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Caution: Kids read Datebook
Editor -- I am writing to suggest that the large image accompanying the review of the Gottfried Helnwein show at the Legion of Honor ("The art of Gottfried Helnwein demands a response," Monday) was inappropriate to place on the first page of the Datebook section, especially above the fold and in such a large format. It is certainly right for art to be dark and disturbing, and certainly right for people to have relatively easy access to art of all kinds -- hey, I'm an ACLU member and an avid fan of some pretty disturbing artists -- but you have to remember that The Chronicle is a family newspaper and that the Datebook section is often the one that children turn to first when they pick up the paper to search for the comics. Anyone with younger children can easily imagine the really horrifying effect this particular image would have. Couldn't you have found an image that would have suggested the nature of Helnwein's art without being such so frightening to children? Barring that, you should have printed it inside the fold and smaller. Thanks for thinking about the kids next time. Leif Brown Berkeley
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Editor -- This is the first time I've written to The Chronicle, I think. I want to thank Kenneth Baker for his thoughtful analysis and interview with Gottfried Helnwein concerning Helnwein's show at the Legion of Honor. An academic by training, I've learned to experience art without first reading critics and their analysis (or even biographical information about the artist). This I did with great success at Helnwein's exhibition at the Legion of Honor recently, which I came upon as if by accident.
After the initial experience, which included humor, horror, understanding and admiration, I added Baker's timely review. I'm glad to have read it after I experienced the exhibition. Baker's interview with Helnwein was fascinating. Helnwein is as remarkably articulate in English as he is as a pictorial artist. His work is huge, literally, and I'm delighted that a picture of "Epiphany II (Adoration of the Shepherds)" was included.
Baker's review and concluding remarks are, quite simply, wonderful and entirely warranted by the subject.
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Editor -- I have long admired Helnwein's work and Baker's wonderful article has made me appreciate him even more. The dimension added to artwork when the artist's life is unfolded, the way Helnwein's was in Baker's commentary, is enriching and gratifying. Helnwein's seemingly approachable persona makes his work all that more personal to the viewer.
Lewd comics expose kids to bad things
Editor -- Children read the comics pages, remember? But I have to believe that the word "jackass" in J.C. Duffy's Fusco Brothers cartoon (Saturday) wasn't even an editorial consideration by Executive Datebook Editor David Wiegand, as that strip consistently illustrates some of the most sexist, racist, homophobic "humor" a general readership newspaper can offer. Children learn to love the newspaper with this section. They learn to appreciate the look, feel and smell of a newspaper right there where Peanuts, Dennis the Menace and Garfield once set the tone for the breakfast table. Now, those faces frown in confusion at the simmering hatred and misanthropic nature of cartoons like Boondocks and the Fusco Brothers. Yes, Blondie and Beetle Bailey always have been sexist, but they are not bawdy or vulgar. Doonesbury has been heavily political and For Better or for Worse gives us adult content, but both are written with an eye toward teaching tolerance and understanding.
I know it's not The Chronicle's business to provide a moral compass for our society, but this page is as distinct from the editorial pages as it is from hard news. Why would the decision to move the adult entertainment listings to a section other than that adjacent to the comics have been made in the past few years if not for the welfare of young readers? When will the editorializing environment of the comics pages stop being an excuse for the dumbing down of common decency among this special readership?
Shame on you.
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Editor -- As an instructor of mass communication at Santa Rosa Junior College, I offer you congratulations for a superb, well-rounded look at the new trend in documentary filmmaking ("These are heady days for documentary filmmakers with something to say," Aug. 6). Steven Winn posed the question "Why?" I think the most cogent answer can be found at the point when Winn alludes to a "public skeptical of both mainstream media and mediated 'reality. ' " It's my sometimes joyless task to monitor and read the mainstream media. What I see is a general consensus about what is news. The mainstream media, eager to prove that they are not liberal, merely replicate handouts from the Defense Department and the president's national security adviser. Reading and watching mainstream media is like "doing the rounds" of the networks' Sunday morning talk shows. They all say the same thing. Those of us seeking new information and some investigation have to seek alternative sources. Thus, the success of "Outfoxed," "Corporation," "Fahrenheit 9/11" and "Control Room." Yes, they are polemical. None is objective. But they offer a different viewpoint. At least that's refreshing. Anything to counter the tele-pablum offered us by the mainstream news media.
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01/03/11 By Bruce Klauber
Friday Without Frank
Sid Mark's "Friday with Frank" program leaves the airwaves
In 1960, I was eight years old and was just beginning to develop an interest in jazz. I had recently started taking drum lessons with the emphasis on jazz, and a cousin of mine hosted a jazz radio show on WRTI-FM, the voice of Temple University in Philadelphia.
Though the reception of WRTI was iffy at best, it may have been all of a ten-watt radio station at that juncture, by way of my percussion studies and the cousin's radio show, I was primed for jazz.
One Sunday afternoon, while casting about the radio dial for the voice of my cousin, I heard some amazing music emanating from our family's Motorola console. Looking back, it must have been Maynard Ferguson, Stan Kenton or Basie. The sheer bombast of it appealed to my young ears. After the song was over, a man came on the air and talked about what he had played. His name was Sid Mark and boy, did he have the voice of authority. This wasn't WRTI.
My father, never a music lover, tried to be interested in what his kids were into. He walked into the den where I was listening to the radio, and heard Sid Mark identify the radio station as WHAT, then on the FM dial. When my father heard the call letters, he realized that the radio station was located pretty close to where we lived, in a Philadelphia suburb.
"Get in the car, son," my father said.
"Where are we going?" I asked.
"I'm going to take you to the radio station where they're playing this jazz," he answered. "You want to learn jazz? Go to the source."
My late father, Charles Klauber, was intimidated by nothing. Perhaps that was because, as a youth, he was a pretty decent Golden Gloves boxer. Celebrities, from Buddy Rich to Sinatra to Sonny Stitt, loved the guy. My old man could get in anywhere, be it backstage at the Latin Casino nightclub, the then "restricted" Merion Cricket Club, and WHAT radio.
Dad marched me into the radio station, right past the guard—"My kid wants to learn about jazz," he told the uniformed security man--found the studio, went up to Sid Mark and said, "My son is studying jazz. Maybe you could help him out."
Then Charles Klauber split, not to return until the broadcast was over.
Sid Mark, and the special guest on his show that Sunday afternoon, both looked, to me to be about seven feet tall. I think I stayed in that studio for four hours, listening to the goings-on, and trying to look taller.
The special guest, by the way, was none other than Stan Kenton. Kenton asked me, during the course of the four hours, who I liked in jazz.
"Flip Phillips and Gene Krupa," I replied with great enthusiasm.
"Good players," Kenton politely replied, patting me on the head.
Given the math, I have known Sid Mark for almost 50 years. As a broadcaster, he has done more for jazz and for good music, in Philadelphia and nationally—and for a longer period of time—than anyone in the business. He's been a jazz radio host, a darn good talk show host, and ran a series of under-appreciated, and likely under-funded, jazz television series on the local PBS outlet, titled "The Mark of Jazz." He was a fixture at area jazz concerts and festivals as a master of ceremonies.
Like my father, Sid was intimidated by no one's celebrity. For example, as the legend goes, Sid was the master of ceremonies at a Philadelphia jazz concert featuring Benny ("Mr. Warmth") Goodman. It came as no surprise that BG wasn't nice to anyone backstage, including Sid Mark. When it came time for Sid to announce Benny, he simply said, "Ladies and Gentlemen, Steve Allen." (Allen, of course, played Goodman in the ill-fated, mid-1950s biopic, "The Benny Goodman Story.")
Sid helped put Maynard Ferguson on the map, and after a few false starts, Bobby Darin, and plenty of others. He had no qualms about playing Maynard, Ray Charles, Ahmad Jamal, and then, Barbra Streisand. He let the listeners make up their own minds about who they dug. Directly or indirectly, he taught his audience about good music. I recall that he got a good deal of flack by playing Streisand—he was among the first to really promote her on the airwaves—until word came out that no less than Louis Armstrong said that Barbra Streisand was his favorite singer. It took old Satch to make it "okay."
Though Sidney didn't put Frank Sinatra on the map—though he sure helped sell a lot of Old Blue Eye's recordings--the names of Sid Mark and Frank Sinatra will be forever linked, by way of Sid's long-running radio programs, "Friday with Frank," "Sunday with Sinatra" and the successfully syndicated "Sounds of Sinatra."
They were close friends and they loved each other. Sid supported Frank without question or without condition. Sinatra treated Sid in the same manner. Sid has and had integrity. For example, I suspect that few have the Frank Sinatra collection of recordings that Sid Mark has, but he would never, ever play anything on his radio programs that was not commercially issued. I know that Mr. S. and his good offices appreciated that through the years.
But after almost 55 years, "Friday with Frank," probably the most famous of Sidney's shows, will be no more. Those in the biz were shocked when WWDB-FM, actually morphed from the original WHAT-FM, changed formats and dropped the Friday and Sunday shows several years ago. Without missing a beat--remember that these programs were tremendously popular and successful--"Friday with Frank" and "Sunday with Sinatra" moved over to WPHT-AM.
The Fridays have been tough for listeners, as WPHL is also the voice of the Philadelphia Phillies, and those who tuned in when a Phil's broadcast was scheduled had a hard time figuring when "Friday with Frank" would be on and when it wouldn't.
The program wasn't canceled for lack of support. The Sinatra programs had sponsors that were with the show for years, and potential advertisers, it's been said, have had to be on the waiting list to get in.
It is a matter, one presumes, of demographics, with the presumption being that only older folks listen to Frank Sinatra—which is inaccurate—and that older folks don't buy anything.
There are, however, certain things that should be left alone. A 54-year-old institution, for goodness sakes, should be allowed to continue until its natural end. But, as John ("One Step Beyond") Newland once said to Dick Cavett, "Show business? It's a rotten, damned game."
Word in the biz is that "Friday with Frank" will be replaced by yet another, call-in, talk radio show, as WPHL-AM's catch line is "The Big Talker." Another talk show. Just what radio needs.
In my brief communications with Sid about this, and listening to his comments on radio, he hasn't sounded the least bit upset. He's been doing this for years, the "Sunday with Sinatra" show remains as do the syndicated shows, so it's quite possible that Sid Mark might relish Friday nights off after 54 years.
Then again, "Friday with Frank" may surface elsewhere in the Philadelphia area.
To me, Sid has been a friend, a mentor, and in his own way, quite the educator. I don't think he'd ever think of himself as a teacher, but to thousands of us, we wouldn't have known about Kenton, Maynard, Basie, Oscar, Darin, Ray Charles—or Frank Sinatra—without him.
He has always been candid and honest with me about the business and those within it, and has been of immeasurable help on a number of my writing and video projects through the years. To make this personal—because it is—I'd like to think that Sid Mark is proud of me.
The problem now, for me and for thousands of other "Friday with Frank" fans, is: what do we now do on our Friday nights?
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Brenni, M; Worn, M; Brüesch, M; Spahn, D R; Ganter, M (2010). Successful rotational thromboelastometry-guided treatment of traumatic haemorrhage, hyperfibrinolysis and coagulopathy. Acta Anaesthesiologica Scandinavica, 54(1):111-117.
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Transfusion of allogeneic blood products is associated with increased morbidity and mortality. Therefore, strategies for reducing transfusion of these products during trauma management are valuable. We report a case of severe blunt abdominal trauma, successfully treated with antifibrinolytic medication and fibrinogen concentrate. Rotational thromboelastometry (ROTEM) was used to identify hyperfibrinolysis and afibrinogenaemia. In order to achieve haemostasis, over a 3-h period, the patient received a total of 1 g of tranexamic acid, 7 U of packed red blood cells, 16 g of fibrinogen concentrate (Haemocomplettan P), 3500 ml of colloids and 5500 ml of lactated Ringer's solution. Together with surgical measures, this treatment stopped the bleeding and stabilised the patient. There was no transfusion of either fresh-frozen plasma or platelets. The limited need for allogeneic blood products is of particular interest, and clinical studies of the approach used here appear to be warranted.
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Once again I'm hoping for some input from the experts here.
Attached is a PDF with five different versions of the first page of my writing sample (for tenure track job applications in philosophy). The only difference from page to page is the initial capital. Which one do you prefer? I suspect this issue is just a matter of pure preference, and thus that there is no wrong answer here. That said, I'd still like to know what more experienced typographers and typesetters think.
I know that the kerning can be tweaked a bit more on many of them, but I would like to decide which one I'm going to use before I iron out all of the details. Thoughts? Suggestions? Criticisms?
Thanks in advance!
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I'd go with either the first or the last one.
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Nummer 5 has the best 'colour', by which I mean it fits best in the overall tone of the page. Number 4 would be okay if you would use a more display-ish version of the typeface (a thinner cut — the serifs are too heavy now and the thin/thick contrats too weak). If you could achieve this, that's the way to go, imo.
The italic/swash versions are too distracting.
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Bert Vanderveen BNO
Thanks for your comments. Bert, Number 4 already uses the Display optical size. (It is the same typeface used for the text: Adobe Jenson.)
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Jason's Little Family: The Beginning Chapter 3
Fiction, Blowjob, Incest, Pregnant, Young
Author's infos
Gender: male Age: N/A Location: N/A
Posted Thu 7th of August 2008
A short chapter this time but I hope it's hot enought to make up for it. Enjoy
Chapter 3
Jason felt his cock give a slight lurch in Karen's hand as his daughter's hair brushed along his thighs and her tongue touched the tip of his shaft. "You know daddy," Karen said as she licked her father's prick clean. "There's nothing like the taste of a girl's cunt juices just after she loses her virginity."
"I wouldn't know about that," Jason said as his cock started to harden in his daughter's hands. "Like I told you before, you're the first virgin I ever fucked."
"Well daddy," Karen said, looking up and giving her father a seductive wink as she licked her lips, "I've tasted my own cunt juices before now, and there really is something special about this time. Of course, it could be your cum mixed with mine, but I think there's more to it then that."
"I wish I could taste it," Jason said, licking his own lips as he looked down at the thirteen year old girl licking and stroking his turgid cock.
"Maybe we can do something about that," Karen said slowly. "All I have to do is turn around and then you can eat my cunt while I eat your cock."
"Ok," Jason said, giving Karen a broad smile as shifted her body around until she was straddling his head with her knees and lowering her crotch down to her father's lips and tongue as she returned to his hardening cock. As her father's tongue ran along her dripping slit she opened her mouth and sucked the tip of his cock between her lips and took a deep breath before she let the shaft slide down her throat.
"Oh my God," Jason groaned as his cock slid down Karen's throat. "You're got to tell me how a virgin learned to deep throat like that." Karen's only answer was to wiggle her nearly bald cunt in his face and Jason realized that he wasn't keeping up his own end of the bargain. He grabbed his daughter's hips and held her steady as he went back to licking the juices that dripped out from between her pussy lips. As the taste of Karen's deflowered slit filled his mouth he had to agree with her that there was something special about the taste, something that he realized he might never taste again.
While Jason had no idea where his daughter learned how to suck cock it was obvious that Karen had a lot of experience. He could feel every inch of his prick as the shaft pushed against the sides of her throat as they vibrated around the shaft and made him harder and harder as the girl pushed him closer and closer to another orgasm. Jason could also feels the lips of Karen's pussy fluttering against his mouth as moved his tongue around inside her fuck hole and teased the girl's oversize clit with his bottom lip. Just as he felt his balls starting to tense with his impending orgasm Karen spat his cock out of her mouth and pushed her thumb against the base of his cock.
"Oh no you don't daddy," Karen said softly, her breath passing across her father's pubic hair as the spasms of his orgasm died before he was able to shoot his load. "I'll be happy to eat your cum later, but if you're serious about wearing condoms from no on I want to make sure I get every possible drop of your baby juice in my cunt tonight."
"Karen," Jason said as he patted his daughter's ass cheeks affectionately, "if I thought you knew what you were talking about I'd be worried."
"Daddy, I'm not that young," Karen said as she pulled her wet cunt away from her father's face shifted around until she was straddling her father's stomach with her pussy juice dripping into the well of his belly button. "I know what I want and I'm not going to stop asking for it - or begging for it if that's what it takes - until you're ready to knock me up."
"If you say so," Jason told his daughter with a weak laugh.
"Yes I say so," Karen said as she slid her crotch down her father's body until his erect cock poked her in the ass. "And you know that I'm stubborn enough to keep at it until you give in."
"Or come to your senses," Jason said, trying to remember if there were any occasions when his daughter had ever changed her mind about something she thought she wanted.
"Just keep telling yourself that, daddy," Karen said as she raised her ass up high enough to jump over the lump of her father's erect cock so that it sprang up and nestled between her cunt lips. "You just lay there and enjoy the ride, dad," the thirteen year old said as she reached down between her legs and adjusted the angle of her father's prick so the head was wedged against her slit. "This time I'll do all the work."
Jason let out a little gasp of pleasure as he watched the head of his prick disappear between his daughter's nearly bald cunt lips. He could feel the walls of her slit pulsing against his cock as it slid into the horny girl's vagina an inch at a time.
"Do you like it dad?" Karen asked with a purr of sexual pleasure when her oversize clit buried itself in his pubic hair. "I do, fucking you is better than I ever dreamed it could be. By the way, daddy, I practiced with the dildo mom gave me."
"What do you mean?" Jason groaned as pleasure flowed from the cock stroking in and out of his daughter's cunt and up his spine to fill his brain so that he couldn't even think straight.
"You wanted to know how a virgin could be so good at eating cock," Karen said, leaning forward as she fucked her father's cock so that the shaft ran across her clit with every stroke. "Well when mom started getting me ready to fuck you she bought me a dildo and told me to practice licking and sucking it until I could deep throat it without gagging. She told me that she searched for months to find a vibrator with just the right proportions to match your cock and I've practiced with it every day just so I'd be ready for today."
"They do say that practice makes perfect," Jason muttered as he watched Karen's small tits jiggle every time she bounced off his crotch. "And you certainly know how to eat my cock."
"In that case," Karen said as she closed her eyes in pleasure and rode her father's cock enthusiastically, bouncing her hard ass off his full balls and her oversize clit off his belly, "I hope you plan to give me a lot of practice fucking because I want to get perfect at this too."
"Trust me, Karen, you don't need that much practice," Jason said with a groan as he reached up to tweak his daughter's bouncing tits. Even with her hard erect nipples Karen's breasts weren't much more than a handful, but they bounced like they were fuller than they really were.
"Now I know you're lying," Karen said, grinding her cunt into her father's groin so that his cock swivelled around in her cunt and her clit rubbed across the slight paunch of his stomach. She leaned forward to ruffle Jason's thinning hair as she continued. "This is only my second fuck and I know I have a lot to learn - even if mom did tell me a lot about fucking before she died."
"You're such a natural when it comes to fucking I think you'll do just fine if you follow your instincts," Jason told his daughter as he slid his hands down and around her naked body until he was squeezing her ass cheeks as she started riding up and down his shaft again. "What else do you want to learn about fucking? What it feels like to have my cock in your ass?"
"Someday," Karen said as her breath started coming in gasps as Karen's fuck tunnel started vibrating around his cock. "But first I want to get pregnant."
"Karen," Jason said with a groan as his balls started to quiver under his daughter's assault. "I already told you it would be a bad idea for me to knock you up."
"I know you said that dad," Karen said with a slight frown, "but I still want your baby and I don't intend to stop until you give me what I want. Tell you what, I'll let you fuck me in the ass after you get me pregnant."
"And how long do you think a hot horny little girl like you can hold off a fuck in the ass," Jason asked Karen as he ran a finger between her ass cheeks.
"As long as it takes," Karen gasped, slamming her cunt harder and faster along her father's prick with ever stroke. "Just look how long I kept after you until you finally fucked me."
"Good point," Jason said, his balls twitching with his impending orgasm. "But knocking you up is something I can hold out on longer than you can hold out on ass fucking."
"I guess we'll see," Karen said with a smile as she slammed her cunt down one last time and held her pussy lips tight against her father's groin as her body shook with her newest orgasm. With his daughter's fuck tunnel massaging the whole length of his prick Jason shot another load of cum into Karen's unprotected cunt with a loud groan of pleasure.
"Thank you daddy," Karen said as she leaned down to give her father another kiss as her cunny milked every last drop of baby juice from his balls. "If we're lucky you could be fucking my ass before you know it."
"If I'm lucky I'll be fucking your ass," Jason said as he returned his daughter's kiss. "And tomorrow I am picking up condoms - a whole lot of condoms - so we don't have to worry about luck after tonight."
"I'll be happy if I'm lucky tonight," Karen said with a sigh as she draped her naked body across her father's. "Daddy, can I sleep with you tonight?"
"After what we just did?" Jason said with a chuckle as he stroked Karen's back, letting his hands rest on her ass cheeks with every stroke, "why not?"
"And can we sleep with your cock stuck in my cunt?" Karen asked hopefully.
"Sure we can," Jason said with a benevolent smile. "But just to warn you, your pussy feels so good around my prick that I could wake up hard and horny enough to fuck you all over again."
"That's what I'm hoping for," Karen said as she closed her eyes and wiggled her body against her father's naked chest as she drifted off to sleep.
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"Jason's Little Family: The Beginning Chapter 3" - Jason and Karen Carter - (Father and Daughter)
And the sage continues along in fine feddle! Projections of the outcome are starting to emerge that Karen has, or is, become pregnant, fulfilling her decased mother"s desire to produce many children of incestual parents! Go Karen, GO!!
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Brain Stimulation Makes Man A Johnny Cash Fan?
A man developed a passionate love for the music of Johnny Cash after being implanted with a brain stimulation device. The unique story is told in a case report in the Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience journal, published on the 6th May.
The authors, Mariska Mantione and colleagues, describe the case of "Mr. B", a 58 year old Dutch man who had suffered from severe obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and anxiety since the age of 13.
Numerous medications and psychotherapy had failed to provide relief. So Mr B. was given deep brain stimulation (DBS) as a last resort treatment. The electrodes were placed in the nucleus accumbens.
It worked: his OCD and anxiety symptoms went down, down, down, so much so that he felt like his spirit was finally unchained:
Mr. B. reported he felt very confident, calm and assertive and he started to call himself "Mr. B. II", the new and improved version of himself.
But it wasn't just his symptoms that changed; his musical taste did too. Previously Mr B had been quite fond of the Rolling Stones, but he wasn't really a big music lover. However,
…a half year after DBS surgery, Mr. B. stated that he was turning into a Johnny Cash fan. He had been listening to the radio, when he coincidentally heard "Ring of Fire" of the Country and Western singer and experienced that he was deeply affected by the song. Mr. B. started to listen to more songs of Johnny Cash and noticed that he was deeply moved by the raw and low-pitched voice of the singer
His appreciation for the Man in Black soon progressed from liking into devotion. Mr. B kept Cash on his mind both day and night
Mr. B. reported that he felt good following treatment with DBS and that the songs of Johnny Cash made him feel even better. From this moment on, Mr. B. kept listening simply and solely to Johnny Cash and bought all his CD's and DVD's… From the first time Mr. B. heard a Johnny Cash song, [all other music] has been banned.
However, this remarkable Cash-omania apparently vanished on occasions when the DBS stimulation turned off:
His former musical taste reoccurred immediately when stimulation was interrupted due to battery depletion, suggesting a direct causal link between musical preference and stimulation of the accumbens.
What does this mean? It's a fascinating case, but hard to make sense of. The most direct interpretation would be that stimulation of the accumbens directly made Mr B more receptive to enjoying and becoming a fan of music.
The accumbens is involved in pleasure and motivation so this is plausible, but it begs the question, why Johnny Cash rather than any other musician? Can the specific object of Mr B's new preference be explained, or is it just one of those inexplicable quirks of human life?
Then again, who's to say that the nucleus accumbens stimulation was directly responsible for the Cash preference? Perhaps it was the sense of a new perspective on life, secondary to his symptom improvement, that was crucial. Maybe any effective OCD treatment would have had the same consequence? Against this possibility, Mantione and colleagues note that the preference seemed to be contingent on the continuing accumbens stimulation, but this is essentially an anecdote, not a rigorous blinded discontinuation trial.
Mantione, M., Figee, M., & Denys, D. (2014). A case of musical preference for Johnny Cash following deep brain stimulation of the nucleus accumbens Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience, 8 DOI: 10.3389/fnbeh.2014.00152
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Eighty-five students recently were inducted into the National Honor Society at Peters Township High School. Inductees Rachel Noonan, right, helps Erin Pakela light her candle during the induction ceremony. Other inductees were Meghan Bastyr, Brock Burns, Rachel Campion, Gwen Caven, Evan Chernicky, Carys Corry-Roberts, Julia Corton, John Courter, Cierra Coury, Jeffrey Coury, Abby Cummings, Kristen Czajkowski, Julianne Dachille, Natalie Dainesi, Krupa Desai, Nathan Doughty, Carter Ekberg, Christian Fink, Hannah Foster, Emily Franty, Marissa Glovier, Andrew Grosso, Elizabeth Hall, Holly Ann Hanna, Autumn Harriger, Sean Harrison, Christopher Heldman, Olivia Hilborn, Julia Hilden, Brandon Hillen, Rachel Hobbs, Kevin Hutchins, Sebastian Hymson, Derek Kasper, Tyler Keane, Annie Koch, Mitchell Kreider, Raashmi Krishnasamy, Julia Kuehn, Kenna Kuehn, Nicholas Larimer, Abbygale Lavelle, Brooke Lininger, Steven Lo, Michele MacKay, Elizabeth Mamros, Kyle Marshall, Lauren McCaig, Jessica McElroy, Kristina McKittrick, Salvatore Merante, Alessia Mihok, Lauren Milley, Rebekah Moshier, Luke Nissly, Emily Nobers, Maria Oldenburg, Jonathan Paul, Kassianna Politis, Mary Kate Pritz, Claire Relich, Meredith Rohn, Meredith Rovito, Alyssa Salley, Tyler Schmidt, Dane Sehnert, Jacob Simmons, Amy Spangenberg, Nicole Spindler, Hanna Stark, Isabelle Stasenko, Paige Stopperich, Erin Sullivan, Caroline Taylor, Shane Taylor, Kylie Thompson, Roy Wang, George Watson, Gregory Watts, Delaney When, Abigail Whalen, Rachel Windmueller and Zenas Zhuang.
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ANKENY, Iowa (AP) — Several Iowa police chiefs have spoken out against proposed state rules for traffic cameras, but a state official says the chiefs are just protecting a revenue source.
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Title: | Dead laws for dead men: the politics of federal coal mine health and safety legislation |
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Subject terms: | Coal mines and mining--Safety regulations--United States--History. |
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This morning I found a soggy parchment stuck to my desk with a rusty dagger.
To Whom It May Concern:Speaking on behalf of a particular group of pirates, I would assert that not all pirates is the same, and some pirates is especially not interested in takin' hostages an' threatenin' individuals, as seems to be the case recently off'n the coast of Somalia.
Some pirates is content to confine their illegal activities to crimes against property rather than persons. Some pirates finds the takin' of hostages t' be repugnant, an' just plain bad manners.
Some pirates would prefer to accumulate goods in the least harmful way possible, such as pickin' up containers full o' cargo what has already fallen off'n ships, an' of course the old standard - diggin' fer buried treasure.
These certain pirates heretofore would like to be known as "Classic Pirates", distinguished by their colorful garb an' manner of speech along with their well known accoutrements, such as wooden legs, eye patches, an th' occasional parrot.
These other pirates, them what is causin' most of the trouble, might be referred to from here on out as "Modern Pirates". "Modern Pirates" has become so as a result of political upheaval an' desperation, and does not approach piracy as an art form the way we "Classic Pirates" does.
In fact, we would prefer to be known more as performance artists. As such, we would not be adverse to the creation of a reality TV show built around the harmless exploits of certain "Classic Pirates".
An' then there is our earlier proposal, still on the table, of the creation of a Federal Booty Administration, where we would turn our talents towards the findin' an' sharin' of buried treasure with the cash-strapped U.S. Government.
In short, before any escalation in hostilities between the Navy an' all them what carries the moniker "pirate", we the undersigned would wish it to be known that we is definitely not inclined to participate in the aforementioned conflict, and would, instead, prefer to keep our reputation as fun-lovin', though somewhat salty, entertainers.
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I sense real fear, even panic in this latest message.
Is there something Captain Billy and the crew can do to demonstrate that they are, in fact, a better variety of pirate?


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Faith has mysterious manners of working through the hearts of the mortal man. Just when you think you have lost it all, there comes a sign from above to say you are taken care of, like the case of Lal.
Many would pass the purple flower that sprouted between two concrete slabs in a Queens backyard as another unwanted weed, but Jamaican resident Sam Lal thinks that the plant resembling Lord Ganesh holds holy powers.
Lal, 60, claimed that it was the flower that relieved him of the pain due to a bone spur near his spine and bulging discs in his neck. "This formation came to heal my illness. They say God comes in many forms. I figure this has taken the form of a plant to come into my yard to bless me," the New York Daily quoted him as saying.
He claims that the growth of unusual amaranth plant has cured his back ailments. The plant, which is not native to the area, has a trunk that resembles the elephant-headed god. And now Lal, a Hindu by religion, is seeing an inundation of neighbours and friends to have a glimpse of the almost four-foot-tall flower that started growing in August.
According to Lal, the flower's position - growing through concrete, facing a garage he converted to a prayer space - is evidence of a connection to Ganesh, who is revered as the Remover of Obstacles. "I felt that healing power that came with it. I've lived a religious life all my life. I feel my prayers have been answered through the deities," he said.
Garden spokesman Tim Heimerle said that horticulturalists at the garden had never seen an amaranth take an elephant-like shape. "For it to have that long trunk like this is not a natural thing," he said.
"Nature is a strange thing, and it's possible it may have just done that spontaneously, but who's to say," said Heimerle. However, with winters knocking on the door, Lal fears that the flower may die like other amaranths, which are usually killed by winter frost, and hence is covering the flower with plastic at night to protect it from cold. "It's a little upsetting. It hurts me to know I'll lose it, said Lal
The Amaranth may be a common plant with unusual growth, or according to Lal's belief a sign fro Ganesh, however, in time and age today such signs of faith and believe make a difference.


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I've finally gotten around to gathering links to some of my appearances. How to handle a hostile "news" media interview Background on why the news media is biased on gun issues
Local FOX-TV does a fine segment on our free-speech lawsuit against Phoenix for censoring "Guns Save Lives" billboards My first CNN interview on the Tucson shooting, 1/11/11 -- My second (the Parker/Spitzer Show again), 1/13/11 -- Also on YouTube (same thing) -- And here's that CBC broadcast, generated a ton of thanks because And if that isn't enough, here's the show with Tom Gresham on the nationally syndicated Gun Talk: If you want more, I was aired during the SuperBowl, a few of us left the game briefly to catch this gem, two very anti-rights people (a Senator and the head of an anti-rights group) against me, they lose. The Arizona Republic emailed Qs to me and posted the replies online before running them in the opinion section on Feb. 14. I sugar coated nothing -- Cheryl (wifey) gathered these links for me: Lots of YouTube links with sample images and descriptions: http://www.kgun9.com/Global/story.asp?S=13950555 http://arizonanewstelegraph.com/Arizona_News-Telegraph/Home.html http://www.responsiblecitizensofcalifornia.org/video/alan-korwin-weighs-in-on-cnn A handful of recent links, recent being a relative thing: Paul Huebl Crimefile News interview at SHOT Show 2015 (11 minutes) GunsAmerica interview at the SHOT Show 2015 (8 minutes) Subject: Armed & Free Radio Show on You Tube Hey guys, Thanks for a great show a few weeks back. I posted it on our You Tube channel to help get the word out on the book. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NMxNA7Qsdao Batch 1 (Thanks to Andrew Swartz for gathering these for me) SHOT SHOW On The Right To Self Defense Alan Korwin And Guy Smith At SAF GRPC 2008 Alan Korwin At SAF GRPC 2008 Arizona Freedom Rally II Articles Of Freedom April 12, 2010 Arizona Breakfast Club November 6, 2010 1/10 Arizona Breakfast Club November 6, 2010 2/10 Arizona Breakfast Club November 6, 2010 3/10 Arizona Breakfast Club November 6, 2010 4/10 Arizona Breakfast Club November 6, 2010 5/10 Arizona Breakfast Club November 6, 2010 6/10 Arizona Breakfast Club November 6, 2010 7/10 Arizona Breakfast Club November 6, 2010 8/10 Arizona Breakfast Club November 6, 2010 9/10 Arizona Breakfast Club November 6, 2010 10/10 Batch 2 (Thanks to Andrew again) http://www.c-spanvideo.org/program/200525-1 http://podcast.gunrights.us/2008/05/08/guest-host-alan-korwin-episode-083/ scroll down to 8/15/2010- 3rd and 4th links from the bottom scroll to 9/5/09 http://www.libertywatchradio.com/listen works for you- 8/23/09 http://i.b5z.net/i/u/1219065/m/8_23_09_Korwin_Media_Truth_FTP_48.mp3 http://www.arizonashooting.com/v3/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=88171 Contact: Encourage politicians to pass more laws... |
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The objective of this project is to assemble in a single location relevant materials relating to the taxonomy, systematics, biology, and pertinent literature resources for selected taxa within the crustacean superorder, Peracarida. Taxa featured are the orders Cumacea, Lophogastrida, Mysida, Stygiomysida, and Tanaidacea.
Generally, compilations similar to those provided here were last published over a decade ago, and are now outdated. For example, complete summaries were assembled for the Tanaidacea (Sieg, 1983b), Mysidacea (Müller, 1993), and Cumacea (Bacescu, 1988a, 1992a). Also, a number of online resources provide information on various aspects of the biology and classification of these taxa. However, I am unaware of any which emphasize both classification and literature.
Database | Revised | Records | Species | References | Taxa |
Cumacea | January 20, 2010 | 3652 | 1593 | 1929 PDF | |
Lophogastrida | January 20, 2010 | 605 | 58 | 549 PDF | |
Mysida | January 20, 2010 | 7265 | 1106 | 6236 PDF | |
Stygiomysida | January 20, 2010 | 66 | 16 | 61 PDF | |
Tanaidacea | Feb. 21, 2013 | 4044 | 1247 | 2490 PDF |
The databases can be accessed using the links above. The appearance and functionality of each database is similar to those for the Tanaidacea, for which general instructions are provided below. From the search page, both taxonomic and literature resources can be secured. Simply type the query term of interest into the appropriate field and then click the "Search Taxonomy" or "Search Literature" button as appropriate. Click on a header of the resulting Table if you wish to sort the records. A list of Museum Acronyms used in the databases (updated for Tanaidacea only) is available for download. Recently, I completed a project which sought to update Sieg's "Crustaceorum Catalogus" (1983). This compilation, "Tanaidacea- Thirty Years of Scholarship", is also available at this website.
Additional search tips are provided here:
I would be grateful to receive suggestions, corrections, and additions, as well as current reprints regarding these taxa. Correspondence should be addressed to email@example.com or Gary Anderson, 22 Marshall Way, Rumford, RI 02916, USA.
A number of individuals have contributed significantly to this project. The aforementioned scholars (Sieg, Müller, and Bacescu) summarized information that I used as a basis for the initial assembly of the databases. Richard Heard, Wayne Price, and Tim Deprez made additional publications available, thus allowing significant updating of materials. Additionally, numerous scholars have provided current resources regarding their research (e.g., Roger Bamber, Graham Bird, Magda Blazewicz-Paszkowycz, David Drumm, Jźrgen Guerrero-Kommritz, Modest Gutu, Keiichi Kakui, Kim Larsen, Iorgu Petrescu, Karl Wittmann, Risto Väinölä, Kenneth Meland, and numerous others). Librarians at The University of Southern Mississippi, Gulf Coast Research Laboratory and MBL (e.g., Bridget Reeves, Cathy Schloss, and Cathy Norton) made resources available through Interlibrary Loan and Rare Books Archives.
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That means maintain a positional view and keep on entering and exiting only on the long side. The Nifty has made these higher lows, 4,800 in May and 5,000 in the last week of July and 5,210 last week. So, we have a clear pattern of higher lows. The higher highs are not as visible. We haven't crossed 5,600, but who knows that may or may not happen. The bias for the short-term trader is very clearly on the long side, it's upbeat. So, we should be bullish. Look to buy the Nifty as well as the bluechips, whenever there is a dip. Stay only with the blue-chips. This is not a momentum midcap market. Q: You have a buy on Apollo Tyres ? A: Apollo Tyres has been on a roll. It broke out of that Rs 78-79 resistance. It has come in the buy list earlier also. It is now willing to breakout to new highs. That's always good news for a stock. A stock that is in an uptrend, consolidates and then breaks out to new highs - is a stock we want to buy. So, today it is quite possible that markets may remain choppy. But within this choppiness, Apollo Tyres, the moment it shows us small dip or a sign of crossing Rs 93-94, we should be buying it. Q: You have a buy on Dr Reddy's Laboratories today? A: The interesting thing about Dr Reddy's is that the big move in Dr Reddy's came on Saturday. So, clearly Saturday trading did give some indications of what's going on. Dr Reddy's is now in an uncharted territory. We want to be long here. Pharma stocks are going places. We have already seen what they are doing. We don't challenge the wisdom of the market. Just search for an intraday entry opportunity. Perhaps the first 15-20 minutes and then say okay, Dr. Reddy's is crossing that 20 minute high, I am going long. Q: You also have a buy on Biocon again? A: Yes, Biocon again has been in the buy list. The stock went down, corrected, made a base and rallied. This is exactly what a good stock should do. It continues the rally. We don't challenge the levels and say this is it and no more. In a market which is awarding relative strength, which is rewarding outperformers, Biocon is one. So, same sector and the sector is flying anyway. It is a very good stock to go and buy in. In fact, this is a time when traders could consider actually carrying forward positions also if these positions are closing in their favour. I would assume that a lot of gaps could come in on the side of the bulls. Q: Where is the base for Adani Power ? A: There is no base for Adani Power. It is just falling. So, we go and short it. Assuming that markets remain choppy, there will be selling opportunities and Adani Power qualifies as one of them. There is nothing there, it is just falling. I assume the declines will continue. Q: You are bearish on Indian Hotels as well today? A: Yes and that is mainly because I did not want to suddenly turn overly bullish and have a lot of stocks in my buy list. Indian Hotels has been an underperformer. It is doing all the wrong things. In a market that's rallying for the last two days or three days now including Saturday, it has not done anything, it is actually falling. So, there is a short sell here. Adani Power is a much better short sell I would think but for people who want to do some hedging, do some intraday trading only on the short side, Indian Hotels qualifies as a sell. Q: You have a buy on Infosys from IT? A: Infosys did nice things on Saturday. So, even on a day when volumes should have been low it opened up with a gap and stayed there. Infosys has now filled the gap that was created on the back of bad results, it is completed filled and it has now come back to the Rs 2,500-2,600 strong resistance area. The chances are that IT is an outperformer and there will be repeated attempts to cross this resistance. Every time that thrust comes, intraday traders can get money out of it. Disclosure: I have no personal holding in the stocks discussed. 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A couple of days ago, Stereogum quoted Dave Matthews announcing that "If this" — the forthcoming Big Whiskey and the GrooGux King — "is the last album that I make, it's the only album I hope people listen to." That's fodder for the middlebrows who have dismissed him all along, of course, but it has us pondering whether the new single "Funny the Way It Is" might measure up to or even surpass "Crash Into Me" or "Stay (Wasting Time)," hits we think rate among the very best of the nineties. Like those two, this one's deliciously sweet-and-sour, and what it lacks in frank allusions to sex, it makes up for in pure muscle — it's got a bulletproof groove and the type of bounce that has marked the band all along. If this were his last single, people would know enough to put it in a mix with his other great hits.
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Death's Assistants
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This book has 20 comments. Post your own now!Hi! I love these kinds of stories. :) I love your writing style, and the way you wrote your story.
Lemme tell you, the details were just awesome. A little too awesome, hmm? Yep! I felt like the descriptions definitely overpowered the beautiful story you had in mind. Yes, that's the same mistake I do.
Also, I noticed a pattern in your writing. After the word "said", you add a description.
For example, you wrote, "I said, her eyes telling me s... (more »)
Thanks! Everything is really helpful except for where you talk about the mental hopsital white.
You know, like mental hopsital. . . pysch ward, etc.
Awesome new chapter, I'm looking forward to more. How many different protagonists are going to get the first person treatment?
The only complaint I really have is that the word dark is used to frequently as an adjective, or at least too close to itself in succession. Other than that though, it's a sweet novel.
Wow!! Great character development. I feel like I already know your characters!! You have an amazing talent with description and character development, keep up the good work!!
P.S. Is Liam her older brother?
Apr. 2, 2011 at 6:41 pm
This was really great! I'm glad I found it! The detail in the whole piece, especially when she's getting attacked, makes it very vivid and enjoyable. & I think that the guy's contrasting looks to what he does to her seems kind of fitting & unpredictable. Why does the guy have to look mean to be mean?
Anyway, great job & I'm really looking forward to the rest of it (especially with the Sovereign, since I know a bit about them now)! (:
I'm really looking forward to the rest of the science fiction elements to come out in the later chapters--let me know when you update it!
The details and the flow of the first chapter really fit very nicely, it definitely has the "introductory" aspects to it.
i like it...my only problem is that u switch back and forth from present to past tense! also I agree with arsenictruffle! when I read '...His contrasting chocolate brown eyes...' I thought...idk what I thought...but not that he would hurt her...when i think of chocolate I think loving, and kind! you should definately choose different adjectives! I like it though! Keep writing! :)
Very nice. You're developing your characters quite well with very few words. I love the building suspense and the detail in which you describe the diner.
Minor critiques: "Big Bertha" is a little cliche. I know you're only at the beginning of this but I would consider another name. Also, (again very minor) when you describe the attacker, he has "chocolate brown eyes" and "peach lips." Chocolate and peaches convey a feeling of warmth that I am not sure you are trying to achieve in the d... (more »)


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