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July is National Fragile X Awareness Month, an extension of Fragile X Awareness Day (July 22), which is officially recognized by Congress to increase awareness and advocacy for Fragile X.
Fragile X syndrome (FXS) is the most common cause of inherited intellectual disability and the most common known genetic cause of autism. Individuals with FXS can experience developmental delays ranging from mild to severe. To learn more about FXS and other Fragile X-associated Disorders (FXDs) visit: fxd.fragilex.org
You can raise awareness for Fragile X, and help families receive the support and education that they need to live happier, healthier lives.
The NFXF Let 'Em Know 5K is a virtual run/walk to help you raise awareness and funds for Fragile X from anywhere in the world! Ask anyone who's participated: This is one of the easiest ways to raise awareness and funds for Fragile X, so why not give it a shot?
It isn't about how fast or slow you are. It's about what you can do to raise awareness and "Let 'Em Know!" People of all ages and activity levels are invited. Anyone can do it!
If you'd like to contribute today, please donate to the NFXF Team!
Our annual "Let 'Em Know 5K" is coming back - a virtual event that brought together people from all over the country! For the past two years, this event to raise awareness and funds for Fragile X has been growing, and now is the best time to join us! Here's what you need to know: What is the NFXF Let 'Em Know 5K? The NFXF Let 'Em Know 5K is part of July's National Fragile X Awareness Month "Let 'Em Know" campaign! The 5K is a virtual run/walk... » FULL ARTICLE
National Fragile X Awareness Month is a group effort. We prepare each July to unite and keep our communities informed about Fragile X, ensuring that one more doctor, one more teacher, one more neighbor knows about our cause and makes life easier for all families living with Fragile X. And we couldn't do it without you! We want to thank you for helping us raise over... » FULL ARTICLE
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The Tampa City Council today unanimously approved $37 million in contracts for the construction of a new Museum of Art and an expanded Curtis Hixon Park. But the vote was not without controversy.
The problem for a couple of Council members was the mayor's decision to put the projects in one resolution, when city staff had said last year said that the projects would be voted on separately.
Public Works and Utilities Administrator Steve Dagnault said at one time the thought was one of the projects would be done earlier than the other, and thus the need for separate contracts; but thatâs no longer the case with the contractor, Skanska.
Skanska says it will cost more than $26-million to build a new Tampa Museum of Art, and approximately $12-million for a redesigned Curtis Hixon Park alongside Ashley Avenue in downtown Tampa. About $29-million is taxpayer funds from the Community Investment Tax (CIT).
David Vaughn, director of contract administration, tried to calm Councilman John Dingfelder, who took exception to the city consolidating the contracts.
But some council members did not take issue with voting on the two projects in one resolution. Councilman Charlie Miranda said he hadnât spoken at all with Mayor Pam Iorio, but understood exactly what the city was aiming to do.
As the debate continued, Councilman Joe Catano grew antsy, and said it was time to vote. But Mary Mulhern was unhappy that the City Council could not vote on separate projects. Mulhern, a former employee at the Tampa Museum of Art , said she wanted it known that she was thrilled that construction of a new building was imminent. But she wanted to ask that those art fans put energy into holding the city accountable for the restoration of Kiley Park â which is south of Curtis Hixon on Ashley Avenue.
City Administrator Steve Dagnault said that the city would come back to address Kiley Park.
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Of course, we can't touch on everything here (that's what official forums are for), but we can explore a smattering of the topics raised. So what are TSW players chattering about lately? Among the ongoing conversations are discussions about veteran rewards, clothing, PvP tournaments, and builds.
Beyond complaints, a number of players have offered suggestions, and I think they have some real merit. How about adding large felines to the choices for pets? Tigers, panthers -- I am totally in! I'll buy a few even. Another player recommended making veteran reward points be tied to each individual character with all rewards being character-based. However, if this one were implemented, I could see Funcom lowering the number of veteran points earned, as this change would effectively triple the reward. I don't think we could afford much of anything if the reward rate were lowered.
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Mets Minors Report 4/18: Flores & Reynolds Have Big Nights, Syndergaard Had One To Forget, Lara Headed to PSL?
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Matt Bowman is off to a solid start for Savannah. Last Night's Quick Scores Savannah (7-7) dropped to Lakewood, 3-2 St. Lucie (9-5) droppedto Fort Myers, 11-8 Binghamton (8-6) topped New Hampshire, 4-3 Las Vegas (8-6) topped Sacramento, 10-6 Prospect Pipeline Brandon Nimmo cooled off a little last night, and had his first game without a hit in almost a week. He still leads the Mets organization in hitting with a .411 average. Travis d'Arnaud will miss some time with a fracture in his foot. Hopefully he won't need surgery, but the good news is that this kid is ready for the big leagues, so when he does return, don't be surprised to see him play in a few tune up games and then join the Mets some time after the All-Star break. Wilmer Flores continues to have a solid season, and it seems like he has been playing in the shadows of d'Arnaud and Zack Wheeler for the first couple of weeks of the season. He hit his first home run of the season last night and added three RBI in Las Vegas' ...
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Many prescription and nonprescription medicines may reduce your blood's ability to clot and cause bruising or bleeding under the skin. A few examples are:
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- Medicines used to treat cancer.
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- Steroids, such as prednisone.
If you have unexplained bruises and take one of the medicines listed above, have recently started taking a new medicine, or have increased a dose of a medicine:
- Call the doctor who prescribed the medicine. He or she can determine whether you should stop taking the medicine or take a different one. An appointment may or may not be needed.
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Better results when defining frequent attenders proportionally and using Problem diagnoses? Dear Madelon and co-authors,With great interest I read your article " Identifying patients with medically unexplained physical symptoms in electronic medical records in primary care: a validation study".Because I am interested in this topic, I have a few comments and questions: - You use frequent attenders (FAs) as "fishing pond" for MUPS. Why do you define FAs using a fixed number of consultations per year for all ages and both sexes? The disadvantage of this method is that you select predominantly the elderly and women. It doesn't surprise me that you mention this later on in your article. To select patients who visit the GP exceptionally often, you better select the FAs for each age and sex group. We found in proportionally defined FAs a higher prevalence of MUPS than in your research. - Is there any special reason why you use Episodes? In episodes with MUPS, the GP has not yet finally decided that the diagnosis is unexplained. If the doctor gives a so-called Problem status to a MUPS diagnosis, this usually implicates that the diagnosis is unexplained. - You exclude patients with chronic complaints. Why? Patients with chronic conditions (e.g. diabetes) may also have MUPS? Our study showed that FAs often have both physical and psychological diagnoses (including somatoform). If you had defined FAs proportionally, it would not have been necessary to exclude patients with chronic problems.- Because practice staff has mostly contacts for chronic conditions, I wonder whether you counted all contacts or only contacts with the GP.I am curious whether your results would be different (better?) when using proportional defined FAs and problem diagnoses! With kind regards, Frans Smits, GPPERFACTIO study.
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It's no longer a mystery who's donning the red and blue to play Marvel's Ant-Man on film. It's Paul Rudd, a choice consistent with Marvel's Midas-touch casting ability. He's witty and charming, looks appropriately superheroic, and will probably banter very well with the existing Avengers. Can I say I called this one? Because I totally did (back in May of 2012).
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Computer users, and that's most of us, spend a lot of time looking at their monitors. Therefore, we should take some care in selecting the monitors that we stare at all day. Here are a few hints and tips.
Although it would be very hard to count the total, there are easily hundreds of computer monitors available today, and when you start to look for one, it seems like there are thousands. Worse, the differential in prices is truly substantial, from a low of $100 or so to a high far over $3,000. You would probably not be happy with the cheapest one, unless it is absolutely all that you can afford, and you would probably never discover all of the nifty features of the most expensive monitors.
The trick, then, is to spend the least money that you can on a monitor with just the features that you need or badly want. By now, of course, you have worked out that pretty much all monitors are LCDs and that there are no more of those heavy, bulky CRT's of old. But there are still plenty of differences in just LCD monitors that you should know about in order to get your money's worth. All of these features and differences, of course, are reflected in the final price that you will pay for your new monitor.
Size- LCD monitors are generally available in a size range between 17 and 28 inches, diagonally measured. There may be some 15-inch monitors left out there, but they are aimed at the server monitor crowd. A 17-inch monitor is getting so that it looks pretty small these days. If you have a number of programs open and want to be able to see multiple windows at a time, you should be thinking about at least 19 horizontal inches and perhaps even 21.
Personally, my main computer system is a laptop, so I use a dual screen system: my 15" laptop screen and an auxiliary 28" display, which is my main monitor at home. As you would expect, larger monitors cost more. Dual (or more) monitor setups are becoming more common for reasons of convenience. When I'm being a writer, having two monitors allow me to write in one pane and display research material in one or more others. When I'm being a programmer, I can have my code in one pane and the results in another. If you have similar needs, you may want to consider a multi-monitor setup.
Resolution- There is little sense in having a large monitor if all it will display is a small number of pixels. The resolution of displays is measured in horizontal and vertical pixels, such as 1920 pixels wide and 1080 pixels high, referred to as simple 1920×1080, which is the resolution needed, by the way, to display hi-definition video. Most monitors will display a number of different resolutions, but will have one that is recommended, mainly because it most efficiently uses the entire surface of the screen. Generally speaking, higher resolutions cost more than lower resolutions.
Response Rate- This is the time that a pixel in the monitor takes to go from active (black) to inactive (white) and back to active (black) again, measured in milliseconds. Lower numbers mean faster transitions and therefore fewer visible image artifacts, which are the "shadows" you sometimes see on slower screens. I was especially careful about this specification because I also use my large auxiliary monitor to display video, mainly films from Netflix. Fast pixel response is also essential for gaming. Faster response rates generally cost more, and you should try to stay in the 2 millisecond range.
Techie stuff- There are a number of other technical specs that you may want to investigate, such as the material and technology with which a monitor is made. Most monitors are of twisted nematic (TN) construction (least expensive) but many are moving to LED, which is brighter but more expensive. LED displays also use less power than TN displays and are thinner. If you're extremely interested in these technologies, Wikipedia is a good place to start your research.
Extras- There are a number of additional features that you can purchase if you have a need for them. For example, if you have a lot of USB devices that you use regularly, you may want to purchase a monitor that has easy-to-reach USB ports built right into it. It is certainly easier to plug and unplug devices when it is easy to see and reach the ports.
Also consider the way the monitor is mounted in its stand. This is especially important if a number of people are going to be sharing the computer and monitor. The viewing angle will be quite different for a tall adult and an 8-year-old. In cases like this, test out the ease with which the monitor tilts and swivels before you purchase it. Make sure that everyone in your family can use it easily.
If you play music or watch videos on your monitor, you should perhaps consider built-in speakers and the quality of those speakers, which differs widely among available models and manufacturers. If you need speakers, it is more convenient to have decent ones built into the monitor than it is to have standalone speakers that make your desk more cluttered, though monitor speakers are rarely as good as high-quality stand-alones.
Likewise, if you use your monitor to communicate with others via video phone calls over Skype or some other service, you probably want a monitor with a built-in Web-cam. This will save you the hassle of having to set up and aim your camera when you want to use it; the manufacturer will have taken care of that for you at the factory. Again, the built-in models are often not as good as more expensive add-ons, but usually perform well enough for these purposes and cut down on desktop clutter.
After taking all of this into consideration, you should be able to narrow your search down to just a few monitors from manufacturers that you trust. I generally buy Samsung monitors, but you are not going to go too far wrong with a monitor from NEC, ASUS, Viewsonic, LG, or a few others. After you get your possibilities down to a short list, you will probably find that the prices are fairly close together, and you can usually then just go with the least expensive monitor that meets your needs.


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What 50mm lens are you using on your A99, and do you like it?
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As the subject says i'm interested to know whta 50mm "nifty fifty" you are using on your A99.
I'm not far away from buying my own A99 and am researching lens that can do the body justice. The Sony 50mm 2.8 Macro gets good revies (http://www.dyxum.com/lenses/Sony-AF-50-F2.8-Macro_lens306.html) as do the discontinued Minoltas ( http://www.dyxum.com/lenses/Minolta-AF-50-F2.8-Macro-RS_lens94.html + http://www.dyxum.com/lenses/Minolta-AF-50-F2.8-Macro_lens93.html
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Wayne Blackshear is one of the more highly regarded players to sign with the University of Louisville in the last decade. Blackshear was a five star prospect coming out of high school and is one of just six McDonalds All Americans to commit to Rick Pitino at Louisville. As a true freshman in 2011-12 Blackshear was injured for most of the season after having two shoulder surgeries. He played briefly towards the end of the season and showed flashes of just how good he can be. As a sophomore, Blackshear had a solid season and started for the majority of the year. When you look at the small forward position last year for Louisville most people think of Luke Hancock's impressive play down the stretch and in the Final Four. Hancock will be a huge part of Louisville's team in 2013-14, but that doesn't mean you should forget about Wayne Blackshear. During a recent radio interview, Rick Pitino said Blackshear is one of the few players who has really stood out and shown improvement this sum...
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Spacing the Paradigm OutPosted by red pill junkie at 18:32, 27 Oct 2012
For those of you who were unable to attend to last week's Paradigm Symposium in Minneapolis, Maureen Elsberry and Jason McClellan of Open Minds have included a really nice review of the event in the latest edition of Spacing Out (the segment starts at 12:28)
Maureen & Jason also got to interview Scotty Roberts & Micah Hanks, along with our favorite Ramones fan --the incomparable Nick Redfern.
PS: Let's see if you can spot me for a very brief instant in the background --no, I'm not wearing the mask ;)
Fish Mandala - Intricate Underwater Sand Circle Mystery SolvedPosted by Greg at 00:22, 21 Sep 2012
Not content to flatten farmers' fields, those dastardly mystery crop circle makers seem to have gone aquatic, judging by the image above. Photographer Yoji Ookata discovered the mysterious, beautiful underwater mandalas off the southern coast of Japan, some 80 feet below ocean surface.
But upon further investigation, Ookatat discovered the humble artists who created the "mystery circle":
Using underwater cameras the team discovered the artist is a small puffer fish only a few inches in length that swims tirelessly through the day and night to create these vast organic sculptures using the gesture of a single fin. Through careful observation the team found the circles serve a variety of crucial ecological functions, the most important of which is to attract mates. Apparently the female fish are attracted to the hills and valleys within the sand and traverse them carefully to discover the male fish where the pair eventually lay eggs at the circle's center, the grooves later acting as a natural buffer to ocean currents that protect the delicate offspring. Scientists also learned that the more ridges contained within the sculpture resulted in a much greater likelihood of the fish pairing.
More details and photos at Colossal.
(via @GrailSeeker)
From John Keel's Mothman Diary: "Scared - Damn it."Posted by Greg at 01:10, 17 Sep 2012
Over at JohnKeel.com - a tribute site to the legendary Fortean investigator who died in 2009 - John's friend Doug Skinner has posted scans of John Keel's notebook from his investigation into the infamous 'Mothman' sightings near Point Pleasant, West Virginia. Above is just one page, giving a wonderful insight both into the investigation, and the man caught in the middle of some very high strangeness.
April 3, 1967
1:35 A.M. Observed descent of red and green object into ravine a few yards north of position. Object was clearly defined saucer shape glowing red with greenish upper surface. Unable to determine size but it appeared small. At first thought it descended over hill in background but inspection of terrain with searchlight indicates it landed directly behind trees only a short distance away. Awaiting developments (1:45). Scared - damn it.
2:00 A.M. Drove to turn-around point, turned and returned to original parking position - unable to see anything in ravine - no lights or sign of activity. Still scared - not anxious to get out of car. Feel object is in ravine.
2:25 A.M. Observed orange UFO manuever (sic) and descend in northwest in distance. Suddenly disappeared. No sight of Moon which was supposed to rise at 1:59 A.M.
2:35 - Aware of what seemed to be a flash of pale pink light behind me. Similar flash seemed to occur a few minutes ago but I decided it was my imagination. No sounds or movements outside. Still trying to muster courage to leave car and look around. I feel "They" are very nearby.
See the full post for the complete set of scans - and other fascinating insights into the life of John Keel - at JohnKeel.com.
John Keel Was Once Interviewed by David LettermanPosted by Greg at 02:13, 06 Sep 2012
Well this I did not know. Fortean raconteur John Keel - author of the seminal book The Mothman Prophecies - was once interviewed by David Letterman himself. Letterman talks to Keel about the history of Fortean research, anomalous rains of various objects, skyquakes, UFOs, cattle mutilations and cryptozoology. The video quality isn't great, and Letterman voices his skepticism on a number of occasions, but it's fascinating to see the notoriously misanthropic and grouchy Keel affably (and somewhat enthusiastically) discussing these topics with the future king of late night TV.
For those interested in Keel's work, make sure you check out The Mothman Prophecies and Operation Trojan Horse, both hugely influential books in the Fortean and paranormal fields - although keep your skepticism on hand as it sometimes gets wild an wooly. Also, interesting content from Keel's life is still regularly being posted by his friends at the tribute site set up in his honour, JohnKeel.com.
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Spooky Wedding Picture Is a Piece of ArtPosted by Greg at 02:17, 04 Sep 2012
"Oh my, that's a lovely aerial picture of your wedding dear. And did you...wait, who are all those creepy hooded people standing on the balcony of the building directly behind the ceremony?!"
Yes, it's a little known fact that every wedding is secretly blessed by the Brotherhood of the Shadowy Cloak, who attend in person. Finally, an overhead shot has revealed this secret to the general public.
Actually, the explanation is a little more prosaic. It's part of an art installation:
The Goddess Fortuna and Her Subjects in an Effort to Make Sense of it All is Dawn's over-the-top multi-media installation inspired by author John Kennedy Toole, who never lived to see his extraordinary novel, A Confederacy of Dunces, published and then win the Pulitzer Prize in 1981
...this installation, hosted by The Historic New Orleans Collection, contains 66 life-size robed figures, each with a dunce hat upon its head. There's a "symbolic" recreation of Ignatius's bedroom over the fountain in the courtyard; an audio piece of Ignatius's favorite medieval philosopher Boethius's text in Latin wafting from the staircase; and a special-effects video that appears as a mirage of the Goddess Fortuna herself.
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Paradigm Symposium: Special Deal (1 Day Only!)Posted by red pill junkie at 15:57, 22 Aug 2012
If you're fans of Mysterious Universe, or the Gralien Report podcast, then you're probably aware by now of the conference that my friend Micah Hanks and Intrepid magazine's Scotty Roberts are preparing in Minneapolis this coming October.
The Paradigm Symposium will feature special guests such as Erich Von Däniken, Giorgio Tsoukalos —of "I don't know, therefore aliens" fame— and many others, including TDG's friends Nick Redfern and Philip Coppens. And if you were thinking of attending, but were holding back due to a lack of funds, then I've got good news for you:
Today Wednesday 22nd, The Paradigm Symposium will be offering a special 2x1 deal for their Big tickets (US $249), which grant you access to all the lectures, including the opening and closing ceremonies. This offering will be available for 24 hours beginning at 12 o'clock PM (CST), so you'd better not waste anytime and reserve your tickets now.
I'll be looking forward to greeting all the attending Grailers at Minneapolis —you won't miss me: I'll be the big guy wearing a red luchador mask ;)
Glitch in the Matrix StoriesPosted by Greg at 02:48, 17 Jul 2012
A fun and fascinating Reddit thread: people sharing their personal "glitch in the Matrix" stories:
Reddit, tell me your "glitch in the Matrix" stories.
I'm talking weird occurrences, coincidences you haven't been able to easily explain. I'll start.
We have a breakfast laid on at work every morning, just a simple buffet of eggs, bacon what have you. Nothing huge and it's really only to feed about a dozen people or so. I am usually one of the first guys from my team to get to work and the kitchen was deserted as usual. I walked into the little kitchen, there was a ceramic egg tray thing with 12 eggs in it, like the bottom half of an egg carton with a socket for each egg. All spaces are filled with warm freshly boiled eggs.
I take one, walk over to the garbage bin, shuck the shell then I walk back over to the food and stop dead. There are 12 eggs in the tray again. No one entered the room while I was peeling the thing. I touched the mystery egg it was the same temp as the other eggs around it.
Not a big thing, nothing major, but something very strange. Given one does not get presented with strange eggs from a parallel universe every day I peeled and ate that one too.
TL:DR - Found strange quantum egg at breakfast. Ate it. Did not gain super powers.
Do you have your own story to tell?
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Who's Weird?Posted by Greg at 14:04, 17 May 2012
I was browsing through the line-ups of some upcoming skeptical conferences today, and noticed how they regularly get a few 'notables' at their meetings who support the cause (for example, magicians Penn & Teller and their support of the James Randi Educational Foundation). Which got me thinking: who are the well-known people out there with a predilection for the weird stuff? Who do you think would enjoy reading The Daily Grail? Let's crowd-source this and see who we can come up with - add anybody you can think of in the comments, and if a worthy contender I'll add them to the list below (generally have to show prolonged interest in a topic, rather than just mentioning it off-hand). I'll start with a few and y'all can bombard me with new additions:
- Dan Aykroyd (Actor/Comedian) - UFOs, The Paranormal
- Arj Barker (Comedian) - UFOs
- Danny Carey (Musician) - Esoterica
- John Cleese (Actor) - Noetic Science, Afterlife
- Storm Constantine (Author) - Esoterica
- Rhys Darby (Actor/Comedian) - Cryptozoology
- William Gibson (Author) - Forteana
- Michio Kaku (Scientist) - UFOs
- Sammy Hagar (Musician) - Alien Abductions
- David Lynch (Director) - Esoterica
- Shirley MacClaine (Actor) - The Paranormal
- Edgar Mitchell (Apollo Astronaut) - UFOs, Noetic Science
- Alan Moore (Author) - Esoterica
- Grant Morrison (Author) - Esoterica
- Kary Mullis (Scientist) - Alien Abductions
- Jimmy Page (Musician) - Esoterica
- Katy Perry (Musician) - UFOs, Hidden History
- Clifford Pickover (Scientist) - Shamanism
- Josh Radnor (Actor) - Shamanism
- Joe Rogan (Comedian) - Hidden History, Shamanism
- Rudy Rucker (Author) - UFOs
- Ridley Scott (Director) - Aliens, Hidden History
- Steven Spielberg (Director) - UFOs
- Guillermo del Toro (Director) - The Paranormal
- Robbie Williams (Musician) - UFOs, The Paranormal
Who else you got?
Updated (21/5/2012): Added crowd suggestions, and re-organised into alphabetical order by surname.
Joseph Glanvill - the first Fortean?Posted by Cat Vincent at 10:14, 07 Mar 2012
From Andrew May:
I mentioned Joseph Glanvill's book Saducismus Triumphatus in my post about The Daemon of Tedworth a year ago. Since then, I've managed to find an online copy of the whole book, and it's really very interesting. The Fortean world centres around the conflict between "skeptics" and "believers", with Forteans sitting on the sidelines looking on in amusement. Glanvill's book may be the first work ever written that specifically addresses this conflict.
In an earlier post I wrote about David Hume: a skeptic in the 18th century, and another one described William Hogarth's satire on Paranormal investigation, 18th century style. But Glanvill lived in the 17th century -- Saducismus Triumphatus was published in 1681, the year after his death. The title is Latin for "Triumph over the Sadducees" -- "Sadducees" being Glanvill's word for scientific skeptics and rationalists. Glanvill himself was an avid believer in the supernatural, largely because he considered that there was ample scriptural authority for its existence (in his day job, he was a Puritan clergyman).
The most interesting section of the book is called "Proof of Apparitions, Spirits and Witches, from a choice Collection of Modern Relations". This is effectively a compendium of Case Studies collected by Glanvill over a period of many years. In this sense, Glanvill can be considered the world's first paranormal investigator. And his mindset was exactly the same as that of a modern paranormal investigator. Just as David Hume, the world's first militant skeptic, made the standard mistake of all skeptics ("If an event doesn't fit in with my preconceived notions of what is possible, then it couldn't have happened") so Glanvill makes the standard mistake of all believers: "If a reputable witness says an event happened, then it must have happened exactly as they described it."
More at Andrew's excellent Forteana blog
The Place of Maybe - an introductionPosted by Cat Vincent at 14:06, 15 Feb 2012
I'm Cat Vincent, your new Daily Grail contributing editor. Some of you may know me from my Slenderman piece in the new volume of Darklore.
Greg kindly invited me to join the team here, and I thought it would be a good idea to start out by talking a little about my perspective on matters Fortean. If there is one tendency I have noticed in my life as a Fortean and occultist, it's that certainty is... problematic, at best - and that the very best Fortean thinkers are those who are least certain of their personal theories.
Sadly, this is the exception in the field, rather than the rule. Gods know there are plenty of folk in various streams of Fortean thought who are utterly certain of their theories, that their model of whatever odd experiences they have had is both accurate and complete. And, amusingly, those among the skeptical 'elite' feel pretty much the same way about their model of the Universe. This is why conversations about what I've tended to generally call Weird Shit between opposing zealots of whatever flavour rarely end well.
My own experience (starting out around age 7 with some scary strangeness, teaching myself magic & meditation & reading the heaviest Forteans I could find before reaching double figures, all as a survival mechanism) tends me to be far less certain about any version of The Truth I am offered. This perspective (some might call it Model Agnosticism after Robert Anton Wilson, others might compare it to Marcello Truzzi's Zeteticism) allows, I think, the possibility of honest doubt, for one's own theories as well as those of others.
Without this Place of Maybe, this position of indeterminacy, absolute certainty can slip in and ruin perfectly good theories. The end result ranges from those endless pop-science articles which declare "Physics Professor Shows Universe Runs On Physics", "Maths Guru: World Is All Math" etc etc, to outright persecution of those whose views are classed as 'lesser' by their adherents.
Perhaps such oppositional tactics are inevitable. Human minds do crave certainty, and our egos rarely let us admit we are wrong (especially if we don't feel like we are... the most common reaction to hard evidence disproving our beliefs). Maybe we will eventually use this tiresome dialectic to find a true middle ground. But for me, I find it better to start in the middle ground in the first place.
The other thing that's influenced my views on the Weird is the immense importance of story, myth and outright fiction to how we deal with such. There's no denying the printed word, the recorded sounds and images of TV and film, carry immense weight in all our minds. Often, such tales are the best tools we have to interpret the strange and unusual. I've talked and written a lot about this over the years - most notably in my Mason Lang Film Club (on treating certain films as having coded information for the mystically inclined), my posts at the Modern Mythology group-blog (such as this piece on classic Star Trek) and my attempts to explain my occult praxis in the Guttershaman series.
All of these - and whatever I write here - should be taken with as much salt as you need. I believe what I say, as far as I can... but I'm not certain what I say is the whole truth.
And my best advice is - don't trust anybody who says they are. Including yourself.
"Which path do you intend to take, Nell?" said the Constable, sounding very interested. "Conformity or rebellion?"
"Neither one. Both ways are simple-minded – they are only for people who cannot cope with contradiction and ambiguity."
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39 year old woman | Porter, TX, USA | Seeking men 32-45 within 300 miles
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I am a woman with a girl spirit and an old soul disposition. I guess what I would like for you to know about me is that I am who I am. Who is that? I am the woman who believes in doing the right thing even if I look stupid. I am the woman who finds gossip and criticism a waste of time and dishonest. I am the woman who admires a vulnerable man. I am the woman who is not afraid to make a fool of herself for a good laugh. I am the woman who remembers your mom's favorite recipe. I am the woman who waits for you after your long day. I am the woman who calls you on your bullshit. I am the woman who has to help others to stay sane. I am the woman who loves to be in the presence of a good man. I am the woman who bought into the yoga, organic and meditation gurus who now subscribes to the "just be" method. I am the woman who finds men's bizarre ideas and habits sexy. I am the woman who loves to be phoned by a man and also appreciates her independence. I am the woman who found her own way through several attempts at love. I am the woman who sees God in nature. I am the woman who hears God through helping those who still suffer. I am the woman who dreams of sharing intimately with a mate and I am the woman who looks away because she is bashful. I am the woman who loves her family. I am also the woman who is "different" from her family. I am the woman who shares her heart deeply. I am also the woman who is cautious with her feelings. I am the woman who asks God to direct her every morning. I am the woman the boss can rely on. I am the woman my nieces adore. I am the woman my dog thinks rules. I am the woman who takes care of her body. I am also that woman who knows true beauty is authentically seen from within. I am the woman who is ready to be seen and loves to see. I am the woman calling for her mate. I am the woman who is content whether he is here or not. I am the woman who has turned lemons into lemonade. I am also the woman who celebrates life, mistakes, and a good belly laugh. I am the woman living in today so that I can be useful for tomorrow. I am the woman who's been sent to your eyes right now. Thank you for taking a moment to read this. May God Bless you on your journey to love.
Camping , Coffee and conversation , Cooking , Fishing/Hunting , Gardening/Landscaping , Hobbies and crafts , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Performing arts , Religion/Spiritual , Shopping/Antiques , Travel/Sightseeing , Volunteering
Cycling, Dancing, Martial arts, Other types of exercise, Soccer, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines, Yoga
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I have Dogs
I like Exotic Pets, Fish, Horses
My dog harmony rocks.
any and every nature park-dog parks-love any destination with hot springs-love the southwest mountains and desert-really love the northwest--coffee shops
New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM
walking dead, i love functional medicine, practicing these principles in all areas of my life, walks with my dog, love interesting people who live ordinary lives
I really love being outdoors having great conversations in nature. I enjoy movies, art museums, and live music. I love dancing too-love outdoor sports, camping-really love weekend get aways
Anastacia: the Ringing Cedars Series...I am blown away! Love it! Not God, Spiritual Imperfection
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|Auburn / Red
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|Social Drinker
|Never, Social Drinker
|Sales / Marketing
|Artistic / Creative / Performance, Executive / Management, Labor / Construction, Legal, Medical / Dental / Veterinary / Fitness, Sales / Marketing, Self-Employed / Entrepreneur, Technical / Science / Computers / Engineering, Travel / Hospitality / Transportation, Other profession, Architecture / Interior design
I am an outside sales representative for a supplement company. I sell vitamins to physicians and practitioners...basically a pharmaceutical rep without the drugs.
|$75,001 to $100,000
|No preference
|Never Married
|Never Married
|Have kids:
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|Wants kids:
|White / Caucasian
|Asian, Latino / Hispanic, Native American, Pacific Islander, White / Caucasian
|Spiritual but not religious
|Buddhist / Taoist, Christian / Catholic, Christian / LDS, Christian / Protestant, Spiritual but not religious, Christian / Other
I meditate everyday. I am a "one day at a time" kinda gal.
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|Bachelors degree
|Bachelors degree, Graduate degree
I have a bachelor's in Horticulture and Dance from NMSU-I have studied medical herbalism-taken a lot of courses in natural healing


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PITTSBURGHCarnegie Mellon University researchers have discovered that an element commonly found in nature might provide a way to neutralize the potentially lethal effects of a compound known as Shiga toxin. New results published in the Jan. 20 issue of Science by Carnegie Mellon biologists Adam Linstedt and Somshuvra Mukhopadhyay show that manganese completely protects against Shiga toxicosis in animal models.
Produced by certain bacteria, including Shigella and some strains of E. coli, Shiga toxin can cause symptoms ranging from mild intestinal disease to kidney failure. The findings could pave the way for future research aimed at creating an inexpensive treatment for infections caused by bacteria that produce the lethal Shiga toxin. Currently there is no treatment for such infections that afflict more than 150 million people each year, resulting in more than one million deaths worldwide.
Such infections are common in developing countries where it causes waterborne epidemics. It can be particularly deadly, especially in children, as it causes dysentery and severe hemorrhagic diarrhea, which cannot be adequately treated in areas without access to clean water. In developed countries, Shiga toxicosis is most common during foodborne outbreaks like the widespread E. coli outbreak this past summer in Germany and Western Europe, where more than 3,700 people were infected and 45 died.
After entering the body, Shiga toxin is secreted by the infecting bacteria. It then attaches itself to a surface receptor on a cell's plasma membrane and enters the cell through a process called endocytosis. Normally, when a harmful substance enters a cell in this way, it's wrapped in a package called an endosome and sent directly to the cell's lysosome where it is degraded and discarded.
"That's exactly the process that Shiga toxin avoids. It would be neutralized if it were to get degraded, so it had to find some way t
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Looking at the current roster leads me to believe that the 49ers will not draft the BPA and will instead draft a player to fill a specific need. Here's an outline of the projected starting lineups and where the weaknesses are.
QB: Alex Smith
RB: Frank Gore
FB: Bruce Miller
WR: Michael Crabtree
WR: Mario Manningham/Randy Moss
TE: Vernon Davis
Coby Fleener will be long gone by the time the Niners pick and trading up in the first round isn't our style. The Niners already have very talented "skill position" players and even though I do envision them drafting a WR at some point, I do not see them taking a WR or TE in the 1st round.
LT: Joe Staley
LG: Mike Iupati
C: Johnathan Goodwin
RT: Anthony Davis
The Niners did not fill this hole in free agency and did not re-sign Adam Snyder. Daniel Kilgore was chosen in the 5th round of last years draft and will either start or provide depth. We'll assume the latter, which makes RG an area of huge concern. We saw last year how a weak interior translates into inconsistent offensive production. Kevin Zeitler (Wisconsin), Cordy Glenn (Georgia), Amini Silatolu (Midwestern State) and Brandon Brooks (Miami OH) are possible selections.
DE: Ray McDonald
DT: Isaac Sopoaga
DE: Justin Smith
Sopoaga and Smith are old and there isn't much depth here (Dobbs, Jean Francois, Tukufu). D-lineman coming out of college usually need at least a year to adjust to the NFL. It's safe to say that if the Niners draft a defensive player in the first round, he will not start (All 11 starters will be back for 2012). Therefore it makes sense to draft an eventual replacement for Sopoaga or Smith. He can develop while providing depth along the line. Nick Perry (USC), Jared Crick (Nebraska), Vinny Curry (Marshall), Jerel Worthy (Michigan State), Kendall Reyes (Connecticut) and Devon Still (Penn State) are possible selections. It's worth noting that all the current Niner d-lineman are heavier than 275lbs.
OLB: Ahmad Brooks
ILB: Navarro Bowman
ILB: Patrick Willis
OLB: Aldon Smith
Our LB's are young and talented. Excellent starters and good depth (Haralson, Grant, Gooden). No need to spend a 1st round pick here.
CB: Carlos Rogers
CB: Tarell Brown/Chris Cullliver
SS: Donte Whitner
FS: Dashon Goldson
The Niners are set at safety for the next few years. If there is a CB rated highly on Baalke's draft board who is available at #30, I personally wouldn't be upset if the Niners pulled the trigger on him. Brown is good but not great. Culliver had a good amount of playing time last season, which bodes well for his development, but we'll have to wait and see if he can be a #2. The CB depth is encouraging but also questionable (Cox and Brock). CB's coming out of college usually need a year to adjust to the NFL, so this could be the perfect time to draft an eventual replacement for Rogers (who will be 31 in July). The Niners like big physical CB's and it's worth noting that all the current 49ers CB's are above 190lbs. Dre Kirkpatrick (Alabama), Janoris Jenkins (North Alabama), Stephon Gilmore (South Carolina) and Josh Robinson (Central Florida) are possible selections.
Remember, this analysis applies only to the 1st round. Do you agree with my rational? Who would you draft if you were GM?


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Cynicism reigns on these life parades
The voice in the novel is Milo Burke's. He works in the development office of an arts school at what he calls the Mediocre University at New York City — and refers to himself as an ask. It's a term he's quick to define: "An ask could be a person, or what we wanted from that person. If they gave it to us, that was a give."
And what was the job of the ask?
Milo explains: "Our job was to grovel for more money. We could always use more video cameras, more caulk, or a dance studio, or a gala for more groveling. The asks like galas, openings, recitals, shows. They liked dinner with a famous filmmaker for them to fawn over or else dismiss as frivolous."
Milo is a mass of contradictions. He's bitter because he's given up his collegiate ambition to be a painter, but still makes paintings in secret. He doesn't seem to have a sentimental bone in his body when you first encounter him, but he's a loving, worrying father to his preschool-age son, Bernie. His relationship with his wife, Maura, has become distant and cool, but he loves her deeply; he just can't seem to express his emotions.
One of the genuine virtues of Lipsyte's fiction is his ability to capture the way children and adults converse. Just listen to this conversation, in which Bernie is talking with his dad on the way home from Christine's, his neighborhood sitter. Milo arrives there to find her adult brother, Nick, shooting kids with a pink water rifle and letting Bernie have the run of the house; he's scuffling with a boy named Aiden. The exchange begins:
"Yeah, Bern."
"Is Nick bad?"
"No, I don't think he's bad."
"Is he sad?"
"Maybe he's a little sad."
"Is he angry?"
"He might be a little angry."
"I bit Aiden's winky and mashed his face."
"Yeah, Bern, I saw. Why do you think you did that?"
"I wanted to."
Their dialogue lasts for another couple of pages, displaying an expertly honed mix of naiveté and insight.
Like all comic protagonists, Milo is a bumbler. He gets himself fired by insulting the daughter of a major donor, only to be asked back for a big ask. The potential patron, Stuart Purdy, insists that Milo facilitate his major donation because they were college friends. And Milo is supposed to understand that the gift becomes definite, he just might get to keep his job.
In the best tradition of comic heroes, he's knocked around by nearly everyone and every circumstance in his life. Yet the book is sad as well as funny. Like the work of earlier black humorists — think of Kurt Vonnegut, and Joseph Heller — "The Ask" has a heartfelt dimension. The vision is cynical but with tarnished idealism at its edges.
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waz up! much thanks
A faction mod that adds a some new twists and a few throwbacks to the gameplay mechanics of Homeworld 1.
Phew! Been quite some time since I've had a chance to work on this, but here's a new version. Quite a few changes have been made from the last version, which you'll find below. Happy Hyperspacing!
v0.41 Changelist:
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waz up! much thanks
Thank god the destroyers now move :P
The AI seems to build tons of shipyards if it has excess resource units. This is an issue in vanilla HW2, and shows up in mods every now and then.


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ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- This wasn't supposed to be the way Denard Robinson's story ended at Michigan. After Robinson set an NCAA record for rushing yards by a quarterback as a sophomore, he was going to battle for a Heisman Trophy -- possibly more than one -- and end his career as one of the most-celebrated players ever in college football. Instead, even as the program has jumped back to national relevance under Brady Hoke, Robinson finds himself going into his last game at Michigan in search of a way to get on the field. After missing time with an elbow injury, Robinson returned to the team as a superback against Iowa and Ohio State. He was used as a run-only quarterback, a running back and a slot receiver. That worked brilliantly against humble Iowa on Nov. 17, when he rushed for almost 100 yards and distracted the Hawkeyes defense on every play. But Hoke and Al Borges went away from the scheme against Ohio State, and Robinson was benched for most of the fourth quarter in a 26-21...
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Currently hovering around second place in the Golden Baseball League's south division rankings, the Flyers roster boasts two of the league's top hitters: Jimmy Rohan and Tyler Keeble, both of whom are batting over .400 after 13 games. By coupling their power-hitting pulchritude with Manny Ayala's wormhole-producing fastballs and World Series winner Byung-Hyun Kim's cybernetic rocket arm, Orange County's finest are pining to unseat the Yuma Scorpions, who have dominated the division so far this season. Beyond that, the Flyers hope to repeat the magic of their 2008 season, when the team won the GBL Championship Series and got to hold Marissa Dulgar's hand while staring at the stars from her parents' porch swing.


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Welcome to Wyncroft Surgery Website. Find out when our practice is open, what the GP consulting times are and what to do if you need help when the practice is closed. Find out more
Facilities for the disabled at Bicknacre Surgery with a wheel chair ramp and disabled toilet situated off the foyer.
We have updated our Travel Vaccinations Page. Please see further information opposite. The Travel Questionnaire to be completed is available on the website and at both the surgery branches. Please ensure you allow enough time before you travel as vaccines need to be ordered and some are a course which need to be given within a specific timeframe. You should allow a minimum of 4-6 weeks beore travelling.
From the 1st December 2014 all GP practices are required to ask patients the Friends & Family test questions that will be monitored by NHS England on a monthly basis. The two questions are as follows:
All patients will be given a form with these questions to complete whenever you visit the surgery. All forms can be completed anonymously. We would be most grateful if you could please take a few minutes to complete a form and pop it in the Friends & Family Postbox you will find at both our Bicknacre and Danbury Branches.
Do you need to re-order your medication? Visit our prescriptions page and complete the online form. Find out more
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The Wyncroft Surgery Statement of Intent has now been uploaded to the website. (Please click on Statement of Intent in the further information column).
The Wyncroft Surgery Statement of Purpose has now been uploaded to the website. (Please click on Statement of Purpose in the further information column).
The practice has now introduced Online repeat prescription requests facilities together with Online appointment booking. (Please ask for further details to register for this service at reception)
Patients can now book their routine appointments in advance. We also have Book on day and Telephone consultation appointments available.
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I've spent most of the last decade writing press releases and Web sites for companies and products you've never heard of, and finally decided it was time to write something just for fun.
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As for the tournament setup that Bellator uses to grant number one contenders, it is very much legit for the guys competing in it, but not so much for the champions. Since being the champ, Ben Askren has fought 4x, one of them being a non-title bout just to stay active (another downside) since 2010. 4 fights in 3 years is not good, especially for a champion.
Michael Chandler also fighting at the same rate, 2 fights in 2 years since becoming champ, one of which was non-title.


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The Leadership and Involvement Center partners with the American Red Cross to host campus blood drives for students, staff, and community members. We use these events to encourage individuals to be active members of our community and participate in volunteer opportunities. Each blood drive is co-sponsored by groups and student organizations on campus who are interested in contributing to our community and promoting their organization's mission, values, and goals. These groups volunteer their time to assist in the facilitation, promotion, and participation of the event they are co-sponsoring. There is no cost to the group other than the donation of their time. Blood drives happen three times a year; September, November, and February.
Make a Difference Day is a one-day national event held every October that celebrates service in local communities. The Leadership and Involvement Center coordinates service opportunities in the La Crosse area and encourages students to work together to accomplish service projects. For 2014, Make a Difference Day will be held on October 25th.
Volunteer Fair is an event that happens in February each year. The goal of this event is to inform UW-L students and staff about volunteer opportunities on and off campus. This event showcases representatives from about 50 community agencies and 5 UW-L student organizations that are dedicated to volunteering in the community. It is an excellent setting for students and staff members to network with student organizations at UW-L and community agencies. This event is a great opportunity for students who enjoy volunteering and for students who are required to complete community service hours for a degree program, class, or organization.
Are you a prospective volunteer in public health? Below is a link to a useful guide; Volunteering in Public Health which has been published by PublicHealth.org Check it out!
The 2014-2015 Community Agency Guide will provide you with information regarding volunteer opportunities in the Seven Rivers Region community. This document has over 80 agencies, and each agency has information listed about their organization, volunteer opportunities, contact information, and address. Take a moment to check out these volunteer opportunities!
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For additional information, feel free to visit the Leadership and Involvement Center in 221 Cartwright or email, firstname.lastname@example.com, us with any other questions!
The Volunteer Newsletter is a way for the Leadership and Involvement Center to send out volunteer opportunities to students who are interested in service. We create and send out this newsletter once a month students who add themselves to our email list. Please email: email@example.com if you are interested in receiving these emails!
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Discussion in 'Fox Body Mustangs For Sale' started by Blake02GT, Aug 10, 2012.
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Blake, has it ever seen a dyno or 1/4 mile? Looking for hp numbers. Does it need anything? Is this original motor? What computer is in it??
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