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I trailride with the Kriega Hydro3 and the R8 waist pack. I'm 5'11 and around 200lbs without riding gear. I find this combo works pretty darn good even for aggressive trailriding. I won't lie, you can notice the R8 for sure, but I don't find it to be a problem at all. I run it at the back and it clears the Hydro3 well enough that there's no binding. When riding this setup doesn't impede me at all, but I do have to tighten the R8 up a few times a ride. Its by far the most comfy setup I've run in 10 years of riding. I've got a crappy zoomed in picture That I'll upload of the setup.
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Critical Review by Valerie Matsumoto
SOURCE: "Pearls and rocks," in The Women's Review of Books, Vol. VII, No. 2, November, 1989, p. 5.
In the following review, Matsumoto praises The Floating World emphasizing the novel's Japanese American elements.
There is a book I have been hoping to find for years, every time I walked past a rack of new releases. It would be, I felt, a novel in the voice of a Japanese American woman of my generation (third, or Sansei) who came of age after World War Two. In her writing I would catch glimpses of Sansei children playing games like jan-kenpo (paper-scissors-rock) and lugging sacks of rice into the kitchen. They and their Nisei (second-generation) parents would be making their way in postwar America, seeking to escape the shadows of the concentration camps. What I was looking for was a kindred experience in print, a literary cousin.
When The Floating World appeared, I pounced on it, delighted. What I did not expect was that this riveting book would explode the freight of assumptions my vision carried. My comfortable notions about Japanese American regionalism and family receded as I was drawn into the floating world of the Osakas, traveling from job to job across the Pacific Northwest and to the Midwest.
The Osakas emerged, a quirky, complex and quite original middle American family that enthralled and threw me off balance from the first sentences: "My grandmother was my tormenter. My mother said she'd been a young woman of spirit; but she was an old woman of fire." The complicated influence of this grandmother, addressed formally as "Obaasan" and never affectionately as "Obaachan," permeates the book. Strong, short-tempered and a feared boxer of ears, she takes pride in having had three husbands and seven lovers. She predicts ghastly futures for her grandchildren, but is pugnaciously ready to defend them from outsiders. Driven to plant her history in the minds of her family, she relentlessly bombards them with her stories, "a string of pearls and rocks."
It is she who describes their traveling environment as "ukiyo," the floating world of "the gas station attendants, restaurants, and jobs we depended on, the motel towns floating in the middle of fields and mountains." In Japanese, "ukiyo" has two meanings: the demimonde of the geisha and entertainers, and also, in the Buddhist sense, transience and change. For the Osaka family, "ukiyo" refers to the unstable world through which they journey, a small tribe venturing through uncertain, sometimes hostile, territory.
The guide to this world is twelve-year-old Olivia, a fearless talker eager to exercise her prowess, insatiably curious, alternately awed and insightful. Through her eyes we see the loudly cheerful stepfather Charlie O, hapless and determined, who calls her "honey-dog" and pins his hopes of success on ownership of a garage. Laura, the beautiful wife he adores but will not allow to take a paid job, is "pensive, graceful, moody and intellectual," busying herself with church and library in her thirst to learn. There are no stock characters here, simply people we come to know and care about.
Cynthia Kadohata, born in Chicago in 1957, has led a life as peripatetic as that of her characters. She and her family moved from Georgia to Arkansas—twice—as her father took different chicken-sexing jobs. After a few years' sojourn in California as a teenager, she has since lived in Boston, Pittsburgh and New York. Her background has enabled her to give readers a rare perspective on working-class, racial minority people in the Midwest. For those who know something about West Coast Asian American communities, The Floating World is a salutary eye-opener.
While the Osakas are reluctant to settle in a town where they would be the first Japanese, and are "very quiet in public," there is a sense that interracial relations are less rigid in Arkansas, which doesn't have the historic precedent of California's anti-Asian movements. This fluidity becomes apparent when the family attends a local novelist's birthday party at which the guests, Japanese American and white, end up exuberantly chasing farm animals in the fields.
All of these characters defy stereotyping. Laura, no Nisei Donna Reed, wavers over relinquishing her lover, Shane (formerly Taro Nagosaki). Not simply a staid businessman, Charlie O is an enthusiastic, untalented painter who dances wild war dances with his friend, Mr. Tanizaki, to entertain their families. Even the minor characters are indelibly drawn, from Toshi, the only female chicken-sexer, to Olivia's birth father, encountered as a ghost.
The impact of the larger events of American history and the Japanese American immigrant experience is evident in the texture and shape of these people's lives. The unspoken but real legacies of discrimination surface when Olivia talks with white outsiders, trying both to impress and taunt them: "See, I can talk like you, I was trying to say, it's not so hard." Her embittered grandmother says, "Smile at them. Hakujin [white people] don't know when a smile is an insult." What she tries to teach Olivia is that
if you hated white people, they would just hate you back, and nothing would change in the world; and if you didn't hate them after the way they treated you, you would end up hating yourself … So it was no good to hate them, and it was no good not to hate them. (p.9)
The importance of the support networks upon which the Japanese Americans have relied is embodied in the families with which the Osakas join up periodically in their journeying and in the tightly bound community of the chicken-sexers. To the hatchery workers who sort chicks in 17-hour shifts, teamwork is crucial, since they are hired as crews and one person's inefficiency can jeopardize the jobs of all. The sexers are so attuned to one another that "if one stood, or even just yawned, the others seemed to know. Once Toshi straightened her back and a man, without looking up, said, 'Getting tired, Toshi?'" When Mr. Tanizaki is fired by his group he goes deaf with shock at being severed from the close-knit work culture.
Contrary to her parents' dreams of college-buttressed security, when Olivia leaves Arkansas for California, ostensibly to study, her "disorderly life" continues, "simply because I didn't yet realize that there were other ways of living." With perceptive humor Kadohata sketches Olivia's experiences in "the entertainment-industry culture of failure" in Los Angeles, ranging from her job in a Beverly Hills lamp shop to the exploits of her Chinese American boyfriend who wrecks cars for a living.
Kadohata is a writer of great strength and range. She captures with equal facility the tense rhythms of the chicken hatchery work and Olivia's first sexual experience (after which she and Tan devour everything in his family's refrigerator). A few telling details convey the whole world of a moment, as the pencil marks on a doorjamb where children have been measured disclose the lost domesticity of a Nisei gambler. This story flows like a clear stream, revealing at every eddy unexpected depths and the startling beauty of examined lives.
Those who seek exotica will not find it here. Instead, in the shifting light of truck-stops, small-town porches and seedy Hollywood apartments. Kadohata depicts the struggles of three generations coming to terms with their history. Their search for grace illuminates our own pathways through the floating world.
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Management of Sick Children by Community Health Workers: Intervention Models and Programme Examples
Release Date: March, 2006
Sales Number: 06.XX.6
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Scarlet Sword - New Zelda Inspired MMORPG
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Hey everyone, posting about a new MMORPG called Scarlet Sword. Remember those classic 2D Zelda games from the early 90's? Scarlet Sword is like those games, except online and multiplayer. Screenshoooots:
Full disclosure, I'm the guy that made the game! It's a little different from traditional MMORPG's, now, I love me a traditional MMORPG as much as the next chap, but I felt like I wanted to develop something that didn't have a level grind, and didn't have click-click-click type combat. So it's a bit of an experimental game, I started with the Zelda formula and built up from there.
So no, there's no levelling and trading, it's a game built on skill, if you're good enough to get to the chest and unlock the item, then you deserve to have it, if not, then you don't. I've no idea how this kind of approach will go down, people might absolutely hate that kind of thing, but it puts people on a level playing field. It's a fairly hard game too.
So there you go, I'm interested in any feedback, like I said, it's experimental and early days, but I've got big plans for the game. Biiiig plans. Go on, give it a go.
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Stiler, good point, I skipped past that too quickly.
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So much about this game is interesting. I'm really hoping it's doable within two million dollars, which sounds like a lot of money, except for when you're making a now-widely anticipated MMORPG.
Thanks for compiling the meaty FAQ, I'll be picking through it carefully for a while.
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"and throw your choice of fruit pies at Mark Jacobs".
Easily worth $10,000, of course. Sadly, not so sure there will be any photos of that visit, as that reward description finishes with "No use of recording devices is permitted during this time", which is understandable, they want to control what gets out and when.
I hope theleveling has been slowed down
General Discussion « Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn
Is your enjoyment of the game purely a function of time? What if the game took half as long to get to the end, but was three times as enjoyable in terms of combat and content?
I suppose the way to get the best of both would be to provide really enjoyable end game content.
Runescape - freetoplay vs. membership?
General Discussion « Runescape
It's been a while since I played Runescape, but I remember quite happily going to level 40 or so without spending any money.
As Panther2103 rightly says, you can treat the F2P section as a trial version. If you want more of the stuff, go for the subscription. If not, that's cool, just move onto another game!
The hate on grinding?
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I remember when the word 'grind' wasn't complementary. When you're grinding, you're literally doing the same thing over and over and over again, till numbers increase.
When you say "isn't that what MMO's are about?" I can see where you're coming from, many MMO's (I'd say most) are all about the grind. But I'd argue it's bad game design. MMO's in the last decade have been largely subscription based, and so it's in the publisher's interest to spread people's time out over the content, as opposed to providing a properly satisfying gameplay experience.
Some people like grinding, and that's okay! It's just something I, personally, have got quite tired of.
For the fun of it (and boredom) I compiled a list of most to least played MMOs (Raptr stats)
The Pub at MMORPG.COM « General Discussion
So hang on, I'm unfamiliar with Raptr, how does it come up with those stats?
World of Steam vs Runescape 2?
The Pub at MMORPG.COM « General Discussion
I played Runescape classic back in the day, so the 'Runescape' name has some nostalgia to me. Also, Jagex have been doing a few interesting things lately, like publishing Ace of Spades (the voxel FPS) and so maybe they won't default straight to the grind-fest of many modern MMOs.
World of Warcraft: Charity Pet Raises $2.3 Million for Hurricane Victims
News & Features Discussion « General Discussion
I love this use of microtransactions. Everyone wins, people in need get resources, players get a cute kitten, and Blizzard gets loads of goodwill.
Fuzzy feelings all round. I'd love to do this kind of stuff for my game.
If you were to make an MMO, what would it be?
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It would be this one.
Development has been very strong, there's still some way to go with lots of rough patches here and there, but I'm feeling good about it! The pitch is 'real-time multiplayer RPG, a bit like those old zelda games', I hope that'll interest a few people.
Would you have stayed with an mmo if subscription had been cheaper
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I doubt that I'll ever pay a subscription again. I don't have any qualms about supporting a great online game, but there are so many great online games that have alternative business models that I prefer, so I think I'll be playing them.
Looking to get some help for some young high school future game programmers
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Yeah, this Kickstarter just sounds like begging. The idea that you need $200 to learn or get started is ridiculous, most Flash developers don't use Adobe Flash, they use Flash Develop, which is absolutely free. I mean, I'm pleased to see they're not pirating the heck out of the software, but it is easier than ever to get started with game development.
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If you liked Quake Live, definitely try out Tribes Ascend. It's got the fast moving thing going on, and a similar focus on skill.
It doesn't have the massively feel that the MMO's your familiar with, and if that's what you're after it might be worth waiting for PlanetSide 2.
Final Fantasy XIV: Character Creation Screens
News & Features Discussion « General Discussion
I think Final Fantasy has some of the best concept art I've seen from a series, and the character creation screens look nice, but until we can see some real gameplay, I can't say I'm very interested. I remember watching the first news break about APB, and getting excited, but as we saw there, a game can have the greatest character customisation in the world, and still be no fun.
I'm interested in how they're relaunching it. "A Realm Reborn" directly references the fact that their first go at FFXIV was a disaster. I hope I'm wrong, I like Final Fantasy, but I just feel that it'll be hard to make a success of this one.
What we need to learn from Runescape. (yes)
The Pub at MMORPG.COM « General Discussion
Like many people, I expect, Runescape was my first MMO, back in 2005. Your dead right regarding the world design, to someone spawning in for the first time, it certainly didn't feel linear, you could leave the castle, pick any direction and you'd come across appropriately level'd content, so the newbie wouldn't get frustrated and yet still feel freedom to explore wherever.
The economy didn't feel completely 'alive' though. Like you say, the rune market in particular always had this feel of supply and demand, I remember spending a few hours mining rune essence, there was always people willing to buy the stuff. But it's still all a bit grind-y, a design that doesn't pass so well today. Jagex gets points for an economy that, in part, has supply and demand, but I couldn't hold up the skill system as something I think other games should necessarily emulate.
So I hear all these people saying...
General Discussion « Lord of the Rings Online
Originally posted by DavisFlight
That's actually... a really sad story. It's sad to hear that what could have been an actually interesting game was stomped all over.
What is it about EVE that keeps people playing?
Jita (General) « EVE Online
I love reading these stories of what high-level (high risk) play in Eve is like, but I've failed multiple times to get through the first few hours. I know there's exciting gameplay past it, but I just can't force my way through!
It's going to be one of those games that I love to read about, but will never experience for myself, like Dwarf Fortress.
Chivalry -- FPS Medieval Warfare LAUNCHED!
PC Gaming « General Discussion
The Age of Chivalry mod, while not perfect, was very interesting, and this looks quite wonderful. A bit like Mount and Blade, but first person, a bit darker, and perhaps even a bit deeper, gameplay-wise. I'm interested in it, but I'm interested in any multiplayer game that's a bit different.
[Review] Dawn of Fantasy: Taking MMORTS Out of the Browser
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I don't think I've yet seen what I'd consider an MMORPG. It's always 1v1 or 2v2 RTS game sellotaped to some persistent world map, and 'Dawn of Fantasy' (bravo on the name) seems to be more of this. The trouble is that neither the RTS part or the persistent world map part are satisfying.
I'm looking forward to the game where there is just a massive world map, and you can spawn in, build a base in real-time and see how long you can survive. There are serious game design considerations that would need to worked through, but come on, someone give me Age of Empires 2, with a few thousand people in a game over a massive world. Yes please. And no, Age of Empires online isn't that game.


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Date: August 2013
Creator: French, Robert Heath
Description: Questions concerning the ethics of terraforming Mars have received some attention from both philosophers and scientists during recent decades. A variety of theoretical approaches have been supplied by a number of authors, however research pursuant to this thesis has indicated at least two major blindspots in the published literature on the topic. First, a broad category of human considerations involving risks, dangers, and social, political, and economic inequalities that would likely be associated with efforts to terraform Mars have been woefully overlooked in the published literature to date. I attempt to rectify that oversight by employing the interpretive lens of environmental justice to address questions of environmental colonialism, equality in terms of political participation and inclusion in decision making structures, risks associated with technological progressivism, and responses to anthropogenic climate change. Only by including the historically marginalized and politically disenfranchised "voices," of both humans and nonhumans, can any future plan to terraform Mars be deemed ethical, moral or just according to the framework provided by environmental justice. Furthermore, broader political inclusion of this sort conforms to what ecofeminist author Val Plumwood calls the "intentional recognition stance" and provides an avenue through which globally societies can include nonanthropocentric considerations in decision ...
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The Ways of Reflection: Heidegger, Science, Reflection, and Critical Interdisciplinarity
Date: May 2013
Creator: Toole, Toby Houston
Description: This thesis argues that there is a philosophical attempt directed at combating the fragmentation of the sciences that starts with Heidegger and continues today through Trish Glazebrook's interpretations of the former's concept of "reflection," and Carl Mitcham and Robert Frodeman's concept of "critical interdisciplinarity" (CID). This is important as the sciences are both more implicated in our lives and more fragmented than ever. While scientific knowledge is pursued for its own sake, the pertinent facts, meaning, and application of the science is ignored. By linking Heidegger's views on the fragmentation of the sciences to Glazebrook's interpretations of reflection and Mitcham and Frodeman's CID, I show that CID is a concrete realization of Heidegger's reflection.
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Ecological Forms of Life: Wittgenstein and Ecolinguistics
Date: December 2012
Creator: Sarratt, Nicholas M.
Description: The present philosophical literature on philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein tends to either stagnate by focusing upon issues particular to Wittgenstein's philosophy or expand the boundaries of Wittgenstein's thought to shed light onto other areas of study. One area that has largely been ignored is the realm of environmental philosophy. I prepare the way for a solution to this by first arguing that Wittgenstein's later philosophy of language shows 'proto-ecolinguistic' concerns, sharing much in common with the ecolinguistic thought of both Peter Mühlhäusler and Luisa Maffi. This reading, as well as the work of Mühlhäusler and Maffi, is a starting point for an opposition to a common trend in much of contemporary linguistics of adhering to a linguistic paradigm of universalizing linguistic atomism that gives an impoverished account of language. This impoverished account is argued to have potential environmental and ecological consequences which the universalizing atomistic paradigm is ill-equipped to address.
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Wilderness and Everyday Life.
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Creator: Friskics, Scott
Description: I challenge the dualistic view of wilderness that has influenced wilderness philosophy, politics and experience in recent years. In its place, I offer an alternative vision that recognizes wilderness areas and working landscapes as complementary elements of a larger, inhabited landscape characterized by a heterogeneous mixture of human-land relational patterns representing various points along an urban-wilderness continuum. In chapters 2 through 4, I explore the philosophical, political and experiential implications of this wilderness-in-context vision. Experienced and understood as part of the landscape we call home, wilderness may engender, renew, and sustain an engaged and integrated wilderness practice involving regular contact with wilderness places, committed activism on behalf of wild lands and their inhabitants, and grounded reflection on the meaning and value of wilderness in our everyday lives.
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Situating Cost-Benefit Analysis for Environmental Justice
Date: December 2010
Creator: Wohlmuth, Erik Michael
Description: Cost-benefit analysis plays a significant role in the process of siting hazardous waste facilities throughout the United States. Controversy regarding definitively disparate, albeit unintentional, racist practices in reaching these siting decisions abounds, yet cost-benefit analysis stands incapable of commenting on normative topics. This thesis traces the developments of both cost-benefit analysis and its normative cousin utilitarianism by focusing on the impacts they have had on the contemporary environmental justice discourse and highlighting valid claims, misunderstandings, and sedimented ideas surrounding the popularity of cost-benefit analysis. This analysis ultimately leads to an alternative means of realizing environmental justice that both acknowledges the need for greater democratic interactions and attempts to work with, rather than against, the prevailing paradigm of reaching siting decisions.
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The Green Horizon: An (Environmental) Hermeneutics of Identification with Nature through Literature
Date: August 2010
Creator: Bell, Nathan M.
Description: This thesis is an examination of transformative effects of literature on environmental identity. The work begins by examining and expanding the Deep Ecology concept of identification-with-nature. The potential problems with identification through direct encounters are used to argue for the relevance of the possibility of identification-through-literature. Identification-through-literature is then argued for using the hermeneutic and narrative theories of Hans-Georg Gadamer and Paul Ricoeur, as well as various examples of nature writing and fiction.
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Tracing the Path of Sustainable Development through Major International Conferences: A Brief History and Overview of Sustainable Development 1964-2002
Date: May 2010
Creator: Dunn, Benjamin P.
Description: Starting with the idea that unsustainable practices contribute to issues of social justice and poverty as much as to ecological issues. Chapter 1 traces the origins of the terms sustainable and development individually to see how it is that they came together. Chapter 2 traces the major international conferences and documents and their use of the terms sustainable development. Chapter 3 takes a phenomenology approach to get a bit deeper into sustainable development. I examine the most commonly cited definition of sustainable development as well as a broader definition of sustainable development as a process of change. Chapter 4 examines the field of environmental ethics and argues that constant debates over value distract policy makers from the central question of what morally motivates people to support environmental ethics views. Chapter 5 examines the institution and regime building process, and the conclusion offers three questions to measure our progress.
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Cultivating the Ecological Conscience: Smith, Orr, and Bowers on Ecological Education
Date: December 2009
Creator: Hoelscher, David W.
Description: During the past two decades, one of the positive developments in academia has been the emergence of a sizable literature pertaining to ecological education-the theory and practice of preparing children and adults alike for ecologically responsible citizenship. Gregory A. Smith, David W. Orr, and C. A. Bowers are three of the more prolific writers in the field. Smith critiques modern primary and secondary education and argues for, and paints a picture of, an alternative "green pedagogy" that seeks to inculcate in students strong community and ecological values. Orr focuses on the social and ethical problems associated with the environmental crisis and the changes that colleges and universities need to make in order to become propagators of, rather than impediments to, a widespread diffusion of ecological literacy. Bowers emphasizes the role that ecologically problematic modern cultural assumptions play in blinkering the ecological vision of most educational theorists and in preventing the flowering of an eco-justice pedagogy. Each writer seeks the transformation of both education and culture with a view toward realizing ecological sustainability, strong communities, social justice, and moral edification. They neglect or ignore some important subjects, including animal welfare ethics, politics, and corporate influence on governments.
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The Turn from Reactive to Responsive Environmentalism: The Wilderness Debate, Relational Metaphors, and the Eco-Phenomenology of Response
Date: December 2009
Creator: Christion, Timothy C.
Description: A shift is occurring in environmentalism to a post-metaphysical understanding of the human relationship to nature. Stemming from developments within the wilderness debate, ecofeminism, and eco-phenomenology, the old dichotomy between John Muir's tradition of privileging nature and Gifford Pinchot's tradition of privileging society is giving way to a relational paradigm that privileges neither. The starting point for this involves articulating the ontology of relationship anew. Insofar as the dominant metaphors of nature and their complimentary narratives present a choice between the agency of the human or the natural worlds, they encourage one-sided or "reactive" relationships to the world. By contrast, developments sensitive to the mutual agency between them encourage "responsive" relationships. The relational metaphors of "partnership" (Merchant) and "dialogue" (Plumwood) are prominent examples. The idea of "nonhuman agency," however, is counter-intuitive and problematic. The works of Buber, Heidegger, and Merleau-Ponty suggest a model of "mutual response" rather than "mutual agency."
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Deliberative Democracy, Divided Societies, and the Case of Appalachia
Date: August 2009
Creator: Tidrick, Charlee
Description: Theories of deliberative democracy, which emphasize open-mindedness and cooperative dialogue, confront serious challenges in deeply divided political populations constituted by polarized citizens unwilling to work together on issues they collectively face. The case of mountaintop removal coal mining in Appalachia makes this clear. In my thesis, I argue that such empirical challenges are serious, yet do not compromise the normative desirability of deliberative democracy because communicative mechanisms can help transform adversarial perspectives into workable, deliberative ones. To realize this potential in divided societies, mechanisms must focus on healing and reconciliation, a point under-theorized by deliberativists who do not take seriously enough the feminist critique of public-private dualisms that illuminates political dimensions of such embodied processes. Ultimately, only a distinctly two-stage process of public deliberation in divided populations, beginning with mechanisms for healing and trust building, will give rise to the self-transformation necessary for second-stage deliberation aimed at collectively binding decisions.
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I like this boy, but we don't talk & I'm scared I don't want him to find out I like him but I told my friend that we never talked (I trust her I never tell anyone who I like) & she told the biggest BLABBER MOUTH in school & she asked me if I wanted his number! I'm scared she will tell him I like him (Their good friends) & now I don't know if i can trust my bff anymore, please help!
Hey babe,
First off, you should talk to your bff about this. Let her know that this all made you worry a bit and you're not sure how well you can trust her anymore. She'll likely tell you that she will be more careful and more secretive from then on.
At this point, there's not much you can do about him finding out. Either she'll tell him or she won't, but keep in mind that maybe it might end up helping you out. Who knows, he could like you too. Jordan S.
by Sami_McDoodle on 7/16/2012 9:34:39 PM
Me and my bf were texting each other tonight and he asked me if I like anyone else. I didn't want him to freak out that I like a guy at my camp so I said no. I asked him y and he said because if it doesn't work out between us then I don't want u to feel lonely. I'm confused of this. I'm thinking this is a hint that he wants to break up with me and doesn't know how. What do u think I should do?
Hey babe,
I think you should have a talk with him about this. It sounds to me like you might be right, he could be leaning toward ending the relationship. But, considering you have feelings for another boy as well, would it really be all that terrible for the relationship to end? Jordan S.
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A modest proposal for the Middle East peace talks
- By Stephen M. WaltStephen M. Walt is the Robert and Renée Belfer professor of international relations at Harvard University.
I've been trying to figure what I think of the latest attempt to jump-start the Israeli-Palestinian peace process. For the most part I agree with FP colleague Marc Lynch — it's hard to see how this is going to lead anywhere. Even if you get a 90-day extension of the partial freeze on settlement building, nobody thinks you can get a viable final-status agreement in that time period. The best you could hope for is some sort of agreement on borders, but even there I'd be pretty pessimistic.
But let me put aside my usual skepticism and ask a different question: What can the Obama team do to maximize the chances of tangible progress? They've already given Israel a lot of carrots up front: a promise of F-35 aircraft, a pledge to never, ever, ever raise the issue of a settlement freeze again, and a guarantee that we will keep defending Israel in the United Nations, and probably a bunch of other goodies too. Plus, we agreed to leave East Jerusalem out of the deal, even though this is a major irritant on the Palestinian side. All told, Netanyahu got a pretty big reward for being recalcitrant. At first glance, there's not much to stop him for halting some (but not all) settlement building, digging in his heels for 90 days, and then going back to business-as-usual.
Here's the rub: given the power of the Israel lobby, it's unrealistic to think that the Obama administration would be able to put any overt pressure on Israel. Congress will make sure that Israel gets its annual aid package, and die-hard defenders like Representative Eric Cantor (R-Va) will make it impossible for Obama to use the leverage that is potentially at his disposal. And as noted above, those same forces will make sure that the United States continues veto any unfavorable resolutions in the U.N. Security Council and deflects international efforts to raise question about Israel's nuclear program.
So what's a president to do? Obama and his team have a huge incentive to make this latest gamble pay off. Obama has been backtracking ever since his Cairo speech (which can't be pleasant), George Mitchell is probably worried his long career as a public servant will end in abject failure, and I'll bet Middle East advisor Dennis Ross would like to prove that he's not really "Israel's lawyer" after all. And surely everybody on the team knows that another cave-in will completely derail any hope of improving U.S. relations in the Arab and Islamic world. But given that overt pressure is out, what cards do Mitchell, Ross, Clinton, and Obama have to play?
Here's my suggestion: assuming direct talks do resume under U.S. auspices, tell the Israeli government and the Palestinian Authority that the United States is going to keep a very careful record of who did and said what, and the United States will not hesitate to go public in the event that anybody starts making ridiculous demands, indulging in delaying tactics, or refusing to make reasonable concessions. Unlike Camp David 2000, where nothing was written down and no maps were exchanged (at Israel's insistence), this time we are going to prevent anybody from doing a lot of spin-control after the fact. In other words, the United States tells everyone we are going to act like an honest broker for a change, and if either side refuses to play ball, we are going to expose their recalcitrance in the eyes of the international community. Most importantly, this declaration can't be a bluff: if the talks bog down, the administration has to be prepared to go public.
And remember: The goal here is a viable Palestinian state, not a bunch of disarmed and disconnected Bantustans. Presidents Clinton, Bush, and Obama have all made it clear a viable state for the Palestinians is the only alternative that the United States can get behind. It is what the original U.N. partition plan in 1947 called for, and all the other alternatives (binational democracy, ethnic cleansing, or permanent apartheid) are either impractical or directly at odds with U.S. values.
This approach might actually work, because public discourse on this subject has begun to open up and it is increasingly difficult to spin a one-sided story. (See here for a recent example.) Moreover, many Israelis are growing worried about what they see as a growing international campaign to "delegitimize" their country. The best way to counter that alleged campaign is to end the occupation and establish internationally recognized borders. By contrast, if Israel is seen as the main obstacle to peace, international criticism is bound to increase. Given these concerns, a threat to make the negotiating process public might actually have some bite to it.
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And Justice For AllAnd Justice For All (1996) Season 1 Episode 4319-075- Gargoyles: The Goliath Chronicles Cartoon Episode Guide by Dave Koch
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- Gargoyles: The Goliath Chronicles Cartoon Episode GuideEpisode GuideTelevisionSeriesCartoon
- Traditional Animation
- Walt Disney Television Animation.
- Distributed by: Buena Vista Television
- Cartoon Characters: Goliath, Lexington, Hudson, Angela, Brooklyn, Driver, Quarryman, Amy Schummer, Sergeant, Broadway, Travis Marshall, Quarryman, Judge Bates, Margot Yates, Elisa Maza, Gang Leader, Street Persons, Cops.
- Voice Actors: Keith David, Thom Adcox-Hernandez, Edward Asner, Brigitte Bako, Jeff Bennett, Gabrielle Carteris, Jim Cummings, Bill Fagerbakke; Full Voice Cast ...
- Directed By Charles E. Bastien.
- Written By Mark Edward Edens.
- Music: Carl Johnson.
- First Aired on November 02, 1996.
- Originally Aired on ABC-TV (USA).
- Running Time: 25 minutes.
- Season: 1
- Color
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Goliath, wrongly accused of a crime, insists on having his day in court to demonstrate to humans that Gargoyles can live with them and respect their laws.... (more)
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The weekly syndicated series told the story of a very powerful race of winged creatures, who were cursed to dormancy in the year 994 A.D. The curse was lifted 1000 years later when the gargoyles... (more)
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