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Exploring The West
Episode #101 · Alaska Wild - Doug gets up-close and personal with Alaska Brown Bears in the remote McNeil River Preserve and kayaks in Glacier Bay Alaska with humpback whales and calving glaciers.Best of the West - Road trips - Tioga Pass in California, the Zion to Moab loop in Utah and Arizona and the Dalton Highway to the Arctic Ocean in Alaska.Legend of the West - Car artist, Harold Blank.
Hawaii Volcanoes and Midway
Episode #102 · Hawaiian Heat- After a lava gathering expedition on the long-active Kilauea volcano, Doug ventures out to the distant island of Midway in search of wildlife and World War II history.Best of the West - Top 10 Hawaiian beaches.Legend of the West - Keith Fraser, the Lord of the Sea.
Half Dome and Evergreen Lodge
Episode #103 · Yosemite on Stone - This show hits the iconic Half Dome as well as the lesser-know attractions of the northwest side of the park.Best of the West - Wildlife - Bears at Pack Creek in southeast Alaska, critters of the sea in underwater Hawaii and winter migrations of wildfowl and native Tule Elk in California's Central Valley.Legend of the West - Recycling artist, Patrick Amiot.
Alcatraz and Chinatown
Episode #104 · Chinatown and the Rock - Explore San Francisco's Chinatown with consummate guide and expert Martin Yan and visit Alcatraz at night.Best of the West - Adventures! Rafting the Colorado River in Utah, kayaking, hiking, zip-lining and cliff diving on Kauai and mountain biking in northern Sierra Nevada.Legend of the West - Wavy Gravy.
Episode #105 · Catalina Escape - Learn about the history, nature and potential for adventure on Southern California's Catalina Island.Best of the West - Roadside attractions - Litto's Hubcap Ranch in Napa County, Forestiere Underground Gardens and the memorial to 19th century botanist, David Douglas, in Hawaii.Legend of the West - Artist, Lu Huan.
Episode #106 · Zion Canyoneering - Explore the slot canyons of Utah's Zion National Park and uncover the history of Hoover Dam as Doug travels deep inside the massive monument.Best of the West - Western towns - Bodie along the eastern Sierra front, Coloma in California's gold country and Drawbridge in San Francisco Bay.Legend of the West - San Francisco cabbie, Buzz Brooks.
Episode #107 · Northwest Nature - 5,000 Bald Eagles accompany Doug on his British Columbian rafting trip, and rangers and residents recount the tragic explosion of Washington's Mt. St. Helens.Best of the West - Castles - Hearst Castle near Big Sur, Scotty's Castle in Death Valley and Vikingsholm on the edge of Lake Tahoe.Legend of the West - Bernie Krause, Bioacoustician.
Dalton Highway
Episode #108 · Arctic Road Trip - Beginning in a village in Alaska's Brooks Range, Doug visits various small towns as he travels all the way to the Arctic Ocean along the Dalton Highway.Best of the West - Best Underground Adventures - Empire Mine, Lehman Caves and Black Diamond Mines.Legend of the West - Cruising the Strip with Las Vegas' official Elvis impersonator.
Manta Ray Drive
Episode #109 · Ancient Hawaii - Dive with Manta Rays and Holua sled into nature and history on the grassy slopes of Hawaii's Parker Ranch.Best of the West - Views - Fly around Mt. Shasta in California, climb to a 12,000 foot summit high above Death Valley, gaze at otherworldly astronomical observatories atop the nearly 14,000-foot peak of Mauna Kea and fly onto a glacier on the shoulder of Denali, Mt. McKinley.Legend of the West - Grateful Dead drummer, Mickey Hart.
California Coast
Episode #110 · California's Colorful Coast - Start with Big Sur's dramatic mountain summits, travel down to the spectacular shoreline and dive deeper as Doug scuba dives Big Sur's many aquatic delights.Best of the West - Outdoor adventures - Kayak in Kauai and climb the largest volcano on earth.Legend of the West - Scientist and collector, Ray Bandar.
Surprising California
Episode #111 · Surprising California - Unexpected pleasures and high-flying adventures abound as Doug surveys beautiful Clear Lake and the surrounding wine country from a historic biplane. Also visit the hot to the touch and still under construction, Lassen Volcanic National Park.Best of the West - Romance of the Rails - various railways including White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad.Legend of the West - Artist, Ernie Fosselius.


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Read this helpful article: http://learn.bankofamerica.com/articles/managing-credit/10-tips-for-paying-off-student-loans.html.
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Questions about correspondence are among the most common we hear among our support community and in the contact center. I thought I'd make it easy for you and compile our most frequently asked correspondence questions together in one place.
- Where do I send my letters?
You can mail your letters to the address below. Be sure to include your sponsor number (A seven digit number that starts with a 1, 2, or 3) and your child's number (A seven digit number that begins with two letters) on the letter so we can process it correctly.
Attn: Child Correspondence
Compassion International
Colorado Springs, CO 80997
- Why can't I send a package?
Everything we send to each field office is declared as a document. If the box of letters went through customs and customs officials found something in it that was not a document, we would be charged hefty fines and that box would be held for weeks, possibly months.
Also, sending items overseas can be very tricky. There is a very high incidence of theft, and we're not willing to take that chance with items that you have spent money on.
On top of that, shipping items can be quite costly. After paying for the item, shipping it to the country, and paying for customs fees, you would probably spend two to three times more than the worth of the item you shipped.
Instead, we encourage you to send monetary gifts. The child and family can choose what they need from the market and it helps to stimulate the local economy.
- What can I send to my child?
You're welcome to send any items that are made of paper, no thicker than 1/4" and no larger than 8.5" by 11." For a list of ideas, check out our Tips for Mailing Small Gifts.
We've also got some great ideas on our Pinterest board.
- Why do my letters take so long?
Your letters will take two to three months to reach your child and it will take two to three months for your child's letters to reach you. When your letters to your sponsored child reach our Colorado Springs office either by mail or through our online letter tool, your letters are processed, checked to be sure any attachments are within size limitations, and sorted by country.
Letters are mailed once a week to each country office. After the letters go through customs, the country office receives and distributes them to translators. Once the letters have been translated, they are sorted by child development center and placed in each center's bin.
How far the child development center staff members are located from the country office will determine how often they are able to pick up the letters — anywhere from weekly to once a month. The next time each center meets they will distribute the letters to the children. Your child's letter takes a similar process back to reach you.
- Why does my child not answer my questions?
Letter writing can be a difficult concept for a child to understand who has always communicated verbally. Here's a great post with lots of information, Why Do My Sponsored Child's Letters Seem So Impersonal?
- When will I receive my first letter from my child?
After you sponsor a child, you will receive a letter from them within four months. Typically, your child will find out that they are sponsored about 2-3 weeks after you make your first contribution.
- Can I write to my child in their own language?
Yes! You are welcome to write to your child in their language. Just know that this will not speed up the process as the translator will still check to make sure the child can understand your letter and that the content is appropriate.
- Will I receive confirmation when my child gets my letter?
No, you will not receive a confirmation when your child receives your letter. However, you can expect that they should receive your letter two to three months after you send it.
- How do I email my child?
While you aren't necessarily able to email your child, you may write a letter to them online using our online letter-writing tool. To write online, sign in to your account on www.compassion.com and click "Write My Child."You can choose from several colorful templates and even upload pictures. We will print your letter in color in our Colorado Springs office.
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I love kittens! This is a great thread. I had just started to check out the kittens thread on the old board so I'm definitely looking forward to all the pictures on this one.
We can't have a cat because my husband is allergic So I'll just have to live vicariously through all of you.


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To The People of Texas and all Americans in the World.
Alright homies, Me and El Sri is hassing a TD.
Since I missed most of the 2010 Mega all day Saturday and half of Sunday I feel I have to give the rest of the Texas TD crew a chance to punch and choke me.
The easiest way I can see this happening would be for all of us to settle on a date when it would be most convenient to come to San Antonio. Once a date is settled on I just have to ask my coach if we can use his gym. He almost certainly will since we hardly ever have anything going on Saturday afternoon.
So there it is. The line has been drawn in the sand. Bullies, if you want to stay at home with your families and your weekend to-do list no one will blame you but for those who cross that line and fight they will forever have
a place in history and in the heart of all Texians.
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If we could get any volunteers from Gonzales well, that would just be awesome.
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Bob Sapp added another loss to his record, and it was a quick one -- again.
Sapp's most recent defeat -- his 12th in a row -- happened on Thursday in Fortaleza, Brazil, when he fought long-time MMA veteran Edson "Conterraneo" Franca. Sapp rushed into Franca as soon as the fight started, but "Conterraneo" immediately took him down, got to his back and started the punishment, forcing the 38-year-old Sapp to tap just 35 seconds into the fight with a rear-naked choke.
"Nobody scares me, I can destroy everyone," the Brazilian Franca said after his 18th win in 25 MMA fights. "Im getting old. I guess its time to get me in the UFC."
Sapp explained why he tapped so quickly. The was the fastest loss in his last five.
"I dont know if it was his punches or the way I felt on the ground, but this side of my head hurts a lot," Sapp told the local media after the fight, pointing to the left side of his face.
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(a) The Department of Health and Human Resources shall develop a unified child and family case plan for every family wherein a person has been referred to the department after being allowed an improvement period or where the child is placed in foster care The case plan must be filed within sixty days of the child coming into foster care or within thirty days of the inception of the improvement period, whichever occurs first. The department may also prepare a case plan for any person who voluntarily seeks child abuse and neglect services from the department, or who is referred to the department by another public agency or private organization. The case plan provisions shall comply with federal law and the rules of procedure for child abuse and neglect proceedings.
(b) The department shall convene a multidisciplinary treatment team, which shall develop the case plan. Parents, guardians or custodians shall participate fully in the development of the case plan, and the child shall also fully participate if sufficiently mature and the child's participation is otherwise appropriate. The case plan may be modified from time to time to allow for flexibility in goal development, and in each such case the modifications shall be submitted to the court in writing. Reasonable efforts to place a child for adoption or with a legal guardian may be made at the same time as reasonable efforts are being made to prevent removal or to make it possible for a child to return safely home. The court shall examine the proposed case plan or any modification thereof, and upon a finding by the court that the plan or modified plan can be easily communicated, explained and discussed so as to make the participants accountable and able to understand the reasons for any success or failure under the plan, the court shall inform the participants of the probable action of the court if goals are met or not met.
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(1) For the development and establishment of training programs for professional and paraprofessional personnel in the fields of medicine, law, education, social work and other relevant fields who are engaged in, or intend to work in, the field of the prevention, identification and treatment of child abuse and neglect; and training programs for children, and for persons responsible for the welfare of children, in methods of protecting children from child abuse and neglect;
(2) For the establishment and maintenance of centers, serving defined geographic areas, staffed by multidisciplinary teams and community teams of personnel trained in the prevention, identification and treatment of child abuse and neglect cases, to provide a broad range of services related to child abuse and neglect, including direct support as well as providing advice and consultation to individuals, agencies and organizations which request such services;
(3) For furnishing services of multidisciplinary teams and community teams, trained in the prevention, identification and treatment of child abuse and neglect cases, on a consulting basis to small communities where such services are not available;
(4) For other innovative programs and projects that show promise of successfully identifying, preventing or remedying the causes of child abuse and neglect, including, but not limited to, programs and services designed to improve and maintain parenting skills, programs and projects for parent self help, and for prevention and treatment of drug-related child abuse and neglect; and
(5) Assisting public agencies or nonprofit private organizations or combinations thereof in making applications for grants from, or in entering into contracts with, the Secretary of the federal Department of Health and Human Services for demonstration programs and projects designed to identify, prevent and treat child abuse and neglect.
(d) Agencies, organizations and programs funded to carry out the purposes of this section shall be structured so as to comply with any applicable federal law, any regulation of the federal Department of Health and Human Services or the secretary thereof, and any final comprehensive plan of the federal advisory board on child abuse and neglect. In funding organizations, the department shall, to the extent feasible, ensure that parental organizations combating child abuse and neglect receive preferential treatment.
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The VAX architecture's primary features were virtual addressing (for example demand paged virtual memory) and its orthogonal instruction set. VAX has been perceived as the quintessential CISC ISA, with its very large number of programmer-friendly addressing modes and machine instructions, highly orthogonal architecture, and instructions for complex operations such as queue insertion or deletion and polynomial evaluation.


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Brown: Ensuring Ohio can out-innovate the worldWritten by Guest Author | | firstname.lastname@example.com
In Ohio, we know that manufacturing is a ticket to the middle class. But for too long, Washington has made choices that leave domestic manufacturing behind — whether it's bad trade deals, not enforcing trade laws, unfair taxes or not investing in innovation and technology.
As a result, our nation has suffered more than 60,000 plant closures since 2000, and lost more than 5 million manufacturing jobs. This affects our entire economy because manufacturing has a larger multiplier effect than any other industry. In fact, for every $1 spent in manufacturing, another $1.48 is added to the economy.
While we are beginning to see growth in cutting-edge manufacturing and technology jobs, the "innovate here, make it there" syndrome — where American businesses create new products but make them overseas — is holding us back. We must do better.
A few years ago, I visited the nation's largest yogurt production facility in Minster, Ohio. At Dannon, the plant workers told me about how they realized there was a more efficient and less expensive way to produce the yogurt. By designing a new, simple process to fill the yogurt containers, the workers showed firsthand how innovative processes are often discovered on the factory floor.
When American manufacturing moves to other countries we don't just lose production, we also forgo the innovation.
That's why Sen. Roy Blunt, R-Mo. and I introduced the Revitalize American Manufacturing and Innovation Act of 2013, which would create a Network for Manufacturing Innovation in an attempt to position the U.S. as the world's leader in advanced manufacturing.
We do better when we work together — and a Network for Manufacturing Innovation would establish a public-private partnership giving small businesses, industry leaders and research institutions the tools they need to compete on a global scale. These regional, industry-led hubs will leverage local expertise and will hopefully create thousands of high-paying, high-tech manufacturing jobs for next-generation workers.
In August, the first-ever manufacturing network — the National Additive Manufacturing Innovation Institute (NAMII) — opened in Youngstown, Ohio. Now called America Makes, this hub is becoming a national model for tying together manufacturing supply chains with product development. The institute is supported by $30 million of federal funding and matched by $40 million of private funds — and it's making Youngstown a world leader in 3-D printing manufacturing technology.
We need to build on this momentum. Our bipartisan bill is supported by the National Association of Manufacturers and the Semiconductor Equipment Manufacturers, as well as other business, labor, and university groups.
Our workers have the drive, the creative thinking and the determination to out-innovate the rest of the world. And our legislation will give them the tools to do so and carry the rest of our nation into the next generation of manufacturing.
Sherrod Brown (D) is the senior United States senator from Ohio.
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Reviewed By Corey P (Portland, ME) Reviewed for a 2007 Chevy Tahoe —8/19/2014 3:20 PM
Everything you could expect. Thanks for saving my dash from the hot sun!
Reviewed By Allen W (Memphis, TN) Reviewed for a 2007 Chevy Tahoe —4/22/2014 11:54 AM
Performs VERY WELL so far. More awkward to place and remove than roll-ups, but seems to be well worth the extra effort. As with other reviews it does leave space around the mirror unprotected which allows some light to enter. Manufacturer could design a small less rigid piece attached at this point which could be folded up and around the mirror after the shade has been placed. Will probably take my old roll-up and fabricate myself. This aspect is the only consistent negative amongst reviewers


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Dean Prim worked throughout his life to help students through both education and sports.
From his time as a Yadkin County Board of Education member to the numerous times he coached championship softball teams, Prim had an effect on the way the youth of Yadkin County learned. Even 38 years after his death he continues to provide opportunities for students to further their learning.
The Dean Prim Scholarship awards high school juniors and seniors in Yadkin, Forsyth and Davie counties with a $1,500 scholarship for up to four consecutive years. There is also a summer travel program to China.
The scholarship was set up in Prim's honor by his family and administered through the Winston-Salem Foundation.
Recipients were honored July 25 at a breakfast awards ceremony by the Foundation in which Prim's son Billy D. attended.
Billy Prim is the owner of the Winston-Salem Dash and is a co-founder of Blue Rhino Corporation.
Prim sat with the recipients of his father's namesake scholarship during the breakfast before posing for a photo.
Catherine Joyce, a Forbush graduate headed to North Carolina State University in the fall for fashion and textile design, said the June trip to the other side of the world had changed her life.
"The trip was, oh my goodness, I can't even tell you how much it impacted me," Joyce said. "The people there and the culture and how they're so different - it's just so humbling and how thankful I guess it makes you. Your perspective changes greatly."
Joyce was tasked with creating a portfolio of her trip to illustrate her time in China.
"The scenery and the clothing that I saw there and that kind of stuff, that's what I used for my inspiration," Joyce said.
Michaela Cockerham is a rising senior at Starmount and received the scholarship prior to college.
"The scholarship just gave me an opportunity that I never could have had without it," Cockerham said. "Without that scholarship I never could have taken a trip to China and saw what I saw. I saw the Great Wall, and just the way the people lived there - it's so different from the way we live here. It was a great experience to see that."
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They prayed and god told them to get the hell out of dodge.
They prayed and got lost at sea.
They prayed and nearly ran out of food.
They prayed for a boat to come along and it did and ignored them.
They prayed for another boat and it came and nearly smashed them.
They prayed to be saved, and the country that they left because it was godless, saved them, and brought them home at the taxpayer's expense....amen.
Their story makes me wonder why more conservative Christians arent following their lead. Surely they would enjoy living in other nations such as Russia, where gays are outlawed. Or Somalia, where government is powerless and guns are everywhere. Or perhaps theyd be much happier in Iran, where women are oppressed and there is a state religion. Or maybe even North Korea, where the poor starve and massive military budgets are the norm.
See a pattern? All of these nations have values that run contrary to our constitutional ideals but fall in line with the ideals of the extremist conservatives of today. America would more than likely be much better off if conservatives sailed away like the Gastonguays to places where they can feel right at home oppressing people and forcing their beliefs on others. Then they can stop bitching about taxes, gays, and womens rights, and the rest of us can get on with moving this country forward.
Religious Family Quits US, Gets Lost at Sea
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PHOENIX August 11, 2013 (AP)
A northern Arizona family has survived being lost at sea for weeks after an ill-fated attempt to leave the U.S. over what they consider government interference in religion.
Hannah Gastonguay and her family will fly back home Sunday after taking their two small children and her father-in-law and setting sail from San Diego for the tiny island nation of Kiribati in May.
Weeks into their journey, the Gastonguays hit a series of storms that damaged their small boat, leaving them adrift for weeks, unable to make progress. They were eventually picked up by a Venezuelan fishing vessel, transferred to a Japanese cargo ship and taken to Chile.
Their flights home were arranged by U.S. Embassy officials, Gastonguay said. The U.S. State Department declined to comment on Sunday.
The months-long journey has been "pretty exciting" and "little scary at certain points," Gastonguay told The Associated Press by telephone.
The 26-year-old mother said they wanted to go to Kiribati because "we didn't want to go anywhere big." She said they understood the island to be "one of the least developed countries in the world."
Kiribati is a group of islands just off the equator and the international date line about halfway between Hawaii and Australia. The total population is just over 100,000 people of primarily Micronesian descent.
Hannah Gastonguay said her family was fed up with government control in the U.S. As Christians they don't believe in "abortion, homosexuality, in the state-controlled church," she said.
U.S. "churches aren't their own," Gastonguay said, suggesting that government regulation interfered with religious independence.
Among other differences, she said they had a problem with being "forced to pay these taxes that pay for abortions we don't agree with." While federal law bars public funding for abortion, state attempts to block Medicaid funding for organizations that provide the procedure have met with legal hurdles. Opponents say that funding allows those groups to perform abortions.
The Gastonguays weren't members of any church, and Hannah Gastonguay said their faith came from reading the Bible and through prayer.
"The Bible is pretty clear," she said.
The family moved in November from Ash Fork, Ariz., to San Diego, where they lived on their boat as they prepared to set sail. She said she gave birth to the couple's 8-month-old girl on the boat, which was docked in a slip at the time.
In May, Hannah, her 30-year-old husband Sean, his father Mike, and the couple's daughters, 3-year-old Ardith and baby Rahab set off. They wouldn't touch land again for 91 days, she said.
She said at first, "We were cruising."
But within a couple of weeks "when we came out there, storm, storm, storm."
The boat had taken a beating, and they decided to set course for the Marquesas Islands. Instead, they found themselves in a "twilight zone," taking more and more damage, leaving them unable to make progress.
They could have used a sail called a genoa, she said, but they risked snapping off the mast and losing their radio and ability to communicate.
They had been on the ocean for about two months and were low on supplies. They were out of food and were down to "some juice and some honey." She said they were able to catch fish, but they didn't see any boats.
Still, we "didn't feel like we were going to die or anything. We believed God would see us through," she said.
At one point a fishing ship came into contact with them but left without providing assistance. A Canadian cargo ship came along and offered supplies, but when they pulled up alongside it, the vessels bumped and the smaller ship sustained even more damage.
They were getting hit by "squall after, squall, after squall."
"We were in the thick of it, but we prayed," she said. "Being out on that boat, I just knew I was going to see some miracles."
They watched the surrounding storms disperse, and "next thing you know the sun is out. It's amazing."
Eventually, their boat was spotted by a helicopter that had taken off from a nearby Venezuelan fishing vessel, which ended up saving them.
"The captain said, 'Do you know where you're at? You're in the middle of nowhere,'" she said.
They were on the Venezuelan ship for about five days before transferring to the Japanese cargo ship, where they were for nearly three weeks before landing in Chile on Friday. The Chilean newspaper Las Ultimas Noticias reported the story of their arrival.
"They were looking for a kind of adventure. They wanted to live on a Polynesian island but they didn't have sufficient expertise to navigate adequately," police prefect Jose Luis Lopez told the newspaper. Lopez took the family's statement in San Antonio, Chile, where the Japanese ship had dropped off the family.
Mauricio Araneda, the governor in Chile's San Antonio province, told the AP that the family "had zero knowledge and experience in navigation."
Sean Gastonguay's brother Jimmy, who lives in Arizona, said he had provided a description of the family's vessel to the U.S. Coast Guard and exchanged emails with them once they were picked up by the first boat.
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"We're all happy. We have good peace of mind now," he said.
Hannah Gastonguay said the family will now "go back to Arizona" and "come up with a new plan."
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Hey Erin,
Something that necessarily comes up in a conversation like this is culture, and I don't just mean the broad brush of "Western" culture. Just within my country, for example, these roles and attitudes you're talking about can change quite dramatically. It might help if you narrowed down for us what your experience base is (which is not to say you have only one).
- kk
Okay, now I see where you're coming from. Rural areas of the usa are very different in a lot of regions (Colorado and Minnesota, for example, are kind of an exceptions) than urban areas. I don't know about north Canada but I'd suspect it follows the pattern I've seen all over the world: as you move out of the city attitudes change. And you're right, the men seem like they're from another planet. So, I'm with you here.
As for the homosexual thing, that's just the tip of the iceberg. Children should in fact be exposed (at appropriate ages depending on the topic) to the full spectrum of human relationships. This repression over human relationships and the boundaries thereof is, imo, a direct holdover from religion. Studies of intentional communities, which are like a toned down version of the Kibbutz, show that children develop much more healthy emotional and psychological attitudes when reared within and by a community, as opposed to what some call the "fascist" nuclear family of patriarchal origins. That may be a little much on semantics, but the point is that research is already showing that something about the monogamous, patriarchal, male-dominated family unit is neither healthy or natural. Not surprisingly, age differences are not enforced nearly as much in intentional communities, which allows more natural interaction between children and adults that is not hierarchy and male dominated. So schools are not age restrictive, for example, and kids get to interact with other kids of slightly different ages. This is good for children. What we are doing in this hierachical scheme we have today is tantamount to abuse, in my uber heterodox opinion.
That's a tangent, but I think it takes us to a deeper level on this subject that I'm afraid most are not prepared to enjoin. I brought it up though because of your point about homosexuals and how this relates to your topic.
Men won't fully pony up until this archetypical family structure is changed. It doesn't have to be matriarchal (like my family) it just needs to be more community based. Natural parents should still be the primary caregivers, but having greater community involvement is key to changing men's attitudes, imo. You mentioned another thread and I was reticent to comment there because most guys get very upset at some of the things I say about this, but the reality is that men's attitudes are shaped by this patriarchal unit concept. That's why they can't seem to grasp, for example, the fact that women and men are having children together. And society, legally, economically and socially, is obligated to take from all equitably to give to all equitably, otherwise we can't have a civilized society that is just and fair for women and ... as I've pointed out with divorce courts ... men, too.
So, it is the hierarchies that enforce gender and age constraints that are creating these problems in the first place, imo. And as far as the reactionary fears this generates, one should keep in mind that an intentional community also has the advantage of enhancing accountability significantly. This has a direct relationship to domestic violence (of all types), for example, something study after study shows is non-existent in intentional communities. I hope that made sense.
- kk
I live in an inner city environment, and on the 2010 census they found that 76% of the households in my neighborhood were single parent, female head of household. It's almost Amazonia out there (referring to the definition the word used to have before the online bookstore, kids). Men, as a culture here, have abdicated nearly completely.
Erin, you are not far off, but I think and I hope that gender roles will be changing. The men I do see are engaged in their childrens lives, from my point of view those guys work as deeply with their children as their mates.
Something about divorce though, seems to define mens roles as a monetary one, even to the exclusion of anything else. So those 76% in my neighborhood are twice a month dads, and usually footing some of the bills (Ohio has a pretty good deadbeat dad law on the books)
So I guess I am saying that there is a change in the perception of roles going on, but it is glacial in pace and that the laws of the land are even slower than that. I see a lot of equality, or more likely equity as onyango mentioned in the couples I see. They share everything --childcare, money issues, civic issues, health, etc. as I perceive it, but I see a huge amount of disequity in divorced couples.
Hey Melvinotis,
Something about divorce though, seems to define mens roles as a monetary one, even to the exclusion of anything else. So those 76% in my neighborhood are twice a month dads, and usually footing some of the bills (Ohio has a pretty good deadbeat dad law on the books)
And do you want to know the ugly truth behind this? Start by asking, if both parents were A-OK and you had to give primary custody to one parent, which one do you think you could do that for and get away with it the easiest? The mother. And that is because of latent sexist attitudes toward women ... which ironically leads to the next paragraph.
And this is exactly what happens because the federal government now gives out kickbacks to every state court proportionate to the amount of child support paid ... cha chang, cha chang, cha chang. That's how the world works. With joint custody there's not much basis for child support.
- kk
Well, you know, only in the usa could something this wacky happen. But yea, it could be documented. But the legal profession is like the La Cosa Nostra and doesn't like the idea of ratting out each other's buddies. Loyalty runs deep in that profession. The problem is that the system is rotten to the core. So, the judges are helping out polticians who helped them get elected. Then the lawyers help the judges by keeping their mouths shut and the judges are more likely to side with them in court decisions. It's horrible. And yes, the kids are the ones that suffer for this; all because a politician wanted to find a clever way to increase their state's treasury receipts. My sister works in domestic relations law and I hear about this a lot. There is a kind of ethical struggle one in her position has going to work for something you love but also realizing that real children are being put in horrible situations because of this. One poster noted it is rare and that may be true, but the numbers are not small.
- kk
As soon as I read the title of this post I couldn't wait to read it so I could laugh at whatever sexist woman wrote whatever sexist women write. I agree 100% with everything you've said here Erin. Congratulations you are NOT a sexist!
Yeah, we're awful. Letting women pay for our every thing, using our looks to get jobs, having sympathy thrown at us for having breasts, everyone's generally acting nicer to us, women give us their places in a queue or seats on a bus, people hold us the doors, we get to board the plane early because we have a baby stroller and so on and so forth...
Oh wait, that's not us.
This is what I mean when I said;
The problem is that in many cases the criticisms are simply parroted generalizations and stereotypes, and little more than a spleen vent against "the other".
This is typical of the generalism and rad-fem buzzword use that you see on Atheism+ and parts of FTB anymore, and is a big part of why they are becoming increasingly irrelevant to serious discussions.


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Eh I don't like him much, but I hope he stays in contention.
Eh I don't like him much, but I hope he stays in contention.
Im wondering how much of his failure last weekend can be attributed to his leaving GG. A lot of times, guys dont react well to a change like that... and its not like the brock fight was a real good measuring stick. The brock that came back from his illness was held together with scotch tape.
Talk shit for him pissing hot, sure. But for losing a fight and not making excuses after? What an asshole.
Calling him a bitch is pretty retarded though.
Apparently the way they negotiated contracts wasn't fair to fighters. Lets not forget the whole ordeal with Dana and GG.
And if I remember correctly, they sued him not vice versa.
As for his look, he definitely wasn't as ripped was he was his last time out. That's not hard to see at all.
If losing makes you a bitch wow there sure are a lot of bitches in MMA. Infact can anyone find me a mixed martial artist in the UFC with a perfect MMA record?
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Unquestionable, public schadenfreude is more of a bitch move than getting KO'd after taking 8-10 heavy shots to the chin.
AO has been overrated for years and I hope he gets put to sleep in his next fight too
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If Meisner was the cure all for how to become a great or even just working actor then all of those acclaimed Oscar winning actors who were not trained in that system would never gotten there.
BTW Amo37, I guess if you claim I'm ill informed then it must be so. after all, who the hell are you???
Meisner is just one of the many ways of being truthful on both stage and screen yet it is one of the few techniques TODAY that has still proven to be effective and continues to be successfully taught even after Sandy's death.
The acclaimed Oscar winning actors let alone those working a ton all had years of some traditional training be it Meisner, Adler, Strasberg, Hagen, traditional Stanislavski, or even Chekhov.
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Jackie Chan, who the hell are you? I'm a middle aged studio and college educated union actor from the midwest who has actually gotten paid to act and sing on stage and screen in NYC and LA and around the country and the world. I'm not from this state, hence I have life and artistic experience outside this venue. Are you a Huntington Beach native?
You speak in generalities about Meisner technique, hence by your statements you appear as one who does not understand nor know anything about Meisner nor his technique. Ill informed is not a criticism. Just means, well, you aren't informed. If you were, you would not be so quick to judgment. We judge things we don't understand.
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I'm NOT impressed and here's a bulletin Mr. Authority, I studied with Sandy for two years at the Neighborhood Playhouse in NYC so I think I do something about the Meisner technique.
So it's my opinion that the full Meisner program is NOT necessary or that those trying to teach it are as qualified or as well equipped as Mr. Meisner.
You're entitled to your opinion, just don't make accusations about others that post when YOU don't know what you're talking about!
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Nobody owes you free advertising for your hack classes.
Truth has seen the light and moved on after wasting years with the likes of you.
None of the others that he doesn't recommend to beginners anymore are on here whining about it with four different usernames.
You weren't whining about it when he did recommend you.
Get over it.
|Anthony Hopkins
I think the fact that Mr. Alderson was taught by Meisner for 2 years in the 1960s and then was hand picked by Meisner to teach alongside Meisner at The Playhouse makes him more than qualifed. Mr. Alderson then became Director of the Playhouse for 20 years while Sandy was ill. Yea, I'd say that makes Mr. Alderson MORE than qualified to teach the technique, especially since he and Esper both taught alongside the man and was chosen by the man.
Bob Carnegie and Jeff Goldblum who run Playhouse West were both taught By Alderson. Carnegie then taught Franco. So, I guess Carnegie learned a thing or two from Alderson.
I think most of Alderson's and Esper's working students like Jeff Goldblum, Kim Basinger, Nestor Campbell, Luis Guzman, David Mamet, Allison Janney and countless other working actors would strongly disagree Alderson and Esper are unqualified. Especially since people like Jeff Goldblum studied with Sandy AND Alderson.
Obviously, you are full of it when it comes to doing the full 2 years with Sandy. The second year is completely different than the first, as it is all about interpretation and script analysis using Sandy's Golden Box. These are invaluable skills for any working actor.
Luis Guzman, Jon Voight (I've met them both) and countless others stress that it takes the full two years to learn the technique. I can tell you're a "shortcut" actor. And probably a clueless one at that. Thanks for your armchair quarterback comments and your misinformed opinions. Please stay in Huntington Beach. I don't want to work with "shortcut" actors. Thanks!
|Kevin Bacon
Lots of quotes, but you left about four hundred others out that never studied Meisner..
|Al Pacino
Given the age someone has to be to have trained with Meisner directly in NYC. I find it pretty hilarious that anyone here is both a.) That age b.) Being that stupid in an argument.
|Kevin Bacon
Oh, wow. What an arrogant a++hole. Lighten up and show some respect.
Just so you'll sound a little more educated, Meisner taught at the NB in NYC until 1990.
|Kevin Bacon
Completely agree.
|Al Pacino
Yes, thank you for helping to prove my point. That means anyone studying with Meisner in New York would at the very least be in their early 40s.
I pity anyone who is in their 40s, yet is using such childish arguments as some of the ones found here. (amo, I'm clearly not talking about you).
|Anthony Hopkins
Hmmm mmmm
|Morgan Freeman
So Meisner Technique...
|Kevin Bacon
Syphus, no need to pity me. I've enjoyed a very lucrative career as an actor which still continues to this day. You should be so luck when get to be my age.
|Johnny Depp
Oh, oh, oh, R.J.'s whinin' http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MVplfdNC6E&feature=kp
Butthurt would be more descriptive, but it doesn't sound as good. Lyin' works, too.
Just so YOU sound a little more educated, Sandy moved to L.A. in 1987. He went right to Playhouse West to conduct his classes because he already shared a close relationship with Robert Carnegie.
Who told you that stuff? Why do people make this stuff up? Whom ever gave you your facts taught you badly, it's not your fault.
|Russell Crowe
The word 'technique' comes from the word 'technology.' And like any technology it has to keep up with the times or it becomes obsolete. When Sanford Meisner taught, his technique was modern, like a good land-line phone. Today people need smart cell phones and the best acting techniques developed by great teachers of today.
It's past time for acting students to move on from old school thinking and techniques and get the best modern teaching. Obstinately clinging to old stuff is a drag.
Uta Hagen, Lee Strasberg, Stella, Sanford Meisner and others were such iconic teachers that today a lot of teachers continue to teach their techniques. Schools and actual degree programs have been set up based on their teachings and names. Ones like the Lee Strasberg Institute or the Stella Adler Academy. They are terribly expensive and very few working actors are produced by them. None of the original teachers set up institutions like those named after them.
In fact I don't think too many great actors who are taught and rely on those techniques get very far at all. In the past yes, but not today.
Also, learning an acting technique from the great teacher who developed the technique is the best person to learn it from. As soon as you learn the same technique from another teacher there is a step-down in quality. When a whole generation or more of time passes from the original teacher the technique becomes passé at best. Why bother with that when there are fabulous teachers who developed much more contemporary techniques that have an intimate relation to today's film, television and Stage.
Why would I ever consider learning from a distant hand-me-down teacher teaching techniques originated by Sanford Meisner when there are teachers like Larry Moss to learn from today? If Sanford Meisner reincarnated today he would greatly modify his teachings to fulfill today's standards. Great teachers do not remain stagnant over time. But when they die their teachings do.
I personally would avoid any teacher or school that teaches techniques taught by teachers who have died and are now gone, no matter how great those teachers were when they were alive. The current track record of those schools and teachers speaks for itself. The students of those schools don't book too much work. Those teachers, who created those techniques, have been dead for a long time and the vibrant life that they knew how to instill into students died with them to a large extent. And the more time that goes by the more irrelevant those techniques become.
Sometimes schools and teachers that teach those old techniques proclaim that a current movie star was trained by them. What they don't say is the movie star is quite old now and learned by the masters themselves. The younger stars may have started at those schools but stopped training there and moved on to teachers who taught techniques that have kept up with the ever changing dynamic of today's cinema.
I have audited classes where students did that Meisner repetition exercise where they repeated the same line back and forth to each other over and over dozens of times. It was nauseating to watch. It was torture to sit there and the first chance I got I escaped out the back door for fresh air and to keep from dying. He developed other acting exercises that some teachers use too that are just as awful. For me it is agonizing to watch that type of teaching and it is a slow miserable death to be subjected to it.
I think new actors should completely forget all that old stuff. They should find the best teachers today, who have developed successful techniques of their own, of this generation, who have a track records of cranking out working and award winning actors from their classes.
Larry Moss does that, Ivana Chubbuck does that. Other teachers do that. Larry Moss actually studied with Meisner himself but Larry never teaches those old tired exercises. He knows that techniques for film, TV, stage and life must adapt and keep up with the times.
If this post doesn't piss off a lot of people I must be losing my touch.
|Sean Penn
Yes and Larry Moss actually got kicked out of the program by Meisner himself...because according to Meisner he couldn't 'get' it..
|Russell Crowe
I didn't know that. I only know what Larry told us.
But thank goodness that happened.
|Morgan Freeman
Sucks that Larry Moss doesn't teach regular classes and only coaches celebs or only does masterclasses with long ass waiting lists.
It also sucks that he has NO worthy disciples either.
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iOS 7 preview: App Store gets location-based popularity, goes kid-friendly
The App Store debuted with iOS 2 (iPhone OS 2), got card-based search in iOS 6. Now, in addition to a complete visual make-over in iOS 7, it's also getting in on the location game with Apps Near Me, and finally - yes, finally - adding a kids category for children of all ages.
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- There's a new Kids category, which is subdivided by age range (i.e. 6-8) to make it easier for parents to find appropriate apps for their children.
- The new Popular Near Me tab shows you location-based recommendations, so, for example, if you're at the ball game, or shopping, or at a popular tourist trap, you can see what apps other people are finding useful while there.
- The App Store can now also be set to automatically update apps when new versions become available.
The new App Store look is very much in keeping with the general iOS 7 design language so no big surprises there. We haven't seen it in action yet, and traditionally App Store has been a thin native shell around web (UIWebView) content, so it remains to be seen if Apple could get the same kind of physicality out of the web (which doesn't seem likely) or if we'll be in for some profound architectural changes as well, come the fall. (Fingers crossed!)
We've been hoping for a kids category for the App Store for a long time, so that's great to see. The whole category system in general, however, seems ripe for innovation and hopefully Apple will step on the gas in improving that as well.
I'm not sure about Popular Apps Near Me. I'll have to see how it works. I really don't care what apps other people are using on my street, but I might care what apps other people are using at a specific venue or attraction. Still, that seems limited.
iOS is tied into social now, why not start some advanced matching based on my friends, or what other people on the entire network have that's similar to me but not yet owned by me. Again, ripe for innovation.
And don't even get me started on that cards-as-search-results metaphor again...
Automatic updates will be great for me. No more firing up an iPad and seeing 65 waiting, and then me having to wait as they update. Georgia will hate them, but she can likely turn them off. There's always the chance of a bad update, but there's probably more chance of a needful update not being done. Net positive?
As for any other improvements, small or large, looks like we'll have to wait to find out.
The new App Store app ships with iOS 7 this fall. For now, let me know what you think of the new kids category, the new location-based recommendations, and the new auto-updates. Will you be using any of them? All?
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The kids category is of particular interest to me (for my children of course).
I'm not exactly sure if the places I frequent will benefit from an "apps around me" enhancement. I don't travel much, so... Despite living in a town that enjoys its fair share of tourist stops and destinations, I don't believe this will be of any benefit to me.
I really hope that there is an option to disable/enable the auto-update-apps feature; and I hope, hope, hope it is a device dependent feature, not account/Apple ID dependent. My family and I currently share an Apple ID for the benefit of our younger kids. I personally like to keep tabs on what "improvements" are being applied to the apps I enjoy on a regular basis, so I'd like to continue seeing the red badge of update notification on my App Store, however if the apps on my children's iPad minis would just update automatically, then yeah, that would be just one less thing that I'd have to keep up with on a daily basis.
Very happy to see them start checking off the catch-up features. Very solid additions.
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It was a lackluster offensive performance by Wando, which threw for 65 total yards and ran for 195 more (260 total). Summerville actually fared slightly worse, gaining 257 total yards, but was able to capitalize on more drives and turnovers.
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amandaoasis wrote:First, congrats on Jacob's arrival!
Your milk supply should come back up, especially if you are nursing and pumping.
Have you spoken with a lactation consultant? If you can, I would do a feed and weigh session. They will weigh Jacob before a feeding, you will feed him, and then they will weigh him again after. That way you can determine if he is efficiently transferring milk. The lactation consultant may also be able to recommend some herbs that might help.
I have also noticed that oatmeal (especially the steel cut variety) makes my supply feel more abundant. There are a lot of women who swear by it.
Good luck!
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