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According to Multichannel News, Stargate Atlantis will end it's run on SciFi at the conclusion of season 5. According to the same source, a 2 hour TV movie will be made next year to air on SciFi, followed by it's DVD release.
Stargate Atlantis Ends Sci Fi First Run After Season 5
By Kent Gibbons -- Multichannel News, 8/20/2008 5:59:00 PM
Space drama Stargate Atlantis will conclude its run on Sci Fi Channel after the current, fifth season ends next January -- but the network has greenlit a two-hour Atlantis movie to run after that and says the show will live on as a network franchise.
After airing on Sci Fi sometime next year, the untitled Atlantis movie will be sold as a home-video title by producer MGM, Sci Fi told Multichannel News on Wednesday.
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I made tomato confit (slow roasted tomatoes). A lot, more than what we can eat in a month. What is the best way to store these? Can I can them? Or freeze them?
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I've frozen slow-roasted tomatoes with great success. Much easier than canning if you have room in your freezer.
I froze mine this year. I added a little extra olive oil to each bag (I did them in Ziplocs so they could all lie flat and stack) to make sure the tomatoes were covered. I am a canning chicken, but I think canning these could change the consistency.
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I freeze mine, too, monkeymom. So good when you want to make tomato sauce in the fall and winter.
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Conveniently near the airport in the heart of West Memphis, New Hampshire Inn is close to Southland Park Gaming and Racing. Additional area attractions include Orpheum Theatre and Fire Museum of Memphis.
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Wireless Internet access is complimentary in public areas. Complimentary self parking is available onsite for guests.
The 22 guestrooms at New Hampshire Inn include air conditioning. Complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access is provided. Televisions are equipped with premium satellite channels. All accommodations provide phones, along with free local and long-distance calls (restrictions may apply). All units feature microwaves and refrigerators. In addition, amenities available on request include hair dryers and irons/ironing boards. Housekeeping is offered daily.
Room is simple and clean. Truly nothing special, but if you need a safe good room for the…
The only complaint I have is that they unplug the ice machine in the winter.
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- One king bed non smoking
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I think anime made him retarded so we need to kill anime and all people with it.
That means all here must die!
So go to hell and die shit heads!
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- Lolicon Attempts Ika Musume Kidnap:
Dismissive of the value of novelty then?
- Lolicon Attempts Ika Musume Kidnap:
Think of Hayate, but also remember some shops don't admit people with soiling street food she might just be eating. She could also be guarding stuff bought elsewhere, if it was a self-service supermarket or something similar.
- Lolicon Attempts Ika Musume Kidnap:
looks like no ink was wasted in this abduction attempt
- Lolicon Attempts Ika Musume Kidnap:
either you dont haver kids, or you never were a kid. Otherwise you would know TONS of places that kids usually dont like to go to. For me back then it was usually the Barber-Shop.
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in the uk kids are left outside of shops all the time so that part of the story doesn't surprise me
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FAIL comment FAIL.
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You sound like you could use a good fucking
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no, the guy getting some here is another mr.generic sameface-self-insert-mc-kun. logan's right, the 1st one was great, the second one is ok: it still looks good but it's less animated than the 1st one (and shin sei yariman's gyaru girl is hotter than the 1st one) but pakopako nikki is crap compared to the previous releases. Worse part is the mosaic is wider than it should be, censoring things that don't need to be censored.
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- Beach (More than 10km)
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- Cycle trails (1 to 2km)
- Golf course (More than 10km)
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- Local market (1 to 2km)
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- Swimming pool (2 to 3km)
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- Wooded Area (1 to 2km)
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Budget meal tip
Don't eat breakfast at the hostel - There is a coffee shop 5 mins away in the village that does a breakfast twice the size fo slightly less and the meal was hot.
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There is no nightlife in the village and the hostel bar shuts when they feel like it
Tue 23 Apr 2013
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Possibilité de faire du gyropode et vtt depuis l'auberge
Mon 22 Apr 2013
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Un peu plus loin dans le tsitsikamma village
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The Zip wire and local hikes. The shuttle to Storms River Mouth is expensive and those without a car may be better to stay somewhere else to get to the coast.
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One of my most valuable fixed assets is my old cat Bob. He is actually my son's cat. My son asked if we would watch Bob while he explored the world for a few months. That was nine years ago. Bob is a narcissist. He has all of the narcissistic personality traits. He is exploitative, grandiose, preoccupied with success, feels unique, feels entitled, seeks admiration, lacks empathy, is envious and is hypersensitive to criticism. Bob's behavior is often disruptive to the rest of the family pets, which have all run away at this point. There is not a thing ... continue reading
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Foot ulcers are a major predictor of future lower limb amputations. Fourteen to 24 percent of patients with diabetes with foot ulcers eventually require an amputation and more than 60 percent of nontraumatic lower extremity amputations occur in those with diabetes.1,2 Although risk factors may vary, the majority of diabetes-related amputations result from peripheral arterial disease, peripheral neuropathy or infection.3 The healthcare costs associated with diabetic foot infections are staggering. In an analysis of medical and pharmac ... continue reading
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Babak Baravarian, DPM, first of all, I want to say I always find your articles very educational and informative. As a CryoStar cryoanalgesic certified podiatrist with over 100 clinical cases under my wings, I wanted to add my spin on interdigital neuritis to your perspective (see "How To Diagnose And Treat Interdigital Neuritis," page 67, January issue). The use of cyroablation for treatment of Morton's neuromas received FDA approval in June of 2003. With my colleague, Lawrence Fallat, DPM, and the other 19 CryoStar surgeons, we have treated well o ... continue reading
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Neuropathy is a common and debilitating complication of diabetes mellitus. According to data compiled by the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Disease (NIDDK) and the American Diabetes Association (ADA), roughly 60 to 70 percent of the 18.2 million Americans with diabetes will develop some form of diabetic neuropathy and about 3 million patients with diabetes will experience painful neuropathy. There are three broad types of neuropathy (sensory, motor and autonomic) associated with diabetes. Sensory neuropathy is the most prevalent ... continue reading
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A Step Toward A Perfect Fit The newest product for digital foot scanning expands on previously developed technology. The iStep Footwear Integration Technology (FIT) expands on the iStep Pressure Plate, a computer system that measures arch type and pressure points as a patient walks, according to Apex Foot Health Industries, the manufacturer of both products. The company's patented FIT is particularly valuable in retail as the technology allows one to categorize patients based on their foot measurements, arch types and ... continue reading
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Yes, these authors say early identification of the Charcot process and prompt surgical intervention can prevent progression of the deformity and related complications. By Peter M. Wilusz, DPM and Guy R. Pupp, DPM The presentation of Charcot neuroarthropathy has been historically problematic for the foot and ankle surgeon. Acute Charcot has traditionally been treated with conservative therapy as most attempts at treatment involve immobilization and removal of weightbearing forces from the involved foot. Many surgeons do not surgically address the acute Char ... continue reading
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Chronic critical limb ischemia has been defined as a non-healing ulceration or gangrene of the foot or toes, and/or rest pain that requires regular use of analgesics.1 These patients will require some type of intervention to resolve their condition. It can be particularly challenging to salvage the limb of a patient who has failed a bypass. The objective of revascularization is to augment blood flow to allow for wound healing and avoid major amputation resulting in the need for a prosthesis. Amputation of one or more digits or even transmetatar ... continue reading
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When a practice's bottom line is not as strong as it should be, one should take a serious look at overhead costs but it is also important to look at how you and your staff are doing your jobs. There are things podiatrists can do to make more efficient use of staff, technology and process, and accordingly rein in runaway costs. Indeed, there are few practices out there that could not benefit financially from being more efficient. "The idea is to look from the outside in," says Hal Ornstein, DPM. "You are always inside the operation and you cannot ... continue reading
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wilting tomato leaves
Any advice would be very helpful to me so I thank anyone in advance if you are responding. I have 8 tomato plants - 7 Beefsteak and 1 Better Boy -- the stems, roots, and most leaves are very healthy - but some of the leaves are wilting a bit, by that I mean drooping downward. All of my tomatoe plants are in pots 2.5 gallon pots and have been thriving. We recently recieved a lot of rain - but my plants quickly dried out and I am wondering if they need nutrients. They are planted in Happy Frog Soil (regular) and have been fertilizing with Tomato Miracle Grow and I just added Fish Emulsion mixture to them today hoping that will help. My plants are about 2.5 feet tall!! I have about 40 flowers amid my 8 plants. Just don't want them to die, wilt anymore, or lose flowers. Any advice would be very helpful. Thanks. I could post a picture, but don't see a link for that?
It seems like after a good watering they perk right up for a day and then boom drooping again. I would transplant them, but don't have the means to do it, I really think the containers are okay - but maybe the roots are being tightened. I can't put them in the garden because of the Black Walnut trees - the oils from years of walnuts in the soil has made it only condusive for onions and peppers love it - kills tomatos.
"All of my tomatoe plants are in pots 2.5 gallon pots..."
The containers are way too small. Those are big indeterminate plants that need a hefty root ball, much more than that size container will allow. The general rule is that 5 gallon containers are the minimum for just about all tomatoes (exceptions being small determinate or dwarf varieties). I grow mine in approximately 15 gallon containers, some choose to go even bigger.
Not only is there not enough room for the roots, the dynamics of a container that small are different. Being only 2.5 gallons, it will dry out much faster than a 5 gallon container. It will need to be watered more often to keep it from drying out, which means fertilizing needs will also be increased since you will be washing out nutrients, and once the plants get bigger and more root-bound the problems will just get worse.
Hello, new here, first time in forums!
I have 3 cherry tomato plants about 10 inches tall. Planted them 8 days ago and seemed fine. Yesterday & today noticed the bottom and mid-area leaves are limp, fragile as tissue paper, pale silvery green. No slime, fungus or pests noted after careful scrutiny. Too much water? Transplant shock?
Thanks kindly for any info/help you can offer. I don't want to lose these plants, raised them indoors from seed and watched them grow.
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no, the leaves are constantly limp, fragile. morning, evening, even after watering. i even went 2 days without watering in case i overwatered when transplanting them, but they are still the same. thus far, only bottom and mid area of the plants are limp leaves. the top seems fine and has tiny new growth. just worried the wilt/limp/collapse of leaves will continue until the whole plant dies :(
what PA gardener wrote is very true and good advice. I am a container gardener and 2.5 gal is only for the patio picnic, dwarfs and other small fellows.
the mix you have may not be a good match for the container, but that requies some analysis.
This is my first year with a significant container tomato investment. What I have learned!! Not enough, but here in colorado, container gardening and a greenhouse could help us have a decent length growing season, If I can correctly implement it.
There is a section devoted to container gardening and its idiosyncrasies. The pots, mix, watering, fertilizers, ... all different in containers vs. in the ground.
Here is a link to the container forum:
Here is a link that might be useful: Gardenweb container forum
I really think the containers are okay -
Sorry but as already mentioned, there are very few tomato plants that can be grown in a container that small and none of the ones you list are included. 5 gallons is the MINIMUM recommended for any tomato plant and your plants would require something even bigger - maybe 7 gallons but 10 gallons would be even better.
Your plants are root bound and there is nothing left in the pot to hold either water or nutrients for them. Honestly, they will not survive much less produce fruit unless transplanted to much larger containers.
I don't know how they are doing it but one of my local nurseries has 6' black cherry tomato plants in about a 20 oz pot. They are not flowering but have thick stems and look very healthy. They are just laying on a table. I'd be afraid of breaking them trying to transport. I think the pots are coconut coir. I know they are root bound and probably wont sell but how did they do that? Hydro maybe?
sjs your pots are too small. As stated 5 gal. min.
I'm a little worried about this plant. I was careless and didn't fertilize for 3 weeks due to back pain. This one started wilting. The other 11 are growing great and some are starting to set.
I blasted them with tomato dynamite fert about 4 days ago and I'll give it another week and a half.
It's better boy hybrid. Not sure about Tobacco mosaic virus? I smoke all the time right next to it.
Don't worry about TMV, for in S FL there are a whole bunch of what are called gemini viruses and what you show could well be Tomato Leaf Yellow Curl Virus,
If you go to the disease forum here, link at the top of the page, or even do a Google Search for the U of FL sites that deal with these disease issues I think you'd find out much more info about the possibilities, but what you show are not wilting leaves, they're curled and turning yellow.
Hope that helps.
Don't know what you mean by blasting them with fertilizer. Could you have over fertilized? That can kill a plant in a few days. Fertilizer burn can make leaves crispy. If the plants were given too much fertilizer, you might be able to save them by flushing the pots so that several gallons of water drain out of each pot.


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Tomato plants growing so high & toppling over
ok, so my tomato plants are huge and now much bigger than the tomato cages - and causing them to topple over (esp during rain storms) do I clip the tops of the tomato plants to stop growing and will it hurt the plant (leaving it bare to bugs or rain etc?) or cause disease?
Anyone else have this problem?
Next year I am not using these cages, they are worthless!!
Thank you,
Tomatoes, especially the indeterminents, will continue to grow all season and that new growth is where the most new fruits will form. You can prune them back to keep them contained and that will not cause insect pest problems or necessarily disease problems although it may limit production some.
I tie mine to a 4 foot tall fence and then prune them back when they reach that height, sometimes allowing the suckers, those branches that form at the nodes of other branches and often have a lot of vine toward the end of the season.
kimmsr, I am with you. I have indeterminate that I like to cut some where in between 4-5' . My personal oppinion is any higher then this and the matoes growing are just that much further away from their life source. I will cut the tops only and let the rest bush out.
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Filed under: the sweet life | Tags: evil, terry eagleton, virtue
So, why is evil so sexy? And good so profoundly unglamorous? Why does virtue seem so boring?
[2:42] Regarding virtue: the ancients believed the opposite to what we do. They saw virtue as being very very good at the very very difficult task of living well. We, on the other hand see virtue as having patience and honour and other hard to define, if not entirely wishy washy qualities. Regarding evil: the ancients believed the wicked were particularly bad at the art of living. We, on the other hand, see evil as a triumphant quality:
"I don't think its virtue that's boring, so much as a particular conception of it … Being a virtuous human being for Aristotle is a practice, like being a skilled diver or an accomplished tennis player. And those who are really brilliant at being human, what Christians call the Saints, are the virtuosi of the moral sphere. They're the Pavarotti's and George Best's of virtue … In this very ancient Aristotelian view, virtue is a kind of prospering in the precarious affair of being human. A prospering, if Sigmund Freud is to be believed, among others, none of us manages particularly well. The wicked are those who haven't developed the knack of fine living. Those who botch the business as we all do to some degree. Christians know this as original sin … We all botch the business, but the wicked do it in a spectacular dramatic sort of way.
[4:38] The wicked are cripples; the virtuous are full of life:
So the wicked on this view, which later is elaborated by I suppose the greatest theologian who ever lived, Thomas Aquinas, the wicked are inept and crippled and deficient and really rather tedious people who never get the hang of human existence. People who in a sense stay toddlers all the time. They are like poor artists who can never really knock themselves into shape. Whereas the virtuous, on this theory, are those who are like good artists … who realize their powers and energies and capacities to the full … The virtuous are those who are able to do this in as diverse and rich a way as possible, in this particular theory of morality. And because of this they are brimming with life and high spirits.
[6:16] God moral? Nonsense! Rather the very essence of delight and life, not to mention a good sense of humour:
Virtue is here a kind of energy or fullness of life, abundance of life … It's a sort of exuberance which is why it's thought sometimes, by some people to have something to do with God. Because to say that God is good, traditionally, theologically, is not to say that he's remarkably well behaved, that he eats his greens, polishes his shoes … But, in fact, most theologians these days wouldn't think the term moral is applicable to God at all. But rather to say he's good is to say that he is an infinite abyss of self delighting life. Which no doubt, I suppose must entail that he also has a boundless sense of humor. He sure needs one.
[10:30] defining evil
On this theory evil is not something positive. It's a kind of lack or defectiveness. It's a sort of nothingness or negativity. It's an inability to be truly alive. It may look lively and sexy and seductive and flamboyant, but this is a flashy show it puts on to cover up the hollowness at its heart. It's the paper thinness of evil, it's bitter unreality, its poor, botched parody of reality which is most striking about it.
[12:20] the redefinition of virtue: no wonder people prefer vampires
As the middle classes came to exert their clammy grip on western civilization, one thing that happened was a gradual redefinition of virtue. So virtue now came to mean not exuberance and self realization and self fulfillment as in the long tradition from Aristotle to Aquinas to Hegel to Marx in a so called virtue ethics tradition. But it came to mean things like prudence, thrift, meekness, chastity, temperance, longheadedness, longsuffering, industriousness and so on. No wonder people prefer vampires.
Terry Eagleton – On Evil from The School of Life on Vimeo.
Filed under: departure lounge, the sweet life, unseen world | Tags: barbara ehrenreich, dionysus, Nietzsche, thiasos
What men or gods are these? What maidens loth?
What mad pursuit? What struggle to escape?
What pipes and timbrels? What wild ecstasy?
– Ode on a Grecian Urn
Keats asked all the right questions, while we – some of anyway, most of us?- focus on the deathless symmetry of the vase. Keats saw wild ecstasy, Nietzsche the same – release by ecstasy from ourselves to mystical life.
Far more so than most of his fellow deities, Dionysus was an accessible and democratic god, whose thiasos, or sacred band, stood open to the humble as well as the mighty.22 As Nietzsche envisioned his rites: "Now the slave emerges as a freeman; all the rigid, hostile walls which either necessity or despotism has erected between men are shattered."23 It was Nietzsche, of all the European classical scholars, who emphasized the Dionysian roots of ancient Greek drama, who saw the mad, ecstatic inspiration behind the Greeks' stately art — who, metaphorically speaking, dared consider not just the deathless symmetry of the vase but the wild dancing figures painted on its surface. What the god demanded, according to Nietzsche, was nothing less than the human soul, released by ecstatic ritual from the "horror of individual existence" into the "mystical Oneness" of rhythmic unity in the dance.
Barbara Ehrenreich, Dancing in the Streets, p34
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: chance, fortune, hap, happiness, luck, Matthew Abbott, The Figure of the World
Receive what is happening right now, without extra layers of design or intent, knowing that to exist is gratuitous. In the moment, without complication, and most of all, aware of life's happenstance and mystery.
What it means to be happy:
The etymological root of the English 'happiness' is the Middle English 'hap', which means luck, fortune or chance[…] [A] happy mode of being is one in which I am able to receive the fact of the world – its happening – in the right way: the happy are those who live this fact as something lucky or fortuitous, as something that could have been otherwise, but (happily) was not.
'Hap' can also mean 'absence of design or intent in relation to a particular event': what haps does so for no reason; it is literally graceful. The happiness in question is the happiness of living the fact that existence is unnecessary or gratuitous: not (empirical) happiness at the occurrence of this or that thing, but (transcendental) happiness at their happening.
From Matthew Abbott's The Figure of This World
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Filed under: chronotopes, the sweet life, unseen world | Tags: ancient Greece, Bloch, Greeks
Hope for nothing, die young and you will be free and creative. The Greeks believed that anciently, thousands of years ago. Has anyone believed it since? Probably not. We believe the opposite: long life, accumulation etc., except tragic rock stars and actors who kill themselves with drugs. It's easy to see how it would be freeing, if your life meant nothing, as it does in the grander scheme. Hope for nothing.
The ancient Greeks hoped for nothing, nothing, nothing, and, in my opinion, that is why they were so free in their creation. The tragedies already said, 'you're going to die'. The famous choir of Oedipus said that the best thing is not to be born; and second in quality is, once one is born, to die as soon as possible. That is not hope.
Castoriadis contra Bloch, interviewed in Postscript on Insignificance
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Filed under: brave new world, departure lounge, the sweet life | Tags: arbejdsglæde, japan, Scandanavia, United States, work
Work happiness = Scandanavia
Death from overwork = Japan
Job hate = United States
We work half our waking lives. Let's see, where shall I life?
While the English and Danish languages have strong common roots, there are of course many words that exist only in one language and not in the other. And here's a word that exists only in Danish and not in English: arbejdsglæde. Arbejde means work and glæde means happiness, so arbejdsglæde is "happiness at work." This word also exists in the other Nordic languages (Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish and Icelandic) but is not in common use in any other language on the planet.
For instance, where we Scandinavians have arbejdsglæde, the Japanese instead have karoshi, which means "Death from overwork." And this is no coincidence; there is a word for it in Danish because Danish workplaces have a long-standing tradition of wanting to make their employees happy. To most Danes, a job isn't just a way to get paid; we fully expect to enjoy ourselves at work.
The U.S. attitude towards work is often quite different. A few years ago I gave a speech in Chicago, and an audience member told me that "Of course I hate my job, that's why they pay me to do it!" Many Americans hate their jobs and consider this to be perfectly normal. Similarly, many U.S. workplaces do little or nothing to create happiness among employees, sticking to the philosophy that "If you're enjoying yourself, you're not working hard enough."
5 Simple Office Policies That Make Danish Workers Way More Happy Than Americans, Alexander Kjerulf
Filed under: brave new world | Tags: doctors, health, Simon Gray, specialization
The elephant's trunk isn't the elephant and the elephant isn't tree-like; these misapprehensions are the pitfalls of specialization. To really know the elephant must be divine, and will require knowing more than one body part. It's the same with knowing a patient when you're a doctor. A specialist doctor who has overspecialized will never know the whole person. He may take care of that particular rare thing you have wrong with your elbow or larynx, and he'll no doubt be able to afford some houses and boats, but he won't be a better doctor because he won't know the patient.
Simon Gray:
How can one trust doctors? They seem to know more and more about their own specialities, less and less about their patients. If they are ear, nose and throat people, then they know the ear, nose and throat of you, but not what these are attached to, you're not present as a living and ailing organism, you're there in the bits and pieces he know about, and he's unlikely? unwilling? unable? to speculate about alternative explanations for your illness, there's nothing wrong with your ear, nose and throat, so you'd better go to someone who specialized in something else and if you're lucky you might eventually hit on a man who happens to specialize in whatever is killing you.
The Smoking Diaries, Simon Gray, p45
Filed under: brave new world, departure lounge | Tags: aldous huxley, books, george orwell, internet, Neil Postman, reading
The NY LA art book fairs are for makers of zines, comics, posters, prints and art books. There is a genre of art book that is full of pictures and very big text. One of its leading proponents and practitioners is Bruce Mau who did Zine and SMLXL etc. One way of describing this genre of book is that content now has to fight with design for relevance. So, the old orange penguins were a couple years of hard writing work (content) set in type and given an eyecatching cover. The content had clear superiority over the graphics and design of the book. Not with art books, the font and design is much more important with them and oftentimes all but extinguishes the content. At the art book fairs people gather to buy and sell these novelty products. Architects like art books, I guess their education doesn't emphasize the kind with content: history, fiction, poetry. A young architect once told me he liked books as objects. That's what an art book is, an object.
I have a degree in literature and an internet addiction. On my recent vacation, I took a book and no computer. It was only five days, so not much of a sacrifice, but the book burned into my brain and heart in a way I haven't experienced in months and months. I began to write again. Anyway I'm back now wasting time on the internet, flipping around, reading essays and watching movies, and rarely confronting humanity in the way that my travel book helped me to. I guess most of the internet is like an art book – more flash, less content.
Something from Postman:
What Orwell feared were those who would ban books. What Huxley feared was that there would be no reason to ban a book, for there would be no one who wanted to read one. Orwell feared those who would deprive us of information. Huxley feared those who would give us so much we would be reduced to passivity and egoism. Orwell feared that the truth would be concealed from us. Huxley feared the truth would be drowned in a sea of irrelevance.
Amusing Ourselves to Death, Neil Postman


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Dishing it out for winter gear
A hot meal can bring daily warmth to children in Superior. Each soup supper served up Friday night in the Superior High School cafeteria will provide winter gear for elementary school students in the Superior school district. The event, which was originally scheduled for Wednesday, was postponed until Friday.
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Roos 60th anniversary
Stanley and Delores Roos, Cottage Grove, formerly of Worthington, will observe their 60th wedding anniversary Sunday. A small celebration for immediate family and friends is planned for next month.
Greetings may be sent to them at 8200 Hadley Ave S., No. 316, Cottage Grove 55016.
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House Stenographer Seizes Microphone In Bizarre Rant
Originally published on Thu October 17, 2013 9:54 am
In one of the strangest moments of a strange few weeks on Capitol Hill, a House stenographer broke into a rant about God, the Constitution and Freemasonry as representatives cast their votes Wednesday on a deal to reopen the government.
"He will not be mocked," the stenographer, later identified as Dianne Reidy, yelled into the microphone at the chamber's rostrum. "The greatest deception here is that this is not one nation under God. It never was. It would not have been. The Constitution would not have been written by Freemasons. They go against God."
She was quickly escorted away from the lectern by floor staff, but continued: "You cannot serve two masters. Praise be to God. Praise be to Jesus."
Capitol Police said Reidy had been "transported to a local area hospital for evaluation."
Rep. Gerry Connolly, a Virginia Democrat, was quoted by The Washington Post as saying the stenographer is a well-known and liked figure in the House.
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