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The moment when Ibn Tamiyyah said "NO!" to the Romans and chose to stand up for what he believed in, even when faced with certain death was epic. Even more so than many of the epic battles and plots that have come and gone over the course of this story. And then Alexandros granting him his freedom for having the backbone to do that was a moment powerful enough to almost make me cry. It truly shows what Alex is made of. With a wise man like him leading Persia I'm sure that the future state will flourish, despite outside attempts to destroy it. While I might have been a supporter of Andi in the past I'm now firmly behind the Gabrielids.
I also have a little observation. Andi is the most... um...productive emperor since the Megas. His brood of children is huge. And they're mostly legitimate males to boot. On top of that, only those by Cecilia can legally inherit, despite Doryotta's children being just as legitimate. If this isn't a disaster in the making, I don't know what is.
Manuel is turning out nicely so far. He's intelligent and well versed in palace politics already but isn't showing any of the bloodthirstiness that Ioannis has. But there's plenty of time for that. And he's also another factor to be taken into account in the succession. He might not know who his mother is yet, but he'll find out eventually. Of that I'm sure. And when that happens things will get really messy.
As a long term prediction on my part: Manuel will succeed Ioannis as head of the Oikoi. Combined with knowledge of his true parentage, it will lead to the problems foreshadowed in one of the first updates to feature the Oikoi. He will most likely hijack the Oikoi to his own ends. But I could be wrong.


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State Fire Marshal Butch Browning and Agriculture and Forestry Commissioner Mike Strain say half of Louisiana's parishes are too dry to allow private burning.
They have ordered a burn ban in 32 North and Central Louisiana parishes, starting at 3 p.m. Wednesday.
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Investors will have the chance to forge links with businesses involved in Norfolk's buy-to-let property market at a major exhibition this year.
Businesses in the sector will be able to connect with more than 300 landlords, property investors and buy-to-let newcomers at the Buy To Let Expo on November 10, which takes place at Norwich City Football Club.
Run in association with EDP Homes24, the expo, which is the region's largest property event of the year, has been organised by Invest Events and is being aimed at both established investors and those looking to invest in property for the first time.
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Danny Jackson on High School Soccer and the U.S. Development Academy
Daniel (Danny) Jackson is a former Major League Soccer (MLS) player and was captain of the Seattle Sounders. SN is pleased to bring readers Danny Jackson's column with insights into the professional world of soccer.
Let's talk about the U.S. Soccer Federation's new policy on boys' Development Academies – the move that will require nearly year-round training and prevent players from joining their high school teams.
Obviously, there's been some hot debate since the policy was announced last month, with parents, coaches and players coming down both for and against. Our national soccer gurus argue that breaks from premier training harm elite players, that they learn bad habits in high school soccer and must be retrained. I do understand national officials' overarching reasoning: that a more rigorous model must emerge if American players want to compete more effectively on the world stage.
But we must acknowledge that high school sports provide a powerful experience for Americans, and play a significant role in this country's culture. And that taking this opportunity away from young soccer players might do more harm than good.
Admittedly, I have no personal model for the kind of experience American high school sports delivers. In England, where I was raised and trained, high school soccer has no bearing or influence on athletic or social prowess. Competitive players participate on school teams for as long as they can, but club play takes over early – around 14. In England, professional academies rule the roost. These fortunate young players receive free high-level training, focused on pushing those select groups of players into the professional ranks as quickly as possible.
In many ways, players are a commodity for their clubs. The lower division teams often invest what they can to develop good local talent, and then attempt to sell players on to higher-level clubs with deeper pockets. This funding will then help sustain whole programs for years. The entire system is designed to identify, develop and profit from talented youth players. It's been this way for generations in England, and every serious young talent just hopes to be spotted and ushered into the system.
I myself played school soccer until I was about 14 years old. I played on the High School U-19 team, a young buck amongst men. I was barely even shaving. But I was always protected. I'll never forget one of my older teammates, a Rugby player named Andrew, threatening a forward who was roughing me up when I was on defense. Andrew told him calmly, "If you touch him again, I'm going to break your legs." It was a great lesson in protecting your own, that who you have around you is important. It was also my first introduction to how sports can have a profound social impact on a young boy.
I enjoyed playing on this team very much. I was respected, even as a young player, and this, of course, felt very fulfilling. I was fortunate to have always played on successful school and club teams, but they were always for my age. This was different. I was suddenly around older players and older peers. I was welcomed into the group, and worked hard to prove myself. But, aside from the social impact it had on me, that experience taught me how to look after myself, play against much stronger and more aggressive players, and how to carry myself with maturity on and off the field. I can clearly see the parallels of a freshman playing on a varsity team in the U.S. But I had to give up school soccer when my training at Leeds United no longer permitted it. For me, and every other talented youth player, the goal was always to join the professional soccer scene. But I will never forget that year playing school soccer, and how it benefited me in so many ways.
In America, soccer is one of many sports that make up the high school experience, a unique piece in this culture's social fabric. And while high school sports have always been a stepping stone for professional athletes of all stripes, for many players the experience is mostly about camaraderie and community. High school sports hold an iconic place in the hearts of Americans. It's a world that's often portrayed on TV and in movies; the experience of playing, and then receiving your letters and letterman jacket. This is an attainable goal, compared to college and professional play. And because it is possible, and because of the way it's elevated in our hearts and minds, it becomes very influential.
High school sports are also a powerful shared experience in America; if someone says they played varsity soccer, basketball, football or baseball, everyone knows what that means. A letter in Texas is the same as a letter in New York, and it's something people treasure for a lifetime. In many communities around the country, families are intimately connected to their high school and athletic programs. Generations can share the same experience of representing their community and school, and playing against their rivals. Sitting around the dinner table, telling old stories. Sitting in the stands, reliving their own high school athletic experience, as they watch their son or daughter, grandchild, and even great grandchild play. There are very few families that can share this experience at the college level, and much less at the upper echelons of premier youth soccer. The connection is at the high school level, and it is very special.
In premier youth sports, players are proud of their clubs. But they tend to attach themselves to specific teams at very specific points in time. Clubs are made up of highly ambitious individuals who play there until opportunities take them elsewhere. In high school, the four years that players spend on a team link them to a larger tradition; players know who has come before them, and in turn, set the stage for the future.
High school sports are place-based, linking athletes to a lifelong community and family web. As players get older, those experiences become a point of reflection. And when students come "home" from college – or wherever they might move as adults – they can support their high school teams at big games, and tap back into that connection. Playing for the Leeds United academy team, we never had that; after our pre-professional training, everyone moved on to far-flung corners of the world. My teammates and I still try to stay connected, but it's tough.
And clubs just can't compete with high school teams for community visibility. In places like Mercer Island, outside Seattle, for instance, the local high school inspires unbelievable passion. Maroon sweatshirts are everywhere, and star athletes become local celebrities.
That's because high school players enjoy the irreplaceable opportunity to shine in front of a broad audience – their
peers, teachers and neighbors – not just coaches, parents and scouts. Everyone celebrates great games and wins. And, if players are really good, they get to be superstars on their high school teams, while they might be just average on their academy teams. That feel-good factor is very special for athletes. Nothing can really replace that feeling of playing well, winning a big game, and people patting you on the back to congratulate you.
As a young person, that kind of adoration doesn't come around often enough. There are so many pressures on young people today. The demand for good grades to go to college, the competition in youth sports, and the evolution of social media has accentuated every piece of a teenager's life. But high school sports are still pure. There is a generational connection, in which many can relate to players' performances and experiences. When you think about the personal interests and technological gap between the average 15-year-old and the average 75-year-old, it's vast. But if they both played high school sports, there's something to talk about.
I do think the benefits far outweigh the negatives when it comes to high school soccer, even for premier players. And the season only lasts about six to eight weeks. That's just not enough time to make or break the training of any player. If it does push them down into a chasm of bad habits, then coaches need to re-think how they're teaching their players. I would hope their good habits are so strong that being surrounded by players of different skill levels is not going to negatively impact them as strongly as some might fear.
I also believe academy coaches could approach the high school season differently, and help players get more out of it. First, they could recognize that it's a break from the intense pressure of competitive soccer, which is important. They could also challenge players to focus on leadership during high school seasons, demanding the development of different skills. Hold weekly team meetings during the high school season to keep the social connection, and reiterate the message you want to convey. Coaches can set goals and create checkpoints during these types of meetings, as well.
I think preventing youths from playing high school soccer could also create some problems. At the U-15 and U-16 levels, for instance, what if a player cannot play high school soccer, but then does not make his academy team the next year? Now he has to try to integrate himself onto an established high school team, which can be tough.
I also wonder what will happen to those naturally-talented high school players who either can't afford academy training or are not exposed to the premier system. Will they still be seen and recruited for opportunities? Will they suffer and stagnate when the level of high school play goes down, as talented peers are confined to academies?
One of the things I really like about high school sports in this country is that money is not a factor, like it is in premier-level play. It's about winning, about pride in your team, school and community. There is no guarantee of playing time, and for many players it's their first exposure to a more competitive level of play, where they could spend significant time on the bench. Players must earn their places. In club soccer, there is definitely an expectation on the part of players and parents: I'm paying, I should play.
For me, the following questions really capture the issue: Why do high school players commit themselves wholeheartedly to their teams, year after year, when some don't get much playing time? Would they work that hard in the academy system? Would their parents allow that?
And that tells you why high school sports are important to American kids and families. They want to be part of a larger experience, a legacy, a community.
And that's a powerful motivator that no amount of premier training can match.
Danny Jackson's recent coaching experience ranges from youth soccer at Eastside FC and the Sounders FC / ODP youth development program and speaks to high schools and youth clubs regarding the far reaching impacts of youth sports. Danny also is serving as the Director of New Business for Korrio.


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That is the most sexiest lesson ever... Despite the older's being a bit hard on her kisses.
wetandgooshie July 1, 2013
Damn they got my pussy throbbing
OUO August 6, 2013
love the 'older' woman ;).....would like to have seen more of her getting off
Court October 12, 2012
Pussy eating at its finest! Definitely makes my clit stand at attention. FYI...the brunette is Sandra Shine and the blonde is Sophie Moon. They have other videos together that are just as hot!
Slicklips January 2, 2012
The brunette knows how to lick pussy.
meow July 26, 2011
would be hotter if the younger girl wasn't a skeleton
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Linda August 5, 2011
What is the older woman`s name? I just love her! I would like to be licked by her!
so lovely pussy GO MASTUR July 25, 2011
yo July 23, 2011
why do girls kiss each other's mouth when they got pussies and boobs ? mmm so hot
peeweeherman July 22, 2011
The lighting of the rooms is always so sexy in these Viv videos. Quality production adds so much to the scene and the fucking.
tt July 22, 2011
I liked the shy, younger girl but the other is just as hot. I could watch both of them all day in different videos. I agree that the younger one should have done the same thing to the blonde. Maybe they should have used dildos on each other in both holes.
curious girl August 6, 2011
I would love to suck on those cute little tits and lick her tight pussy! Then turn around and suck the big tits and her pussy too!! I want some pussy.
John Doe August 7, 2011
@Linda if I recognized her correctly it's Kristina Helias. She's Hungarian, but she can speak English. :P I seen her in casting to porno movie xD
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Porno September 1, 2011
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Oh gosh I wish!
9 August 12, 2011
i am so wet right now.
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Shasha mi amor!
. July 21, 2011
I would have loved to have also seen the young girl suck the older woman's tits!!! At first I thought this was all fake, but then when I saw the younger one cum, that sure changed my thoughts. FANTASTIC!
Me July 20, 2011
that was fantastic!
kimi July 10, 2011
nice one
Karen July 10, 2011
Hot! The younger girl has an awesome body. Luv her small firm tits!
xoxo July 10, 2011
just perfect!!!
obsessed 2 July 10, 2011
i enjoy hearin' the young gurl screamin' 4 more. i'm gettin' wet want 2 see?
JD July 10, 2011
These women are SMOKIN' HOT. I wish I could be with them!!
ls July 10, 2011
wow..im so wet. they're so hot, i'd love to play with them!
achimdickschwengel July 10, 2011
holy shit damn hot. the younger has hast a perfect pussy with swollen lips, fantastic
Scotty July 10, 2011
Who is this stunning young girl ?
Momma July 10, 2011
I want that younger girl right now. Like right now.
stu July 12, 2011
the older woman is the hottest chick.....ever!!
Fuuu July 14, 2011
What hir name the older woman?
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By Jeff Walsh, Oasis Editor
June 1996
"Are you taping, I hope?" Camille Paglia asks instantly upon answering the phone in her office in the Humanities Department at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia.
Initially, it seems like an odd question, until the rapid-fire magical mystery tour through Paglia's thought process on gay teens begins.
She is upset by the new "fabulous" view of homosexuality and its origins, wants teens to "stop thinking about yourself and your adolescent problems" and look at your sexuality in the framework of a much larger perspective. And worst of all, she insists, are gay teens whose goal in regards to their sexuality is to be happy and well-adjusted. "People who are happy are slugs. They do not move the human race forward," she says.
Readers of Paglia's three best-selling books "Sexual Personae: Art and Decadence from Nefertiti to Emily Dickinson," "Sex, Art, and American Culture," and "Vamps and Tramps" won't be shocked by Paglia's remarks. Nor will people who read her regular columns in The Advocate, a national gay and lesbian magazine.
Paglia is used to controversy. More people hate her theories than have ever read them, she says. She is an open lesbian constantly accused of hating women and a pro-pornography feminist who especially loves gay male porn, pop culture and Madonna. An entire Internet mailing list even exists to discuss Paglia's various writings and theories.
Having viewed Oasis online prior to approving the interview, Paglia immediately dove into answering the questions posed. Her answers predicted their own follow-up questions and are presented in this article as unobtrusively as possible. A pure question and answer format would be too unwieldy. (Keep in mind when you read this, that she said everything in under 30 minutes)
Listening to Paglia speak is a fascination in and of itself, as her words bobble in her mouth like lottery balls -- until the winning phrase eventually finds its way out.
Your issue, your voice
Within the larger gay community, gay youth issues do not always rank highly, considering the focuses on marriage, the military and other pressing issues. Paglia says youth have to make the issue prominent, and shouldn't wait for anyone to do it for them.
"I think that young people themselves have to put it on the table. I very much oppose older people at any time speaking for younger people. I object to that as a 60's student," she says. "Where I've heard some gay activists talk about gay youth, I've disliked the tone, the paternalistic, condescending tone they have taken."
Paglia also dislikes how openly gay youth are sometimes presented by older gays on talk shows. "I've seen things where you see a gay teen sitting on a talk show here and then these people in their forties are making a big deal ... like they're trophies, trophies brought forward to prove some political point."
Maladjustment rules!
Paglia says many teens view their sexuality as a burden, as something that prevents them from being able to conform in school.
"But, again, it's a lack of perspective here. Every trauma that young people suffer can in the long run be very creative. The people in my high school who were the successful ones, who were the blonde WASP sorority queens/kings and all that... they didn't do anything with their lives. They peaked early. They were like magnificent gods and goddesses, what happened to them?" Paglia asks. "The people who were the misfits, the fire was in their belly because they were constantly being harassed or whatever. The people who were the misfits in the long run have this impulse to achieve. Look at Sandra Bernhard, the only Jew in Arizona apparently, as far as we know. Even Madonna. This impulse, energy to develop yourself and your talents is coming from maladjustment. That discourse has got to be brought back into this.
"What makes me a little uneasy about everyone getting together in high school and saying 'We're gay now, and we're happy about being gay' is that means all those people who are happy about being gay are taking that energy. They think being happy and adjusted is important. And that's not my idea at all. I'm a historian of the arts. People like Dante or Michelangelo or Keats, or whatever... all the great achievements... Blake? Blake was the biggest weirdo in the whole neighborhood!
"It's the person who doesn't fit in who eventually makes the achievement who has the outsider's view of the culture. So, I disapprove of a lot of ... I'm a Freudian, I love his insights, but I don't approve of therapy. I've never gone into therapy. I think a lot of Madonna's problems came when she got into therapy. The minute she got money, she went into therapy in Los Angeles and that was the end of it for her. While she was working out all of her conflicts in her videos and her art, it had tremendous mythological resonance. I still think she's a major artist, but I don't want people to adjust too quick.
"I don't like all this hand-holding where people have groups and say how fabulous they all are. And what the gay people do now is think 'we are the cool people now in high school. we're cool because we're gay.' I hate that! I mean, because it diverts energy away from self-development ultimately. I believe in personal responsibility with everything. I believe in personal engagement with things and not this huge theater in the high school of Us vs. Them and so on. There's something wrong with it. But, at the same time, it's good to find other people who are supportive and encouraging. But I think a lot of the problems that gay teens think they're suffering in high school is also being suffered by the straight ones. And that they think, 'Oh, finally, someone who respects my gayness,' actually they're just looking for somebody who will just be supportive to them and will help them articulate all the agonies of being young."
'People who are happy are slugs'
Paglia said one of the reasons she liked Oasis was its approach to helping teens without being too overbearing.
"I think it's a really good idea, and it's really dignified," she says. "You got people's pictures there, people are speaking in a rational voice to each other, rather than 'Oh, help me, heal my pain,' and that sort of thing.
"That pain can't ever be fully healed. Woody Allen and Barbra Streisand have been in psychoanalysis for like 30 years, it's like a lifetime commitment. You never get to the point where you feel no pain, because there's always pain and separation. There's always something there. Everyone's carrying wounds of some sort.
"The people who are happy are slugs. This is my message to gay teens, okay? People who are happy and adjusted are inert. They do not move the human race forward. The human race is moved forward by people who have suffered and who take their suffering as a kind of spring for self-development, creativity and production. That's my message.
"My God, when I look back on the chaos of being a teen. It was horrendous! I was lucky in a way because I was funny. So, I got off with a lot just by being funny, but I was like this tomboy, nerdy, socially inept person. I was the editor of the school newspaper and I was in the band. I played clarinet terribly. I was the last chair of the third section. I was awful. The whole dating scene was much more powerful back then, in the late 50s and early 60s and so on. That was teenage life.
"So, I think it's great that the Internet allows desperate, lonely, gay-tending youth everywhere ... When I looked at your thing on the web site, you see people in Canada being able to communicate with someone in Pennsylvania. I think that's absolutely great for people to be able to express themselves, because it's not just being gay that's traumatic when you're young. It's like being an artist or a writer in a high school of jocks or something. Being Jewish in a high school of WASPs. Being awkward, overweight, too tall, too short, it's a million things."
"But if you're on the Internet, obviously young gay people have a way of directly making their voice heard, in ways that were not the case before."
Origins and interpretations
Paglia says many people in the gay community also place too high a value on providing positive role models to gay youth.
"I don't think the terrors teens are experiencing are going to be solved by positive role models," she says. "I think it has to come from learning about general human life. I'd give them Jane Austen. I'd say 'Stop thinking about yourself and your adolescent problems. Read about ancient Egypt. Read a book about India.' That's the way to solve their problems, you have to have a much larger perspective. I think that's the issue right now. People are focusing too much on merely identifying themselves in terms of sexual orientation. What I want is young gays, and older gays too, with a broader perspective and understand the larger culture.
"Before Stonewall, I felt there was a larger sophistication that gay men in particular had. They understood they belonged to a very small splinter of a larger society, but they had this rich, rich culture they belonged to, this underground culture. And they were so wary, because it was so dangerous at that time to be out as a gay man, they were so wary about the larger culture, they studied it. They had this wary sense about it, and their observations about the larger culture were so accurate. Their insights, their perceptions about straight men, straight women and family life and the way society worked and so on.
"So, what I've been complaining about is sort of this after-Stonewall navel-gazing thing. It's like sort of like 'We are fabulous, the gay world. We are so fabulous. And we can understand the history of homosexuality and the origins of homosexuality, we understand it very simply, really. Once there was oppression, and now there's freedom. And where there isn't freedom, the problem is ignorance and darkness and intolerance. And someday we'll clear all that up.' This is such a naive view. It's a lousy, ludicrous view of oppression. It's like 'there are the people who have power and the people who don't have power, and the people in power have been preventing the powerless people from expressing themselves sexually.' This is madness. This is not the way homosexuality has developed.
"As far as I'm concerned, homosexuality has psychological roots as well as some disposition to something from birth. I don't think they're going to find a homosexuality gene. I think they're going to find something that causes certain personality types. Of course, one of my theories about gay men is that it's related to the art gene. I notice in teaching in art schools for 25 years that you get a kind of sensitive son who is born, who is then brutalized by his environment, because of whatever reasons, the brothers and fathers reject him and then you get him drifting toward women a little bit because he can talk with women and women sort of see the world in the way that he does, whatever. And then later, this adaptation that we call homosexuality, when the sexual impulses start to form later on and so on.
"What I hate is this very simplistic formula, which you hear from gay men all the time on talk shows: 'I've been gay for my whole life ... as far back as I can remember... since I was five.' And I go, since you were five? This is ridiculous. Even the classic Freudian analysis says everything is fixed by the time you are three, the shadowy realms before you even have a personality. You can't possibly go back and determine you were born gay, it's ludicrous. It's like saying you remember life in the womb.
"So, I think that's another of my complaints, with the intrusion of gay activists and their ideology into high schools. Where you have young gay teens in high school who are looking for something, and they have very few weapons, so the weapon they're picking up is this disgustingly clumsy PC weapon that is being forced on them essentially by gay activists who don't know what the hell they're talking about. It's a lot better to discover who you are through psychological means, through art, through literature, through looking at movies ... and not necessarily looking at contemporary movies, either. There are a lot of great films.
Paglia said it is not Hollywood's role to provide positive gay roles in its movies. We need to make our own movies, provide our own voices. Some voices Paglia would like to stifle...
"Like these crappy lesbian movies, 'Go Fish.' You think 'Go Fish' is a positive image for young people? It's the most depressing, embarrassing piece of crap, girls dragging themselves around, depressed losers. You have to get out of that."
Nuclear family meltdown
Paglia also hates assertions about gay suicide rates being higher than they are for their straight counterparts. She blames the whole phenomenon not on sexuality, but on other societal problems.
"The thing is, adolescence, high school, is horrible for everybody. It is a nightmare for straight youth as well," she says. "So when I hear all these figures about gay suicides, I'm like 'What are they talking about?' The suicide rate for non-gay teens is also high. It's a nightmare to make that transition from childhood to adolescence to adulthood in this culture where there's like this overprotective period.
"Adolescence is a modern, artificially demarcated state. There was never in history a situation where you have a class of young people being herded in this group at a time where their sex hormones are surging. It is this caging of the young, with all these surging sexual impulses going on among them, and then not to mention there's been an entire collapse of the entire family structure in the past 30 years. Divorce is at epic proportions and so on, and I believe that a lot of contemporary homosexuality is related to that collapse of the family structure.
"I have written about how I think the nuclear family, which the far right esteems so much, the two parents and their kids -- I think that is toxic and was never meant to be. Never in history was it meant to be, except you find it in pioneer families -- people on farms in the middle of homesteads or something like that. That's completely different. You're on a farm, you have two parents and six to ten kids all working in the field all day long.
"You don't have all this psychological problem that you get with this business of these two parents and these kids sitting in a tract house in the middle of a development with this manicured lawn around them in this suburban area with nothing but the mall as a prescription for the absolute cultural collapse... there's nothing there. So, what I feel contemporary homosexuality is about is the search for the missing parent figures who aren't there. The search for your sexual identity.
"I think that young men in particular are looking for their manhood, looking for a father and what it means to be a man. In this period where people are sitting at computers, and a girl sitting at a computer is the same as a guy sitting at a computer, there's been this androgynous washout between them. There's no physicality to it. Physicality has been mutilated. You have to go to the gym and hyper-develop yourself -- to make an effort to develop the body which is withering. So, that's why I feel very interested in gay male porn iconography and so on, because you get this idealism of the beautiful body, which is the only place left where there's anything masculine in the culture is in these icons. Lesbians aren't producing that, no matter how much they try. Lesbians are not oriented to the visual in that sense."
'A pretty charged issue'
In most major cities, support groups exist for gay youth. Most of them have strict rules about interaction between the counselors and the teens. No touching, talking outside the group, phone calls. Paglia said the precautions are not pedophobic, but valid.
"That's a pretty charged issue. It's very charged because it's a battle that still has not concluded, the issue of pedophilia. Even in the gay community, adult gay world, there's differing opinions on that," she says. "I've signed documents supporting NAMBLA, I'm on that side. NAMBLA was attracted to my work because from Sexual Personae on, I've been talking about the issue in the gay male world, not in the lesbian world, of the beauty of the adolescent male, the figure hovering between childhood and adulthood. I pointed out how frequent those images are in the past whether you're talking about Greek sculpture or Caravaggio or Michelangelo. There's no parallel to that in lesbian sensibility.
"It's been a huge issue as to what extent gay men are interested in underage youth. Some gay men are not. Some gay men are. It's very clearly there, you can see it in Oscar Wilde, the late 19th century gay men and so forth. This whole thing about the Boy Scouts, should the Boy Scouts be allowed to have openly gay troop leaders and so on. So, it's a huge issue that's all tangled up.
"You have to realize it's an amazing public relations problem for gay activism, because the far right would like to stereotype all gay men as child molesters and they would like to identify homosexuality with pedophilia. So, what I've done, and this is why I'm not very popular with a lot of gay activists, is say: To try and sweep that issue under the rug simply for political gains against the far right is not a good idea, because this pedophiliac eroticism is deeply, deeply, deeply imbedded in the history of male homosexuality, and to try and erase it or deny that it's there is unwise.
"So, in order to get groups for gay teens recognized in high school, the sacrifice is that the counselors have to watch out that the slightest thing they do can be misinterpreted, or perhaps correctly interpreted. After all, the Catholic church is filled with priests who have taken vows of celibacy but obviously have crossed the line toward both men and women. It's a very complex situation, but there are reasons for legitimate anxiety about it. It's not just 'Oh, there's absolutely no problem. This is homophobia, anybody who would dream that the counselor of a gay group in high school would be interested in his or her charges sexually.' I think there's legitimate reasons for concerns. For heaven's sake, I remember when I was in high school in the sixties, there was a guidance counselor who was like a real letch with the girls, so people can cross that line. And it's easier for people to recognize that because more people know about heterosexual impulses than they do about homosexual impulses, you see."
Media queen revisited
Paglia's Advocate columns usually spark vitriolic letters calling her a tired media queen whose half-baked views are not welcome. After she was featured on the Advocate's cover story (in issue #666, no less), the following two issues were filled with pages of scornful letters. Paglia says reaction to her Advocate columns is nothing compared to what life was like when Sexual Personae first arrived on the scene.
"For me, this is a piece of cake right now, as opposed to what it was when I came on the scene. I've only been on the scene for like six years."
As for claims she launched herself onto the scene with a planned media attack, Paglia said it's so untrue, it's laughable.
"It seems like centuries, but I was like 43 by the time I got my first book published. It took forever to get published. My history is horrendous, my first book was rejected by seven New York publishers, five agents, and even parts of it I couldn't get published. There are still tiny little bits of it that have never been published anywhere. So, I was in my 40s, and I had been in the unemployment line, so suddenly my book comes out in 1990, and it took about a year.
"One of the accusations against me is that -- which is like so stupid -- 'Oh, the reason she got famous is because she attacked other women.' This is just a bunch of baloney, or 'She postured herself in the media.' My picture wasn't even on the book. There's nothing known about me. The book was put out for $35, Yale Press, no publicity budget, and the book sold and sold and sold. It was by word of mouth.
"And a lot of it was gay men, there's no doubt in my mind that gay men discovered that book. The gay men that were in the bookstores somehow ... because there's a lot in it that's very scandalous about Michelangelo being a pornographer and all sorts of gay stuff, and they began putting the book forward. Mysteriously, I would get reports: Bookstore in Seattle, mysteriously Sexual Personae is being well displayed on a table near the door. So, by word of mouth, it was getting out there.
"But then, one year after the publication date, I started to be asked to write for the media. People who had been reading it asked me, I wasn't putting myself out there. There was no publicity. I had no publicist, nothing. The Times called, would I write on Madonna? It was one thing after another, people asking me, who were reading the book, to write on different topics. And all of the sudden I 'burst' into the media, it was like a year later.
"So, the point is, that's when it was vicious. You can't believe the beginning of the 90's for me. That's when The Advocate was calling me a Nazi for heaven's sake. I was on the front of The Village Voice, it was like a WANTED! poster. 'Wanted for intellectual fraud,' there were six faces there. I was the only woman, all the others were sort of conservatives, and this is the beginning of when people really understood what PC is. Now, everyone understands what PC is. But I was one of the first voices that was out there not from the right denouncing these excesses. So, people love to lump me with conservatives.
"Other people said 'She's in it for the money,' I was on the unemployment line... it was just every kind of lie, every kind of abuse. I needed security guards to go on campuses in the early part of the 90s, literally. At Brown, you can't believe the chaos. People were screaming, so now it's like nothing. It's really very mild right now. Some people write and they bitch at me, but I'm very well-established. People know my views at this point. There are people who don't, especially a lot of lesbians. They go, 'Oh, I know all about her,' and they don't bother opening a book. You still hear some lies now and then, she's this or she's that, people who are lazy. If you're going to be an original thinker, you've got to expect to get a lot of opposition. That goes with the territory, but right now, it's very much settled down.
"Actually, the biggest thing I've caused recently was not in The Advocate, it was in the New Republic, where I wrote this piece about Hillary Clinton as a drag queen. Actually, it was a little piece I did for the Internet that started it all, for Salon magazine in San Francisco. They asked me to write about the Hillary thing and I wrote a little op-ed piece for them calling Hillary a drag queen. So, then the New Republic editor Andrew Sullivan asked me to expand that into a longer piece for the New Republic, and it came out in March as a cover story. I have never in five years gotten that much abuse.
"People went bananas about that! 'To call Hillary Clinton a drag queen!' It was too much for the mind to take in, and the abuse was insane, so then other people wrote in against the letters against me. My specialty is essentially psychological interpretations of literature, art and culture and so on, and that automatically upsets people anyway, on no matter what level it upsets people. So, I'm used to that."
Paglia's attack
Paglia says The Advocate placing her on its cover with the headline "Attack Of The 50 Foot Lesbian" was pivotal for her. It happened around the launch of her most recent book "Vamps and Tramps."
"People thought they'd gotten rid of me and then all of the sudden I'm on the cover of the Advocate. People were infuriated of course. The people who like Urvashi Vaid, those people have been bitches to me since I've arrived on the scene. The entire gay activism establishment treated me like dirt. There's something really wrong here, when you have the kind of intolerance and dissent and so on. They think they have the truth. They have this one view of seeing the world. So, that was a big turning point, it really was, for The Advocate to do that to someone they had tried to destroy. They had been so nasty to me before, so that was an amazing turnaround.
"There's still huge animosity and huge abuse, there are pockets of it everywhere. Usually, at this point, people who are talking like that against me are people who don't read, literally don't read and who take their opinions second hand. For example, there was a little dust-up last week with this new movie, 'I Shot Andy Warhol,' about this lesbian Valerie Solanas who shot Andy Warhol, whom I had often spoke of as a peer of mine, a late sixties kind-of crackpot, individualist, very physical. A very dykey type that touches people, that's really my type.
"So, anyway, the star of this little independent film obviously heard from other people ... someone asked her in this profile last week about a comparison to her character and Camille Paglia. And she said, 'No, there's no comparison, because Valerie Solanas loved women, and Camille Paglia hates them.' Now, where is she getting this? This is a 28-year-old girl, apparently a talented actress, who obviously never opened a book of mine. I've written three best-selling books now. So, they called me up and they want me to respond. I said, 'What? You want to start a catfight up between me and this young actress who's never opened a book? This is ridiculous.'
"So, I gave them a comment. I said, 'That's a ridiculous statement to make about a person who's an open lesbian who has written adoringly about Madonna, Liz Taylor, Princess Diana, and the list goes on ... Raquel Welch, Sandra Bernhard.' I've written nothing but glowingly about women. Where do they get that I hate women? Why? Because I criticize Gloria Steinem? Yeah, I hate some women, but I also hate some men. There are such stereotyped ways of thinking in the gay and the feminist worlds, it's appalling how rigid it is, and the stupid clichŽs repeated again and again.
"So, you know, what can I say?"
Our thirty minutes were now up, but rather than giving her mouth a rest, she was expecting another interviewer to call for a 30-minute rant session. After that, she had students ready to take their finals.
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I always hear tremendous concern whenever the Fed is going to make any announcements. FOMC minutes will be announced today at 2 PM, but the Bernanke will not speak until after market, leaving speculators in pins and needles waiting to hear what he has to say. The topic? "100 Years of the Fed". No really ... sounds like a historical drama.
That said, the markets are showing us that the bulls are currently in charge. The question is, will strong market sentiment ignore news or show fear? That remains to be seen. Meanwhile, there are a plethora of good looking charts out there. Here are a few that I am watching.


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Liverpool boss Benitez defends his rant at Manchester United chief Ferguson
Liverpool manager Rafa Benitez has had 10 months to reflect on one of the defining moments of last season but the Spaniard is still standing by his amazing rant about Sir Alex Ferguson. Benitez put a great deal of preparation into his list of complaints about the Manchester United boss and delivered his speech in a calm manner. But the material was dynamite as he focused on Ferguson's complaints about fixtures and his perceived bullying of referees. VIDEO: Rafa's rant! Liverpool boss launches stinging attack on Fergie - plus full transcriptThe outburst came ahead of the Reds' match at Stoke where victorywould have allowed Benitez to look down on the rest of the PremierLeague. But after drawing at the Britannia Stadium it was widelyconsidered the Anfield chief had failed in an attempt to take onFerguson at mind games. Earlier this month Ferguson was handed a touchline ban after hispost-match complaints about referee Alan Wiley's fitness, so, doesBenitez allow himself a wry smile? Talking point: Benitez (right) had plenty to say about Old Trafford chief Ferguson 'No,' he said. 'I thought it was the best way to put things acrossand that people would see something that everybody knew and maybe noone could say. I said it. I was talking about facts,' he told The Times. 'Now the situation is different, but you still see things that you could say... 'It's better to leave it and focus on my team and try to improve our performance. That's the best way to help my team.' Benitez savages Sir Alex Ferguson: He has no respect, slams Liverpool bossVIDEO: Rafa's rant! Liverpool boss launches stinging attack on Fergie - plus full transcriptUnited affront! Gary Neville needs to take off his red-tinted specs and let referees get on with the jobRafa Benitez tells Liverpool chiefs: Sell Fernando Torres and I will quit the clubLIVERPOOL FC
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Henry Potts joined Mentor Graphics in March of 1999 as Vice President and General Manager of the Systems Design Division. Potts brings more than 33 years of experience in the electronics industry to his role at Mentor Graphics, including experience in IC & Systems development to serving as President and CEO of a venture capital funded startup. He served as a Senior Vice President for Hitachi Semiconductor where he oversaw all marketing and product development activities for microprocessor and embedded products for the US markets. He has also held senior management positions at Motorola, VLSI Technology, Schlumberger and Texas Instruments. Potts has a BS degree in Electrical Engineering from University of Southwestern Louisiana.


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Mrs. Ples
Catalog number | STS 5 |
Common name | Mrs. Ples |
Species | Australopithecus africanus |
Age | 2.05 mya |
Place discovered | Sterkfontein, South Africa |
Date discovered | 18 April 1947 |
Discovered by | Robert Broom, John T. Robinson |
Mrs. Ples is the popular nickname for the most complete skull of an Australopithecus africanus specimen ever found in South Africa. Many fossils of this species, which are considered to be the distant relatives of all humankind, have been found in the Sterkfontein area, in what has been designated the Cradle of Humankind World Heritage Site, which is situated approximately 70 kilometres southwest of Pretoria. Mrs. Ples was discovered by Robert Broom and John T. Robinson on 18 April 1947. The cranial capacity is about 485 cubic centimeters.[1] The catalog number for Mrs. Ples is STS 5.
The nickname Mrs. Ples was derived from the scientific designation Plesianthropus transvaalensis (near-man from the Transvaal), initially given to the skull by Broom; the nickname itself was coined by young coworkers of Broom.
The sex of the skull is not completely certain and so Mrs. Ples may in fact be Mr. Ples. In addition, X-ray analysis of the roots of the teeth of Mrs. Ples has suggested that it was a sub-adult, so a designation of Miss Ples or Master Ples is also possible.
Some experts have suggested that a partial skeleton, known only by its catalogue number of STS 14 that was discovered in the same year, in the same geological deposit and in proximity to it, may belong to this skull. If correct, this would make Mrs. Ples the South African counterpart to the famous Lucy fossil.
The fossil has been dated by a combination of palaeomagnetism and uranium-lead techniques to around 2.05 million years.
In 2004, Mrs. Ples was voted 95th in the SABC3's and e.tv's Great South Africans Top 100 list.[citation needed]
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- ^ Endocranial Capacity of Early Hominids, Charles A. Lockwood, William H. Kimbel. Science 1 January 1999:Vol. 283 no. 5398 p. 9
- Herries, A.I.R., Shaw, J. 2011. Palaeomagnetic analysis of the Sterkfontein palaeocave deposits; age implications for the hominin fossils and stone tool industries. J. Human Evolution. 60, 523-539.
- Herries, A.I.R.., Hopley, P., Adams, J., Curnoe, D., Maslin, M. 2010. Geochronology and palaeoenvironments of the South African early hominin bearing sites: a reply to 'Wrangham et al., 2009: Shallow-Water Habitats as Sources of Fallback Foods for Hominins' Am. J. Phys. Anthro. 143, 640–646.
- Images of STS 5
- Tattersall, Ian, Schwartz, Jeffery (2000). Extinct Humans. Westview Press, Boulder CO. pp. 65–66. ISBN 0-8133-3482-9.
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Kelsey: Game Day Schedule
I have a secret obsession. It's a crazy and absurd obsession that many might find weird or slightly obsessive compulsive. My obsession is with logistics! I know you are probably thinking really logistics?! I love to figure out schedules, what time I need to arrive places and plan what time I should leave places to go onto the next place. I think maybe I should have a career in something like air traffic control. I love to hear the logistics of people's days and their "to do lists". So I thought I would share what a day in the life of Kelsey is like on a game day. For us dancers we have pretty hectic schedules with many of us in school and all of us with jobs other than the Jazz, and logistics and schedules are KEY into have a smooth running day!
Game days, as they have been for the past couple of games, are usually on week day nights. So this means that my day starts extra early to wake up for school! I wake up at 7:30 and get ready for school. As I am getting ready I am packing my "Jazz" bag for the game that night. I run down to my kitchen, with my school bag and game bag in tow and grab a bowl of cereal and eat while reading the newspaper. It's important to be up to date with what's going on locally, nationally and in the world! I am out the door by 8:30 and on my way up to the University of Utah. On my way to class I always stop at the Seven Eleven for a 44 oz diet coke because I NEED my Diet Coke to wake me up and give me some energy to power through the day!
Once I am up at the U of U, I am in classes from 9:10 to 12:45. After my last class I grab something to eat and another Diet Coke (of course) and head to the library to study and do my homework for that night because I won't have time to do it later that night. I study and do home work until 2:45. I then hike ( it literally feels like a hike) across campus to my car. From there I drive down to the ESA. We have to be in our dressing room at 3:45 but most of us get there around 3:20. Once in the dressing room I change and get into my practice clothes. From 4-5 we practice and space our dances for that night out on the court. After we are done with that we go back into the dressing room and eat dinner that the Jazz provides for us and get ready for the game. At 6 we have to be ready to go with our hair and makeup and in our sweats. Our coach goes over the game schedule for that night and then we go upstairs and greet the fans coming in! At 6:40 we go back down stairs and get into our first outfit for the game and touch up our hair and makeup and get stretched and warmed up to go! The game starts around 7:10 and ends usually around 9:30. After the game we go into the locker room and grab our bags and change out of our outfits and our coach reviews with us how the game went and how we performed. By the time we leave it usually 9:50. On the way I always get a Diet Coke (I am not even ashamed.) I am home around 10: 45 and go and immediately get ready for bed because I am exhausted by then! I always try and be asleep by 12:00 because the next day I usually have early morning class again!
That's the logistics of my day. It's a crazy hectic day on game days but so worth it! I feel so lucky to call this my job, because it isn't even like a job to me!
Kelsey: Being Jazz Fit
Any athlete, no matter the sport, can agree that in order to be an athlete you have to be in your top physical shape. As a dancer, the same saying applies. Why do you think most of the NFL line men take dance classes in their off season?! For coordination and being able to move quickly! As a Jazz dancer we have to be in our top physical shape. Not only to maintain a healthy looking figure but to have a healthy body so we can perform to the best of our abilities. Games require a lot of energy to get through and take physical strength and stamina. Try sprinting, jumping up and down and dancing all while in costumes with a smile on your face!
I have been dancing for 17 years and while being a Jazz Dancer, this is the easiest for me to dance. Why?! Because I am in my best physical shape I have ever been in! We Jazz dancers have a secret weapon, our trainer, Neil Anderson from GPP Fitness. Neil has been the Jazz dancer's trainer for a couple of years now. And his workouts WORK!
GPP Fitness is located in Centerville, Utah and the first time I went I was a little hesitant. I have always been used to going to gyms with the big, fancy machines. Whereas GPP looks like a warehouse with the old school weights, tires, rowers and an adult version of the monkey bars. But that's GPP's point exactly, the old stuff works. The basics give you the best results! Neil's philosophy is not only to be the healthiest "YOU" but to be mentally healthy as well, and living an active life promotes that! And whatever your needs, if you are just starting out, training for a marathon, or a dancer, GPP can accommodate certain workouts to specifically help you meet your goal! The way that they do it is workout classes. If you can't make it to his gym he puts his workouts for that day on his website. With links to GPP's YouTube page to show the specific move if you don't understand it. Because I am a student and live a busy life most days, when I don't have practice and can't make it to his gym I do the workouts online. The workouts can range 20 minutes to an hour. But the key is to know you are not competing with anyone else, only yourself. From doing these workouts I have seen muscles I never knew existed and my energy and stamina levels have increased immensely! I promise they can work for you too!
If you get a chance head up to GPP or check out the workouts online! This stuff works and you will see results soon!
I especially love the Jazz Fit games because of the routines we do (I loved the one with the Bear!) but because we help promote fitness. Here are some pictures of our Jazz Fit night!
Have a great week!!
♥ Kelsey


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Arsenal hand pointless Saints 6-1 drubbing
Published on Sep 16, 2012 6:59 AM
LONDON (AFP) - Arsenal taught Southampton a harsh lesson about the realities of life in the Premier League by hammering them 6-1 at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday.
Ivory Coast international Gervinho led the rout with two goals while Lukas Podolski's effort, a late Theo Walcott strike and two own goals continued an unbeaten start to the season for Arsene Wenger's side.
Southampton had to make do with a consolation from Daniel Fox after a terrible blunder from Wojceich Szczesny but manager Nigel Adkins will know he has plenty to do to lift his players after they were comprehensively outclassed.
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Description: | Looking Over the President's Shoulder presented by Barter Theatre October 14, 2012 - 3:00 p.m.,Goodloe Center, Mountain Empire Community College, Big Stone Gap, VA Admission: $12 adults, $8 seniors (55+), $6 students K-12, college students (with ID) and children under 5 FREE Looking Over the President's Shoulder is based on the real-life story of Alonzo Fields, the chief butler at the White House for 21 years during the Hoover, Roosevelt, Truman and Eisenhower administrations. Hailed as a great man with a story to tell, Fields looks on the presidents with respect and without judgment. He describes the experience as being in the front row and watching the passing parade of history. Step into the White House and into his story, one filled with humor and pride, that will grant you unique access to the most famous address in the nation brought to life by one of Barter Theatres most popular actors. |
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