of the players I was most impressed with tonight. He had solid positioning all night, played physical (as usual), and even showed some offensive flair. If he keeps playing like this for the rest of the preseason, I would not be the slightest bit surprised to see him as the #5 to start the season.
- Ben Lovejoy – Great showing by Lovejoy. He played a great offensive game and kept getting shots towards the net. Could still use some help defensively, but would pencil him above Niskanen for the #6 slot right now.
- My Dark Horse Candidate for the #6/7 defense spot goes to Picard. I thought he played a great game tonight, and did it under the radar. He created chances offensively and played a sound defensive game in his own end.
- Staal and Kennedy looked to have picked up right where they left off last regular season.
- How about the New Matt Cooke, eh? Not only does he play a clean game and a good game, he also goes out there and scores. For his sake, I'm really hoping he can keep it up on both parts.
- It looked to me like Brent Johnson was doing his best Tim Thomas impersonation out there tonight at times. Getting way out of position, then diving back to make great saves.
- Eric Tangradi – Everytime I start to get down on the kid, he proves me wrong. He had an exceptional game today in my opinion. It seems he might be running out of time to show his potential on this team, but I felt he set up good chances, took some great shots, and even played solid two-way hockey. I'm still not expecting him to start this year with the Pens, but the improvements I saw on the ice tonight were encouraging.
- 2 other players stood out to me; Bryan Lerg and Steve MacIntyre. Lerg looks to have a pretty good two-way game and some offensive potential, while MacIntyre looks more gifted offensively and much more physical than other enforcers in recent history for the Pens.
Final Thoughts:
So glad to watch Pens hockey on back to back nights and get wins both nights, even though its only the pre-season. The only thing that made me slightly depressed, was that the team out there tonight, reminded me too much of the team the Pens were forced to field throughout parts of the regular season last year, but their hard work pushed through it then and they did it again tonight.
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The Wildcats suffered a 64-35 defeat at the hands of the Tigers, and the Wildkittens fared the same with a 58-36 loss to the Lady Tigers.
The Polk boys managed to get only eight points during the first period, while Meigs County racked up 23 points.
In the second period the Wildcats were able to add 10 points in an attempt to combat their deficit. Meigs remained in the lead by adding 13 more points.
The first half ended with the home team trailing the visitors 36-18.
The Tigers defense effectively stunned the Wildcat offense, allowing them only five points in the third, while Meigs racked up 21 points.
Going into the fourth period trailing 57-23, Polk County allowed the Tigers only seven more points. The Wildcats were able to add 12 more points to the scoreboard, finishing the game 64-35.
Polk saw Gage Locke, Evan Ball, Cody Groomes, and Devin Weber each net a 3-pointer and the team was 7-for-18 in free throws for the evening.
Meigs totaled up 11 3-pointers, with four coming from Bryson Baker. The Tigers were 5-for-9 in free throws.
Groomes led the Wildcats in points with eight, followed by Locke and Ball with seven.
Point leaders for Meigs County were Baker with 16, Levi Woods with 14, and Zach Powers with 10 points.
The Wildcats now stand at 5-16 and will be in action Friday in Chattanooga at Hamilton Heights.
The 17-4 Lady Tigers proved to be too much for the struggling 4-14 Wildkittens to handle Friday evening.
The Polk girls were handed a 58-36 loss by Meigs County.
In the first period the Wildkittens registered 10 points while the Lady Tigers got 14 points of their own.
A comeback was still in the picture by the end of the first half, as Meigs was only ahead 32-21.
Any hope for a Wildkitten comeback was dashed by the Lady Tigers, as they allowed the home team only one point in third period.
The fourth period ended with Polk managing an additional 14 points, losing to Meigs 58-36.
The Wildkittens allowed 10 turnovers during the game and had 37 rebounds.
Polk was 6-of-15 for free throws. The only Wildkitten to make a successful 3-point shot was Riley Hatcher, who notched two on Friday.
The Wildkittens are now at 4-15 and are due back in action at Hamilton Heights in Chattanooga Friday.
Meigs County 14 18 15 11 — 58
Polk County 10 11 1 14 — 36
LADY TIGERS (58) — Hampton 6, Emily Swafford 33, Boggess 2, Davis 6, Brandi Kilpatrick 11, Woods, Dalton, Lewis.
WILDKITTENS (36) — Liner, Johnson 4, Hatcher 6, Wilson 8, McClain 2, McClary 6, Epperson 5, Haynes 4, Withrow 1, Stewart, Lillard.
3-point goals: Polk 2 (Hatcher 2); Meigs 5 (Swafford 4, Hampton).
Free throws: Meigs n/a; Polk 6-of-15.
Records: Meigs County 18-4, 3-2 District 5-AA; Polk County 4-15, 1-5 District 5-AA.
Meigs County 23 13 21 7 — 64
Polk County 8 10 5 12 — 35
TIGERS (64) — Clark 4, Bryson Baker 16, Levi Woods 14, Moore, Letner 2, Spradling 5, Malone 6, Rail, Skidmore, Sherman 2, Zack Powers 10, Ballew 1, Peadon 2, Henry 2.
WILDCATS (35) — Hutcheson 2, Locke 7, Ball 7, Coffee, Grooms 8, Keith, Cross, Richmond 2, Der. Weber 4, Dev. Weber 5.
3-point goals: Polk 4 (Ball, Locke, Grooms, D. Weber); Meigs 11 (Baker 4, Woods 2, Malone 2, Powers 2, Spradling).
Free throws: Meigs 5-of-9; Polk 7-of-18.
Records: Meigs County 10-12, 3-2 District 5-AA; Polk County 5-16, 1-5 District 5-AA.


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Tracing the sacred path around Daisetsuzan National Park on Japan's Hokkaido Island
Tracing the sacred path around Daisetsuzan National Park on Japan's Hokkaido Island
"American" Dave Rosenbarger toes a dangerous line as one of the most skilled ski mountaineers in the world
Drew Tabke isn't your typical world champion. He's not your typical person, either.
Cody Townsend and Elyse Saugstad win best male and female in freeride categories
Evo releases exclusive unreleased edit of Pollard's comeback ski late last winter at Mount Hood
With the FWT announcing only one North American stop in 2015, what does it say about the tour's future?
Last week at Mammoth was that the best skiing of the season
At Nine Knights, it's not a competition but Oscar Wester still took first place in the big air
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Apache Tomcat jsvc information disclosure
tomcat-jsvc-info-disclosure (69161) | Low Risk |
Apache Tomcat could allow a remote attacker to obtain sensitive information, caused by the failure to drop capabilities by the jsvc capabilities code. A remote attacker could exploit this vulnerability to gain access to files and directories owned by superuser and obtain sensitive information.
Base Score: | 5 |
Access Vector: | Network |
Access Complexity: | Low |
Authentication: | None |
Confidentiality Impact: | Partial |
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Temporal Score: | 3.7 |
Exploitability: | Unproven |
Remediation Level: | Official-Fix |
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- IBM Security Bulletin 1609004: Vulnerabilities in AppScan Enterprise and Policy Tester.
- BID-49143: Apache Commons Daemon 'jsvc' Information Disclosure Vulnerability
- CVE-2011-2729: native/unix/native/jsvc-unix.c in jsvc in the Daemon component 1.0.3 through 1.0.6 in Apache Commons, as used in Apache Tomcat 5.5.32 through 5.5.33, 6.0.30 through 6.0.32, and 7.0.x before 7.0.20 on Linux, does not drop capabilities, which allows remote attackers to bypass read permissions for files via a request to an application.
- OSVDB ID: 74541: Apache Tomcat Commons Daemon Jsvc Permissions Weakness Arbitrary File Access
- RHSA-2011-1292: Important: jakarta-commons-daemon-jsvc security update
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A mustached George Harrison wearing round-framed sunglasses takes a selfie before the Taj Mahal
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Lomo Amigo Tushar Dhanawade : Music Maniac Shoots With the LC-A+
What happens when Music mixes with Film? It produces sparks, colors and amazing pictures. This month from India, we have a Lomo Amigo who does just that, fusing music with color through his LC-A+! -
5 Questions on Analogue Photography with Kumar Jhuremalani
In this new ongoing series "5 Questions on Analogue Photography with…" we send out the same set of questions to photographers. This time Mumbai's Digital Marketer and Photographer Kumar answered these questions and prepared a gallery of his photos. -
Carter Road with the Fisheye 2
Visiting one of Mumbai's many sea faces - Carter Road Promenade while taking the Fisheye 2 for a spin. -
Cobbled Roads of Bombay with My Holga 135
Walking in the southern part of Bombay is a delight. And when matched with my new book on Gothic Architecture, it was just like walking through a museum. -
Times of the Raj: Images From Postcards of Bombay Workshop
We stepped out on the eve of the Indian Independence Day and shot pictures of how Mumbai would have been before 1947! -
My College, My Adda
In Hindi, 'adda' is a noun, with the nominal form of the word meaning the location or nest of a group or community, usually someplace shady. The etymology can be traced to the original meaning of the word, which means the "perching spot or perch for birds". Me and my friends refer to our college as our 'adda' - our ritual meeting place. Here are a few photos of my college taken with the lovely Diana Mini. -
Postcards From Bombay: Walking in the Pre-1947 City
How do you imagine Bombay before 1947? That is the question which was asked to 13 participants from a recent analog photography workshop in Mumbai. -
A Birthday Treat and a Diana Mini
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Recap Monsoon Lomowalk India - II: 20th July Mumbai
On the 20th of July, Lomography India held Part II of its Monsoon Lomowalk, in Mumbai. Here is a recap of all the fun and film pictures! -
Music at 1600 ISO
At one of the Lomowalks, a friend suggested that I should use the LC-Wide for music photography. Now I know that LC-W is great but then I wanted to push it to the extreme limit and find out what happens. -
Colaba Causeway & the Gateway of India in action
Photos taken with my ActionSampler of two famous places in Mumbai/Bombay- Colaba Causeway - a famous commercial street & Gateway of India, an extremely famous seaside monument. -
Walking the Black Horse with My ActionSampler
Discovering Mumbai's art district - Kala Ghoda (it literally means black horse!) with my Lomography ActionSampler. -
Notes In Bombay : Part 1 : The Dramatics
There is something about the cloudy sky which I love, it weaves drama and makes the whole environment a bit tense. And which better place to be with a cloudy sky than the sea side in Bombay -
Walk The Lomo Walk ended over 3 years ago
Are you in Mumbai? Are you getting restless to use a Lomography camera but you don't know where to get one? Well, we're organizing the Second Lomography Photowalk here in Mumbai, 22 May. -
Capture the Action with the Lomography ActionSampler
Reviewing the Lomography ActionSampler, my first ever Lomography camera! -
The Streets of Mumbai with my ActionSampler
Some random street photos from all of Mumbai (Bombay). Some streets are quiet while others are chaotic. -
Anushree Gavas : Portrait of a city
She's been called a dreamer, as if out of a wonderland. Her pictures too have that quality of bright cheeriness which warms the heart, leaving you with a thought of peace. And she's been out on the streets of Mumbai with a Diana F+. Here's what she has to say about the beauty of the people in portraits and the simplicity of Diana F+ -
Amogh Pant - Walking down the streets in Mumbai
Amogh Pant has been photographing for a long time on the streets of Mumbai but when he discovered the new LC-A+, it made him see a whole new world without boundaries and inhibitions. Hear what he has to say about analog photography.