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In My Stadium
I've had several days off work in a row (took holiday time because I'm on the brink of collapse from exhaustion) and have spent those days intending, but not succeeding, to write pieces on Batman comics and a short story. I'm failing again to write either of those, because I've just heard something wonderful.
Last night I found, more or less by chance, what I might call the motherlode – a website containing links to a hundred and sixty Beach Boys bootlegs, mostly live recordings. I have a *LOT* of Beach Boys bootlegs already, but I've found at least forty or so live shows on there I didn't already have. One is a show from 1976 – a badly-recorded cassette tape of a show right at the cusp of the band's career. Two years earlier, Brian Wilson had been absent from the band, recording at most one or two tracks per album, they'd been one of the best live bands in the world, recording some of the most adventurous rock music being made, and no-one had cared. They'd been playing colleges and tiny venues.
Since then, everything had changed. Blondie Chaplin and Ricky Fataar, who'd added so much to the band's live sound, had left. Brian was back touring with them, but could barely hold a note. They'd just released the worst album of their career so far, the appaling oldies and leftovers album 15 Big Ones… and everyone loved them. The greatest hits compilation Endless Summer had gone double platinum, and they were playing stadiums. They hadn't yet totally given up on being artists, but they were on their way.
It's not an especially good show, in comparison with the shows from a couple of years earlier. The harmonies are rough – Brian and Dennis have lost most of their voices by now, but the band haven't yet resorted to getting in backing vocalists to thicken the sound – and there's already the first signs of the overuse of synths that would make their 80s shows so sterile. But there's one moment that still filled me with awe.
In 1962 Brian Wilson and Gary Usher wrote a song called In My Room. It's a gentle, sweet ballad about solitude:
There's a world where I can go and tell my secrets to
In my room, in my room
In this world I lock out all my worries and my fears
In my room, in my room
Do my dreaming and my scheming, lie awake and pray
Do my crying and my sighing, laugh at yesterday
Now it's dark and I'm alone but I won't be afraid
In my room, in my room
That's the entire lyric – it's only a short song. Like most of the best Beach Boys songs it hits a weird balance between terrible, terrible sadness (that song should have been as much a sign as anything of Brian's impending mental breakdown. Just look at it) and comfort (it's a close harmony song, sung with his two brothers with whom he used to share a bedroom, and they used to sing together at night in the dark, with their cousin also joining in).
The original record, and pretty much every live version I've ever heard, is tiny and intimate, led by Brian's uncannily pure falsetto. This is very different. It's recorded in a stadium full of reverb, and Brian's voice is reduced to a husky growl or a yell.
But the entire crowd join in – ten thousand or more people, singing every word.
And normally I hate that kind of thing. I'm not one for big public displays, or stadium shows, or communal moments. They tend, to me, to smack of the inhuman, the oppressive, the fascist.
But here we have a sad, lonely, ill man singing off-key about his fears and being alone, and ten thousand people *joining in with him*. Telling him "you're *NOT* alone".
Brian Wilson would eventually get better – as well as is possible under the circumstances – and I've seen him live seven times in the last eight years. Those shows were (with one exception) great shows, but there's also been an element of therapy about them. The audiences have been there as much just to show Brian how much we care about him as a person – because he's one of the very, very small number of artists who can express themselves absolutely, who can make us share his feelings, good and bad. We're there, hoping to support this man who's given us so much joy. It's often one of the most amazing musical experiences imaginable – Brian's band is the best I've ever seen – but it's also like watching your kid at school sports day. You want him to win, but you'll be proud even if he messes up.
This audience wasn't like that – they'd been told "Brian is back!" and believed it, they were only there to hear the hits – but they were still doing the same thing. Ten thousand people, all singing "Now it's dark and I'm alone and I won't be afraid".
Quite, quite astonishing…
What I Mean When I Call Myself A Liberal
I was meant to write a couple of posts on comics and a short story today, but I appear to have developed logorrhoea on totally unrelated matters, don't I? Oh well…
One of the big things I hear a lot from people is that they don't actually know what the Liberal Democrats stand for, or what liberalism actually is. This is especially true at the moment, with the Parliamentary Party being in a coalition with the Conservatives. It's also not helped by American English having a fundamentally different meaning for the word 'liberal' than Commonwealth English, and by British sites like Liberal Conspiracy (a Labour mouthpiece) using that meaning.
I wouldn't presume to speak for the rest of the party, but I thought if I wrote something on here at least my readers would get some understanding of my own political position.
This will be incoherent. Large chunks of it will go against party policy. Some of it is utterly wrongheaded, I'm sure. I have a very good understanding of issues to do with civil liberties, electoral reform, LGBT rights, and so on – I've spent a fair amount of time investigating these issues. I have almost no understanding of economics, so when I talk about that I'm probably going to contradict myself and talk shit.
So this is what *I* mean when I refer to *myself* as a Liberal. I joined the Liberal Democrats and decided to call myself a Liberal because, of all the political parties that matter electorally in England, the Lib Dems' policies come closest to the idiosyncratic list below. They're not the same as that list though. In some cases that's because of a compromise between principle and pragmatism – you can't get elected on the platform I'm going to describe. In many others, though, it's because people who are cleverer than I, who have more knowledge of the issues, have thought long and hard and come to a different conclusion. As few of those conclusions seem obviously immoral or absurd, I go along with them until I understand the issue better.
I'm going to break this up into three sections, Freedom, Hatred of privilege and Democracy, for the three things that motivate me most.
The Lib Dems' most important text is On Liberty by John Stuart Mill (and Harriet Taylor). In particular, the 'harm principle' seems to me the single most important point of principle, from which all else should follow:
The only purpose for which power can be rightfully exercised over any member of a civilized community, against his will, is to prevent harm to others. His own good, either physical or moral, is not sufficient warrant. He cannot rightfully be compelled to do or forbear because it will be better for him to do so, because it will make him happier, because, in the opinion of others, to do so would be wise, or even right… The only part of the conduct of anyone, for which he is amenable to society, is that which concerns others. In the part which merely concerns himself, his independence is, of right, absolute. Over himself, over his own body and mind, the individual is sovereign.
Not only is this morally right, it is also the pragmatically correct attitude. Anyone who has studied cybernetics knows that to control a system you must have as many options open to you as there are degrees of freedom in the system (this actually follows from the Second Law of Thermodynamics, the single most basic law of physics). It is, quite simply, impossible as well as undesirable for a government to try to control its citizenry in every detail of their lives, as the last government did. Assuming each person in a country of sixty million has five options open to them that the government cares about, to get them all to choose the option you want them to would require the government to have 5^60,000,000 (that's roughly 8 with forty-nine zeroes after it) different options open to it. The only way for a government to control people's behaviour successsfully is to choose a very, very small number of things it's interested in, and for those things to be things that most people wouldn't do anyway. Laws against murder and theft can be somewhat effective (though never 100% effective) because the vast majority of us don't want to kill or steal anyway, so the government can concentrate on that small number who do.
It's also possible for laws to work when they're setting an arbitrary convention – we all agree that we need to drive on one side of the road and not the other, and that it's better if we all follow the same rule. Nobody has a huge emotional attachment to driving on the left or right, so the government can set a standard and everyone will follow it.
From this follow various other things – laws against free speech, against drug use, against private sexual practices, none of these can ever really work, and where they exist they should be abolished.
Hatred of privilege
Despite the above, Liberals are strong advocates of the rule of law. Those laws which we do support should be applied equally to everyone. Either murder is illegal, in which case all murderers should be prosecuted (though there should be no aspect of vengeance in this – people's liberty should be limited only in so far as it's necessary to prevent further harm to others), or it isn't, in which case none should. And the same rules – rules of evidence, burden of proof and so on – should be applied across the board. These rules should also be biased *against* conviction – if we are going to restrict someone's liberty, that's a big, important thing to do, and should only happen if we're *ABSOLUTELY* certain it's the correct thing to do.
Having different rules for different people is the original and most important definition of privilege – it comes from the Latin privi legium, private law. And privilege in every sense is something I, at least, want to defeat.
In many cases, this means clearing away bad laws that privilege one group over another. Getting rid of the stupid rules regarding marriage, for example, or allowing immigrants to vote, getting rid of the House of Lords with its appointed and hereditary rulers (and especially getting rid of the bishops from within it, who privilege one religion over all others by being there).
There is also such a thing as economic privilege, however. You can't be totally free if you can't eat, or you don't have healthcare, or you never learned to read or write. There's a reason both Keynes and Beveridge were Liberals.
Now, while I'm no economist so this is probably the weakest part of this, my view is simple. Every human being should, to the extent it's possible, have a roof over their head, food, clothing, enough education and access to information to take part in society, and enough medical access that they don't suffer needlessly. Any society in which that's not the case is not one which I would call civilised.
My personal favoured method for this is a citizens' income, which used to be Lib Dem policy but was scrapped as too radical, but the current 'universal credit' welfare reforms come very, very close to it. In this, rather than the government giving people housing benefit, money off prescriptions, money for childcare, whatever – a bunch of vouchers and tokens you can only use for one thing each, and which require a great deal of administration – the government just gives everyone enough money to pay for those things and says "here you go", trusting them to do what's best for themselves. (Yes, I know there are problems with this. There are problems with every system. This is my 'ideal world' system.)
But how is this to be paid for? If someone works hard and earns money, we don't want to take that off them. If you go down a mine and dig up a load of coal for a couple of hundred quid a week, should you be paying half that to someone else who can't be bothered to work?
Well no, obviously not. However, not everyone does work. There's a huge class of people who get their money not from work but from rent-seeking – either from actual rent (landlords) or from the exploitation of other monopolies (bankers, people who live off 'investments').
There are only two ways I can think of of getting money, either by creating wealth by making or thinking of something ('workers by hand and brain' as the old Labour Party Clause Four had it), or by exploiting government-created monopolies (for example 'intellectual property' laws or mining rights to an area).
It's the latter which should be taxed far more than income from actual work, as a way of redressing economic privilege. Monopolies are effectively gifts from the government (which is to say from the population at large) to individuals, and those individuals should repay the bulk of the wealth they get from these gifts back to the population. Someone who builds or designs a house is creating wealth – there is something there that wasn't there before, that's of value. Someone who rents the house out, however, is not creating wealth, just taking advantage of a pre-existing inequality (they have a house and their tenants don't).
Hark! The sound is spreading from the east and from the west!
Why should we work hard and let the landlords take the best?
Make them pay their taxes on the land just like the rest!
The land was meant for the people.
The hatred of privilege ties very strongly into the need for freedom. Unless a transsexual, polyamorous, black person with cerebral palsy born on a council estate has the same tools to make the life she wants for herself as Prince Harry does, then she is less free than he is. (Of course, it may also be that Prince Harry would quite like to stop being third in line for the throne and become a juggler in a left-wing arts collective, but is being stopped from doing so by his position in society. Privileges can hurt the privileged as well as the unprivileged, though usually not as much).
If we are to assume that a government should exist at all, then we want that government to have a few properties. We want it to not do anything that the majority of the people in society think is intolerable. We want it to protect the rights of minorities, no matter what the majority think. And we want it to be effective – we want its actions to have the intended consequences.
The second of these is best solved by some kind of constitution or bill of rights – in the UK the European Convention on Human Rights and its incorporation into British law with the Human Rights Act fulfil this role. Things like this, while a departure from pure democracy, are necessary to prevent democracy turning into tyrranny. (I could easily imagine a situation where the majority of the population decided it was OK to murder fat nerdy blokes called Andrew if they really got on your nerves by writing overlong blog posts. I don't particularly want such a law to be passed, even if it was the democratic will of the country).
Handily, our third requirement is best solved by feedback – the more information you can get into the system the better. This is handy because it also fulfils the first criterion, that government should not do anything that the majority find intolerable. If we have some kind of democratic system, then these criteria are fulfilled handily.
Some might argue for direct democracy – people voting on every issue. There are problems with this, however. Partly, the problem is that people's opinions aren't consistent – I could very easily see a majority voting "yes" to "Should we spend more money on the NHS, education and fighting crime?" *and* to "Should we cut your taxes by a thousand pounds a year?". The other problem is that most people have neither the time nor the inclination to investigate the issues. I think of myself as a fairly well-informed person, for example, but I have absolutely no idea whether the seven billion pound loan to Ireland that Britain just made was a good decision or a bad one.
So the best compromise is representative democracy – everyone votes for the person or persons who they agree with most on the subjects they know about, and make it that person's job to find out everything they can about every subject necessary for government. This actually works quite well, because votes in aggregate will produce someone who's a good compromise on all competencies – people who know about civil liberties will vote for candidates who are strong on civil liberties, people who know about economics will vote for candidates who are strong on economics, so a candidate who is strong on both will get both sets of votes.
However, our current First Past The Post system isn't a very effective way of getting this information into the system, because a single cross every five years, in a seat where for the most part a maximum of two candidates have a chance (which is nearly all of them), is a rate of one bit every five years. To put that into perspective, for an individual voter to get across the information in this post up to the end of that last sentence would take 520,320 years (assuming elections every five years. If they were every four years, it would only take 416,256 years).
On the other hand, a ranked preferential system like the Alternative Vote (which we will be voting on next year) or Single Transferable Vote (which the Lib Dems like) gets *FAR* more information into the government. In my constituency last time, only Labour or the Lib Dems could have won, so I had a binary choice between those two candidates if I was voting for an MP – one bit of information. On the other hand, there were eight candidates on the ballot. If I'd been able to rank my preferences, that would have given me 8! different ways of expressing myself. That's 40,320 different options, or on the order of sixteen bits of information. Government is going to reflect public opinion much better – and be more effective – if voters have 40,320 choices than if they have two.
So, anyway, that's roughly what *I* mean by being a liberal. It may not be what other liberals mean, but I think it's close to what a lot of them think. If you're a liberal and vociferously disagree, please do so in the comments – I'll be very interested to see to what extent people agree or disagree with this…
PEP! 3 Progress
I'm working on getting the paper version of PEP! 2 out this weekend, but while I'm doing that I thought I'd update everyone on PEP!3 . Nothing's set in stone yet – it won't be out for a couple of months – but the plan so far is for it to include:
New fiction by Debi Linton (a story about lesbians who kill vampires) and Richard Flowers (a 10,000 word SF story).
Reprint fiction by Simon Bucher-Jones (as part of the promotion for something I can't talk about yet, but which I'm excited by).
*TWO* articles by David Allison
Holly Matthies on rugby
Possible articles on First Past The Post And The English Civil War (by Gavin Robinson) and David Bowie (by Gavin Burrows) (both of those time-dependent – both are very busy men, with other deadlines around the same time)
A comic strip by Prankster
And Bill Ritchie has suggested several things as well.
I'm still hoping to hear back from some of the other people who've contributed to PEP! 1 and 2, and I'm going to ask a few other people, but hopefully that should whet people's appetites…
The Death Of The Bookshop, Chapter 246 of Too Many
I will do some comics posts this week, I *PROMISE*, but this was just too depressing not to rant about it.
I shop at Amazon occasionally, and enjoy doing so if I know what I want in advance. A couple of clicks, and I'll have anything, no matter how obscure, delivered to my house within days. This is A Good Thing.
However, it's not where I buy most of my books. In Manchester there are (to my knowledge) only two shops that sell new non-academic books (not counting Tesco, WH Smith, The Works etc – I'm talking about actual bookshops here). Both are branches of the national chain Waterstone's. This is in itself a disgrace given that Manchester is (I believe) England's second- or third-most-populous city. But anyway.
I don't buy a huge number of books there in absolute terms – about thirty or forty a year – but given that the average person buys fewer than two, I think that I – and people like me – probably make up a significant proportion of Waterstone's sales. That won't continue for much longer.
I'm not boycotting them, they've just made a very stupid business decision that will cost them most of the sales they'd have had from me. According to this week's Private Eye they've decided to start turning non-fiction books face-out rather than spine-out, because face-out books sell better.
Now, this is true as far as the big, huge sellers go – the Harry Potters and Dan Browns – but it has one big side-effect. Face-out books take up four times as much shelf space as spine-out books. This means that they are cutting the number of non-fiction books they have available to a quarter of what it otherwise would have been.
Now, the only reason I actually bother going into a bookshop is because I want to browse. I want to discover something on the shelves that I otherwise wouldn't have considered buying, and flick through and see if it's interesting. By doing that a couple of years ago I discovered the About Time books, which led to me buying all six of them, plus a large number of the Faction Paradox books. It's how I decided to buy a Charles Stross book two months ago (and why I've now got six Charles Stross books). Most importantly, it's how I decided to buy all twenty or so of the pop-science books I've bought in the last year.
But you can only do that kind of browsing if there's some *choice* of what to browse. On the pop-science shelves, for example, at any time there are maybe three or four books I want to buy, out of a few hundred. Cut that down to a quarter of the books (and allow for the fact that the ones that will not be stocked are quirky things like The Physics Of Immortality, while the ones that *will* be stocked are Dawkins, Hawking and other best-sellers) and suddenly there's nothing there I want.
If I want a bestseller i can go to Tesco, or Smith's, or Amazon. They sell them as loss-leaders. The whole point of going to a bookshop is that they have the non-bestsellers. You simply can't build a business on selling other people's loss-leaders.
Waterstone's will be bankrupt within five years, at a guess. And a number of small publishers will go under before that. And I'll have nowhere to go on my lunch break from work and just spend a few minutes browsing. I'm already getting increasingly uncomfortable in going there anyway (upstairs, where they keep the proper books, is fine, but downstairs in the realm of celebrity biography and Tragic Life Stories I am made increasingly uncomfortable – those books are giant signals saying "you're not wanted here", which I have to brave to get into my comfort zone of books with content) – this means I will have no reason to.
Short-term, Amazon will be getting more of my money, but without being able to browse the end result of this is probably going to be that I read less. And that makes me very, very sad…
Why I Will Not Be Helping In The Old & Sad By-Election
(Batman posts will come tomorrow, I had to say this now).
I am, despite my unease with some (many) of the coalition's policies, still a member and supporter of the Liberal Democrats, and still want to see as many Lib Dems as possible elected. I also live relatively close to Oldham & Saddleworth. However, I will not be helping out in the coming by-election.
The reason is simple. In the run-up to the General Election, Elwyn Watkins was quoted in multiple sources as saying, publicly, that he would 'rip up' the Geneva Convention and the European Convention On Human Rights. According to these sources, he actually managed to attack the odious, race-baiting Phil Woolas *from the authoritarian right* on the issue of immigration.
I, and many other Lib Dems I know, all contacted both his team and Cowley Street as soon as we were made aware of this, asking him to clarify his position, but until today we got no response. However, after several increasingly angry emails I finally got a reply today – a form email that has been sent out to many others.
In this email, Mr Watkins notably does not deny that he said those things. Nor does he deny that they are his views. Nor does he say they were in any way taken out of context. He does, however, talk about how "the position of the minority who abuse asylum is a genuine concern for local people" and how Labour have "swept the issue under the carpet".
As I have been very, very vocal in my belief that the party is already too illiberal in its immigration policy, and as the Coalition is even more illiberal than that thanks to the Conservative dominance, I cannot in good conscience bring myself to spend time supporting this campaign, though I still wish good luck to my Lib Dem friends who will be doing so, and I certainly don't endorse any other candidates.
I also hope very much that me saying this publicly does not lose me any friends within the party – a party of which I remain a loyal supporter. I feel very, very conflicted and upset about posting this (not least because I know many good people who have devoted huge amounts of time and effort to this campaign, without knowing of or endorsing Watkins' views). I'm shaking and tearful, in fact, because my party loyalty and loyalty to my friends has come into conflict with one of the very small number of principles on which I really cannot remain silent. If you think it wrong of me to post this publicly, because of the damage it may do to the party, please forgive me. I hope I can forgive myself…
ETA David Matthewman has more on this, including the full text of Watkins' email.


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Remember to bring along wilderness-friendly activities. Entertain yourself by taking cards and fishing poles. If you bring your kids, these games will help to fill the void when there is free time.
People that are new at camping sometimes mistakenly set up their camps near restrooms. They do this in the belief that it will be very convenient, but quickly learn the truth. Bathrooms are a light source but are also high-traffic areas. Consequently, campers that pitch their tents near communal campsite bathrooms have neither the convenience nor the comfort that they may have expected. Don't forget to watch your children. Cars and campers will be pulling in and out, and there is always the possibility of little ones getting quickly lost in an unfamiliar forest. Something could happen very quickly, so if you keep an eye on your kids, your supervision will help keep them safe. Make sure to practice food safety whenever you go camping. Store all food in airtight and waterproof containers. Also, use insulated coolers. Cooked foods should always be kept away from raw foods so they don't become contaminated. And always wash your hands before touching food. Cook all your food thoroughly and chill leftovers quickly.

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An article comprising an adhesive layer, a backing layer in contact with the adhesive layer and a release liner layer has been granted a patent. The release liner layer comprises a first surface in contact with the adhesive layer and a second surface, wherein the first surface is embossed to provide a plurality of outwardly extending protrusions that penetrate the adhesive layer to make substantial contact with the backing layer. The adhesive layer does not contact the land of the release liner layer.


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There won't be any kids at this particular Passover seder. With so many of the seder rituals organized around children, where does that leave this family and other seder attendees? Miriam's Advice Well assesses the situation.
Can someone who really wants to eat beans and rice become Sephardic for the duration of Passover? Miriam's Advice Well provides some perspective.
Jews aren't supposed to proselytize, but if you know that a Catholic friend has a Jewish relative in his past, can you encourage him to explore his Jewish roots? At your parents' seder table? Miriam's Advice Well draws up a chair and dispenses some advice.


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What is frightening for some lawyers is how broad the judge's powers are when considering a contempt motion. Such a motion brought by another party is one thing, but a motion made on the fly and enforced by a judge is quite another.
And, yes, judges do use that power to maintain order in the courtroom and enforce their personal rules. It's not unusual for a judge to find an attorney in contempt and then command that lawyer to whip out a checkbook and pay a fine. That is a big hammer for a judge to use and some might argue that it is a necessary tool to have.


text: @Grivusangel -- I know what you mean. My sister loves sushi and would eat her weight in oysters at a raw bar, but I have to have my food cooked a little, at least. I'm even a little suspicious of ceviche, and it's supposed to be "cooked" in the lime juice. I don't know. I'm a fairly adventurous eater, but my food has to be cooked. That's just all there is to it.


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Windows 7 USB Installation
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This blog contains online resources and references for Filipino Virtual Assistant seeking part time or full time jobs.
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Creating a Bootable USB Flash Drives for windows 7 / Windows 8 is very easy with WiNToBootic Application.
This application is developed to support for both the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows Vista, 7 and Windows 8.
WiNToBootic application
Windows 8 Developer Preview
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** Please note that you CAN use NTFS when formatting the drive. You can substitute "fs=fat32″ for "fs=ntfs" if you would like
*Please make sure that you go into your netbook's BIOS and set the USB thumbdrive as the first bootable device. This way when you're done with this process, just keep it plugged in and reboot and setup should start*
Another simple GUI tool for copying an ISO file to a USB drive is to use Microsoft's new USB/DVD Download tool: http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/m…
This quick video is to demonstrate how one would take the Windows 7 DVD image (ISO) and copy the setup files so that one can install Windows 7 via a USB flash drive. I used this process to install Win 7 on my new Acer Aspire One Netbook. All hardware was detected flawlessly BTW. Very quick. Very pleased.
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This video shows you how to use your "sandbox" to practice editing Wikipedia or begin a draft. Source: Youtube
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To create a Wikipedia link (Wikilang):
1. Go to http://incubator.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wp/kne
2. In the box where you see Wp/kne/Main Page, replace Main Page by "main page" in your language
Sample: Wp/kne/Kankanaey
3. Click Create page
Use books, encyclopedias, newspapers
Wikipedia is not being recommended as a good reference but if needed indicate:
"This article is in part or totally a translation of" with a link to the original article (URL).
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Kathryn Bernardo 18 Roses, Candles and Treasures Debut Party 2014
Kathryn Bernardo has exposed the men who will get involved in her 18 roses. Leading the record is her dad Teodoro and brother Kevin, as well as her three dads in teleseryes, Dominic Ochoa (Princess and I), Jhong Hilario (Mara Clara), and Benjie Paras (Got to Believe).
Kathryn 18 Roses List:
- Enrique Gil
- Khalil Ramos
- Dominic Roque
- Steven Fermo
- John Manalo
- Joshua Dionisio
- Lino Cayetano
- Neil Coleta
- Robi Domingo
- Marco Alcantara
- Mike Bawa
- John Valle
- Daniel Padilla
Kathryn 18 Candles List:
- Kris Aquino
- Gretchen Barretto
- Julia Montes
- Miles Ocampo
- Aria Clemente
- Manilyn Reynes
- Cathy Garcia-Molina
Wishing Kathryn Happiness For The 18 Candles/Treasures:
- Mariko Domingo
- Roselle Delgado
- Viel Joven
- Kristina San Diego
- Shaira Ang
- Bird Pingoy
- Lulu Romero
- Cris Navarro
- Danilyn Nunga
- Gail Angco
- Nina Ferrer
- Jane Santelices
- Rhoda Navallo
- Blessie Alejandro
- Marissa Yogore
- Ara Vidanes
- Denise Ochoa
- sister Kaye
- sister Chrysler
The white, black and pink modern vintage debut celebration of Kathryn Bernardo on March 29 is predicted to be huge and meaningful. According to reviews, Kathryn will wear ball gowns created by Francis Libiran for her 18th birthday celebration.
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Metabolomic in Critical Ill Patients
This study is ongoing, but not recruiting participants.
Università Vita-Salute San Raffaele
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Last updated: April 4, 2014
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Analysis of blood, urinary, and intrathecal metabolites of critical ill patients will be checked for possible correlations between metabolomics patterns and patients' outcomes.
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Metabolomic |
Study Type: | Observational |
Study Design: | Observational Model: Cohort Time Perspective: Prospective |
Further study details as provided by Università Vita-Salute San Raffaele:
Study Start Date: | January 2012 |
Estimated Study Completion Date: | December 2015 |
Estimated Primary Completion Date: | December 2015 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Groups/Cohorts |
criticall ill patients |
Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years and older |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Sampling Method: | Non-Probability Sample |
Study Population
Critical ill patients
Inclusion Criteria:
- patients with severe left or right ventricular dysfunction undergoing cardiac surgery
- patients undergoing ablation of ventricular tachycardia
- patients with febrile neutropenia after chemotherapy or allogeneic transplant for haematological diseases
Exclusion Criteria:
- pregnant women
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Wed, 01/18/2012 - 2:15pm |OMNIVORACIOUS and GRAPHIC NOVEL REPORTER reviewed THE ANNOTATED SANDMAN.
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The Old City of Jerusalem is crowded. In a relatively small space surrounded by walls there are three major religions, their sects and subsets. There is tourism and noise, garbage and sacred things, ideology, conflict and competing ideas. And, in early March of 2007, there was also me, standing in a narrow street with a notebook thinking to myself: "How the hell am I going to write about all of this?"
Sarah Glidden's debut HOW TO UNDERSTAND ISRAEL IN 60 DAYS OR LESS has received some stellar praise:
After finally getting to page 195, it was time to go all the way back to page one again and start coloring and inking. Like I said before, I hadn't known how I was going to color the book when I first started out. Making the book full-color hadn't even been my idea, rather, Vertigo had asked me if I wanted to make it in color. I told them that I wasn't sure I could color a whole book, as I had never even attempted to make a comic in color. But they had liked the covers of my minicomics, for which I had colored a panel in Photoshop and made it into a sticker:
I had already completed two chapters of HOW TO UNDERSTAND ISRAEL IN 60 DAYS OR LESS when Jon Vankin asked me if I would consider publishing the book with Vertigo. Jon had picked up those two chapters at MoCCA, where I was selling them as minicomics. I couldn't wait to get started on the book. Although my editors told me that I didn't have to redraw the first two chapters, I decided that I would scrap them anyway and treat the minicomics versions like rough drafts.
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Vertigo has published an array of graphic novels from Jeff Lemire's fictional THE NOBODY, to Jonathan Ames' semi-autobiographical and greatly embellished THE ALCOHOLIC, to Harvey Pekar's memoir THE QUITTER.
Last month we unveiled the final version of Sarah Glidden's cover painting for her graphic novel, HOW TO UNDERSTAND ISRAEL IN 60 DAYS OR LESS (well, final for now anyway). The book comes out in November. This one is really something special, both for Vertigo and for me as an editor -- a deeply affecting, charming and fascinating memoir of Sarah's "Birthright" tour of Israel, a trip on which she found herself undergoing some unexpected personal, political and (dare I say) spiritual transformations.
Like many bright, young Jewish Americans, Sarah Glidden participated in a Birthright trip to Israel. HOW TO UNDERSTAND ISRAEL IN 60 DAYS OR LESS by Glidden is her first person account of that journey. Here, she questions everything she knows, or thinks she knows, about Israel and being Jewish and everything her tour guides tell her about Israel and being Jewish.
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PCHand Media Converter Pro is an all-in-one best media converter, combining DVD Ripper, Video Converter and HD Video Converter. It could quickly and effortlessly rip DVD, convert video, and convert HD video to most popular format such as AVI, WMV, MP4, FLV, MKV,3GP, MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MP3, AAC, AC3, M4A and HD Video that playback on iPod, iPhone 4, iPad, etc.
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FormatFactory is an excellent file converter which can convert videos, audio files, images and even rip DVDs. In fact, although the developer does not directly state this, I noticed the latest update to FF enables me to rip my DRM protected Jurassic Park III DVD. (I was not able to rip the Jurassic Park III DVD with FF in the past.)
(It is worth noting FormatFactory uses the same MEncoder as the background work-horse that PCHand Media Converter Pro does, so you can expect performance of FormatFactory and PCHand Media Converter Pro to be very similar.)
iWisoft Video Converter is another excellent video converter. (It can't rip DVDs.) Unfortunately, iWisoft Video Converter has not been updated in a while, so you may find the output profiles for electronic devices to be a bit lacking, but nonetheless it converts videos well.
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Attorneys for the five former officers convicted at trial in 2011 claim a series of leaks to news organizations were part of a "secret public relations campaign" that deprived their clients of a fair trial.
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Demi Moore is shown on the set of the new Lifetime Original Movie ''Five'' in May 2011.
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Demi Moore returns to Twitter after three months.
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"Because of the stresses in her life right now, Demi has chosen to seek professional assistance to treat her exhaustion and improve her overall health," Moore''s reps said in a statement following the star''s hospitalization.
Demi Moore arrives at the 4th Annual CNN Heroes gala at The Shrine Auditorium on Nov. 20, 2010 in Los Angeles.
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Ashton Kutcher''s wife Demi Moore plans to divorce him.
Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore attend the "Real Men Don''t Buy Girls" launch party, to raise awareness about child sex slavery, at the Steven Alan Annex on Thursday, April 14, 2011, in New York. (AP Photo/Peter Kramer)
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Demi Moore attends the premiere of ''Margin Call'' on Oct. 17, 2011, in New York.
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Jennifer Aniston, Alicia Keys and Demi Moore attend the premiere of Lifetime''s ''Five,'' at Skylight Soho on Sept. 26, 2011 in New York.
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Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore attend the "Real Men Don't Buy Girls" launch party, which aims to raise awareness about child sex slavery, on Thursday in New York.
Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher share a private word during the launch of a UN fund aimed at helping fight against human trafficking at the United Nations headquarters in New York, Thursday. Moore and Ashton Kutcher launched the UN Voluntary Fund for Victims of Trafficking in Persons, especially women and children, as part of the UN Office on Drugs and Crime.
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Demi Moore huddles against her more sensibly dressed spouse, Ashton Kutcher, at the European premiere of his new film, Valentine's Day, Thursday in London.
Courteney Cox, left, and Demi Moore get together Tuesday night at the Glamour Reel Moments party in Los Angeles.
The event featured the premieres of short films inspired by the stories of readers of Glamour magazine.
Iowa native Ashton Kutcher cracks up wife Demi Moore during a speech to students Friday at the Ames campus of Iowa State University.
The couple is touring college towns throughout his home state to encourage students to vote in November.
It was a family affair at The House Bunny premiere in Los Angeles Wednesday night. Cast member Rumer Willis, center, got plenty of support from her boyfriend, Michael Alberti and her parents (mother Demi Moore and stepfather Ashton Kutcher, left, and father Bruce Willis and his girlfriend, Emma Heming).
Cameron Diaz, left, shares the red carpet Wednesday in Tokyo with her What Happens in Vegas co-star, Ashton Kutcher and his wife, Demi Moore.
Demi Moore hits a New York party on Monday to celebrate The Donald's latest real estate venture. Trump has launched a new property in Dubai.
Ashton Kutcher, left, and wife Demi Moore share a private moment on the arrival line at Saturday's 7th annual Chrysalis Butterfly Ball in Los Angeles.
Proceeds from the gala help homeless men and women find work and a place to live.
Demi Moore promotes her latest big-screen offering, Flawless, at a Cinema Society screening Monday in New York.
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What are areas of landslide susceptibility? Landslides are a common geologic hazard in Maine. Although they usually occur on a small scale and cause minimal damage, recent increased damage from landslide activity in the state has raised awareness of this hazard and has demonstrated the need to examine the landslide threat on a regional basis. Areas susceptible to future landslides are mapped based on geologic and terrain-related risk factors. The primary geologic factor influencing landslide susceptibility is sediment grain size. Geologic mapping shows that a majority of earth movements occur in fine-grained sediments such as clay, silt, and mud, which are prone to move by slumping, sliding, or creep when saturated with water. The most important terrain-related risk factor influencing slope stability is the steepness of the slope. Additional terrain-related risk factors that increase landslide susceptibility include slope aspect, slope curvature, and local relief.Landslide Sites and Areas of Landslide Susceptibility MapsLandslide Susceptibility Maps show locations and types of known landslides and areas susceptible to future landslide activity in southern Maine. The map explanation (pdf) and map sidebar (pdf) contain additional information describing geologic and terrain-related factors influencing landslide risk.Uses of landslide susceptibility informationThis map can be used to identify areas with historical landslide activity and to identify areas that are susceptible to future landslide activity. In these areas, additional steps should be undertaken before construction or other development is started that could be at risk due to a future landslide.How to obtain or view these mapsOur publications search allows you to search for maps and publications by geographic area or subject. The subject search is linked to the Bibliography of Maine Geology. Search results are linked to online maps and data and also to an online shopping cart. Although online ordering is not available at this time, the shopping cart order may be printed out and mailed or faxed to the Maine Geological Survey.Use our online landslide susceptibility map list to link directly to the quadrangle of your choice. |
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Going out for a first date and wondering if you should tell him or her if you have diabetes? The American Diabetes Association offers some things to consider when trying to decide whether or not to tell:
When you decide to let your date know that you have diabetes, the explanation can be short and sweet. With a little planning ahead of time, you can concentrate on having fun!
Here are a few tips to boost your confidence:
So, to tell or not to tell? Please share your experiences, good or bad.
Nancy Klobassa Davidson, R.N.
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Maria asks…
Need a good Proxy for myspace and facebook.?
my internet is iffy and it is blocked at work, a list of a few free ones would be great..
I will add you too…
MYSPACE: email@example.com OR
FACEBOOK: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Laura asks…
Proxy : Need a WORKING proxy.?
hello, i need a proxy to get around my school filter at school. its a bess smart filter. i only need a proxy so i can go on google images and youtube for school reasons. i could care less for facebook and myspace. it would be nice but not needed. and proxies do work. so if a 40 year old man on here starts telling me about computers back in the day BS stories get off this question now. i dont care what you htink. i will love to see just a whole list of proxies here i can use. thank you very much if you have any. and please double check with your filters at school….
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Click on the login at the top right, can't remember if it is a lock or says login. Also can't remember if you can just click on the Explorer tab and login that way. When you find the login use this login:
Username: student
Password: random1
Should be able to get around anything. They will eventually block it though so use it quick. My work did.
Ruth asks…
I need new proxies to get on myspace and Facebook in school?
List any proxies that you know of work and arent blocked at this time….
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I know you don't want to hear this, but my advice is that you shouldn't even try because that is against the acceptable use policy at your school. They have sites blocked for safety and security reasons. They own the computers and the internet connection so they get to say how they're used.
Trying to bypass their security is considered hacking and will get you banned from using any of their computers and probably even suspended or expelled.
They can see and track everything you do so you WILL get caught. Not being able to use the computers at all would suck way worse than just using them to view allowed sites – wouldn't it?
But please go ahead and post all the proxies you can think of here so we know the new ones to block. Thanks for making it easy for us admins to keep blocking you!
Thomas asks…
My Facebook chat is not working, I need help.?
When I turn off my Firewall, it works fine, but with my Firewall on it doesn't. The rest of Facebook works fine because it is part of the approved websites list. What url do I need to enter to the Approved Websites so that Facebook Chat can connect?
Will this even help? Or do I need to allow proxy or some other thing that my Firewall blocks?
I have Firefox, and when I turn off my Firewall, the chat works perfectly.
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I think chat is sort of considered a pop up and firewall blocks that.
Steven asks…
All the proxies I know are blocked! What are some decent proxy servers I can use?
I am unable to use search engines to look up terms like "proxy," as my school's system prvents student from even SEARCHING for them. I just need a list of URLs I can try!
Please don't bother saying things to the effect of "you could get in trouble" and "you shouldnt be on facebook at school/work." I do realize that. However that's not what I asked, so save the comments and answer some one elses question in a manner that is helpful!!! D:
Thank you to those that help me out!
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Web filters like Wensense have become so effective that virtually no proxy works anymore. It's just the way it is.
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Stories, thoughts, and advice from the famous and not-so famous about senior year, the "first year out" and everything in between
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The College Graduate's Handbook: Tales From The Famous and Not- So-Famous About Senior Year, The First Job, and Figuring It All Out Once You Graduate contains topics, themes, and questions that are vital and relevant to those who are graduating or have graduate college. Every page will provide readers with stories, information, and direct quotes from a diverse range of individuals with different backgrounds. As a result of the true, first-hand accounts, the readers will undoubtedly benefit from the emotions, feelings, and attitude from someone who has been in their shoes before them. Any dance major looking to become a doctor, or just someone wondering how to make a living while pursuing a passion, can open the book and read about someone, somewhere, who went through something similar.
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Even if you aren't a college graduate you can benefit from this book. For those looking to start anew or for suggestions and insight on certain industries and careers, The College Graduate's Handbook provides a wide range of information, story-telling, and advice.
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text: Section 11. Surveillance Approaches- Terminal5-11-1. ALTITUDE INFORMATION Provide recommended altitudes on final approach if the pilot requests. If recommended altitudes are requested, inform the pilot that recommended altitudes which are at or above the published MDA will be given for each mile on final. REFERENCE- PHRASEOLOGY- 5-11-2. VISUAL REFERENCE REPORT Aircraft may be requested to report the runway, approach/runway lights, or airport in sight. Helicopters making a "point-in-space" approach may be requested to report when able to proceed to the landing area by visual reference to a prescribed surface route. PHRASEOLOGY- 5-11-3. DESCENT NOTIFICATION a. Issue advance notice of where descent will begin and issue the straight-in MDA prior to issuing final descent for the approaches. NOTE- b. When it is determined that the surveillance approach will terminate in a circle to land maneuver, request the aircraft approach category from the pilot. After receiving the aircraft approach category, provide him/her with the applicable circling MDA prior to issuing final descent for the approach. NOTE- PHRASEOLOGY- 5-11-4. DESCENT INSTRUCTIONS When an aircraft reaches the descent point, issue one of the following as appropriate: REFERENCE- a. Unless a descent restriction exists, advise the aircraft to descend to the MDA. PHRASEOLOGY- b. When a descent restriction exists, specify the prescribed restriction altitude. When the aircraft has passed the altitude limiting point, advise to continue descent to MDA. PHRASEOLOGY- 5-11-5. FINAL APPROACH GUIDANCE a. Issue course guidance, inform the aircraft when it is on course, and frequently inform the aircraft of any deviation from course. Transmissions with aircraft on surveillance final approach should occur approximately every 15 seconds. PHRASEOLOGY- NOTE- b. Issue trend information, as required, to indicate target position with respect to the extended runway centerline and to describe the target movement as appropriate corrections are issued. Trend information may be modified by the terms "RAPIDLY" and "SLOWLY" as appropriate. EXAMPLE- c. Inform the aircraft of its distance from the runway, airport/heliport, or MAP, as appropriate, each mile on final. PHRASEOLOGY- d. Recommended altitudes must be furnished, if requested, in accordance with para 5-11-1, Altitude Information. PHRASEOLOGY- 5-11-6. APPROACH GUIDANCE TERMINATION a. Discontinue surveillance approach guidance when: 1. Requested by the pilot. 2. In your opinion, continuation of a safe approach to the MAP is questionable. 3. The aircraft is over the MAP. b. Surveillance approach guidance may be discontinued when the pilot reports the runway or approach/runway lights in sight or if a "point-in-space" approach, he/she reports able to proceed to the landing area by visual reference to a prescribed surface route. c. When approach guidance is discontinued in accordance with subpara a and the aircraft has reported the runway or approach/runway lights in sight, advise the aircraft of its position and to proceed visually. PHRASEOLOGY- d. When approach guidance is discontinued in accordance with subpara a above and the aircraft has not reported the runway or approach/runway lights in sight, advise the aircraft of its position and to execute a missed approach unless the runway or approach/runway lights are in sight or, if a "point-in-space" approach, unless able to proceed visually. PHRASEOLOGY- NOTE- |


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Eye Department Chairman Emeritus
310 E 14th Street
New York,NY 10003
Georgetown University '62 - BS, Biology
Georgetown University '66 - MD
SUNY Upstate Medicine 67-68
University Hospital, Boston 67-68, Junior Assistant Resident, Medicine
The New York Eye & Ear Infirmary 70-73, Ophthalmology
Montefiore Medical Center/AECOM 73-74, Retina
National Board of Medical Examiners, 1967
New York State Medical License, 1967
Diplomate, American Board of Ophthalmology, 1976
American Board of Ophthalmology Maintenance of Certification 7/1/05 – 12/31/15
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Fellow, American Academy of Ophthalmology, 1976
Fellow, Royal College of Ophthalmologists, 1989
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Department of Ophthalmology Montefiore Medical Center/Albert Einstein College of Medicine 74-88
Assistant Professor to Associate Professor
Director of the Retina Service
Professor & Chair of Ophthalmology New York Medical College 88-present
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Dr. Walsh's practice is in medical diseases of the retina and vitreous. This includes retinal vascular diseases, diabetic retinopathy and age related macular degeneration.
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Our elected officials have basically set up a political system that legalizes and facilitates bribery. And our failure to deal with that has created the most successful business model of the late 20th and early 21st centuries: maximize your profits by making bigger and badder loans that precipitate a "crisis" when they go belly up (which you fuel with a massive PR campaign), then you squeeze the government to make you whole.
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The Santa Maria Police Department has recently completed a much anticipated juvenile gang prevention documentary titled, Life Facing Bars. This 40-minute film features local gang members exposing the lies and telling the truth about their experience with the street gang subculture. It is our hope to use this film to raise gang awareness, and deter at-risk youth from gang involvement. It is time to take a stand
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In its Omaha premiere: A newly-curated retrospective collection by artist legend, Peter Max, will be on exhibition and available for acquisition at Omaha's venerable Gallery 72. The exhibition will begin on Saturday, May 31 and continues through Sunday, June 8, 2014. The gallery welcomes all Peter Max enthusiasts and collectors as their invited guests. Peter Max will make special artist appearances at Gallery 72 on both Saturday, June 7 from 6–9:00 pm and Sunday, June 8 from 1– 4:00 pm. Admission for all registered guests is complimentary. RSVP's are required at 866.900.6699 or visit www.gallery72.com for more info.
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