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WASHINGTON, Jan. 24— Lawmakers investigating the Enron Corporation said today that new evidence showed that the company's auditors, Arthur Andersen, destroyed documents knowing that they might be relevant to criminal and civil investigations.
At a hearing this morning before a House subcommittee examining the collapse of Enron, lawmakers heard evidence that two weeks before Andersen executives in Houston began destroying documents the accounting firm retained a law firm to prepare to defend itself in cases that could arise from Enron's problems.
A document released by lawmakers also shows that on the same day the law firm was hired, Oct. 9, some Andersen officials were worried that there was a ''heightened risk of financial statement fraud'' with Enron's books.
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David B. Duncan, an Andersen partner until he was fired after acknowledging that he took part in destruction of records, declined to respond to questions from House lawmakers, invoking his Fifth Amendment right against forced self-incrimination. [Excerpts from Congressional hearings, Pages C8-9.]
The hearings brought together many elements of American political and economic life: the partisan battle over the proper role of government regulation, the bursting of the financial bubble of the 1990's and the quarrel over the influence of money in politics.
And the sessions were yet another indication of the mounting impact on Washington of Enron's collapse, the largest corporate bankruptcy in history. Even as the White House spokesman, Ari Fleischer, argued that the company's collapse was a corporate scandal, not a political one, its political effects were visible in Congress and at the White House.
Controversy over large political contributions from Enron helped House members fighting to overhaul the nation's campaign finance laws to move their legislation closer to a floor vote, with Mr. Fleischer saying a Bush veto was unlikely. All the attention focused on the millions donated by Enron to members of the two parties has intensified the pressure on Mr. Bush and other political leaders to back change.
There were other signs of how Enron's fortunes had intersected with politics. Associates of Karl Rove, Mr. Bush's top political adviser, said he had recommended a lucrative consulting contract with Enron for Ralph Reed, the Republican strategist, as Mr. Bush was weighing whether to run for president. The associates said the arrangement helped keep Mr. Reed's allegiance to the Bush campaign without putting him on any payroll.
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We tried stuffed mushroom and it was awesome. Good interiors. Felt like little bit over priced for shillong. But must try here once.
Not friendly staff, need to improve on food and ambience. looks like business restaurant where there is no costumer satisfaction.
Convenient location right in the centre of Police Bazar market. Great food and nice ambience. Quick service.
right on police bazaar..! gives a good option for a decent meal! availability of several lodging options nearby is an added advantage!
i have been to this restaurant some two years back...absolutely loved the food then and now after two years i found it exactly the same. it is in police bazaar..so well located if you are in Shillong and busy siteseeing or doing shopping or simply passing by the city. its says its a multi-cuisine restaurant but it mainly serves Indian... More
Was there on a casual visit with 2 of my colleagues. Ambiance is good and the restaurant is conveniently located. Food and service were good. Overall, a good restaurant.
I don't have any words to describe how much I adore this restaurant. .the food here is too good! Their service is excellent! If you visit Shillong you should go to this restaurant at least for a dinner or lunch! I am sure you will love it :)
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I had been to this restaurant twice for the Yummy Momo they make. I loved the ambience is good & the service too. But did not like the Pork here.
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1. C.J. Werleman, a writer for Salon and Alternet, has made a habit of publicly misrepresenting my views.
2. When I first noticed this behavior, I contacted him, initiating a brief and unpleasant email exchange.
3. After that exchange, Werleman went on to misrepresent my views with even greater fervor.
4. Werleman was subsequently discovered to be a serial plagiarist.
5. His response to this public humiliation was to accuse me of being a plagiarist too. Specifically, I am alleged to have plagiarized the work of Mark Steyn.
Dan Carlin's Hardcore History
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From time to time one discovers a person so good at his job that it is almost impossible to imagine him doing anything else. I recently had this experience listening to Dan Carlin's podcast Hardcore History. Carlin's way of speaking is so in tune with his subject, and his enthusiasm so contagious, that one can't help feeling he was born to do this work (think Rod Serling and The Twilight Zone).
Carlin is not a professional historian—just a "history geek" with an undergraduate degree in the subject—but he could well be the most engaging history professor on earth. His series on WWI is simply a masterpiece—made all the more impressive by the informal, meandering way he leads the listener from poignancy to horror and back again. Carlin is doing something truly extraordinary in this medium. He deserves a wide audience. And you deserve the pleasure of listening to him.
I once participated in a twenty-three-day wilderness program in the mountains of Colorado. If the purpose of this course was to expose students to dangerous lightning and half the world's mosquitoes, it was fulfilled on the first day. What was in essence a forced march through hundreds of miles of backcountry culminated in a ritual known as "the solo," where we were finally permitted to rest—alone, on the outskirts of a gorgeous alpine lake—for three days of fasting and contemplation.
I had just turned sixteen, and this was my first taste of true solitude since exiting my mother's womb. It proved a sufficient provocation. After a long nap and a glance at the icy waters of the lake, the promising young man I imagined myself to be was quickly cut down by loneliness and boredom. I filled the pages of my journal not with the insights of a budding naturalist, philosopher, or mystic but with a list of the foods on which I intended to gorge myself the instant I returned to civilization. Judging from the state of my consciousness at the time, millions of years of hominid evolution had produced nothing more transcendent than a craving for a cheeseburger and a chocolate milkshake.
I found the experience of sitting undisturbed for three days amid pristine breezes and starlight, with nothing to do but contemplate the mystery of my existence, to be a source of perfect misery—for which I could see not so much as a glimmer of my own contribution. My letters home, in their plaintiveness and self-pity, rivaled any written at Shiloh or Gallipoli.
The Moral Landscape Challenge
The Winning Essay
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Last August, I issued the following challenge:
It has been nearly three years since The Moral Landscape was first published in English, and in that time it has been attacked by readers and nonreaders alike. Many seem to have judged from the resulting cacophony that the book's central thesis was easily refuted. However, I have yet to encounter a substantial criticism that I feel was not adequately answered in the book itself (and in subsequent talks).
So I would like to issue a public challenge. Anyone who believes that my case for a scientific understanding of morality is mistaken is invited to prove it in under 1,000 words. (You must address the central argument of the book—not peripheral issues.) The best response will be published on this website, and its author will receive $2,000. If any essay actually persuades me, however, its author will receive $20,000, and I will publicly recant my view.
Several hundred of you entered this contest—which was an extremely gratifying turnout. The philosopher Russell Blackford judged the essays and picked a winner. Here begins my exchange with its author, Ryan Born.—SH
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I am often asked what will replace organized religion. The answer, I believe, is nothing and everything. Nothing need replace its ludicrous and divisive doctrines—such as the idea that Jesus will return to earth and hurl unbelievers into a lake of fire, or that death in defense of Islam is the highest good. These are terrifying and debasing fictions. But what about love, compassion, moral goodness, and self-transcendence? Many people still imagine that religion is the true repository of these virtues. To change this, we must begin to think about the full range of human experience in a way that is as free of dogma, cultural prejudice, and wishful thinking as the best science already is. That is the subject of my next book, Waking Up: A Guide to Spirituality Without Religion.
The Significance of Our Insignificance
An Interview with Peter Watson
Peter Watson is an intellectual historian, journalist, and the author of thirteen books, including The German Genius, The Medici Conspiracy, and The Great Divide. He has written for The Sunday Times, The New York Times, the Observer, and the Spectator. He lives in London.
He was kind enough to answer a few question about his new book The Age of Atheists: How We Have Sought to Live Since the Death of God.
My next book, Waking Up: A Guide to Spirituality Without Religion, will be published by Simon & Schuster in September. This is the third cover that David Drummond has created for me (along with those for Lying and Free Will). Great job, David!
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An Interview with Paul Bloom
Paul Bloom is the Brooks and Suzanne Ragen Professor of Psychology at Yale University. His research explores how children and adults understand the physical and social world, with special focus on morality, religion, fiction, and art. He has won numerous awards for his research and teaching. He is a past president of the Society for Philosophy and Psychology and a co-editor of Behavioral and Brain Sciences, one of the major journals in the field. Dr. Bloom has written for scientific journals such as Nature and Science and for popular outlets such as The New York Times, The Guardian, The New Yorker, and The Atlantic. He is the author or editor of six books, including Just Babies: The Origins of Good and Evil.
Paul was kind enough to answer a few questions about his new book.
Morality and the Christian God
An Invitation to Animators and Filmmakers
I've noticed a happy trend in online video: People have begun to produce animations and mashups of public lectures that add considerable value to the spoken words. If you are unfamiliar with these visual essays, watch any of the RSA Animate videos, like the one below:
Courage and Reason
An Interview with Sean B. Carroll
Sean B. Carroll is the author of Remarkable Creatures, a finalist for the National Book Award; The Making of the Fittest, winner of the Phi Beta Kappa Science Book Award; and Endless Forms Most Beautiful. Carroll also writes a monthly feature, "Remarkable Creatures," for the New York Times' Science Times. An internationally known scientist and leading educator, Dr. Carroll currently heads the Department of Science Education of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and is Professor of Molecular Biology and Genetics at the University of Wisconsin. His new book is Brave Genius: A Scientist, a Philosopher, and Their Daring Adventures from the French Resistance to the Nobel Prize.
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"I have known only one true genius: Jacques Monod," claimed Albert Camus. Known to biologists for his Nobel Prize–winning, pioneering genetic research, Monod is credited with some of the most creative and influential ideas in modern biology. But while a few texts mention in passing that Monod was "in the Resistance" and "friends with Albert Camus," none have examined the impact of the chaos of war on his work, nor the camaraderie between these two extraordinary men—until now. In Brave Genius: A Scientist, a Philosopher, and Their Daring Adventures from the French Resistance to the Nobel Prize, leading evolutionary biologist and National Book Award finalist Sean B. Carroll draws on a wealth of previously unknown and unpublished material to tell the dramatic and inspiring story of the lives of two men who triumphed over overwhelming adversity to pursue the meaning of existence on every level from the molecular to the philosophical.
Sean was kind enough to answer a few questions about his new book.
I am very happy to announce that my wife and editor, Annaka Harris, has published her first book. The purpose of I Wonder is to teach very young children (and their parents) to cherish the feeling of "not knowing" as the basis of all discovery. In a world riven by false certainties, I can think of no more important lesson to impart to the next generation.
I Wonder is now available for pre-order at Amazon and Barnes & Noble
Advance Praise for I Wonder:
"I Wonder offers crucial lessons in emotional intelligence, starting with being secure in the face of uncertainty. Annaka Harris has woven a beautiful tapestry of art, storytelling, and profound wisdom. Any young child—and parent—will benefit from sharing this wondrous book together."
—Daniel Goleman, author of the #1 bestseller Emotional Intelligence
"What an enchanting children's book – beautiful to look at, charming to read, and with a theme that wonderers of all ages should appreciate."
—Steven Pinker, Professor of Psychology, Harvard University, and author of How the Mind Works
"I Wonder captures the beauty of life and the mystery of our world, sweeping child and adult into a powerful journey of discovery. This is a book for children of all ages that will nurture a lifelong love of learning. Magnificent!"
—Daniel Siegel, author of Mindsight and The Whole-Brain Child
"I Wonder is a delightful book that explores and encourages the playful beginnings of wonder and a joyful appreciation of natural mystery."
—Eric Litwin, author of the #1 New York Times bestselling children's book, I Love My White Shoes and Pete the Cat
"This marvelous book will successfully sustain and stimulate your child's natural sense of curiosity and wonder about this mysterious world we live in."
—V.S. Ramachandran, author of The Tell-Tale Brain: A Neuroscientist's Quest for What Makes Us Human
"I Wonder is a reminder to parents and their children that mysteries are a gift and that curiosity and wonderment are the treasures of a childlike mind."
—Janna Levin, Professor of Physics and Astronomy, Columbia University, and author of How The Universe Got Its Spots
"I Wonder teaches the very young that we should marvel at the mysteries of the universe and not be afraid of them. Our world would be a lot better if every human understood this. Start with your own children and this book."
—Jeff Hawkins, founder of Palm, Handspring, and the Redwood Neuroscience Institute, and author of On Intelligence
It has been nearly three years since The Moral Landscape was first published in English, and in that time it has been attacked by readers and nonreaders alike. Many seem to have judged from the resulting cacophony that the book's central thesis was easily refuted. However, I have yet to encounter a substantial criticism that I feel was not adequately answered in the book itself (and in subsequent talks).
So I would like to issue a public challenge. Anyone who believes that my case for a scientific understanding of morality is mistaken is invited to prove it in under 1,000 words. (You must address the central argument of the book—not peripheral issues.) The best response will be published on this website, and its author will receive $2,000. If any essay actually persuades me, however, its author will receive $20,000,* and I will publicly recant my view.
Submissions will be accepted here the week of February 2-9, 2014.
*Note 9/1/13: The original prize was $1,000 for the winning essay and $10,000 for changing my view, but a generous reader has made a matching pledge.
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I will take your questions from 6-7pm (Eastern), Monday 4/29. Please use the Twitter hashtag #AskSamAnything to participate.
Possible topics include: the mind/brain, science v. religion, free will, moral truth, meditation, terrorism, consciousness, gurus and cults, publishing, lying, etc.
Note: If you are following the conversation live, you will need to keep refreshing your browser to watch it develop.
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A new edition of my short book, Lying, will be published as a hardcover in the fall. The book will contain responses to the best questions and criticisms I receive from readers, and this new material will be included in a revised edition of the e-book.
So this is an appeal to the wisdom of the crowd: If you have read Lying and have doubts about my argument, please be in touch through the contact page of this website by June 1st. And if your question or comment makes it into the appendix, or causes me to alter a single word of the main text, I will send you signed copies of all my books—The End of Faith, Letter to a Christian Nation, The Moral Landscape, Free Will, and the revised edition of Lying—in the fall.
Thanks for reading—and thanks, in advance, for your help.—SH


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Stella Mae "Teddie" Gallaway Olson passed away on Sunday, March 3, 2013 at her home in Santa Clarita, CA. Teddie was born in Raymond, NE on September 20, 1916 to Stella Irene "Teddie" Baird Gallaway and Clyde Waldo Gallaway. She attended elementary and secondary schools in rural Harrison, NE, Omaha, NE, and graduated from Crawford High School, Crawford, NE. Teddie earned a two year teaching certificate from Chadron State College in Nebraska. Later, she returned to Chadron State where she got her Bachelor of Science degree in mathematics. She earned a Master of the Arts degree from Pepperdine University in Malibu, CA. Teddie continued her education and had many units above her master's degree. She was a "true" student. She loved learning.
Teddie married Arthur O. Olson (Battleview, ND) in June 1935 at her parents' ranch. They had two daughters, Ruth Irene and Dolores Mae "Dori." Teddie was a loving and caring wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. In October of 2012 she traveled to San Diego, CA to see her first great-great-granddaughter. Then, in February of 2013 she was blessed with her second great-great-granddaughter. Her accomplishments were many, but she never lost sight of her family. She had special experiences that she shared with each one of them over the years. She had a knack for relating to each generation as they came along.
Teddie had a remarkably productive life. She taught at a rural school outside of Harrison, NE early in her marriage when she and her husband and daughters lived on her parents' ranch in Sioux County, NE. Then, she moved to Culver City, CA in 1943 to join the war effort. Art worked on the Spruce Goose and Teddie attended
, both were programs established to help with the war. After returning to Nebraska, Teddie continued to take care of her family while she did the training necessary to become a Red Cross volunteer nurse's aide. She continued this service until the war was over. Teddie had many ventures throughout her life. She ran the Community Chest effort in Scottsbluff, NE with great success; she was a substitute teacher while her children were small and taught at Lake Alice rural and Owl Creek rural school. She worked at a bakery when she decided she wanted to learn how to decorate cakes, she taught sewing at the Singer Sewing Machine Company in Scottsbluff, NE; all the while running her home and attending every function that involved her daughters. She drove kids to out of town games all through the 50's to watch the Scottsbluff Bearcat teams and band. She was active in the Plymouth Congregational Church in Scottsbluff, NE and taught Sunday school for many years. She belonged to the Doe's and loved playing bridge. She always had a project she was experimenting with… one year she made candy, one year she raised chickens, and another she raised strawberries. She was bookkeeper for the Olson Tire Company that she and her husband opened in 1955. After her daughters were married, she became an electrologist. This required her to obtain a cosmetology license. She returned to college in 1964 and finished her degree. She taught for a short tenure at Melbeta High School and then moved to California. She taught mathematics in the Palos Verdes Unified School District at a middle school, Dapple Grey, until she was 69 years old. Teddie loved every single day of this experience. Her students were the "apples of her eyes" and she cherished the experience of helping them learn to love math as she did. To her, there was not a child born who could not learn if their method of learning was discovered. She was a genius at this discovery. Her "Math" teams did exceptionally well in competition! After retirement, she continued to substitute teach in Kentucky and then in the William S. Hart Union School District in Santa Clarita, CA.
In her later years she remained active, doing her exercises every single day and attending birthday parties, weddings or just traveling to spend time with loved ones. She was an avid reader and loved playing internet games. She lived life right up to the end. She will be missed every day by those who loved her so much.
Teddie is survived by her sister, Josephine Gallaway Kennedy; daughter, Dori (Bud) Murray; grandchildren, Jamie Lee Venger Lewis, Roc LeRoy (Debbie) Murray, Tad Chernoff (Cheryl) Venger, Kodee Kim Murray, Ric Clifford Arthur Murray, Rake Gallaway (Marianne) Murray, Tirey Lewis (Ilse) Venger; great-grandchildren, Janelle Lee Lewis, Kari Gene Lewis (Jeff) Reed, Michael LeRoy (Noelle) Murray, Chris Parkin Murray, Scott Roc Franklin Murray, Erica Ann Venger, Emily Marie Venger, Kevin Jesiah Venger, Clara Maggie Ruth Venger, Kolby Stephan Venger, Ella Grace Murray, John Gallaway Murray; great-great grandchildren, Maddison Jule Murray, Peyton Lynn Reed; nieces and nephews, Robert Allen Stevens, Donald (Pam) Stevens, Lela Kennedy (Marvin) Criswell, William (Nancy) Kennedy, Avis Kennedy (Bob) Blaylock, Barbara Kennedy (Charles) Gregalis; 17 great nieces and nephews and several great-great-nieces and nephews.
Teddie was preceded in death by her husband, Arthur O. Olson; her daughter, Ruth Irene Olson Venger Edwards; her parents; infant sister, Ruth; brother, William Clayton Gallaway; sisters, Mary Elizabeth Gallaway (and Joe) Stevens, and Margaret Esther Gallaway (and Albert) Hickey; brother in law, Gerald Kennedy; niece, Margaret Stevens Shaffer; nephew, Jack Stevens; and great niece, Robin Stevens.
A Celebration of Teddie's Life will be held in California. She will be inurned at the Fairview Cemetery in Scottsbluff, NE. A mathematics scholarship will be established in her name.
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Catalyst 13.1 for Linux was released on Thursday as the first AMD Linux binary blob of 2013. This driver is notable since it officially supports X.Org Server 1.13.
X.Org Server 1.13
released in early September
but it took over three months for AMD to
support the xorg-server release by Catalyst. This driver release happened on the same day as
NVIDIA's 313.18 Linux driver
, which already brought forth support for the unreleased X.Org Server 1.14.
Aside from official X.Org Server 1.13 support, the only other official new feature of AMD Catalyst 13.1 is "production support" for Ubuntu 12.10. But at least there's also a couple of resolved bugs, per
the AMD release notes
The Catalyst 13.1 driver release for Linux x86/x86_64 can be downloaded from
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We recently announced the release of ADO.NET Entity Framework 4.1 Release Candidate which included the first go-live release of Code First. The final Release to Web (RTW) is planned to be released approximately a month after the Release Candidate (RC) was published. Between RC and RTW we are not adding any new features and are focusing on fixing any bugs or issues reported by folks using the RC.
One issue that has been raised by a number of folks is the side effects of changing the default maximum length of strings and arrays from 4000 in CTP5 to 128 in RC.
In particular this causes issues when mapping to an existing database with Code First because the new validation feature will ensure that all string and array data is shorter than 128 before trying to save. This results in a DbEntityValidationException stating:
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Inspecting the validation result states that:
"The field <property name>must be a string or array type with a maximum length of '128'."
Besides the inconvenience of having to explicitly specify the max length of most columns when mapping to an existing database we are hearing that 128 is just too short for a default and we need to chose something more appropriate.
There are two ways to resolve this issue in the RC release:
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Just had my first game of 5-a-side for many a year and made sure I didn't go flat out - all that twisting and turning is something I'm not so used to. I was suprised at how tired I was - obviously it's a different type of fitness - and the ball controls me rather than the other way around!
Seemed to pull a calf muscle at the end (I have had trouble with this running in the past) and this morning had a few aches and pains. Even though it doesn't contribute to my running performance I enjoy it, but I guess it's going to be a balance to ensure no real deterimental effect on my running. Anyone else had similar experiences ?
I play footy once a week, and it seems to fit in OKday after is usually a rest day though, or maybe short easy jog onlytbh I think it's quite good cross-training, if you don't take it too seriously/go mad at it - gives your knees/ankles a good twisty/turny workout, good for "fast feet" and short sprints etc etc...
Hey M C 23 that's what I do!
My most usual football related strain in the top of my thighs/groin. think that's because of the kicking. I've just started 5 a side again once a week so I hope that I won't bugger up any more running muscles.
Football uses many more muscles and more complex twisting and changing direction movements thus using different ligaments and cartilage as well. Its a good form of training and will help your running in the end, but it may stop your running in the first instance as you are not used to it.
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Spring Essence: The Poetry of Hň̂ Xuân HươngHn++ Xun++n Huong--whose name translates as "Spring Essence"--is one of the most important and popular poets in Vietnam. A concubine, she became renowned for her poetic skills, writing subtly risqun++ poems which used double entendre and sexual innuendo as a vehicle for social, religious, and political commentary. "The Unwed Mother" Because I was too easy, this happened. Can you guess the hollow in my heart? Fate did not push out a bud even though the willow grew. He will carry this a hundred years but I must bear the burden now. Never mind the gossip of the world. Don't have it, yet have it ! So simple. The publication ofSpring Essence is a major historical and cultural event. It features a "tri-graphic" presentation of English translations alongside both the modern Vietnamese alphabet and the nearly extinct calligraphicNn++m writing system, the hand-drawn calligraphy in which Hn++ Xun++n Huong originally wrote her poems. It represents the first time that this calligraphy--the carrier of Vietnamese culture for over a thousand years--will be printed using moveable type. From the technology demonstrated in this book scholars worldwide can begin to recover an important part of Vietnam's literary history. Meanwhile, readers of all interests will be fascinated by the poetry of Ho Xuan Huong, and the scholarship of John Balaban. The translator,John Balaban, was twice a National Book Award finalist for his own poetry and is one of the preeminent American authorities on Vietnamese literature. During the war Balaban served as a conscientious objector, working to bring war-injured children better medical care. He later returned to Vietnam to record folk poetry. Like Alan Lomax's pioneering work in American music, Balaban was to first to record Vietnam's oral tradition. This important work led him to the poetry of Hn++ Xun++n Huong. Ngo Than Nhan, a computational linguist from NYU's Courant Institute of Mathematics, has digitized the ancientNn++m calligraphy. Also available by John Balaban |
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With Culture and Imperialism, Said offers a powerful investigation of the relationship between culture and the imperialism of the West. Probing masterpieces of the Western tradition--including Austen's Mansfield Park, Conrad's Heart of Darkness, Verdi's Aida, and Camus's The Stranger--Said illuminates how the justification for empire-building in the 19th and early 20th centuries was inescapably embedded in the cultural imagination of the West. The result was a way of thinking that affirmed not merely the Europeans' right but also their obligation to rule--and touched nearly every facet of life in both the colonies and the imperial capitals.
Said reveals as well how writers such as W. B. Yeats, Salman Rushdie, Aime Cesair, and Chinua Achebe have challenged this imperial vision to reclaim for their peoples the right of self-determination in history and literature. Imperialist assumptions, Said argues, continue to influence our politics and our arts--from the media s coverage of the Gulf War to debates about what literatures are worth teaching in our schools. Finally, Said argues for an awareness that all cultures are interdependent and that the true human community is global.
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Cardinals DC Horton says job interviews are 'win-win' for all involved
Arizona Cardinals defensive coordinator Ray Horton figures to be a fairly hot commodity with regards to head coaching jobs this offseason.
Horton, who interviewed for the St. Louis Rams opening last offseason before the team hired Jeff Fisher, is credited for transforming Arizona's defense from one of the worst units in the league to one of the best.
So it stands to reason at least a few teams with openings will take a look at Horton.
A guest of Arizona Sports 620's Doug and Wolf Thursday, Horton said an interview like the one he had with the Rams is valuable for for both sides.
"I think both sides learn something," he said, noting how you learn about the team you're interviewing with while they learn about your philosophies. "I think, probably, it's a win-win for everybody involved.
"They get a little exposure, I get a little exposure, so I think both sides probably should ask poignant questions."
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Dr. Daniel R. Turner graduated from the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry in 1991. He works in Detroit, MI and specializes in Pediatric Cardiology. Dr. Turner is affiliated with Childrens Hospital Of Michigan. He speaks Chinese, English, French, German and Spanish.
Gender: Male
Years in Practice: 24 Years
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Just having a little fun with a shot I took of a shiny red Honda motorcycle in the parking area for the Rainbow Springs State Park, in Dunnellon, Florida.
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Having lived most of my life in the northeast U.S., I am enjoying retired life in sunny Florida. I enjoy photographing many different kinds of things, but especially flowers and animals, including the beautiful birds found here in Florida. I am currently using a Canon EOS Rebel XSi/450D camera, a Canon 55-250 mm telescopic zoom lens, and a Sony P10 Cyber-shot digital camera. My newest acquisition is a Canon PowerShot SX260 HS, a point and shoot which I will be carrying in my purse.
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Thanks, Dot! Just having some fun!
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LOL! Thanks, Vee!
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That is a very shiny motor cycle, the owner must love it, great capture Dot.
It was immaculate, Andrea. Thanks!
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WooHoo! I love surprises! Thank you so much, Janine!
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Excellent capture and editing and congrats on your feature.
Many thanks, Rosie!
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Thanks, Pat! IN YOUR FACE would have been a great title, sorry I didn't think of it!
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Yup, fun and SHINY! LOL Thanks, Gena.
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OH now this is great, love the red and chrome..feels like it is coming right at me..
LOL..Okay just read the title..it is comin at me..
Ha! That's too funny, Kim! Glad you like this shiny red monster. Anything with lots of chrome, I like!
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Awesome Pov and color.. love it. :)))
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Report: Arizona Cardinals sign CB Teddy Williams
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Williams has yet to appear in a game this season, but could provide defensive and special teams depth for the Cardinals.
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This review is from: Kingston HyperX Edition Steelseries Siberia v2 Headset
Pros: Very comfortable. Retractable mic is convenient. I only pull it out far enough to be next to my mouth. No need to pull the mic out and hang in front of my lips. Everyone is able to hear me loud and clear.
Comes with a cord extension if you need the extra length.
Cons: None
Other Thoughts: I have had a few headsets in the past. My favorite was a $40 plantronics brand from best buy that lasted me for several years. I pwned many noobs in my 1.6 and CZ days with that headset. Over time the volume wheel caused the sound to short out which required I fiddle with it from time to time to make sure sound came out of both ears evenly.
That headset finally fell to my wrath and had to be replaced. It's been a few years since I had that one, but I definitely can tell this one is the best headset I've ever owned. the sound is very crisp and clear. Much easier to distinguish different sounds. Music and bass also very pleasing with this headset.
Good construction and quality feel.
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Pros: Very big compared to the 17" Hanns G I upgraded from.
I was still impressed with it compared to the 21" AOC my wife is using.
Good, bright colors when calibrated correctly. Once I switched it to sRGB I only had to make minor adjustments to brightness and contrast to get a nice, crisp display.
Colors are much better than any other monitor I have owned before.
Cons: When using the premium setting for AMA it causes ghosting. I tried it out a few times and was not able to get over the level of ghosting produced on the premium setting. High setting is just fine.
Other Thoughts: I was disappointed to find out that this monitor only does 60 Hz at 1080. I thought it would do 75 Hz at 1080, but I'm ok with that. I should have researched it a bit further before making an assumption.
I mostly play CS:GO and this monitor has made a difference. I will eventually upgrade to a 120-144 capable monitor, but I can't really take full advantage of that now due to limitations with my video card.
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I got this to replace a MoBo that was crippled after a surge. Thankfully only the board needed replacing and it was completely painless.
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Other Thoughts: The board is tiny. I knew it was micro atx, but it's about 2/3 the size of the micro atx board it replaced. I was just surprised. Makes my mid tower look huge on the inside. Less is more? No complaints here.
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Brandon Moss
Moss looks forward to being part of Indians' lineup
CLEVELAND -- Brandon Moss got to meet most of his new teammates ..... in town for Tribe Fest this weekend. Moss was acquired from the Athletics on Dec ..... rumored and discussed for five days. Moss got the call that he was traded to Cleveland
Identifying MLB's most- and least-shiftable teams
consequences. Those lefty pull hitters will also lose singles to shifted infielders. As for the Indians, Carlos Santana and Brandon Moss are extremely shiftable. Nick Swisher only a little less so. On the Astros, Chris Carter is almost an automatic shift
Indians get 3 more deals, avoid arbitration cases for 2015
Indians have agreed to one-year contracts with outfielder Brandon Moss , right-hander Bryan Shaw and right-hander Josh Tomlin ..... 2.25 million) on Thursday. The Indians obtained Moss from Oakland in the first trade of the winter meetings
A's Stephen Vogt, Brandon Moss set for surgeries
right foot Tuesday, while outfielder Brandon Moss is set for surgery on his right hip ..... healthy by spring training in February. Moss ' operation will be Oct. 21 in Nashville ..... Forst said. The 31-year-old Moss played a career-high 147 games this
Will 2015 be another 2012 for Athletics?
right fielders, consisting largely of Josh Reddick, Brandon Moss , Jonny Gomes, and Chris Carter. Coco Crisp and Seth ..... out. Which, again, is really hard to do. In 2013, Moss got even better and Josh Donaldson exploded and money
American League Central: Status Report!
of Murphy, Swisher and Bourn has to bounce back, because the Indians can't paper over $30 million in mistakes. Brandon Moss should help, and the Indians have enough pitching to balance Corey Kluber's likely (if modest) regression. But those
Moss hopes Progressive Field is a better fit than Oakland
SAN DIEGO -- One of Brandon Moss ' initial reactions to getting traded ..... Coliseum. It killed me as a hitter," Moss said on Monday a couple hours after ..... there." Over the past three seasons, Moss has hit 32 points better on the road
Indians reportedly in talks to acquire Moss from Oakland
Athletics about acquiring first baseman/outfielder Brandon Moss . Moss would go a long way toward providing the Indians with ..... According to STATS LLC, over the past three seasons Moss is averaging a home run per 15.93 at-bats, which
A's hammer Tigers, win 10-0
Brandon Moss sounds off after the big win over Detroit.
Moss , Fuld slug A's past Mariners, increase AL wild-card lead
Sam Fuld and Brandon Moss hit solo home runs, Jon Lester combined with three relievers on a seven ..... starter Chris Young. It was Oakland's only hit until sixth inning. Moss hit his 24th homer leading off the seventh, his first home run since