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Illinois Congressman Apologizes to Muslims for Being Discriminated Against
Mike Quigley, the Democrat Congressman from the Chicago area's 5th Congressional District thinks he needs to apologize for America. Why? Well, because we have been so darn evil towards Muslims and all, dontcha know? And why are we so mean to Muslims? It's because Republicans want to cut the budget.
It looks like Quigley has taken a page out of President Obama's world apology tour playbook by going back to his district to attend the American Islamic College Conference in Chicago where he felt compelled to apologize for America.
After a long winded wind up saying that the "war" we are experiencing between the diverging ideas about the economy is an "ideological war," and it's one that is causing us to somehow lash out against Muslims! Never mind that Muslims declared war on the U.S. long before the U.S. had any major economic troubles. He capped that surreal assessment with his grand apology…
And I think it's important to apologize on behalf of this country for the discrimination you have faced.
It is as if there never was anything like 9/11 and nativist Americans are merely taking their economic fears out on Muslims. And not only is it bizarre that Quigley blames the economy for our being mean to Muslims, but it is a flat out lie that it is even happening.
According to the FBI, hate crimes against Muslims are still tiny in percentage. In fact, hate crimes against Jews have risen in the U.S. comparatively. So, far from Americans turning against Muslims, maybe Quigley should be apologizing for the attacks on Israel. He could start by apologizing for his president who has become the most anti-Israel president since the country was reborn.
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Four bodies were recovered on Monday even as a probe was ordered into how water was released from a Himachal Pradesh dam, leading to the drowning of 24 students who were on an excursion on Sunday.
Three officials of the Larji Hydropwer Plant — resident engineer Mandeep Singh, executive engineer NS Dhatiwalia and fitter Harbans Singh — were placed under suspension for negligence. Himachal Pradesh chief minister Virbhadra Singh, who visited the site on Monday, said a probe had been ordered, and sought registration of a case of negligence against the plant's officials. "If negligence is found on anyone's part, suitable action will be taken," said Singh.
The suspension came a day after 25 people (24 students and a teacher) from the VNR Vignana Jyothi College of Engineering and Technology, Hyderabad were washed away by a wall of water in the Beas river in Manali, at about 7.30pm on Sunday. More than 60 students and faculty members, split in two groups, were on an excursion to the tourist resort of Manali. One group was getting themselves photographed on the banks of the river when they were washed away as the water in the river apparently surged without notice/warning.
Expert divers from the Disaster Action Force, ITBP and Bhakhra Beas Management Board (BBMB) were scouring the river bed for the missing on Monday, but possibility of finding survivors appeared to be slim. Earlier on Monday, they had recovered four bodies from Pandoh dam; the bodies of Akula Vijetha, Banothu Rambabu, Gampala Aishwarya and Lakshmi Gayathri Appanabhotla were being brought to Hyderabad by a special air force flight, according to Telangana home minister Naini Narasimha Reddy.
HRD minister Smriti Irani visited the site, and said the Centre would provide the required assistance. Andhra Pradesh chief minister Chandrababu Naidu said arrangements were being made to facilitate information and the transit of families to Manali. AP resident commissioner in New Delhi, Shashank Goel, said that parents of 15 missing students had reached Mandi. "Four senior officials, two in Himachal Pradesh and two officers at Delhi Airport, are co-ordinating the rescue operation with the state government and helping the parents," said Goel.
Grieving parents and angry families gathered at the college's campus at Bachupally, 25km from Hyderabad, and at the Shamshabad International Airport, awaiting information about their wards. "We came in the night after hearing about the incident. There is no one here other than a security guard and he doesn't know anything," said an exhausted Basawaraj Sandeep, the uncle of one of the missing students outside the VNR college campus. "How can a college send students on an industrial tour and let them wander into a dangerous situation."
A spokesperson for the college said that three teachers had tried to prevent the students from going close to water. At the airport, many parents insisted on traveling with Telangana home minister Naini Narasimha Reddy, who managed to make provisions for 15 parents on the same Air India flight in which he was travelling. "Why can't they take us instead of officials? We are worried about our children," said Anuradha Reddy, mother of D. Srinidhi, one of the 24 missing students.
The 21-year-old resident of Rekurthi village in Karimnagar district had just gotten her picture clicked, sent it to her father and happily chatted with him on the phone just minutes before the water in the river swelled and swallowed her alongwith her classmates. Within hours, her father, Raja Reddy, was shocked to learn of the tragedy.
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I think that you have your math wrong. Number one, you don't know who you are comparing the face of so according to your schema you would need to do 10,000 * 10,000 comparisons, since you don't have a way to say "Oh! This is John Derp's face, so let's only compare it to the other 9,999 faces!". Also, you don't compare each face with everyone else's, you only compare with a list of known crooks (hopefully not EVERYONE'S face is in the system, although I am not sure of anything these days).
Then, assuming there are 100 known crooks in the 10,000 population, you do 10,000 * 100 comparisons and, assuming the same error rate of 1 in 1,000 you get 1,000,000 / 1,000 = 1,000 errors. Which is not nearly as high but definitely not ideal.
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The relationship between UCLA and traveling-team coach Pat Barrett remains a cozy one at a time when many in the basketball community are distancing themselves from the influential Orange County resident.
Barrett has been a target of least three investigations, including the NCAA's current probe in which it is examining a phone call to a recruit made by Dodgers general manager Kevin Malone.
Barrett, whose six-figure deal with Nike was not renewed recently, was the subject of a Sports Illustrated report this week in which he was accused of routinely lavishing gifts and cash on his players, an act that would jeopardize their amateur status.
Barrett was a guest at a UCLA practice on Tuesday, a day before the SI report was published, and Bruins coach Steve Lavin defended their relationship.
``Any coach in the country understands that Pat Barrett is always going to have some of the best talent in Southern California playing for him,'' said Lavin, whose prize recruit, Cedric Bozeman, has played for Barrett's Orange County-based team.
``As a result, he's going to be a factor in the recruiting process.''
On occasion this fall, Barrett brought four of his star players - Tyson Chandler, Josh Childress, Jamal Sampson and Bozeman - to tour the campus and meet with coaches.
Childress signed a letter of intent with Stanford, Sampson with Cal and Chandler is expected to make himself available for the NBA draft.
Lavin said he would not reconsider his ties with Barrett in light of the SI story, in which one of Barrett's former players, Kenny Brunner, said he received a car and $10,000 cash while playing for Barrett.
``Coaches realize this is the culture we live in,'' said Lavin, noting that coaches like Kansas' Roy Williams, Stanford's Mike Montgomery and Duke's Mike Krzyzewski have signed some of Barrett's players.
Yet, those schools have not landed in trouble because of their relationship with Barrett.
--In October, Malone, the Dodgers' GM, got Lavin in hot water when he borrowed the coach's phone and mistakenly left a message with Sampson rather than Barrett, asking why he wasn't pushing Sampson to UCLA. The Pac-10 and NCAA are investigating the relationship between UCLA, Barrett and the Dodgers.
--In May 1998, an NCAA investigation concluded that UCLA had violated NCAA rules by providing Barrett with an excessive amount of free tickets to UCLA home games and giving him a 1995 national-championship ring.
--In 1995, the Pac-10 investigated the relationship between Barrett and UCLA when Olujumi Mann committed to UCLA shortly after it was reported that Barrett had signed over a car to Mann that he had bought for $13,000.
One of Barrett's main benefactors at the time, Frank Pritt, had also been a six-figure donor to UCLA. The investigation petered out when Mann was unable to qualify academically.
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Conservatives often fret that Barack Obama is leading the nation toward socialism. In my mind, that's an insult to socialism, which, in theory, at least, seeks to uplift the lower classes through greater prosperity. In contrast, the current administration and its core of wealthy supporters are more reminiscent of British Tories, the longtime defenders of hereditary privilege, a hierarchical social order and slow-paced economic change.
The notion that the "progressives" are, in fact, closeted Royalists has been trotted out by a handful of Obama admirers, such as Andrew Sullivan, who calls the president "the conservative reformist of my dreams." Essentially, Sullivan argues, Obama has been a "Tory president," with more in common with, say, an aristocratic toff like British Prime Minister David Cameron than a traditional left-liberal reformer.
The fundamental conservativism underlying the modern "progressive" marks the central thesis of an upcoming book by historian Fred Siegel, appropriately titled "Revolt Against the Masses." Siegel traces the roots of the new-fashioned Toryism to the cultural wars of the 1960s, when the fury of the "Left," once centered on the corporate elites, shifted increasingly to the middle class, which was widely blamed for everything from a culture of conformity to racism and support for the Vietnam War.
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Tory progressivism's most-unifying theme, Siegel notes, includes the preservation and conservation of the landed order enjoyed by the British ultrawealthy and upper-middle classes. In the 19th century, Siegel notes, Tory Radicals, like William Wordsworth, William Morris and John Ruskin, objected to the ecological devastation of modern capitalism and sought to preserve the glories of the British countryside.
They also opposed the "leveling" effects of a market economy that sometimes allowed the less-educated, less well-bred to supplant the old aristocracies, with their supposedly more enlightened tastes. "Strong supporters of centralized monarchical power, this aristocratic sensibility also saw itself as the defender of the poor – in their place," writes Siegel. "Its enemies were the middle classes and the aesthetic ugliness they associated with the industrial economy borne of bourgeois energies."
Today, this Tory tradition lives on in contemporary Britain, where industry remains widely disparaged and land use tightly controlled. There is no more strident defender of preserving the space of the landed gentry than the leading Tory mouthpiece, The Daily Telegraph. All efforts are made to restrict the expansion of suburbs and new towns, all the better to preserve the British countryside for the better enjoyment of the gentry.
As a result, Britain now suffers some of the world's highest housing prices – even in the economically devastated north of the country. Unable to afford decent accommodations, notes author James Heartfield, some British families have been forced to live in old restrooms, garden sheds, even abandoned double-decker buses.
Until recent decades, such an "enlightened" conservatism has been rare in America, with its strong tradition of upward mobility and vast landscape for development. As early as the 1950s, however, intellectuals, architects, planners and aesthetes have railed against the banality of suburbanizing, and democratizing, America, but the real turn towards gentry progressivism took place with the rise of the environmental movement in the 1970s.
Rightfully alarmed by the deterioration of the environment at that time, early green activists made contributions to a remarkable cleanup of the nation's air and water, something that widely benefited millions of Americans. But the movement also fell ever more prone to all manner of hysterias; at the first Earth Day, in 1970, some scientists predicted that, by the 1980s, people would not be able to walk outside without a helmet. Then followed a series of jeremiads about "limits of growth" associated with the depletion of critical minerals, "peak oil" and, finally, the call for radical steps to address climate change.
All these causes, sometimes based on fact or somewhat overheated extrapolation, gradually diverted American progressives from their historic interest in economic growth and social mobility to a primary focus on environmental purity, whatever the social or economic cost. Their Tory-like policies have helped stunt economic growth, particularly in the blue-collar industrial and construction sectors, promoting, albeit unintentionally, ever-narrowing opportunity for all but a few Americans.
Despite its opportunistic use of populist rhetoric, the Obama administration has presided over widespread economic distress – with the average household now earning considerably less than it did four years ago. This trend has worsened during the current "recovery," even as the Federal Reserve's policies have generated record profits for corporate and Wall Street grandees.
It has been a particular boon time for a new rising class of oligarchs from Silicon Valley, which has embraced Obama with money and technical expertise. Not surprisingly, the ultra-affluent coastal areas have become primary supporters of the administration, which in November won eight of the nation's 10 wealthiest counties, many of them handily.
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IRS chief warns of congressional inaction on taxes
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WASHINGTON (AP) - IRS commissioner Douglas Shulman warned Thursday of a disastrous tax filing season next year if Congress puts off dealing with tax cuts that are set to expire at the end of the year or have already expired.
If Congress waits until the end of the year or acts retroactively on expired tax laws, "you could have a real disaster in the filing season where there is total confusion" about existing tax law, Shulman said at the National Press Club. He said one result could be that the tax agency, as it did last year, would have to delay the opening of filing for some taxpayers.
Shulman noted that the 2001 and 2003 George W. Bush tax cuts are set to expire at the end of this year, as is the payroll tax cut that was enacted last year and extended by President Barack Obama in February. The future of all those tax breaks is certain to be contentious as the fall elections near and as Congress approaches year-end votes on spending legislation.
Shulman said lawmakers also must decide on changes to the alternative minimum tax and determine what to do about several dozen already-expired tax breaks in such areas as research and development, ethanol, and schoolteachers who buy supplies for their classrooms.
"It is an issue we are tracking closely and we are quite concerned about and we are hopeful that these pieces of legislation will pass sooner rather than later," Shulman said.
Last year some taxpayers had to wait until mid-to-late February to file their returns because Congress made changes to the 2010 tax law in December and the IRS needed more time to reprogram its processing system.
Shulman also told reporters he planned to step down as commissioner when his term ends this autumn. He was nominated by Bush in late 2007.
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The comedienne and Fashion Police host was rushed to the hospital after she went into either cardiac or respiratory arrest while undergoing a procedure on her vocal chords, according to TMZ.
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Cloud first, a cornerstone of the Office of Management and Budget's 25-point plan to reform federal information technology, continues to be a priority for OMB and will be addressed in agency PortfolioStat sessions this summer, said Scott Renda, cloud computing portfolio manager at OMB.
Budget is the top concern among federal chief information officers in an annual survey from TechAmerica and Grant Thorton, published May 2. Based on interviews with 41 federal CIOs, report authors say federal information technology leaders are concerned about budget constraints caused by the continuing resolution and sequestration, and inadequate budget authorities that impact how much control they have over IT programs.
The Federal Data Center Consolidation Initiative has launched a governmentwide marketplace for excess agency data center capacity, said Zach Baldwin, FDCCI project manager, during an Aug. 28 webinar. Right now the marketplace is limited to rack space, but the intention is for agencies in the future to offer up excess virtualized server capacity through a metered service, Baldwin said.
The Office of Management and Budget's 25 point plan to reform federal information technology passed its final milestone, the 18-month mark, on June 9. Just how well the federal government tracked against the plan is unclear, however, as the rhetoric out of OMB has shifted considerably since the plan's December 2010 unveiling.
The goal of the 25-point plan was to shock the system, said Federal CIO VanRoekel May 24 before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs subcommittee. The strategy served as "a tactical change agent to really wake people up," he added.
Federal CIO Steven VanRoekel also stated that the intent of the 25 point plan "was not to reform all federal IT, but to establish some early wins to garner momentum," paraphrases the GAO report.
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The Defense Department says it has a departmentwide information technology plan that will allow flexible adoption of emerging technology while taking "appropriate actions" for projects that are "not
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Randolph and her husband are both journalists, and lived in the USSR/Russia from 1991 to 1993. Instead of living almost completely in the "second society" of newly rich and expatriates that Matthew Brzezinski describes in his book "Casino Moscow", or being almost completely on one's own as in Lori Cidlyo's book "All the Clean Ones Are Married", Randolph manages to pull off a fine balance between the two. This balance is maintained in Randolph's writing as well. She's a Western journalist coming to write about "everyday" Russia, and she tries hard to get the real story. One of the things that impressed me is that, although she used a translator, it was more to make sure that what she was reporting was accurate. There is at least one point in the book where she mentions about her translator not translating a certain question to her liking. Most Western reporters would have no clue if this were to happen, and I think it seriously limits our view of the world.
Randolph tackles a different subject as it pertains to the Russia she experienced in the book. There's one about the problems with housing, and attitudes toward private ownership (especially of land), as well as chapters about religion, cults, women's issues, homosexuals, the state of the arts (case in point: ballet), as well as others. What is impressive is the time she took to track people down and have serious interviews with them, rather than be satisfied with fluff pieces that could be easily made into simple anecdotes or pieces to feed into current stereotypes of Russia.
When reading this book, one can think that the conditions in Russia are unfathomably bad. However, it's not like the Russians can stop living because life there is crazy. Randolph starts the book with a story about her returning home one grey winter's day. She looks up and is struck by the beauty of a blazing light in the distance, and after a moment realizes that it is the reflection of the last rays of the sun on the golden crosses of a church. She compares this experience with her stay in Russia. As horrible as a lot of life there seems, there is something there that is enduring and beautiful. This is the sense that I came away with after finishing this book. I only wish that it was a little bit more current, as much has happened in Russia even after her last interviews in 1995.
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Cameroon: Authorities 'shut down gay rights workshop' 51
9:48 AM — A gay rights workshop in Cameroon's capital city, Yaoundé, was shut down last week by authorities after it was discovered the human rights under discussion were relating to sexuality, Human Rights Watch said today.
4th April 2012
Voters appear to reject gay and trans protections in Anchorage 8
5:28 PM — Proposition 5, which would expand the anti-discrimination laws in Anchorage, Alaska, to include sexual orientation and gender identity appears to have failed to gather enough votes to pass.
Comment: Forget the 'nests of snakes', equal marriage could iron out our current quirks 47
12:16 PM — Far from being a "nest of snakes", family law executive Lisa Burton-Durham says equal marriage legislation could let us address outdated legal concepts.
Man arrested after stabbing at Jessie J party 12
11:03 AM — A man has been arrested following the stabbing of a party-goer last night at an event hosted by bisexual singer Jessie J.
3rd April 2012
New Senegalese president called on to protect gay rights 31
11:04 AM — Macky Sall, the new president of Senegal who takes office this week, has been called on to improve the legal protection for gay and lesbian people in his country.
2nd April 2012
Potential new EU member states told to improve gay and trans laws 14
4:10 PM — Last week, the European Parliament adopted its annual enlargement progress reports for Turkey, Serbia, Montenegro and Kosovo. All the resolutions recommended greater protection for gay, bi and transgender citizens in the potential new member states.
22nd March 2012
Northern Ireland Attorney General: Ban on gay adoption will remain 37
5:43 PM — There are no plans to retract the ban on gay and unmarried couples from adopting children in Northern Ireland, the country's Attorney General has said.
Equal marriage opponents call for Starbucks boycott 31
4:38 PM — A US organisation opposed to marriage equality is calling on people around the world to boycott Starbucks over its support of equal marriage rights for gays.
20th March 2012
Tony Blair avoids question on Liberian anti-gay law 38
5:38 PM — Former UK prime minister Tony Blair avoided answering a question about his view on Liberia's anti-gay laws during an interview with President Sirleaf.
Muslim Council of Britain: Marriage equality for gays 'unnecessary and unhelpful' 173
1:05 PM — The Muslim Council of Britain has backed opposition to marriage equality for gays, calling equality an 'unnecessary and unhelpful' exercise.
Netherlands: Catholic Church 'castrated boys as gay cures and punishments' 47
12:30 PM — A newspaper in the Netherlands claims to have uncovered cases in which boys in Roman Catholic care over half a century ago were castrated to stop them being gay or to punish them for uncovering abuse.
19th March 2012
French gay couple lose adoption appeal at European Court 58
1:32 PM — The European Court of Human Rights has ruled against a lesbian couple from France who were seeking to jointly adopt a child one of them had conceived.
16th March 2012
Tyler Clementi's room-mate guilty on hate crime charges 56
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Comment: Protection pre-conception, should gay parents consider it? 10
4:02 PM — Should gay couples enter pre-conception agreements with a 'third parent' when planning to have a child? Family lawyer Amanda Melton examines the issues.
Zimbabwe senator asks for 'sex gadgets' to stop prisoners turning gay 71
11:45 AM — A Zimbabwean senator has suggested giving prisoners sex toys to curb gay impulses while they are behind bars.
14th March 2012
Government to unveil consultation plans for equal marriage in England and Wales tomorrow 29
6:26 PM — Consultation plans for the UK government's introduction of civil marriage equality for gay couples are expected to be unveiled tomorrow.
Call to recommend gay and trans protections in new Commonwealth Charter 7
2:28 PM — Individuals and organisations are being called on to suggest specific gay, transgender and intersex protections in a new consultation on the draft Commonwealth Charter.
Denmark: Equal marriage law may take effect in June 51
1:07 PM — Denmark's prime minister has announced that equal marriage laws may come into effect on 15 June this year.
13th March 2012
St Petersburg governor signs 'gay propaganda' bill into law 46
2:36 PM — St Petersburg's governor has signed into law a bill making it an offence to 'promote' gay or transgender personal identities with commentators fearing how badly it will 'encourage hate' towards the city's gay, bi and trans people.
Gay dean: Church of England's relationship with gays is 'a disaster' 51
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The Highways Department will soon call for consultants to prepare a detailed project report (DPR) for the Rs. 1,420 crore Chennai Peripheral Road project.
The State government has recently sanctioned Rs. 10 crore for the preparation of the DPR.
Sources said the chosen consultant would be given about a year to prepare it.
The 162 km long road from Mamallapuram through Thiruporur, Singaperumal Koil, Sriperumbudur, Tiruvallur, Thamaraipakkam, Periyapalayam, Pudhuvoyal, Kattupalli and Ennore Port will include new roads spanning 83.2 km.
K. Sivaraman a resident of Thiruporur said that the road would be useful for those travelling to Sriperumbudur and on the Chennai-Bangalore Highway. "Companies at the Alathur SIDCO complex, which is 3 km from here, would find the road useful to reach Ennore Port. They would not then have to take the busy Rajiv Gandhi Salai," he added.
"The proposal to form such a road will augur well for companies in Sriperumbudur and in the Oragadam belt for all their import and export requirements. At present, our exports go to Chennai port and it takes over two hours to reach there weaving through city traffic. If this highway comes up, it would take only an hour and there would not be as much traffic," said Ram Ramachandran of Tes-Amm India, an e-waste recycling firm based in Oragadam.
The proposed road would connect four National Highways – NH 45, NH4, NH205 and NH 5 and five important State Highways – SH 57, SH 3, SH 50, SH 50A and SH 51.
K. Ramesh, a resident of Periyapalayam who commutes regularly to Tiruvottiyur, said the road would help develop the area.
"More industries will come up in the neighbourhood and north Chennai's traffic congestion too will decrease, as vehicles from and to Andhra Pradesh can take this highway," he said.
Existing roads running to a length of 78.6 km including the Singaperumal Koil-Sriperumbudur Road (approximately 23 km) which is now being converted into a four-lane road, Sriperumbudur–Tiruvallur Road (18 km), Thamaraipakkam to Periyapalayam (12 km) and the stretch from Puduvoyal to Pulicat (6 km) and another 15 km to Kattupalli would be improved under the project.


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George Berkeley
|George Berkeley
|Full name
|George Berkeley
|18th century philosophy
|Western Philosophy
|Idealism, Empiricism
|Main interests
|Metaphysics, Epistemology, Language, Mathematics, Perception
|Notable ideas
|Subjective Idealism, The Master Argument
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George Berkeley (12 March 1685 – 14 January 1753), or Bishop Berkeley,[1] was an Irish bishop and philosopher.
Berkeley was one of the three 'British Empiricists', philosophers around the late 1600s and 1700s who believed in 'empiricism', the philosophy that everything we learn comes through our senses. The other British Empiricists included the Englishman John Locke and Scotsman David Hume.
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His philosophy was called "immaterialism", or "subjective idealism". His idealism said that all our beliefs and ideas came through sensations, but our senses didn't tell us anything about the world. He said that Locke's belief in matter was wrong. He said that even though we can see matter, there was no way of knowing the things we see correspond to real things, like matter. Instead, he said that our experiences are caused by God, because this is simpler. We, and all our sensations, exist only in the mind of God.
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Berkeley was born at his family home, Dysart Castle, near Thomastown, County Kilkenny, Ireland. He was educated at Kilkenny College and attended Trinity College, Dublin, completing a Master's degree in 1707.
Bibliography[change | change source]
- Philosophical Commentaries (1707–08, notebooks)
- An Essay towards a New Theory of Vision (1709)
- A Treatise Concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge, Part I (1710)
- Three Dialogues between Hylas and Philonous (1713)
- De Motu (Berkeley's essay)|De Motu (1721)
- Alciphron: or the Minute Philosopher (1732)
- The Theory of Vision or Visual Language … Vindicated and Explained (1733)
- The Analyst (1734)
- The Querist (1735–37)
- Siris (1744)
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|Wikiquote has a collection of quotations related to: George Berkeley
- A list of the published works by and about Berkeley as well as online links
- A bibliography on George Berkeley
- More easily readable versions of Principles of Human Knowledge, Three Dialogues, and Alciphron
- An extensive compendium of online resources, including a gallery of Berkeley's images


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In "Global Energy and Innovations," we'll hear how the energy community has debated the need for a balance between oil, gas, and renewables here at home. We'll hear how India and China, with their own booming populations and increasing energy needs, are planning out their own energy needs. And we'll hear how energy technologies being developed at MIT are shaping future technologies, which are being exported to, of all places, the oil-rich Middle East.
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By Christopher Schadt May 17, 2010 8 p.m.
Seven-year-old grew up watching ecosystems recover from the May 18 blast. Now he works in the natural sciences himself.
By Alice Gabriel May 17, 2010 11:58 a.m.
Reporter with Skamania County Pioneer rubs elbows with Secret Service agents and media stars when President Jimmy Carter came to view eruption's impact.
By Jennifer Barry May 17, 2010 11:15 a.m.
"My family and I drove up to Johnston Ridge Observatory Saturday for the first time, and we were amazed at the scenery."
By Barry Fitzthum May 17, 2010 10:25 a.m.
The morning of May 18, 1980 found myself and the crew of the USS Rogers (DD876) on our way back from reserve training San Diego CA to her home port in Portland Oregon.
By Alfred Berg May 17, 2010 5:13 a.m.
"When I went back to my ship ten days later, I took a number of the ash filled pens they were selling and handed them out. I will never forget the sight of the size of the ash cloud blowing out of the mountain."
By Danny Utinske May 16, 2010 8:09 p.m.
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"I told the kids to pick up their fish and start back to the car, but they didn't want to quit catching all of the fish. I quickly grabbed their poles and fish from them and told them to start running toward the car. They still did not know really what was going on until they saw the huge plume coming out of the mountain."
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"I called the local radio station to alert them that the mountain was REALLY erupting, only to be told: 'Oh, that is happening often, and people are always calling us.'"
By Kathy Deschner May 11, 2010 9:14 p.m.
"We thought our lives would never be the same, after we had to live with -- and try not to breathe in -- all of the ash for several days and weeks."
By Lois Mullins May 11, 2010 12:31 p.m.
"We arrived at the dock in time that evening to meet my husband, and he was shocked to see the car covered in ash and what I imagine were 'deer-in-the-headlights' expressions on our faces."
By Marilyn Misner-Titchenal May 11, 2010 10:55 a.m.
Couple hustled to get an unforgettable view of "The Mountain's" eruption - but had left in such a hurry that they forgot their camera.
By Jo Berg May 10, 2010 9:06 a.m.
Battle Ground woman witnessed eruptions without worry - until wondering later what might have happened if the mountain had exploded in a different direction.
By David Anderson May 10, 2010 7:32 a.m.
A day after being a few miles west of Mount St. Helens, he took a trip to the coast and didn't hear about the eruption until his return.
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Couple realizes weeks later that the source of a mysterious Sunday morning boom had been the eruption of Mount St. Helens.


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Tags emma approved, musicals, showtunes, jane austen, emma woodhouse
Artists Daniel Radcliffe, Mary Poppins - Original London Cast, The Sound of Music
September 01, 2013
Guess what, I'm a broadway nerd.
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Oh, Jesus, thank you very much hahaha I'm very glad you've enjoyed it! Long live Sutton Foster.
also! super excited for Emma as well!!
loved this mix!! great selection of songs, love Broadway too but sadly I've never been :c
So glad to know you liked it! I live in Brasil so I only have been to NYC once... and I didn't get to choose the show we were going to watch, so we ended up at Radio City Music Hall for the 'Rockettes'. It was cool but not much for Broadway either! :/
I love your mix! I am a Broadway nerd too! You should check out my Broadway mix. Other songs that remind me of Emma are: I am Changing from Dreamgirls, Matchmaker from Fiddler on the Roof, and I See the Light from Tangled.
This is too wonderful. I'm obsessed.
Hahaha! Happy to know :)
WANDERLUST: A Musical by SADarcy
For dreamers.
wanderlust, travel, road trip, broadway, disney
Every Star Is a Possible Death by SADarcy
We gave them names; we called them cancers, called them accidents.
the fault in our stars, cancer, stars, chill, galaxy
HALLOWEEN: A Musical by SADarcy
Tracklist: bit.
halloween, broadway, musical theatre, showtunes, witches
Make It Darker by SADarcy
COVERS that are completely different from the original recordings.
covers, study, chill, dark, conceptual


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Christian Bale delivers one of cinema's most sacrificial performances in Brad Anderson's mesmerising thriller. Written by Scott Kosar (2003's THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE), THE MACHINIST takes place in a bleak and nondescript American city, where Trevor Reznick (Bale) is quite literally withering away to nothing. During the day Trevor works in a colourless industrial factory, while at night he seeks refuge in the bed of a tender prostitute, Stevie (Jennifer Jason Leigh).
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Made in Fort Point
Made in Fort Point sells and exhibits art, craft and design of over 75 Fort Point Arts Community members, and hosts special events and community meetings .
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Find paintings, jewelery, prints, photography, ceramics, furniture, lighting, artists' books, wearables, greeting cards, and more, all made by local artists. Contact Store Manager Sarah Noe for additional information:email@example.com
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We re-opened in August 2014 at our new location, 315 on A, thanks to the generosity of Gerding Edlen.
February Featured Artist: Jen Hill
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Boston MA 02210 315 A Street
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House, 4 Bedrooms, 3 Baths, 10 Sleeps
This four bedroom three floor Chalet built in 2005 is a perfect
winter/summer getaway for two families with children. A full size crib on site! A beautiful full size deck on the second floor entrance. First floor provides a gaming area and entertainment center with a bedroom, second floor has 2 more bedrooms, one with 2 Single beds, and the 2nd with a full size bed, full kitchen and dining area, living area with a gas fireplace. The second floor couch is a pull out sleeper sofa. The master bedroom is located on the third floor with a view of the living area below, it has a full size crib. Complete with 4 TVs/cable, 2 Dvd players, X-box video game, and mini foos ball & Ping Pong table. Full Kitchen with microwave,coffee maker, all cookware. Washer/Dryer on the first floor. Propane gas heat in the winter, and yes, one of only a few houses up here with central air conditioning in the summer! Propane gas grille under deck.
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-15 minutes to Jack Frost/Big Boulder Ski resorts, 25 minutes to
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-20 minutes to Mt. Airy Casino
-30 minutes to almost all Pocono activies including White Water
-Fishing, Boating, Ice Skating (at own risk) all available at the
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Monthly Rate: $3000 - $3600
Off Season $350 Weekend($100 add'l night), $800 Weekly (April-May)
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Holidays- Thanksgiving Weekend (4 nights) $750, President's Day
Weekend (3 nights) $600 (add'l night $100)
- Mem Day/Labor Day Weekends (3 nights) $600
- Christmas Week (5 nights) $1,000, New Years Eve. (3 nights) $750 (add'l nights $100)
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The third ball crashed into my back... I heard a loud crack. Never a good noise
Arrived in Melbourne with my sons to watch the Ashes, which England had inexplicably already lost. It's hard to overstate the full horror of being in Australia after such a calamity.
It's a cricket-mad country, and every
waiter, shop assistant, cab driver and policeman seemed eager to remind
us that 'the Poms have been slaughtered'.
But at least we weren't England players.
Brett Lee was bowling as fast as he could, and I suddenly realised what that actually meant: Danger at 90mph, with a capital D
Tonight, we dined with Kevin Pietersen. The food and wine were both considerably more palatable than Mr Pietersen and his colleagues' performances so far.
We discussed Australian fast bowler
Mitchell Johnson, who's been terrorising our batsmen.
'He's as quick as anything I've faced,' said Pietersen.
'We're not showing enough guts,' I observed.
He snorted into his rib-eye. 'I'd love to see you try to bat against that kind of speed, you muppet!'
My sons laughed with uproarious disloyalty.
'Actually, I'm going to – Brett Lee saw my tweets questioning the courage of our batsmen, and offered to bowl at me in the nets on Friday, live on TV.'
'Don't do it!' KP exclaimed seriously. 'He'll kill you!'
Met Brett Lee at the MCG, the world's biggest cricket stadium, at the precise moment Mitchell Johnson was unleashing more thunderbolts at England's hapless rabbits.
'Your turn tomorrow, champ,' he growled.
'I've played club cricket for 35 years. I'm not worried,' I laughed.
'Bring a spare pair of undies, bud,' he replied. He wasn't laughing.
Sir Viv Richards sent over a bag of cricket gear, and gave me some last-minute advice: 'Give him the charge first ball. He won't know what's hit him.'
Shane Warne arrived with the Channel 9 cameras, laughing nervously. 'Mate, you're either incredibly brave or incredibly stupid,' he said
I arrived at the MCG with my cricket gear and enough padding to strap a Michelin Man.
By 4pm, a baying mob of 5,000-6,000 people had amassed around the nets, many generously chanting 'Kill him, Binga' – a nickname he acquired in school referring to the Bing Lee chain of electronics stores – as Lee marked out his run-up.
Warne arrived with the Channel 9 cameras, laughing nervously.
'Mate, you're either incredibly brave or incredibly stupid. I wouldn't get in these nets against him with this crowd…'
Before we even started, the throw-down guy (warm-up act) giving me a few balls to hit pinged me on the helmet, to huge cheers, causing a large egg to instantly develop. He turned out to be Colin Cowdrey's grandson – a more flagrant example of friendly fire it would be hard to imagine.
To raise the temperature even further, the Australian team came out to watch, led by Mitchell Johnson, who shook my hand and warned: 'He's still very quick, you know?'
'I'll take you on too, if you fancy it,' I replied. He smirked, like a lion pitying a yapping Pekingese dog.
Commentator Mark Nicholas asked me on
air: 'Are you regretting this decision now?'
I was defiant. 'No, I'm
about to ruin a great Australian career and legend.'
Lee snorted with derision.
He hurtled in for
the first ball like a man possessed, and I did what Sir Viv had told me
to do – advanced down the wicket.
Unfortunately, Lee saw me coming, and
cannoned a bouncer straight towards me, smashing on to my wrist. It was
agony, but this was no time to show fear or pain.
Instead, I marched towards Lee, brandishing my bat, and urged: 'Come on, you can bowl faster than that!'
second ball was another ferocious bouncer that reared up over my head. I
took evasive action and fell backwards, landing with my backside on the
ground and my legs in the air. I stood up to find Lee standing over me.
'Bring it on mate,' I snarled. 'Bring it on!'
third ball was the nastiest of all, chasing me as I tried to give
myself room, and crashing into my back as I ducked. I could hear a large
crack, never a good noise.
The fourth ball flew into me as well, whacking my hip.
Lee was bowling as fast as he could, and I suddenly realised what that actually meant: Danger at 90mph, with a capital D. But I was determined to see out the agreed over.
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The fifth ball was his trademark spearing yorker which hit the stumps. But this wasn't about avoiding getting out any more; this was about avoiding getting killed.
The last ball was another bouncer, but managed not to break anything
I'd survived. My sons, watching nervously from the back of the nets, looked visibly relieved as I staggered battered and bruised towards them. 'I'm still alive!' I gasped.
Twitter blew up. 'A man with guts and determination,' wrote West Indies superstar Chris Gayle. 'Heart of a lion at 48 to face Brett Lee at that pace!'
Freddie Flintoff admitted: 'It was bonkers! New ball, underprepared wicket, nets always feel 10mph quicker... respect!'
Bear Grylls half-agreed: 'It wasn't pretty, but it was brave.'
And former Ashes winner Paul Collingwood mocked: 'Been paintballing today? Lee used you like a human dartboard!'
My sister, though, had perhaps the single most accurate summation: 'Oh my God. That was like watching a public stoning!'
I returned to my seat to watch the real cricket, and was greeted all day long by admiring Aussies wanting to shake my hand. There's nothing they like more than watching a Pom get battered.
By midnight, I lay in bed in severe pain from my wrist, hip and ribs. But with a massive smile too. It had been one of the most thrilling moments of my life.
The Aussie papers and TV were full of the showdown. I was just full of Nurofen and bruises.
Tonight we went to Shane Warne's beautiful house for a barbecue with Sir Ian Botham, who found my battered appearance hugely amusing.
'Any reason you didn't use your bat?' asked Beefy.
'Yes,' I replied. 'I couldn't see the ball!'
But Shane's fine wine cellar and splendidly stocked bar eased the physical torment.
Flew to Sydney and Brett Lee bought me dinner.
'No hard feelings?' he asked.
'Absolutely none!' I replied, truthfully.
As for the ribs, an X-ray confirmed one fracture.
Still worth it though.


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This paper analyzed the existing literature on risk and protective factors for intimate partner violence among Hispanics using the four-level social-ecological model of prevention. Three popular search engines, PsycINFO, PubMed, and Google Scholar, were reviewed for original research articles published since the year 2000 that specifically examined factors associated with intimate partner violence (IPV) among Hispanics. Factors related to perpetration and victimization for both males and females were reviewed. Conflicting findings related to IPV risk and protective factors were noted; however, there were some key factors consistently shown to be related to violence in intimate relationships that can be targeted through prevention efforts. Future implications for ecologically-informed research, practice, and policy are discussed.
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- Title
- Intimate Partner Violence Among Hispanics: A Review of the Literature
- Journal
Journal of Family Violence
Volume 28, Issue 2 , pp 153-171
- Cover Date
- 2013-02-01
- 10.1007/s10896-012-9478-5
- Print ISSN
- 0885-7482
- Online ISSN
- 1573-2851
- Publisher
- Springer US
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- Topics
- Keywords
- Domestic violence
- Violence prevention
- Risk factors
- Protective factors
- Victimization
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Author Affiliations
- 3. School of Education and Human Development, University of Miami, 5202 University Drive, Coral Gables, FL, 33146, USA
- 1. School of Nursing and Health Studies, University of Miami, Miami, USA
- 2. School of Nursing, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, USA


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Sasha time.
Gasol, who has 2 fouls, 3 points, 0 rebounds, explaining to Josh Powell how unhappy he is so far with the officiating.
Lakers lead, 37-34, after Q1. Pleasant surprise for Lakers to go 4/6 on 3-pointers.
Gotta give Gasol credit for just making a FT with Craig Sager playing doctor there behind the basket.
Looking at Ron's hair pregame, I thought it a mess but at least the right color. RT @Daniel_Artest: My broinlaw said "Ron due for a fade"
That Phil timeout was solely to review zone offense with Ron Artest.
4:24 left in Q1. Kobe made his first annoyed face at teammate for wrong decision in zone. Victim: Ron Artest.
Grant Hill asked ref Bill Kennedy to watch overhead video replay of his foul to see if he touched Derek Fisher.
Lakers very unhappy with their own help D. RT @kpelton: Teams on pace for a 176-176 tie. Should be fun.
BTW, Kobe didn't even feel whatever cut him. He finished drinking water during Pau FTA and noticed blood on his finger.
Lakers are being very aggressive to attack creases in PHX zone. I'd be surprised if Suns can stick with it long this game.
Kobe has to exit with 8:15 to play in Q1 b/c cut won't stop bleeding. He has said before he likes to see his blood in games. Fires him up.


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Time to do repair15 - 30 mins
Age of Appliance5 - 10 years
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