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Special election night videos of candidates and their supporters
As the results started coming in, I talked to some Democrats at Linda Small's event. More results came in. Teresa Ann Boeckel covered Ron Miller's concession: Meanwhile, I headed over to Scott Wagner's event:
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Two Democratic guv candidates rally for Linda Small in York County
Two Democratic candidates for governor stopped in York County Monday afternoon to stump for state Senate candidate Linda Small. Small is competing in the March 18 special election for the 28th Senatorial District against Republican nominee Ron Miller of Jacobus … Continue reading
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Where the state Senate candidates stand on campaign contribution limits
A look at a mailer from the state GOP: pic.twitter.com/kVzUvlKBEk — Ed Mahon (@edmahonreporter) March 14, 2014 A recent campaign mailer from the state GOP criticizes Scott Wagner over campaign spending, and it says, "Ron Miller believes too much … Continue reading
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Where the 28th state Senate candidates in the special election stand on gay marriage
Video streaming by Ustream Democrat Linda Small, a retired master chief petty officer in the U.S. Navy, supports legalizing gay marriage. She said she's a strong supporter of marriage equality. Ron Miller, a Republican state representative from Jacobus, said he's … Continue reading
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Recap of the editorial board meeting with Senate candidates
The York Daily Record editorial board is interviewing the candidates in the March 18 special election for retired state Sen. Mike Waugh's term.
Rally against union dues legislation taking place in York this afternoon
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TV ad time has been purchased for Ron Miller in the state Senate race.
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What Scott Wagner said about former Gov. Tom Ridge's planned York visit for Ron Miller
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New Study Finds That the Adoption of Online Video Content May Motivate Some to Cancel or Downgrade Cable Subscriptions
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New Study Finds That the Adoption of Online Video Content May Motivate Some to Cancel or Downgrade Cable Subscriptions08:00 EST Thursday, November 10, 2011Philips launches Wireless HD Net Connect to give consumers an alternative to traditional cableSTAMFORD Conn., Nov. 10, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- With more people than ever accessing video content online, some Americans appear ready to cut the cord and quit cable, according to a recent study commissioned by Philips.The study found that the vast majority (80%) of people who watch video content online do so on laptops, and nearly half (45%) say having the ability to send the content wirelessly to their high definition TV would motivate them to either downgrade or cancel their cable plans altogether. "People will continue to shift away from traditional means of entertainment, like cable, to new forms available online," said Lisa Phelan, Senior Director of Marketing for Philips. "However, watching on the small screen of your laptop takes away from the immersion of the big screen and ability to comfortably share the experience with others."The launch of Wireless HD Net Connect comes at a time when consumers are putting more of an emphasis on at-home entertainment. In fact, the study found that three in five Americans (61%) say they seek technology that will maximize their home entertainment experience and more than 90 percent of consumers believe wireless technology is the way of the future. Philips Wireless HD Net Connect Survey 2011 HighlightsMore Online Viewing: One in three consumers is watching more online video content than one year ago, and 55 percent of 18-34 year olds watch online content more than four times a week.Quitting Cable: Nearly half of people who watch online content say the ability to wirelessly send content from their laptop to their TV would motivate them to consider downgrading or canceling their cable subscriptions. Leaving the Laptop: Of people who watch video content online, a large majority (59 percent) wish they could view content from their laptop on their TV.Wisdom of Wireless: Nearly 90 percent (87%) of 18-34 year olds prefer wireless devices to those with cords.Cutting the Cord with PhilipsPhilips brings a whole new world of high definition entertainment to the living room with the introduction of its new Philips Wireless HD Net Connect, which allows consumers to wirelessly stream their favorite online content directly to their high definition television in HD 1080p/60 resolution. The product works exclusively with HDMI equipped laptops or PCs and HDTVs and can stream content from a laptop up to 25-feet away from the HDTV without a delay in the signal. With some watching online video content several times a week, the Philips Wireless HD Net Connect provides an easy plug-and-play solution for consumers wanting to watch a range of online content - including movies, television shows, games and personal photos and videos - on their televisions. Thinking about cutting the cord? To learn more, visit Amazon.com for product details and a limited time offer to purchase your Philips Wireless HD Net Connect. About Royal Philips ElectronicsRoyal Philips Electronics of the Netherlands (NYSE: PHG, AEX: PHI) is a diversified health and well-being company, focused on improving people's lives through timely innovations. As a world leader in healthcare, lifestyle and lighting, Philips integrates technologies and design into people-centric solutions, based on fundamental customer insights and the brand promise of "sense and simplicity". Headquartered in the Netherlands, Philips employs more than 118,000 employees in more than 60 countries worldwide. With sales of EUR 23 billion in 2009, the company is a market leader in cardiac care, acute care and home healthcare, energy efficient lighting solutions and new lighting applications, as well as lifestyle products for personal well-being and pleasure with strong leadership positions in flat TV, male shaving and grooming, portable entertainment and oral healthcare. News from Philips is located at www.philips.com/newscenter. SOURCE PhilipsFor further information: LaToya Evans, Philips Consumer Lifestyle, +1-203-351-5884, firstname.lastname@example.com; Justin Rivera, OneVoice, +1-646-935-4290, firstname.lastname@example.com

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San Andreas Movie: Would You Be Ready For "The Big One"?
In the upcoming film, "San Andreas," the dreaded Big One finally strikes California, nearly tearing it apart completely (thankfully, though, The Rock is on hand to save the day). The film, which premieres nationwide on May 29, stars Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson as a tough-as-nails helicopter rescue pilot. After a massive 9.0-magnitude earthquake hits California,
How To Create Extra Space for Food Storage – 14 Ideas To Stretch A Small Footprint
If you're living in an apartment or small house, finding the room for food storage can be a little tricky. And if you have kids, the problem compounds even more. What little space you have shrinks exponentially. But don't give up hope! With a little creativity, there are likely some underutilized spaces in your home,
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Yarkpawoto Paye, 84, is taken to an ambulance after showing signs of Ebola infection in the village of Freeman Reserve, about 30 miles north of Monrovia, Liberia. (AP Photo/Jerome Delay) FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Wise Company Donates Emergency Food Storage Meals to Aid Ebola Relief Efforts in Liberia In response to the devastation wrought by Ebola
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While "recycling" means reclaiming materials to make something entirely new, "upcycling " means converting something you were going to throw away into something new and useful. Upcycling projects are a great way to practice seeing everyday objects in a new light and to get your mind thinking about ways to make the most of what


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As you may be aware, MegaUpload released a star-studded video endorsing the benefits of their service on Friday. As you may also be aware, the video was stripped from YouTube after Universal Music Group filed a copyright complaint, had it overturned, and then filed a second successfully. MegaUpload insists that the UMG has no right to do anything with the video and is consequently suing. To boot, MegaUpload, which has previously been tight-lipped on the whole SOPA issue, has now come out against it. Read More


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An Easy Way to Share iTunes Playlist with Others
Do you like to share? An iTunes playlist is also a good way to share your music collection with others. If you have loads of fair-sounding playlists on your iTunes library, you may like to share them amongst your families and friends. However, you should know that iTunes can only sync data with your own iDevices such as the iPhone, iPod or iPad. If you attempt to sync other's iPhone, iPod or iPad with your iTunes library, the iTunes library will remind you whether you'll want to remove data on the iPhone, iPod or iPad beforehand. It's annoying, especially when you want to sync the playlists in iTunes library and preserves all music and playlists on your iPhone, iPod and iPad.
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Don't worry, in this case, you can try the Wondershare TunesGo. This program gives you the flexibility to transfer playlists from any iTunes library to your iPhone, iPod and iPad with nothing lost. Besides iTunes playlists, you can also share music files, photos, videos, contacts on your iPod, iPhone and iPad to another person's iDevice. Now, let me show you how the program can help you share your iTunes library.
Download TunesGo on your PC and install it.
Step 1: Connect your iPhone, iPod or iPad to the PC
To begin with, install and run TunesGo on your PC. After that, connect your iPhone, iPod or iPad to the PC. The primary window will then pop-up on your computer screen.
Step 2: Export iTunes playlists
After the device is connected, click on "Transfer Music" in the bottom right corner to enter the Transfer Music page. Select music you want to share and then drag & drop to device.
With TunesGo, you can easily make a iTunes playlist for a friend or family member. Now, simply download TunesGo to share your playlists!
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One-on-One: ESPN's Stephen Bardo on Big Ten
The Big Ten race is starting to firm up—at least a little bit. Ohio State, Michigan State, Michigan and Wisconsin look like they may be the best teams in the league. But it's too early to count out Indiana and Illinois. It's gonna be a fun title chase to watch unfold.
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Flathead: A day hike into Starvation PassOn the second day of our four-day hike into the Flathead River Valley, nothing went quite as planned. Yet, I still learned a lot. The plan: hike through Grizzly Gulch to Starvation Pass, go to Grizzly
Seasonal trail closure in Banff protects grizzliesA seasonal trail closure takes effect in Banff National Park this week. Starting Tuesday until mid-November, the Spray River Valley is closed at Canyon Dam to the spot where Goat Creek and the Spray River meet.
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So much for Tuukka Time. Claude Julien apparently saw enough from the 23-year-old in the first to cut Tim Thomas' day off short. Thomas allowed a pair of goals in the second period, and the Bruins now trail, 5-4, entering the third period.
Drew Stafford scored his second goal of the game and fifth goal vs. the B's this year when he beat Thomas at 6:17. With the Sabres on the power play at 17:43, Jason Pomonville also scored his second of the night as he sent a shot wide that was redirected by Dennis Seidenberg's skate and past Thomas.
The Bruins actually had more shots on goal in the second (13) than they did in the first period. Should the Bruins fail to come back in the third period, it will be their first regulation loss of their current road trip.
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World's largest paper airplane flies over desert
Arturo Valdenegro, posing with the giant paper airplane based on his design
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At a length of 45 feet (13.7 meters), a wingspan of 24 feet (7.3 m), and a weight of 800 pounds (363 kg), Arturo's Desert Eagle is claimed to be the largest paper airplane ever made. Its design was based on that of a much smaller paper airplane, created by 12 year-old Arturo Valdenegro of Tucson, Arizona. Valdenegro was the winner of a contest held by the Pima Air & Space Museum, in which children competed to see whose airplane could fly the farthest. A team of engineers proceeded to recreate his winning plane on a grand scale, and last week managed to fly it after releasing it from a helicopter over the Arizona desert.
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I was just informed by my doctor's office that the new guidelines for the glucose test makes it two hours with fasting. Has anybody heard of this? I have my test on Thursday and am not looking forward to it.
New Glucose Guidelines?
I have been seeing a bunch of posts about this. but my doc office didnt' say anything about a change
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Mine was 2 hours with 12 hours of fasting. Im glad someone else had the same experiance. Most of the pregnant women I know had the 1 hour test without fasting?
I wasn't told that. I was just told to watch my sugar intake the day of and eat more of a high protein meal.
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Yes, I had to do the 2 hours with fasting the night before as well. My doc referred to the new guidelines. I think they are so new that not all docs are using these new guidelines yet. Same sugary drink as last time though. I had a banana right after mine which really helped.
Annika Jacqueline 6/28/09 & Sage Evelyn 4/29/11 & Hudson Jarvis 9/23/12
I just had to fast for two hours before my test--then drank the glucose stuff, then waited exactly one hour for my blood draw.
Seems like a lot of women on here had varying guidelines...but the bottom line is that the test itself is no big deal (except the waiting for your blood draw(s) can get boring--bring a book!). I couldn't help but be a little worried about mine too, but I passed!
Just be sure to follow whatever orders you are given before the test, since I'm sure there are different results they use depending on if you did a fast or not and for how long, etc.
Good luck! I'm sure you have nothing to worry about! :)
I took mine a week and a half ago and it was 1 hour and no fasting and I passed.
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"Modern Family" actress Sofia Vergara and her fiance Nick Loeb have decided to try out couples counseling before they get married. The duo have had one session so far. A friend of Sofia's told the media:
She decided they needed professional help before she would walk down the aisle. They had their first session over the phone – and so far, so good!
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Don't be put off by the name of this casual eatery, which honors a late-night combo popularized in Harlem jazz clubs. Roscoe's is the place for real down-home Southern cooking. Just ask the patrons, who drive from all over L.A. for Roscoe's bargain-price fried chicken, wonderful waffles (which, by the way, turn out to be a great partner for fried chicken), buttery chicken livers, and toothsome grits. Although Roscoe's has the intimate feel of a smoky jazz club, those musicians hanging out here are just taking five.
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Some bargain-hunting is expected to lift the local stock market as the sharp decline on Tuesday has cheapened many issues. Financial markets were closed yesterday due to a national holiday.
Stocks saw on Tuesday their worst bloodbath in 12 years as investors shifted some funds back to the US markets.
The main-share Philippine
Stock Exchange index slumped 4.64 percent or 318.95 points to close at 6,556.65, tracking weak regional markets. All counters faltered but the most battered was the property counter, which fell by 6.15 percent.
The 318.95-point drop was the biggest seen in history in terms of index points but in terms of percentage decline (the base of the PSEi has increased), the percentage decline was not as steep as the 7-percent slide likewise seen in 2001 at the height of the political turmoil that ousted the Estrada regime.
There were more than six decliners for every single gainer. Value turnover amounted to P12.54 billion. Doris C. Dumlao
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neurosis, in psychiatry, a broad category of psychological disturbance, encompassing various mild forms of mental disorder. Until fairly recently, the term neurosis was broadly employed in contrast with psychosis, which denoted much more severe, debilitating mental disturbances. The two terms were used regularly until 1980, when the American Psychiatric Association released a precise listing of known mental disorders excluding the two broad categories of
mental disorders.
Neurosis, according to Sigmund Freud, arose from inner conflicts and could lead to anxiety. In his formulation, the causal factors could be found roughly in the first six years of life, when the personality, or ego, is weak and afraid of censure. He attributed neurosis to the frustration of infantile sexual drives, as when severe eating and toilet habits and other restrictions are parentally imposed (see Oedipus complex), which appear in adulthood as neurotic symptoms (see psychoanalysis). Other authorities have emphasized constitutional and organic factors. Among the psychoanalysts, Alfred Adler and H. S. Sullivan stressed social determinants of personal adjustment, and Karen Horney emphasized insecurity in childhood as causes of neurosis.
Until 1980, neuroses included anxiety disorders as well as a number of other mild mental illnesses, such as hysteria and hypochondria. Anxiety disorders are fairly common, and generally involve a feeling of apprehension with no obvious, immediate cause. Such intense fears of various situations may be severe enough to prevent individuals from conducting routine activities. Phobias, the most common type of anxiety disorder, involve specific situations which cause irrational anxiety attacks. For instance, an individual with agoraphobia (fear of open spaces) may be too anxious to leave their house. Obsessive-compulsive disorder occurs when an individual relentlessly pursues a thought or action in order to relieve anxiety. Panic disorder is characterized by anxiety in the form of panic attacks, while generalized anxiety disorder occurs when an individual experiences chronic anxiety with no apparent explanations for the anxiety. Post-traumatic stress disorder, occurring in the wake of a particularly traumatic event, can lead to severe flashbacks and a lack of responsiveness to stimuli. Anxiety disorders are usually accompanied by a variety of defense mechanisms, which are employed in an attempt to overcome anxiety. Hypochondriasis and hysteria (now generally known as conversion disorder) are classified today as somatoform disorders, and involve physical symptoms of psychological distress. The hypochondriac fears that minor bodily disturbances indicate serious, often terminal, disease, while the individual suffering from conversion disorder experiences a bodily disturbance—such as paralysis of a limb, blindness, or deafness—with no clear biological origin. Treatment of neurosis may include behavior therapy to condition an individual to change neurotic habits, psychotherapy, and group psychotherapy. Various drugs may also be employed to alleviate symptoms.
See M. Trimble, Post-Traumatic Neurosis (1981); S. Henderson et al., Neurosis and the Social Environment (1982); J. Lopez Pinero, The Historical Origins of the Concept of Neurosis (tr. 1983); G. Russell, ed. The Neuroses and Personality Disorders (1984).
Phobias: Selected full-text books and articles
Mario Maj; Hagop S. Akiskal; Juan José López-Ibor; Ahmed Okasha.
Wiley, 2004
Thomas H. Ollendick; John S. March.
Oxford University Press, 2004
Wagener, Alexandra L.; Zettle, Robert D.
The Psychological Record, Vol. 61, No. 1, Winter 2011
Castro, Wenceslao Peñate; Sánchez, MarÃa José Roca; Pitti González, Carmen Teresa; Bethencourt, Juan Manuel; Portero, Juan Antonio de la Fuente; Marco, Ramón Gracia.
International Journal of Clinical and Health Psychology, Vol. 14, No. 1, January 1, 2014
Kohler, Maxie; Christensen, Lois; Kilgo, Jennifer.
Childhood Education, Vol. 90, No. 5, September-October 2014
Miranda, Michael V.
Community College Enterprise, Vol. 14, No. 1, Spring 2008
Clark, Julie.
Psychiatry, Psychology and Law, Vol. 11, No. 1, April 2004
M. Ray Denny.
Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 1991
Lisa Capps; Elinor Ochs.
Harvard University Press, 1995
John R. Marshall.
Basic Books, 1994
Aaron T. Beck; Gary Emery; Ruth L. Greenberg.
Basic Books, 1985
Ronald A. Kleinknecht.
Insight Books, 1991
C. Robin Boucher.
Greenwood Press, 1999


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Four teams battle to reach I-3A final
On paper the heavyweight battle takes place first with Abilene Wylie and Kennedale, who have six losses between them, fighting for a spot in the regional final.
But the Hirschi and Midland Greenwood nightcap at 8:30 will be worth every bit as much with the winner advancing to the I-3A final and keeping its hopes alive of a trip to the Class 3A state tournament.
Lubbock Estacado defeated Wylie in last year's I-3A final.
A look at all four teams trying to take Estacado's crown.
Hirschi Huskies
TABC rank: No. 8
Record: 21-8
District: 5-3 champ
d. Alvarado 69-51
d. Stephenville 70-45
Regular season
Losses: Wilmer-Hutchins, Lawton Eisenhower, Sunrise Christian, N. Crowley (5A No. 10), Arlington Bowie, Estacado, Bartlesville, Faith Christian
Big wins: Burkburnett (twice), Wyatt, Norman North, Lubbock Trinity Christian
Avg. points for: 69.7
Avg. points against: 58.6
Top scorers: Marcus Foster (27.1), Torrence Cooper (9.7)
Last appearance: 2011 (lost to Pampa in semis)
Midland Greenwood Rangers
TABC rank: NR
Record: 20-14
District: 4-3A runner-up
d. Clint 68-52
d. Perryton 45-42
d. Fabens 72-69
Regular season
Losses: Odessa, O. Permian, Frenship, Seminole, Idalou, Brownfield, Shallowater (twice), Lamesa, A. Wylie (twice), Big Spring, Plainview, L. Monterey
Big wins: Brownfield, L. Cooper
Avg. points for: 58.3
Avg. points against: 54.7
Top scorers: (playoffs) F Kam Williams 14.7, P Jody Lively 15.3, G Taylor Hollingsworth 10.0, G Grant Franklin 9.7
Last appearance: 2004 (won region, lost state final)
Abilene Wylie Bulldogs
TABC rank: No. 5
Record: 32-4
District: 4-3 champ
d. Pampa 73-35
d. Seminole 53-32
Regular season
Losses: San Antonio Reagan, Aledo, Kennedale, Frenship
Big wins: Burkburnett, M. Greenwood (twice), Ponder, Stephenville, Fairfield, Argyle
Avg. points for: 66.2
Avg. points against: 43.0
Top scorers: Tyler Hicks, DeAndre Key, Mike Lopez, Patrick Walker, Duane Hopper
Last appearance: 2012 (lost final to Estacado)
Kennedale Wildcats
TABC rank: No. 3
Record: 34-2
District: 6-3A champ
d. Gatesville, 62-48
d. Burkburnett, 82-72
Regular season
Losses: Princeton, Stephenville
Big wins: Abilene Wylie, Stephenville, Brock (twice)
Avg. points for: 76.4
Avg. points against: 52.0
Top scorers: Ty Charles 16.2, Aundre Jackson 15.9, V.J. Hughes 10.8
Last appearance: 2008 (won Region II and state titles)
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Harrison's Quarles shuts out Bosse
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SIAC All-Sports race close again this year
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Marx, Mater Dei breeze through tennis sectional
MOUNT VERNON — Energy was the buzzword Lauren Marx frequently used Saturday when she talked about the most important aspect of her game.
EVSC alumni commit endowment for scholarships
What started as a Christmas gift to Dorothy Oakley about two years ago recently grew into an endowment that will benefit Evansville…
Local voucher use skyrockets
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Letter: VA clinic here breaks stereotype
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Israel May Back International Iran Position
Barak hints deal to be proposed this week would be acceptable
We know what the P5+1 countries' offer to Iran will be in Baghdad on Wednesday: you stop enriching uranium to 20 percent; move all of your 20 percent enriched uranium out of the country; and stop activity at Fordo, the heavily bunkered facility near Qom. In exchange, we will help you operate a small reactor that can be used for medical purposes and will not push for further U.N. sanctions. Crucially, what the P5+1 will not offer is an easing of the European Union oil embargo set to go in effect July 1—which is what Iran will really want, judging from its negotiator's own words as well as reports that the embargo will reduce Iran's already hurting oil exports by 500,000 barrels a day. The G8 countries, meeting this weekend, affirmed their agreement on Iran, which is important. They are unified and not willing to give away what's most important.
Little wonder that entering the weekend, U.S. officials were feeling optimistic. They also seemed aware of the two stakeholders that needed to be brought onboard the P5+1's plan: Iran, of course, and Israel. Interestingly, they tried to paint, at least to a reporter, the new Israeli governing coalition as something that strengthens Prime Minister Netanyahu's hand to deal with Iran (as opposed to, say, weakening or diluting it). The administration wants Iran to believe that Israel remains dead serious, and it wants Israel's leaders to know it respects them.
Something in the mix of public and private diplomacy could be working on the Israelis: though the government's official position is that Iran must halt all enrichment—which is a nice objective, but isn't really a viable negotiating stance—Defense Minister Barak, who besides Netanyahu is the key man pushing for military action, has clarified that Israel would accept the reduction to 3.5 percent enrichment that the P5+1 plan to propose. (This puts Barak at odds with putative Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, whose spokesperson warned, "The fact of an agreement with Iran that you can wave in the air is not what we need.")
Israel would likely insist that activity cease at Fordo. Indeed, Fordo's inclusion on the P5+1's list is almost certainly a direct nod to Israel: that facility's relative impenetrability is what has put the United States and Israel, which have varying military capabilities, onto different timelines. When the centrifuges at Fordo in particular spin, they enrich not only uranium but also the chance of an Israeli attack.
Assuming Barak's word is good, this means the ball is in Iran's court. Let's remember that's what everyone should want: only Iran can 100 percent turn off Iran's alleged nuclear weapons program; and if Iran is given a plausible way out and decides to press on anyway, then a military attack—by Israel or the U.S.—can't be drawn as—or honestly judged—an act of unprovoked aggression.
Six Nations Agree on Nuclear Proposal to Iran [LAT]
Heading Into Talks With Iran, U.S. Sees Hopeful Signs [NYT]
U.S., Iran Seek Closer Ties Alongside Nuclear Program [Haaretz]
Israel Inches Closer to Compromise on Uranium Enrichment, Officials Say [Haaretz]
Romney: No Devastating Defense Cuts or Fake Iran Deals [WP Right Turn]
Related: How Iran Talks Were Saved From the Verge of Collapse [Al Monitor]
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Perversions of Science
|Perversions of Science
|Maureen Teefy (Voice of Chrome)
|Theme music composer
|Danny Elfman
|Country of origin
|United States
|No. of episodes
|Executive producer(s)
|Joel Silver
Robert Zemeckis
|Running time
|approx. 22 minutes
|Original channel
|Original release
|June 7, 1997 – July 23, 1997
Perversions of Science is a science fiction/horror television series that ran on the cable channel HBO for one season in 1997. It is a spin-off of popular horror series Tales from the Crypt also shown on HBO,[1] and its episodes are based on EC's Weird Science comic book series.
The format of Perversions of Science is very similar to Tales From The Crypt, the show was introduced by a sexualized female robot named Chrome (voiced by Maureen Teefy) and then an individual episode would start. After the episode was complete, Chrome would conclude Perversions of Science.[1]
Most episodes focused on a part of science fiction such as alien invasion or space/time travel.
The show featured a mix of established talent and young up-and-comers. "Panic", for instance, starred a young Jason Lee and Jamie Kennedy opposite Harvey Korman.
As of 2011 the series has not been released on DVD in the US. However in 2001 it was released in Japan (Region 2, NTSC) by Pioneer Entertainment where it has since gone out of print subsequently becoming sought after by collectors.
- Dream of Doom - A 40-year-old divorced, but childless, professor cannot wake from his dreams. Each time he wakes up, he finds himself in another dream.
- Anatomy Lesson - The son of a small town coroner has the desire to kill. A strange bearded man, however, always interferes with his plans.
- Boxed In - A space pilot has spent years in an eroding fighter with a female android. He has kept his promise to be faithful to his fiance named Dulcine who is also the daughter of an Admiral. When he finally gets to see her he notices that the Admiral has fitted her with an electronic chastity belt.
- The Exile - A scientist who kills people in his experiments is arrested and tried. When rehabilitation fails, he is sentenced to be "exiled".
- Given the Heir - A woman re-shapes her body to perfection. She then participates in an experiment where she is sent ten years into the past where she meets a man obsessed with perfection.
- Planely Possible - A grieving widower volunteers to be the subject of an experiment where he will be sent to another plane of existence where his wife may still be alive.
- Panic - A number of people at a Halloween costume party try to deal with the panic caused by the Orson Welles Mercury Theatre production of The War of the Worlds.
- Snap Ending - The mixed gender crew of a spaceship have trouble controlling their anxieties when they are sent to study a new planet.
- Ultimate Weapon - Aliens from outer space assume human form in order to mate with a native earthperson.
- The People's Choice - A suburban family gets caught between groups of warring robots. When one of their robots is damaged every night, a robot repairman suggests that they buy a new one: a red, white, and blue patriot.
- ^ a b "Show Summary". Retrieved 8 December 2013.
- ^ "List of Episodes". TV.com. Retrieved 8 December 2013.
External links[edit]
- Information page on the website TVShowsOnDVD.com
- Perversions of Science at the Internet Movie Database
- Perversions of Science at TV.com


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LAS VEGAS (The Deal) -- Former Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers and Nassim Taleb, author of "The Black Swan," on Thursday clashed over whether policy-makers have moved toward solving the issue of systemically risky banks that emerged during the 2008 crisis or just made the financial system more dangerous for the next downturn.
"We live under pressure of extortion by the financial system," Taleb said to applause at the SALT hedge fund conference in Las Vegas. "Let's go back to when banks were boring like utilities and didn't taking too much risk and taxpayer money and investment banks were the ones taking risk and would go bust like Drexel did."
At issue in their debate, was whether the system would be safer if the 1933 Depression-era Glass-Steagall Act had remained in force. The act had kept commercial banks out of the investment banking business until a statute, that was supported by Summers, was approved in 1999 that allowed commercial banks to combine with investment banks. Restoring Glass-Steagall would require big banks such as Citigroup (C - Get Report) and JPMorgan Chase (JPM - Get Report) to break in two.
Summers also was director of the White House National Economic Council for the Obama administration between 2009 and 2010 and helped develop some of the post-crisis policies. Democrats' criticism of Summers' role in the undoing of Glass-Steagall factored in the former Treasury Secretary's withdrawal from running for the head position at the Federal Reserve last year.Summers argued that the institutions that got in trouble in 2008 were not primarily firms that combined investment banks and commercial banks. He noted that Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers, both central to the crisis, had no commercial banking units. In addition he said two other key companies involved in the crisis, American International Group Inc. and Washington Mutual Bank FSB, did not have investment banks. Summers said the reforms after the crisis, which included higher capital, more liquidity, derivatives clearinghouses, living wills and a system to resolve a financial institution outside of traditional bankruptcy have made the system safer. "The idea that this is all about combination of banking and investment banking isn't a plausible concept," Summers retorted. "Every time someone has attempted a version of your idea which is to have a heavily regulated, very safe utility bank system and then have all the rest outside that system, what inevitably happens is that the outside stuff becomes hugely risky, consequential and dangerous for the rest of the economy. That's why it's a much harder problem."


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Rifts among the world's top financial officials are threatening to stymie their attempts to secure future global growth and break a deadlock over who bears the cost of fighting climate change.
Finance ministers and central bankers from the Group of 20 rich and developing nations meeting here also face divisions on whether it is too soon to pull the plug on the extraordinary stimulus measures to boost economic growth.
Host country Britain, still mired in recession, is keen to continued international effort to support a still fledging recovery, while other G-20 nations, including the United States, Japan and Germany, want to debate ending measures to boost growth.
British Treasury chief Alistair Darling urged the group ahead of a working dinner on Friday to maintain the collective approach forged in more dire circumstances at summits in London in April and in Pittsburgh in September.
"There can be no room for complacency amongst G-20 countries this weekend," Darling said in a speech in Edinburgh on his way to chair the grouping that represents around 90 percent of the world's wealth, 80 percent of world trade, and two-thirds of the world's population.
Darling acknowledged that plans for recovery must eventually be coordinated, but said "as we draw up our plans, we must accept that the biggest risk to recovery would be to exit before the recovery is real."
Saturday's talks among officials holed up away from the blustering Scottish winds in a seaside golf resort are focused on tackling the financial cost of climate change.
With the major UN climate conference in Copenhagen a month away, Darling said that "heavy lifting" was needed to push through a deal on so-called climate finance, which would give developing countries funds to help them cut emissions by switching from fossil fuels to cleaner energy such as wind and solar.
But there have been disagreements about which forum was the most appropriate place to discuss funding to fight climate change.
The push to put it at the agenda here reflects concern that nations will fail to agree on a successor to the Kyoto treaty limiting carbon emissions in Copenhagen on December 6.
The EU, which last week agreed to a Euro100 billion annual package of public and private finance by 2020 to help poorer nations develop green industries and adapt to climate change, is keen for the U.S. to clearly lay out its position.
"We need further progress, the Americans have to be more specific and also more clear about their contribution," Swedish finance minister Anders Borg said on Friday. Sweden currently holds the EU chair.
But the Obama administration has been preoccupied with prickly domestic issues such as healthcare.
The climate issue has been the focus of protests around St. Andrews, a university town on the northeast coast. A "People's G-20" is planned for the beachfront on Saturday after a small group of protesters blocked the coastal road Friday night between the town and the nearby resort where the meeting was held by chaining themselves together.
Throwing weight behind the gathering of officials, Darling will be joined on Saturday by British Prime Minister Gordon Brown.
The finance ministers and central bankers are trying to find a way to make good on a pledge by world leaders at their September summit in Pittsburgh to subject their economic policies to the scrutiny of a peer review.
The goal is to avoid repeating problems like huge trade deficits and credit-fuelled consumption in the U.S., and massive trade surpluses and savings in China and elsewhere. China's appetite to fund U.S. debt by buying Treasuries was seen as playing a major role in fuelling the U.S. housing boom and subsequent collapse.
Finance officials will seek to decide what economic data each country will submit for review by the International Monetary Fund. The IMF will review the individual country data and submit a report that would form the basis for discussion at the June meeting in Canada.
It is unclear, however, just how detailed and effective the reports will be given governments resistance to outside pressure to change their economic policies.
Highlighting the problem is resistance to confront exchange rate issues, which could play a key role in correcting trade imbalances. While the weakness of the U.S. dollar and the strength of the Chinese Yuan will almost certainly be discussed to some degree, the currency issue is not on the formal agenda.
There also disagreements on banking reform, with Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty acknowledging on the eve of the meeting that there were "disparate views" on how to address the problem of banks being too big to fail. France, meanwhile, is continuing to press for more to be done to stop excessive bonuses in the banking sector, warning that the momentum behind tightening rules on bonuses is flagging.
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Veteran safety Atari Bigby was placed on season-ending injured reserve, the San Diego Chargers announced Tuesday. The seventh-year player, who injured a groin muscle in Sunday's loss to the Baltimore Ravens, was second on the team with 68 tackles. To take his roster spot, the Chargers re-signed linebacker Bront Bird, who was with the Chargers last season. The undrafted free agent had seven tackles in nine games. Also, the Chargers signed safety Sean Cattouse to the practice squad. He filled the practice squad spot that opened up when the team promoted offensive tackle Kevin Haslem to the active roster last weekend.
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Mexican boy's eyes gouged out 'to save the world'
MEXICO CITY—A five-year-old Mexican boy whose eyes were allegedly gouged out by his mother as part of a drug-fueled ritual "to save the world" is expected to live, but has been left completely blind, health authorities said Friday.
The boy, identified by authorities only as Fernando, was taken to a hospital in Mexico City after police discovered the mother clutching her eyeless son at a home in the working-class suburb of Nezahualcoyotl early Thursday.
The Mexico City Health Department said the boy lost both eyes and was suffering some leakage of cerebral fluid. He was in intensive care and was listed in guarded condition, but doctors said in a statement that such leakage normally stops by itself and that no brain surgery is planned at the moment.
The chief prosecutor for Mexico state, where Nezahualcoyotl is located, said the boy's mother had apparently urged others to help her mutilate her son in order "to prevent an earthquake and save the world."
Several adults were at the home reciting a prayer, and had apparently been fasting because "the world was going to end," said Nezahualcoyotl assistant police Chief Samuel Cuevas Monroy, quoting the boy's grandmother. The mother, identified as Maria del Carmen Rios, 28, reportedly told the boy to close his eyes and when he refused, she decided to gouge them out "to clean them."
Some reported the mother had become incoherent and began shouting "Let's kill him, to get the Devil out of him," Neme said.
Most of the others present at the time were relatives, including the boy's aunt and uncle, and authorities said the adults appeared to have been consuming unspecified drugs. The mother and seven others were being held pending charges.
The 22-year-old aunt allegedly held the boy while the mother gouged out his eyes, apparently with her fingers.
Neme said it was not clear if the mutilation was linked to any sort of religious belief.
Eight followers of the cult known as "Santa Muerte, " or Saint Death, were recently charged with the sacrificial killings of two 10-year-old boys and a 55-year-old woman in northern Sonora state. The cult had never before been linked to human sacrifice.
Mexico's most notorious case of ritual sacrifice came with the "narco-satanicos" killings of the 1980s. Fifteen bodies, many of them with signs of ritual sacrifice, were unearthed at a ranch outside the border city of Matamoros, across from Brownsville, Texas.
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The frist 3 months were very hard on me. My LO was very fussy, almost colicky. Being a first time mom, it was very very difficult. I went to talk to someone once about what I was feeling, and she said I probably just need some help, sleep, and me time. Well, after talking to her and a few other moms, I felt better. Yet, every week or few weeks, I would get itno this rut. I would be so frustrated with my LO. And why? I think she's just a baby! Yet... I can't control my feelings of frustration and anger and all the moodiness. Then those feelings turn into more nager and guilt at myself and I am so hard on myself. There are times that I want to punch a wall or myself cuz I'm just soo AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH! The worst part is.. that my DD doesn't deserve to be handled roughly. I want to soothe her, but I realize that I am holding her too tight or rocking her too much! So.. I say put her down and walk away. I have never hurt, nor do I want to. But emotions can get the best of me.
So, months later again, I went to see the same person. She told me the same thing.. i need to go out and more me time. BS! So, I found another dr. to talk to! Finally, someone who is really concerned about me and asking me all the right questions and wanting to help me. Two months ago, I wasn't sure I wanted to take Zoloft. But, my feelings, attitude, and everything just isn't right. It's not fair to my DD or DH or me. I don't want to look back and regret this time. I want to remember it as a good time. I want to enjoy my DD grow, play, and learn. I know things are going to get harder with her teething and me starting a new nanny job in a month. So.. I need to take something to start coping with stress and emotions.
Yet, I'm scared. I don't know how this medicine will really affect me, or DD. I am still nursign her. Well.. it doesn't hurt to try and maybe I will wake up happy again and want to be close to DH again and be more calm. I dont' want to stress and be unhappy about stupid little stuff. I want to be happy and calm and just by at ease taking care of my LO.
Well, there you go. This feels good .. just letting it out.