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First published in 1990, Border Dialogues explores some of the territories of contemporary culture, philosophy and criticism. It touches on arguments surrounding Nietzsche and Italian 'weak thought', the mysteries of being 'British', and with more immediate concerns such as computers, fashion,...
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Tuesday, April 7, 2009
The New Peltor 9500 Digital Headset
Peltor's new headset aims for the cockpit
Peltor's latest offering, the ANR 9500, boasts digital and analog ANR technology. It's equipped with a Gentex mic boom and can be outfitted with gel-filled cushions.
First impressions are, as we all know, very important. One thing that impressed me as I opened the box from Peltor was the headset bag. It's a considerable, well-padded affair that looks larger than it needs to be (good for extras), with a well-thought-out inner-fabric closure that cinches shut with a cord clamp (like camping gear bags) and keeps the headset from falling out if the top flap is accidentally left loose. The flap itself closes with a sturdy outdoor-grade clasp and features a good-sized handle. Little details like this make a difference when comparing professional-grade headsets.
I wanted to give the new Peltor a good test drive so I scheduled time in a couple of cockpit environments to give the ANR features a chance to do their thing. Also, I made sure to bring a passenger or two along to see how the 9500 would perform with in-cockpit conversation, along with the usual stuff from ATC.
On the first round of flying, my newbie passenger commented about the ANR 9500's white ear cups. "Those are gonna get dirty real fast," he said as I took them out of the black bag. Indeed, I wasn't crazy about the white color, but I thought that perhaps Peltor is looking to establish a color identity like David Clark has with its blue-green ear cups.
One word about the ear cup cushions: I suggest you use the gel ones. I tried the Peltor with the standard foam cushions, and later, with the gel-filled cushions. The difference in comfort is huge, especially after about an hour in the air. They're well worth it, in my opinion.
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BENWELL, a district chapelry comprising the township of Benwell and part of that of Elswick, in the parish of St. John, Newcastle, union of Newcastle, W. division of Castle ward, S. division of Northumberland 2½ miles (W.) from Newcastle. The chapel, dedicated to St. James, stands conspicuously on an eminence near the centre of the district, and was erected in 1832. There are places of worship for Wesleyans and Primitive Methodists.[1]
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A Minnesota woman was arrested in Ohio Friday night after authorities were looking for her and her 4-year-old son.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Gerald Wallace is finally headed back to Charlotte. It's just going to take a while.
A week after the Bobcats' top scorer suffered a partially collapsed lung against the Lakers, doctors cleared Wallace to return home. But there's a catch: He still can't fly.
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Can you die from taking acid?
Taking acid rarely causes death.
Most often, death can occur as the result of getting high on acid. In fact, suicide, accidents, and dangerous behavior have been linked directly to taking acid. More here on the dangers of LSD. We invite your questions about taking acid at the end.
What's in acid?
Acid is the street name for LSD (lysergic acid diethylamide) which comes as a liquid, in tablets or capsules, or on small sheets of paper. Acid doesn't have any smell or color but has a slightly bitter taste and is used to induce hallucinations. LSD is classified Schedule I under the Controlled Substances Act, meaning that it has a high potential for abuse, no currently accepted medical use in treatment in the United States, and a lack of accepted safety for use. Can you get addicted to acid? Possibly. But LSD addiction is rare.
How does LSD work?
LSD's effects are unpredictable, and often its biggest effect is on the mind. Acid works by disrupting the interaction of nerve cells and the neurotransmitter serotonin. Serotonin controls behavioral, perceptual, and regulatory systems, including mood, hunger, body temperature, sexual behavior, muscle control, and sensory perception. Physiological effects include elevated heart rate, increased blood pressure and dilated pupils. Sensory effects include perceptual distortions that vary with dose, setting, and mood. Psychic effects include distortions of thought associated with time and space.
How long does acid stay in your body?
Acid – how long does it stay in your system? Effects last for about 12 hour after dosing, although LSD can be detected in urine 2-5 days after use.
The effects of taking acid
On some acid trips, time may appear to stand still, and forms and colors seem to change and take on new significance. Even if a person stops taking LSD, he or she can still have some of the mental effects for days, months, or even years. Weeks or even months after some hallucinogens have been taken, the user may experience flashbacks — fragmentary recurrences of certain aspects of the drug experience in the absence of actually taking the drug. The occurrence of a flashback is unpredictable, but is more likely to occur during times of stress and seems to occur more frequently in younger people. With time, these episodes diminish and become less intense.
Acid overdose
Cases of fatal overdose on acid are possible, but rare. Emergency room and EMS data supports the claims that, while not often, deaths can occur when a person takes LSD. This is particularly true when it is mixed with alcohol. Cases of acid trips have been reported where overstimulation of the nervous system triggered heart attack, stroke or respiratory failure. Again, these cases are rare.
Other causes of death on acid
A number of deaths can be indirectly linked to ingestion of acid. The actual causes of death however are not always from the actual drug itself. Some people who take LSD die because their minds trick them into doing dangerous things. And LSD-related deaths generally occur due to suicide, accidents, and dangerous behavior. Also, there is the possibility that poisonous additives may have been mixed with the drug, amplifying its danger and unpredictability.
Questions about dying on acid
Many frightening stories have circulated throughout the drug community for years of people on LSD thinking they can fly and dying from falls, or believing they are invincible and inadvertently committed suicide. Unfortunately, many young people believe these to only be scare tactics by the very people who are trying to protect them. The question you may need to ask yourself, is it really worth the risk?
If you still have questions about taking acid, please leave them here. We will be happy to respond to legitimate concerns with a personal and prompt response.
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hi i wanted to know i over dosed on a vile when i was young. I started to hear demons and see ghost, is this all normal? I also got suicidal once a year and go in to a depression and start hearing demons.
Hi John. LSD users can also experience flashbacks, or recurrences of certain aspects of the drug experience. Flashbacks occur suddenly, often without warning, and may occur a year or more after LSD use. In some people, flashbacks can persist and cause significant distress or impairment in social or occupational functioning, a condition known as hallucinogen-induced persisting perceptual disorder (HPPD). I'd suggest that you contact a psychiatrist for a full exam and possible diagnosis of what may be going on in the brain.
… on a vile?? you mean you took something w/o knowing what it was? listen buddy take LSD responsibly. If you're not sure how much or what it is obviously you're starting off on the wrong foot
Can you die off LSD? Not what the things you do on it , but can the drug kill?
Emergency room and EMS data supports the claims that, while not often, deaths can occur when a person takes LSD. This is particularly true when it is mixed with alcohol.
There are so many issues with this article, I'll start with sources and basically that only one of them actually links to a source. Which is "DEA Drug Fact Sheet: LSD". Which is here dea.gov/druginfo/drug_data_sheets/LSD.pdf
LSD does not have a bitter taste, if it does it is most likely a type of NBOMe. NBOMes are similar to LSD but carry a lot more negative effects. NBOMes also cause a numbing sensation if taken orally. LSD generally does not taste of anything or at the very least a slight metallic taste.
Can you get addicted to acid? No. Absolutely not, there is no evidence of any sort of direct correlation that would cause addictive behavior to LSD. If anything perhaps an extremely weak mental addiction, like people develope with computers. But that would be so incredibly rare as to become pointless to draw attention to.
Death. Due to Acid, as in what? Chemically or behaviorally? Chemically there are no truly confirmed deaths due to LSD intake as the dose to overdose ratio is incredibly large. A single 100 microgram dose would have to be multiplied thousands of times for even the slightest risk of death, yet people have survived even that so we don't really know what the LD:50 for LSD is.
Behaviorally there are many cases of people killing themselves on purpose or accident while on LSD. This can be due to mistakes from hallucinations or that someone who is depressed cannot deal with their enhanced emotions and will kill themselves, these are also incredibly rare.
Well, there's the study by Sidney Cohen which was cited here recently, Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 130, 1960. The following is from Jay Stevens' Storming Heaven: "Cohen surveyed a sample of five thousand individuals who had taken LSD twenty-five thousand times. He found and average of 1.8 psychotic episodes per thousand ingestions, 1.2 attempted suicides, and 0.4 completed suicides. 'Considering the enormous scope of the psychic responses it induces,' he concluded, 'LSD is an astonishingly safe drug.'"
from https://www.erowid.org/chemicals/lsd/lsd_faq.shtml
That's from the 1960's though. Then again I'm not finding anything modern that gives these kinds of values.
LSD has potential uses, such as treatment of alcoholics or end of life anxiety.
Flashbacks might be normal experiences that people can receive after extremely emotional events, people with PTSD or on weddings experience them as well.
Yes, it is possible the poisonous additives have been mixed with LSD or simply replace the LSD, as with NBOMes, however this is not the fault of the drug itself and merely the society in which we have established ourselves. No there is not strychnine.
In response to "Many frightening stories have circulated throughout the drug community for years of people on LSD thinking they can fly and dying from falls, or believing they are invincible and inadvertently committed suicide." Yeah, many frightening stories indeed. Thanks for circulating them I guess. People who kill themselves on LSD are due to misjudgment of the environment or the willingness to kill themselves due to whatever emotional issues they have. Not because they believe themselves to be god or that they can fly. In some cases, people would blame their children's suicide on LSD so they wouldn't have to deal with their child had willingly decided to kill themselves in incidents completely unrelated to drugs.
Hi there viewers! Here is a little information that should be known about LSD.
First of all, the effects of the drug are limited to the amount of serotonin reserves in your brain. Say for instance you want to trip again after you're done tripping. It wont work. While it may take a specific dose to release all that serotonin, going over it has absolutely no effect other than releasing it faster, which in turn can cause a "bad trip" due to not being able to handle the rush. LSD is not a narcotic so it is rather difficult to abuse. And due to the way it functions, it is impossible to form addictions or even dependencies to it.
Nobody has ever overdosed from LSD. The reason being that a typical tab of LSD carries roughly 50 – 250 ug (micrograms). It is the single most powerful substance by volume on the planet and carries 1/100th the toxicity of alcohol. There are hundreds of research chemicals which are sometimes combined with LSD because they are cheaper to manufacture, not scheduled or illegal, but produce similar effects. Many of these chemicals can, however, cause death.
The lethal dosage is ESTIMATED to be at 10,000 ug which is 100x the normal dose. You would literally need to eat almost an entire sheet for this to happen, so it's basically common sense that nobody has ever done it. It is true, however, that people have died by accidents occuring during a trip, but not from the substance itself. Again, there are no proven records of death in the drug's history.
Regarding long term effects, it is very difficult to define these things. The commonly listed long term effects of LSD can also occur without LSD. However, because LSD's primary function is to cause you to approach things and ideas as though you have never even seen or thought about them before, you begin to question very simple things. This is the same act that philosophers have done for thousands of years, this one simply pushes critical thinking.
All this being said, as a promoter, and annual user of LSD, it is not something you do if you aren't ready. LSD is a tool. It has been used to tackle extremely complex mathematical and engineering questions and has accomplished major breakthroughs. It has been used to treat addictions and mental disorders with great success but the people who choose assistance from psychedelics do not make this choice lightly. It is something you must very carefully think about. Many illusions of life may disappear, and many illusions may be created.
i just turned 15 and I've thought about taking acid, I don't know really much about it. I want to take the little square forms. how many of those do I need? Can I overdose? Will I be "stupid" after I take it? Will I be normal again or will I have mental brain issues or sum & act different & dumb. basically will taking acid fuck up my life? Please someone help me with this
You'll be stupid for about 8 hours. It won't fuck up your life.
It may change your life in positive ways, to have the mind altering experience, to make you question perception and reality… if you take it, be with people you trust.
Hey, I'm 19 years old about to turn 20 in 4 days and my friends have taken acid already and as I type this my friend has already taken acid in sheet form… I've really thought about taking acid… I know if I'd do it it'd be in a closed rooms with two of my most trusted friends so I feel like I'm not in any danger of trying to "fly" or anything that will cause me physical harm… I'm mostly Afraid of dying or not being able to handle it… Any advice?
Hi Kitty. I'm sorry but there is no safe way of taking acid. Anything can happen and you can get hurt in various ways, not just from "flying". You know the saying "better safe than sorry"…well this drug is not the substance to play with. Please don't use it simply because of curiosity (or for any other reason)!
My main worry is of dying by means of a heart attack. If I had done E before and been fine off this (more of a stimulant), am I relatively safe when it comes to taking acid?
Hi J. You can never know what can happen when you take acid. You may have fun at the expense of damaging your health and hurt yourself unintentionally. I'm sorry that I don't have a solid answer to your question, but I cannot tell if you can be hurt or not. Plus, I am not familiar with your general health state. If you have a heart condition, I wouldn't advise you to do anything that might put your life in danger.
im an avid supporter of LSD and other hallucinogens I've tripped more than a few times and I've even shown my friends the wonders of it, while some of the things said here may be true they are extremely exaggerated acid doesn't make you think you can fly and even if you did believe that, that's why you have sober friends around who can help you on your journey LSD has little to no health effects the biggest thing is an elevated heart rate although it's different for those with mental health problems as it may cause psychosis but for those of you wanting to know if it's ok to try yes just be sure you have a support base around you and are really prepaired for what you'll see
Hey can anyone tell me if seeing things move when I'm not high on acid is that bad ? Should I stop useing I inlet done it about 13 to 14 times and I'm only 15
So I dropped 100ug tab though it was broken up and one was taken at like 10:00 and the other at 11:00pm. It is now 12 hours later and I can't sleep and everything Is still a bright colour and I feel like I'm barely tripping.. Am I In a permanent trip and how can I get to sleep
Im really concerned, i feel amazing on lsd but i look in the mirrior and underneath my eyes is a dark black , i look like a walking dead man and i dont understand why. I do stay hydrated, i cannot find anything on the internet about beneath your eyes turning black off acid


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After nearly three years as a city-run program, the Middleton Youth Resource Center was closed this week.
The city announced in a news release Thursday afternoon that the center is no longer in operation effective Tuesday.
The city said the Middleton Personnel, Finance, and Council approved the closure at a meeting Tuesday. The council approved the recommendation from the Commission on Youth for the remaining 2013 funds to go toward Recreation Department programming for fifth to eighth graders.
Youth program director Angela Fettes said the Middleton recreation department began the program in 2010 following the dissolution of a similar youth recreation program.
Fettes said the current program was discontinued due to dropping attendance.
"I'm horribly sad to see the program end," Fettes said. She said she would be sharing the news with the kids tonight.
"The kids are great [but] they don't understand attendance requirements and budget restraints," Fettes said. "They just know they like to be in a place they can do their homework and be in a safe place after school."
The city said a schedule of new programs would be available in late September. The new programs will be offered on no-school, early release days, and various times throughout the remainder of the year, according to the city.
Fettes added that a new youth center program is planned to open in 2015 at Kromrey Middle School when the facility completes its expansion.
"At Kromrey [the kids will] have the outdoor space to use and the gym … so many more things to do and use," she added. "I don't think it's the city's fault in that this didn't work." She said recruitment and the location at City Hall were challenges that will be eliminated with a relocation in a year and a half.
"I think a lot of great things will happen when the youth center is in Kromrey."
Fettes said she's moving on to a new position with the Dane County Parent Council.


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Boys & Girls Clubs select Youths of the Year
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EVANSVILLE - Jennifer Jackson knew her daughter, Kaylee Harrison, might be nervous, so she promised to stand up if her name came over the speaker. Jackson stood proudly in the back of the room when Harrison's name was called as the first Youth of the Year for the Boys & Girls Club Fulton Square Unit.
But Harrison, 12, didn't see her mom, she kept her anxious eyes on the podium.
More than 200 people attended the Boys & Girls Club of Evansville's 5th Annual Steak & Burger-Youth of the Year Lunch, where for the first time in 54 years, two Youths of the Year were honored. This is the highest award a member can receive at each local Boys & Girls Club.
"This is just one day, the day we celebrate the winners," Ron Ryan, executive director of Boys & Girls Club of Evansville, said. "But all the things they have to do — leadership, programs, attendance — that's something that's worked on all year."
Harrison admitted she was almost in tears walking across the stage to speak, but Jackson didn't have any doubts her daughter could do it.
"She tries really hard," Jackson said. "We couldn't ask for a better kid."
A student at Cedar Hall Community School, Harrison has been a member of Boys & Girls Club since 2007. She enjoys the computers, Internet and cable at the club.
"I like that I can go there every day to just get away from things and be with friends," Harrison said.
Angel Gutierrez, Harrison's stepdad, said she deserves it.
"We tell her all the time she's a winner," he said.
Jonathon Wink was named Youth of the Year for the Springleaf Financial Services building on Bellemeade Avenue, where he has been a member since her was 7 years old. Wink, 15, will attend Central High School this year."I was just overwhelmed with thrill," he said. "I was so scared that I wasn't going to win, but I'm glad I did. I'm so excited."
The members are what Wink loves best about the club, and working with the 6- and 7-year-old boys.
"I love coming here to see the members and hanging out with the kids, teaching them how to grow as an individual," Wink said. "They're good on some days and other days you know you gotta be a little stricter. But I love them all the same."
For the next year, Wink is the Boys & Girls Club of Evansville's spokesman.
"He's our Mr. America," Ryan said. "He's our Mr. Boys & Girls Club."
In addition to receiving a plaque, Pizza King presented Harrison and Wink each with $250 scholarships.
Ryan explained a selection panel interviews the 12 Youth of the Month recipients and decides on the Youth of the Year. Ryan said these are the kids that have good attendance, are first in the line to volunteer for service projects and don't hesitate to help the younger kids.
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Fulton wasn't included in the program in the past because Ryan said a requirement to advance to the state level competition is a child has to be 15 years old, but Fulton serves up to age 14. Ryan decided to include Fulton because he felt both groups deserved the acknowledgment, however only the youth chosen from the Springleaf Financial Services group could represent the organization at the state level.
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In 1965, Ed Bassemier was Evansville's National Boy of the Year.
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Actors are supposed to be gypsies - free to move around taking on different roles like chameleons. That's a real actor for you, that's what they are meant to do.
However poor actors end up in soaps playing themselves until death (or scandal, it seems these days). They know they are well paid for doing the same types of lines, the same types of situations and any talent they may have for other roles diminish.
Anthony Cotton could never play any other role but the one he has in Corrie. It's a fact. He played the same role in Queer As Folk. He knows he onto a good thing and he'll stay until he is fired. Just the way it is.
A soap actor has become a genre over the last two or three decades. I'm sure there are youngsters now who want to be a soap actor - as opposed to a regular actor, doing different parts in theatre and TV - as a lifelong career.
Forgot about that gimp!
Yes he is a one dimensional in more ways than one, him and dev probably share the same agent.
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WOODRUFF: Nidal had joined the Army out of high school and turned to religion after the death of his mother in early 2001.
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We are deeply saddened as our dear beloved brother, Forrest Craig Bergsma, has taken his last bus ride on March 11, 2013. Craig was born in Bellingham on Oct. 22, 1954. Craig, as we knew him, and Forrest to many of his friends had endured many physical obstacles in his life and he faced each one with dignity, bravery and a smile. Craig was a "people" person and in his many travels he made many friends and touched many lives. He had a special presence that made each person he met feel as if he'd known them for years. He will truly be missed not only by friends, but especially his family.
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February 10, 2010 | 3:51 pm
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TeleRead, the oldest English-language site devoted to general e-book news and views, is now owned by the Gadgetell subsidiary of North American Publishing Company (NAPCO). We closed the deal today.
I'm leaving as editor-publisher, but Co-Editor Paul Biba (left photo) will remain—as full editor. What's more, Senior Writer Chris Meadows (right), the second most frequent contributor, will stay. Both Paul and Chris have been e-book-lovers for eons, and publications ranging from the New York Times to the Guardian have quoted Paul over the years. Under Paul, who has supplied most of TeleRead's posts since September 2008 and managed it day to day, you'll continue to be able to speak up for or against DRM and share your thoughts on e-book formats or the Macmillan-Amazon controversy.
Started to advocate well-stocked national digital library systems, a cause still dear to me, TeleRead has been online in one form or another since 1992, when I was posting the library plan on CompuServe. Nowadays we draw close to 100,000 unique visitors a month and are among the world's primary sources of e-book news for readers, writers, editors, agents and publishers. Among other things, TeleRead prodded the main trade group, the International Digital Publishing Forum, into finally going ahead with a consumer-level standard for e-books; and today the Sony Reader, the new Apple iPad and countless other machines can read files formatted in ePub.
To our current mix of news and views, Paul will be able to add hot tech items picked up from the Gadgetell tech blog and NAPCO's other online and offline publications. Based in Philadelphia and founded by the philanthropist Irvin Borowsky, a commercial printer at the age of 12, NAPCO dates back to 1958, and some 150 people work there. The company runs 16 magazines in addition to such online enterprises as email newsletters and the Gagetell blog. Among the Borowsky family's past holdings was the magazine that became TV Guide. What's more, according to Wikipedia, NAPCO pioneered magazine marketing at supermarket checkout counters. Now it can join in the coverage and popularization of e-books.
Our sale to NAPCO happened for several reasons. We needed more resources to survive the remainder of this recession and compete with the growing number of other e-book-related sites. Also, I suffered a heart attack in 2008 and prefer to spend my mornings—when I'm at my freshest—on walking and other cardio-exercise rather than reading RSS feeds. My father made it to 86 despite his own heart attack, and I'd like to do the same. Along the way, I want to devote more time to reading p-books and e-books, not just writing about them. I may even perpetrate a few more books of my own. I'll miss TeleRead and the gifted people who have contributed to it, but there's no halfway; I don't want to be just semi-retired from here. Paul needs to be free to run his own shop. So except for some advisory work behind the scenes and maybe some occasional contributions, I'm out by choice.
Special thanks to the people who kindly helped me over the years. My appreciation in particular to Jon Noring, Chris Meadows, Branko Collin, Robert Nagle, Roger Sperberg, and, of course, Paul himself, a retired international corporate lawyer in New Jersey, who kept TeleRead alive at a time when I feared I soon might not be. Update: I should also have mentioned Michael Cairns, Karen Holt and Laura Dawson, my consultants during the acquisition period. They acted not for money but out of concern for my health—and interest in TeleRead's survival as a resource for the e-book community. Talk about generosity!
To respect copyright law, we'll be sending out forms to allow Jon, Chris and others to keep their work online under the new business model. If you're among our contributors, I hope you'll sign promptly and help us preserve the historical record.
Meanwhile, from snowy Alexandria, Virginia—happy e-booking!
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TeleRead e-book site acquired by North American Publishing Company
PHILADELPHIA, PA and ALEXANDRIA, VA (Feb. 10, 2010) – North American Publishing Company (NAPCO) of Philadelphia, PA announced today that Gadgetell, a division of NAPCO, has acquired TeleRead.org, a Web Site covering global e-book news based in Alexandria, VA.
TeleRead covers daily and long-term developments for readers, writers, editors, publishers and sellers of e-books, as well as for librarians. Created in the 1990s, it is believed to be the oldest English-language Web site devoted to general e-book news and views.
The site's opinion posts helped spur the creation of the ePub standard used for e-books by Sony Readers and other products, including Apple's iBooks e-reading software for the iPad.
According to David Rothman, the founder of TeleRead, who is stepping down as editor-publisher, the time was ripe for moving the popular site to a publisher with more resources.
Philadelphia-based North American Publishing (NAPCO) publishes more than 16 leading trade magazines including Book Business, Printing Impressions, Target Marketing and Publishing Executive.
"We're delighted to have acquired TeleRead and to benefit from the diversity of viewpoints in its global digital community," said Ned Borowsky, president of NAPCO. "E-Books is the hot topic! We have been covering it extensively in the pages of Book Business magazine, through our webinars and virtual shows, as well as at our upcoming conference Publishing Business Conference & Expo this March (www.publishingbusiness.com). TeleRead will dramatically add to the conversation and we couldn't be more pleased."
Borowsky said TeleRead will continue in its present format. Co-editor Paul Biba in Bernardsville, NJ, will succeed Rothman as editor of the digital newsletter.
Rothman intends to focus on books and movie scripts, including marketing of The Solomons Scandals, his recently published Washington newspaper novel.
Noel Griese of Anvil Brokers of Atlanta handled details of the acquisition. Michael Cairnes, Karen Holt and Laura Dawson served as consultants to Rothman during the acquisition period.
About TeleRead: The TeleRead digital community is one of the most popular Web sites devoted to general developments in the e-book industry, which accounts for about four percent of the overall $32 billion U.S. book publishing market.
About North American Publishing Company: Founded in 1958, North American Publishing Company (NAPCO) is a family-owned business with publications, face-to-face and virtual trade shows, educational and online services covering multiple markets: direct marketing, publishing, retail, e-commerce, graphic arts, promotional products, consumer electronics, packaging, and more. Additional information about NAPCO is available on the Web at www.napco.com
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Congratulations on the sale. Who would have thought a little blog could grow so big? I'll miss your insights and provocative thoughts on our little industry (which shows signs of becoming a bigger industry all the time). I wish you the very best of luck with your health and future endeavors.
Stay in touch and keep me posted on what you're up to.
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Wow! I never expected this. Congratulations on the sale, I always love to see blogs move up and on.
@David – We'll certainly miss you. I hope you pop in from time to time with a guest post – or at least to say hi.
@Paul & Chris – Teleread is still in good hands and I'll continue to read your posts daily.
Congratulations David! I'm sad to see you go, but happy to hear that Teleread will live on in capable hands. This really is great validation for the work the whole Teleread team has done over the years.
Congratulations, David, Paul, Chris, and to all the followers and contributors who have helped to make Teleread an amazing and venerable enterprise.
I'm looking forward to watching this, and continuing to read daily posts from Paul and Chris.
Since I started reading Teleread (early 2009), I got used with DR's deep, intense opinions about e-books and it's market. I learned a lot from his thoughts and I am deeply grateful for that.
"Gang, what do you think?" – I'll miss too.
Good luck to David, a lot of health in your life, and success in your writing career.
Also, Paul Biba and Chris Meadows, best of luck on your new journey.
Dear David,
I have been a (mostly silent) follower of your blog since I first discovered it some seven years or so ago while still living in Germany. Good luck with your new endeavors. I am sad to see you go, and excited that some of the "old" contributors will stay on board. The ebook world and this blog have come a looooong way in the past years.
I just hope that with Teleread now being owned by a corporation, it will manage to maintain its refreshing independence.
I was wondering what was going on in the past few weeks as you had not been around here very much.
I was worried that it might have been related to some new health problem. Glad to hear that is not the case.
Sorry to see you leave TeleRead but Godspeed in your future endeavors and the best of health to you!!.
I will certainly miss you.
Best of luck to you David, you have helped to build a really great blog…my personal favorite for a couple of years now. I'm sure Teleread will continue to play a vital role in keeping us all up-to-date on this fast changing industry.
You will be missed!
I think it was 2005 when I started searching for information about e-books, and my main concern was that it seemed that everybody was aiming for closed e-readers with closed e-books inside them. Then I found TeleRead with their support for open standards and non DRM'd e-books; and I felt at home.
Nowadays everybody is talking about ebooks and related stuff because it's fashionable, but not so long ago it wasn't easy to find information about these subjects on the Internet. As far as I know, David was one of the first not limiting himself to the novelty of reading off a screen; he thought about the possibilities and how these e-books should reach people.
You and the Teleread contributors have provided this publisher with lots of information and food for the thought from like-minded people, and for that I thank you deeply and wish you all the very best in this new phase.
Congrats folks,
Dedicated and passion for a topic, plus good content pays off!
All the best,
Congratulations and may TeleRead go from strength to strength! Some serious resources now are just what the doctor ordered: the e-publishing community owes a debt of gratitude to the whole team, but especially of course to David, for their energy and dedication. I'm especially grateful to David and Paul for their kindness and support.
And David — good luck with the new book!
David, you will be missed. Do come back occasionally and contribute, as you indicated you might do. Keep up the cardio exercise and and read LOTS of books. I'm glad you will have more time to do both of those. Le chaim!
As to Paul and Chris, I always look forward to what you have to say. Recently I was so impressed with Chris's post, The Amazon/Macmillan blow-up: An e-book lover's appeal for understanding. It brought forth the best dialog I have seen thus far on the topic.
It was my pleasure to help you out and I am so happy this has turned out so well. Best wishes to you and as others have said I hope we hear from you occasionally.
It's always a bit scary when these buyouts happen (remember WOWIO?) but hopefully the new bosses will, as Andrea says, allow TeleRead to "maintain its refreshing independence."
Paul, Chris and the other contributors are producing some fantastic articles so I think we'll be in safe hands
You'll be dearly missed David, that is for certain!
Congrats on the sale of TeleRead and best of luck in with your future endeavors!
Thanks David for creating this site, which I consider still as *the* ebook forum since the yahoo ebooks group withered on the vine. Enjoy your workouts, your reading, and your writing.
If there's one thing I'd like to see from you in future, it's something with more of a focus on your original dream: ebooks for students, the universal library for schools and academics, the basis of study and culture going forward, in the cloud and on all our devices portable and not. In covering the exciting developments in the ebook device world ever since eink hit the big time with the Kindle, the notion of the universal free library for students has gone into the background, only appearing in very-occasional posts.
It would be nice if you could set up some site dedicated to this one idea again, and build it up with some occasional posts.
Best of luck to you. I'll miss you too.
David, you've earned the luxury of more reading and more writing – enjoy it to the max. You've left Teleread in capable hands with Paul and Chris and a host of other excellent contributors. But please, don't be a stranger to posting your views.
All the best in the future!
Congratulations, David! This is wonderful news. Thank you for your great contribution to the past, present and future of ebooks. Back when I was creating my business plan 2005-2007, Teleread was my primary starting point for industry research and inspiration. It remains today one of my favorite sources for industry news and trends, and it's so great to hear that both Paul and Chris will continue on. You were also among the first three people I invited to set eyes on a pre-launch early alpha of Smashwords in January 2008 (Joe Wikert and Eoin Purcell were the other two). I recall your advice was, "You have too many bugs to launch in two weeks – do a private beta testing period first." I'm glad I listened. Wishing you the very best of health and happiness as you pursue your next adventures.
Farewell David, congratulations on the sale but rest assured you will be missed. However, I am glad that Teleread will continue on and in good hands.
Thanks for all that years when Teleread was one of the very few reliable sources for ebook news.
Wow. This news actually makes me a little sad. Philosophically and politically we agreed on almost nothing but I'll be damned if you didn't put together great e-book news site. Congratulations and good luck. I know Paul will do a great job carrying this site into the future.


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GLENDALE, AZ - APRIL 14: NHL commissioner Gary Bettman speaks during a press conference before Game One of the Western Conference Quarterfinals between the Detroit Red Wings and the Phoenix Coyotes during the 2010 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs at Jobing.com Arena on April 14, 2010 in Glendale, Arizona. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
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How about a movie with this magnificent girl
Without question, one of the most beautiful women that I have ever seen. Ardelia never disappoints.....she is always stunning and I LOVE her black hair with those amazing blue eyes. A true Hall of Fame girl, in the league that is Met Art.
Ardelia is like a Siren....no man can resist her beauty!!!
Number 1? Wow. How is she above beauties like sapphira and melena, aza candy rose, dakota, nikia erica b.etc? Lol well i just named most of my favorites
Surely Ardelia has the tightest sexiest tummy on MetArt
I fricking love this woman. Sexy as hell!
hmm a video you say. Well I've been looking for a project. Oh what the heck! I'll produce it. Why don't Ardelia and I discuss it over dinner? :-)
Need video please......................
Arkisi, if you posted nothing but head & shoulders shots of this most petite blue-eyed wonder, I would be most satisfied with her. Ardelia's eye color is _almost_ the most magnificent thing about her and her piercing gazes into the camera lens are most captivating. The fact that she has a dynamite body is only icing on the cake that is Ardelia. Makes me want to join your personal site to see even more of her. I don't know what sort of "dancing" she does, but if it's of the "adult" oriented style, I'd say she garners more than her fair share of income from rapt lovers.
as reasons go, to help out a fellow country that is having problems on our planet, being full of beautiful hot women, should logically be near the top of the action list. :-) Ardelia is very beautiful.
We need her VIDEO.
Thank you
There is the ONLY one video EVER at my site:
Thanks for an interest to Ardelia :)
Most lovely woman is she. Excitment gains while she still displays her very female attributes. Fantacies are made by this supreme woman....
A spectacular, stunning goddess with a perfect body and mind blowing poses, please more.
Ardelia knocked me out!
What a beautyful woman!
Loved her at the first sight.
I totally understand you ;)
Love her!
Jill Hennessy?
After Seeing Aderlia A's series it would be really nice to see her in a movie with the right director i personaly think that Ardelia would be on the same par as Lily C both have the same features assets except Lily C may have slightly bigger breasts never the less Aderlia A is as truely beautiful model MetArt should keep posting new series of her :) :)
She is a dancer as Lily C - you can see her movie at my personal site EternalDesire.
Their breast sizes are almost equal.
Please ask Ardelia to do a video, and ask Koenart to direct and film it! Thank you.
Is there something in the drinking water in Ukraine? Where to all these dazzling creatures come from?
Apropos Ardelia: blue eyes and black hair are a positively knee-buckling combination, especially with the rest of her.
Undoubtful one of Met-Art's most beautiful models ever!
Outrageously beautiful, even for her tiny size. An absolute Pocket-Rocket! Hope to see much more of your work with her Arkisi. She has no inhibitions or hang-ups. An absolute Doll.
So, tiny women aren't normally good looking?
Due to the geo-political situation in the world from the mid-40's until the fall of the Soviet Union, the beauty of the women "behind the iron curtain" was largely unknown to me. The only women we saw from the USSR on a regular basis were Olympic Athletes, and many of them weren't overly feminine. Then the wall came down and the flood of amazingly gorgeous images of women from Russia, Ukraine and other former Soviet republics hit the internet. The greatest treasure the world has ever seen.
Now, over the years of my personal and online interaction with such women, I've discovered that probably 3 times out of 4, when a gorgeous WotFSU (Women of the Former Soviet Union) appears on my screen or in the real world before me, when I inquire as to where she's from, it's Ukraine. While I find most WotFSU compelling and captivating, there's something about Ukrainian women that tends to grab me the most. So thanks for finally letting us in on the secret! The world owes you a huge debt!
yes if the communists had only been able to hold out until those sailors on the nuclear submarines had the internet. -)
You know what's also amazing? Turning off caps lock.
LMFAO:) Whoops, forgot caps-lock:)
I'm almost tempted by this beautiful woman, to turn on Caps-Lock!
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The current population of Mountain Green is 283 with the median age of 34. Mountain Green's median household income is $91,842, and the average household net worth is $768,925. 43% of Mountain Green's population are long term residents having lived in their homes for more than 5 years, while 13% of Mountain Green's population have moved in the last year.
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Age distribution represents the distribution of the population in Mountain Green by age group. In Mountain Green, the male-to-female ratio is 142:140, which is 0% lower than the ratio of Morgan County, which is 4,958:4,883. Age demographic data is sourced from census, 2015.
Crime rate index represents the average crime rate for a local area in comparison to nearby areas and the national average. A crime index of 100 represents the national average. Morgan County, has 63% less property crime than Utah, and is 60% below the nation's average. Morgan County, has 50% less personal crime than Utah and when compared to that of United States, Morgan County is 76% below the national average.
Marital status represents the percent of residents in Mountain Green that are single, married, widowed and divorced. In Mountain Green, 92% of people are married and 8% of people are single. The percent of people married is 1% higher than the ratio of Morgan County, which is 91%. Marital data is sourced from census, 2015.
Household income distribution represents the distribution of Mountain Green income brackets at the household level. Overall, the median household income for Mountain Green is $91,842, which is 22% higher than that of Morgan County ($75,388). Income data for Mountain Green is sourced from census, 2015.
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Recipe by Goya
"Tacos al Pastor are a favorite in Mexico and Mexican restaurants throughout the world for good reason: The mixture of smoky, spicy chiles, sweet pineapples and fresh onions and cilantro is taco perfection. Traditionally, Tacos al Pastor are made by marinating pork in chile sauce, layering the meat on a vertical rotisserie, adorning with a pineapple and roasting slowly for hours--a process that's almost impossible to replicate at home. So we've taken the delicious, authentic flavors that make these tacos so special, and adapted the recipe for your home kitchen, so you can enjoy it whenever a craving strikes!"
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For the pork:
Goya Guajillo Chiles
Goya Pasilla Chiles or Goya Ancho Chiles
chipotle pepper from a can of Goya Chipotle Chile in Adobo Sauce
1 medium
white onion, halved
1 (20 ounce) can
Goya Pineapple Chunks
1/4 cup
Goya White Vinegar
2 tablespoons
Goya Minced Garlic
1 teaspoon
Goya Cumin
Goya Adobo with Pepper, to taste
1 (2 1/2 pound)
boneless, skinless pork butt, cut into 1/2-inch cubes
2 tablespoons
Goya Vegetable Oil
For the garnish:
1 (10 ounce) package
Goya Corn Tortillas, warmed
2 tablespoons
finely chopped fresh cilantro
lime, cut into wedges
Amazing - a bit spicy and sweet but with subtle complexity to the flavor. I would give this 4.5 stars if I could but I'm rounding up since I can't.
For the sauce I used 5 fresh Anaheim and 2 dried California chillies instead of gujillo (both are fairly mild in heat), 5 large cloves of garlic, 1 tsp. of garlic powder, a 7 oz. can of chipotle chili in adobo, 1 tbsp. canola oil, about 1/4 cup of extra adobo sauce and I put salt and pepper on the roast before coating it with sauce.
I vacuum-pack marinated the meat for 7 hours and instead of stir frying I sous vide cooked the pork roast for 20 hours at 143 degrees in the marinade.
The tacos turned out incredible but the meat with a bit of sauce and pineapple was delicious to snack a la cart. The meat had a slight kick from the chipotle so it you like a lot of heat add more of those or maybe add a serrano or two with veins.
This dish is going in my main rotation.
I could not give this more than 3 stars. I followed the Recipe exactly but it had virtually no flavor (and I marinated the pork overnight). I did add plenty of Adobo, but this definitely needs some good old fashioned SALT. It didn't taste bad, but for all the work this was, it was not worth it and that was really disappointing. I will stick with a different recipe.
19 Ratings
This was very good the first day, but amazing the following day! I put the whole recipe in my crock pot without marinating, cooked on low all day, and made al pastor burritos the first night. The meat was quite tender and delicious, but I knew marinating would have given it more depth. Taco's the next day were great, and the third day I just ate it straight- yummy!
I did change the pineapple ratio as I don't care for sweet meat. The first day it was sweet, but the second day it had balanced, and the third day it was spicy!
Popped the whole recipe in the slow cooker after making the sauce as per the recipe. Cooked on low for 8 hours and it was fabulous! Fall apart tender and everyone loved the little "street" tacos we served.
Really good recipe. It was a lot of work but the end result was AMAZING! I would suggest a little more salt in the dish.
I didn't have time to marinade so I slow cooked the pork in the sauce instead of just marinading in it. The results were very good! The sauce needs additional flavor...more adobo seasoning, chile powder, cumin did the trick. FYI...this is not a novice recipe. It is pretty involved, but worth it!
I made this last Halloween. I followed the recipe but instead of adding chopped onions, I added onion powder (so I didn't have to boil it to remove the onion taste. Lol). I used crushed pineapple and added the juice and the pineapple when I put the mixture in the food processor. This recipe needs more salt. I added more adobo seasoning and cumin and more of the sauce from the chipotle chilies. Marinated it overnight and it came out so good!!! We grilled the beef slices and choppped all up and mixed in the remaining marinade to the still hot chopped meat. Everyone in my family loved it! My husband ate the leftovers for days!!! I'll make this again. The effort was worth it!
I've always loved those little tacos you can buy on the streets of Mexico! Three for one dollar and they are soooo good! This recipe is about as close as you can get .... north of the border. Ole!
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August 5th, 2006 #1
Mutant girl
Rogue, from X-Men!
It's been a while since I did a full-color piece, so let me know what you think, or if you have any tips or anything that you think could improve it.
This was just a drawing I did with gray prismcolor markers and and then I added the chroma in Photoshop.
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Hide this ad by registering as a memberAugust 5th, 2006 #2
the white at the bottom is abit distracting and her head is perhaps abit squished. other than that i like it.
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Always think about:
lighting! design! perspective! proportion!
And (self)motivation is still everything.
August 5th, 2006 #3
Heh, that's funny, I can't see the whole image on my screen at the same time (in decent resolution) so I didn't even notice the white on the bottom being being an issue! Maybe I'll add some more color to it or something. Thanks for the input!
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August 5th, 2006 #4
Head is a teency bit squished, yes, but kick ass as usual Reilly.
August 5th, 2006 #5
Great job Reilly! She's sooooo hot!
No pain, no gain.
August 5th, 2006 #6
hey reilly,
nice to see a new post from you.
i really dig the piece.
i love that you are flirting with some more dramatic lighting,
but i think you could push it more.
it may not suit your tastes, but i did a paint over to explain:
- Dan Dos Santos
August 5th, 2006 #7
yeah.. ds hit the nail on the head. in pieces like this where the character is generating some power beam or there's an immediate light source, contrast would make it look much more dramatic
the whole thing seems a bit squashed lengthways, but i suppose this is just me being used to tall skinny-ish girls. make the face a bit less squashed, as mentioned before, and it'll be much better
August 5th, 2006 #8
Hey, Reilly. I think DS made a good suggestion about the lighting aswell. I did the technique. my only crits would be that I'm not digging so much muscle definition in her back, might be minor but that's what stuck out to me. Also, to push the dynamic in the piece, I would extend her bent arm out to the audience to draw us. Also maybe arch her back more, it would look like she's unveiling herself in her "moment" more, if that's what you were going for.
I just found out recently from Richmond. Patrick was talking you up, and I realized he was talking about the same Reilly Brown on CA. I'm currently going to VCU and going into my last year. I'd love to meet ya man. Anyway, great stuff and keep us posted.
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