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I'm exactly the same, just found out yesterday that I'm 5+5 and I've felt really queasy for the past week! I've found eating little and often helps a little but as I've only just found out I haven't tried much yet! All the best!
Same here, i started getting the sickness very early as well, it must have been 4-5th week (it didn't involve vomiting all the time but when it did, it was only fluids). Actually throwing up has beenhelping me feel betterfor the rest of the dayso if you are in a position to do it (at home or somewhere else where people are not nosing), I recommend it (as crazy as it sounds :) Good luck and hope it goes away quickly - i have been feeling quite bad during the whole days in the following weeks and just now (11th week), I start to get somewhat of a break in the second half of the day - the feeling of not being sick still amazes me ! :)
Have only experienced nausea at the moment, haven't been physically sick yet but feeling like it is only a matter of time!!!!! Have found hot buttered toast works when I'm feeling peckish but nauseous at the same time and as a tip from the MIL sucking on aniseed balls, particularly in the afternoon.


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At long last, those Delphic numbers get the scrutiny they deserve.
Because the networks handle the exit polls in such a cloak-and-dagger fashion, not every newscaster who talks about them understands their limitations. The Washington Post's Howard Kurtz captured the naivety of Tucker Carlson, who, on Crossfire, lashed out at what he considered a faulty data dump: "Somebody should reassess exit polling," Carlson said. "It's useless." When Juan Williams threw a similar fit on Fox News Channel about the worthlessness of the exit polls, William Kristol attempted to calm him by noting the obvious: Exit polls are polls, and all polls contain a margin of error.
To that Kristol could have added that no poll is better than the methodology behind it; that exit polls weren't designed to predict winners; and that no state was given to either candidate due to them.
The good thing about today's uproar is that it's accelerating the much-needed demystification of exit polls that Kinsley commenced. Readers and viewers are asking the news organizations (CBS, NBC, ABC, CNN, Fox, and the Associated Press) that own the outfit that produces the exit-poll data, the National Election Pool, questions about how the polls are conducted, how they're used, how accurate they are, and the need for keeping them officially secret on election night even though newscasters blithely lift from them.
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LAKE ELSINORE, Calif. -- The Formerly Used Defense Sites program wants everyone to get acquainted with the 3Rs; recognize, retreat and report. 3Rs for a straight forward approach to explosives safety.
To raise public awareness about the danger of un-exploded ordnance, a team of Corps employees and contract partners have set up shop at numerous special events in what was once the California-Arizona Maneuver Area.
"Even people who live near FUDS don't really know, so this is a nice way for us to reach out to a high number of individuals," said Stephanie Baldwin, Bristol Environmental Remediation Services. "It's nice because it's an informal engagement."
Not long after the gates opened, a gentleman walking by the FUDS display pulled out his smart phone to show the team a picture of his desert trophy... a 155mm howitzer round (complete with fuse) that he has had in his garage for about two years. Too late for "recognize" and "retreat" the team went straight to "report" and asked him to dial 911 immediately.
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- January 8, 2014
There's no question that vehemently protesting a big screen version of a beloved television series has become so commonplace that it's now simply a cliché, but when it comes to Sex and the City, it's not as easy as loudly screaming "NO NO NO" and plugging one's ears. It's complicated....
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We rarely get to see movies being watched in other movies – probably because while it's fun to watch films, it's fairly boring to watch other people watch films. That being said – there are plenty of characters out there who would no doubt be a blast to watch movies...
Movie News After Dark: Street Spock, Billy Connolly, Dr. Strangelove, Gary Oldman and Robo with a Shotgun
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What is Movie News After Dark? It's a nightly collection of things that serious movie lovers will find interesting, useful, or both. We begin this evening with an image from the website of the LA Times, who are featuring great reader photos chronicling Southern California moments. This one, by a...
'The Last Airbender' and 'Sex and the City 2' Win Big at The Razzies: You Know, For Sucking
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The day that Hollywood waits for all year is here. Also, the day that people who write about Hollywood wait for all year is here. Hollywood is probably paying attention to the Oscar winners, but for the rest of us it's time to see who won The Razzies. After all...
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The moment that Ricky Gervais secretly waits for every year is upon us. The nominations for the 31st Golden Raspberry Awards are in. The Razzies is a different kind of awards show, not one that heaps false praise on people that it doesn't respect, but one that dishonors the worst...
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For better or worse, this summer of movies is over, and now we're in the early-Fall transition into the inevitable season of so-called "serious" awards-friendly films, films that supposedly say a lot about human nature and our time and place as a culture. However, I've always contended that it is...
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How to stay safe, but if necessary, how to kick ass!!See Sally Kick Ass: A Woman's Guide to Personal Safety is the girl's answer on how to be safe in today's world. This book provides over 650 helpful safety suggestions to incorporate into your everyday life. These ideas include tips for at home, in the car, shopping, and traveling, to making your children safer, to date rape prevention. While the book focuses primarily on prevention, it acknowledges things happen and therefore teaches self-defense techniques that are direct and highly effective. There are 134 pictures illustrating how to defend yourself and how to stop an attacker in his tracks.
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Just because I'm a credit *****, I'll start this 2 days in advance. If I'm not the first one to start one I apologize. Fact of the matter is I'm too lazy to type a couple characters into the search bar.
Anyway, I notice weather.com has taken their "severe" off of Saturday's forecast. Does that mean there will just be t-storms to contend with or is bad stuff still expected?
Exaggeration is a BILLION times worse than understating.
It's not going to rain.
It's going to storm!
2 days in advance? This is like 330 days in advance!
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You have almost 5 crap tons.
You're giving us a prediction on a past date? Not impressed.
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Three days ... that's tomorrow!
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Probiotic supplements have become increasingly popular in recent years, and for good reason. Regular consumption of probiotic supplements is credited with everything from improved digestive tract health to, more recently, a link with lowering blood pressure. Like with most things in life, all probiotics are not the same. Some options are outstanding and offer everything probiotics are purported to have, but others have problems. Before you add a probiotic supplement to your dietary routine, read on to learn everything you need to know to make a good choice in your supplement selection.
The Problems. The term probiotic is only loosely regulated. A company that uses poor manufacturing and quality standards can use the term just as much as a company that adheres to only the strictest standards. Use a critical eye to distinguish the best options from the worst.
Not Enough Probiotics. Some probiotic supplements and products have only a very small amount of probiotics in them. For example, many major yogurt companies market their yogurts as a way to supplement your diet with probiotics. The problem is that most of these yogurts do not have enough probiotics in them to provide benefits.
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It's kind of funny to think back and realize that the PG-13 rating was created because of a pair of Steven Spielberg flicks. Boiled down to its essence, the new rating was invented because of A) the heart-ripping sequence from Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom and B) the microwave oven explosion in Gremlins. (Yes, I know Joe Dante directed Gremlins, but it was a Spielberg production.) I remember thinking it was a very smart move: This way movies could get a little more violent / sexy / nasty -- without overdoing it -- and the youthful movie fans could still enjoy the mayhem. But we should have known something was out of whack from the very first flick: The debut of the PG-13 was on John Milius' Red Dawn ... which quickly made its way into the record books as one of the most violent films ever made.
So what began as a simple warning for parents -- "This rating is not 'enforced' like the Restricted is, but we thought you'd want to know that this movie is just a little bit rougher than your typical PG fare" -- quickly became something else: an oasis of profitability wedged between the now-kiddified PG rating and the oh-so-alluring R. Basically, a new rating tailor-made for Hollywood's most coveted demographic: the teenager. (You tell a 15-year-old that this movie is too scary or too sexy for a 13-year old, but not for a 15-year-old, and you're halfway to getting that kid in the door, regardless of what the movie is.) Over the past 24 years, the PG-13 has become a sacred target for fiscally-minded filmmakers -- especially where horror movies are concerned. Now don't get me wrong: There are tons of "soft" horror movies that are perfectly entertaining, but I'm of the opinion that if you want to make something really scary, then that movie will most likely end up in the "R" territory. Graphic violence, serious tension, unpleasant themes and big-boy scares will pretty much always result in an R rating when all is said and done. Except when the goal from the very beginning is to craft a "PG-13 horror product" that will sell a lot of tickets for three days even though everyone knows it's freaking terrible.
According to the IMDb, these are the PG-13 horror movies that were released by studios between 1984 and April 2008: An American Haunting (2005), Anaconda (1997), Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid (2004), Arachnophobia (1990), Alien vs. Predator (2004), Bats (1999), Blood and Chocolate (2006), Boogeyman (2005), The Bride (1985), Cat's Eye (1985), The Cave (2005), Cloverfield (2008), The Covenant (2006), Critters (1986), Critters 2: The Main Course (1988), Cry Wolf (2005), Cursed (2005), The Dark (2002), Dark Water (2005), Darkness Falls (2003), Eight Legged Freaks (2002), The Exorcism of Emily Rose (2005), The Eye (2008), The Fog (2005), The Gate (1987), Godsend (2004), Gremlins 2: The New Batch (1990), The Grudge (2004), The Grudge 2 (2006), The Haunting (1999), Island of Dr. Moreau (1996), Jaws: The Revenge (1987), Lady in White (1988), The Messengers (2007), One Missed Call (2008), The Others (2001), Poltergeist 2: The Other Side (1986), Poltergeist 3 (1988), Prom Night (2008), Pulse (2006), The Ring (2002), The Ring 2 (2005), Shutter (2008), The Skeleton Key (2005), Skinwalkers (2006), Soul Survivors (2001), Stay Alive (2006), They (2002), Tremors (1990), When a Stranger Calls (2006), White Noise (2005), The Wicker Man (2006) and Willard (2003)
I'm sure I've missed a few, but I can only go by what Mr. IMDb Power Search tells me. As you scan through that list, you'll notice two main types of movie: The tongue-in-cheek monster movies (which are usually pretty fun) and the other ones. The remakes, the sequels, the rip-offs ... the commerce, basically. But when you hear film critics and horror fans raving over a new terror flick, it's almost always a movie that pushes the envelope in some way ... hence the R rating. (Anyone wanna see a PG-13 version of The Descent? Inside? Pan's Labyrinth? 28 Days Later? The Host? Oh my bad. None of those were produced by the Hollywood studios.) Call me a bloodthirsty bastard if you like, but for a horror flick to be any good, it really has to offer (at least the chance of) something truly shocking, scary or nasty -- which means the PG-13 rating has no business in the genre. The batting average pretty much speaks for itself: Aside from a stray aberration like Cloverfield or The Ring or The Others, I now consider the PG-13 rating the kiss of death where horror flicks are concerned. I suspected it for years, but I think it was that pathetic new Prom Night flick that sealed the deal.
Then again, the last two really solid R-rated horror movies I saw (The Mist and The Ruins) pretty much died at the box office, so what the hell do I know? Between the financial failures of the grown-up horror movies and the get-rich-quick successes of the PG-13 crap, it's getting pretty tough to be a horror fan these days.
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Rikki, aka Dunn With Tradition, is a 15.2 hand (and still growing), red dun overo stallion with an APHA Open Halter ROM earning 33 points and 23 Grands and Reserves.
His pedigree reads as a who's who in the Halter World, both in paints and quarter horses yet Dunn with Tradition is a beautiful, soft mover. Unfortunately he was injured as a youngster and has been unable to be shown after that. We hope to have video of him moving up on the website soon. Dunn With Tradition is a very balanced horse with a lot of natural muscle and pretty that doesn't end.
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Denver Mayor Michael Hancock and Gov. John Hickenlooper are starting to mull the possibility of making a bid for the 2022 winter Olympics.
No formal meetings have been scheduled between the two, but informal discussions are taking place about courting the Olympics.
"This is where you start doing the stretching to see if the body is fit and limber enough to pursue it," Hancock said today. "We know what we are capable of doing in Denver, the question is now — do we test it on the Olympics."
This is not the first time the city has considered playing host. Denver was awarded the 1976 games in 1972, but declined the offer. Taxpayers resoundingly said no to footing the bill, with 59 percent voting nay.
Hancock said it is very early in the process to consider asking taxpayers to help bring the games to Denver.
"We need to figure out how to structure our community to pursue this. I'm talking about the stakeholders, the business community; those who would be interested in helping us raise the resources in order to pursue them," Hancock said. "It's a very expensive process to go after."
Denver is the only city to decline hosting the Olympic games. The last winter Olympics in the U.S. were held in Salt Lake City in 2002 for a price tag of more than $2 billion.
"Denver is a much different city today than it was in 1972. We have proven ourselves to be able to host a global event of this caliber." Hancock said.
He pointed to the Democratic National Convention as one of many examples of Denver's ability to successfully court and host large-scale events.
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GILPIN, Colo. - Two women are hospitalized after being attacked by a moose.
Jacquie Boron, 50, said she and her friend, Ellen Marie Divis, 57, were walking their dogs in Gilpin County, near Black Hawk, Sunday around 10 a.m. when they heard a noise behind them and the moose went after them.
"All of a sudden I looked up and he was looking right at me and grunted and then charged, with his head down. He got me in the chest and that threw me back on the ground," said Boron.
She said she tried to get up, but he kept coming back.
"My friend Ellen ran for help and the dogs ran away too," she said. "He knocked me down first and charged me, then circled back and charged her again."
Boron said it It happened in a matter of minutes.
"I would say five minutes at the most. It's hard to tell when you're just getting trampled," said Boron.
"I'm glued in the face. I have 10 staples in my head and I have 15 stitches in my leg where he had stepped on me and had pulled the skin away," said Boron. "This is where I hike every day."
Neighbors have seen moose in the area, but Boron said she hasn't until now.
Boron's roommate heard screams.
"I heard her yelling. I couldn't hear what she was saying so I came outside and she was yelling help, call 911," said a roommate. "She looked up and bop, [he] hit her [and] knocked her about 20 feet she thinks. My roommate, she didn't even know she was hurt, she had a huge contusion on her head."
The roommate said Divis had broken bones, cuts and bruises and stitches.
"It was pretty freaky," he said.
Both women were taken to St. Anthony Central Hospital.
"We did go out looking for the moose but we were unable to locate it," said Jennifer Churchill with Colorado Parks & Wildlife. "A couple of neighbors have told us there's a lot of moose around -- there's one with calves as well, so we don't really want to take just any moose out."
"Moose have no natural predators in Colorado, so the only natural predator they have outside of Colorado is wolves and those are canids, like dogs," she said.
Churchill said about five people have been injured by moose in Colorado in the past two or three years and dogs were involved in most of the situations.
"These ladies weren't doing anything wrong at all," she said. "It's unfortunate that they just kind of surprised each other."
She said if you encounter a moose, try to back out of the area and put some distance between you and the moose.
"These animals are very different than our other wildlife," Churchill said. "Without any natural predators they're really not afraid of us and they have no reason to be."
"I think I'll stay away from there as I long as I know that moose is back there," said Boron. "Don't hike where you know that there's moose out there. It doesn't take much to startle them or get a response out of them."
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Yesterday, the NY Times published a feature on legendary tattooer and fine artist Thom deVita entitled "For Restless Pioneer of Modern Tattoo Art, a Life Beyond Ink." As the title reflects, the focus is on how the 81-year-old deVita continues to make art -- from rubbings and stencils on wooden crates, cutting boards, old ledgers...
Chris Grosso described deVita's work as a "compulsion." Grosso is the producer of Vice's Tattoo Age, the wonderfully produced documentary series profiling artists in a way that honors the craft. One such profile was a five-part series on deVita (the first of which is embedded below). Here are our posts on all episodes: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, and Part 5.
Thom deVita began tattooing on NYC's Lower East Side in 1961, over 50 years ago, just as the city instituted its ban on the art form - a ban that was lifted in 1997. His approach to tattooing, even back then, was as a fine artist. The NY Times explains:
"He is one of the founders of modern tattooing," said Mr. Grosso, who befriended Mr. DeVita two years ago while filming a documentary about him. "It's not what you see on reality television, but something that only he and seven other people in the 1960s started, from purely a love for the art form. He wasn't from a sailor or biker background, where tattooing comes with the territory. They appreciated the great Japanese masters, the people from Samoa. Thom was at the forefront of that."Read more here.
As the article further notes, Grosso has set up a website to sell deVita's work. The work has a certain power to it, as if each piece carries with it decades of tattoo tradition. Grosso brings the proceeds from the sales to Newburgh in Upstate NY, where deVita has lived since leaving NYC in the nineties.
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Yesterday the NY Times profiled Smith Street Tattoo and offered a beautiful slideshow on the shop. The essence of the feature is how tattoo collectors from around the world will travel to the Brooklyn parlour to get "New York Style tattoos," or as co-owner Bert Krak says, "tattoos that look like tattoos."
Here's a taste from the article:
Mr. Krak opened the shop in 2008 with another artist, Steve Boltz, 42. Mr. Santoro and Eli Quinters, 35, completed their team. The four men, who all are impressively inked themselves, work with a brotherly camaraderie. They chat above the constant hum of the tattoo guns they operate, which drone on like summer locusts. Smith Street Tattoo's international reputation might stem from its artists' frequent trips abroad. "We probably tattoo more Australians than Americans," Alex Kapsidelis, the shop's manager, said. "I booked an appointment for a guy from Singapore who flew here just to get tattooed." And what did he get? Mr. Kapsidelis, 24, looked to Mr. Santoro. "I don't remember," Mr. Santoro said. "Something cool."
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Every now and again there's a wave of articles on tattoos in the workplace, and here's how they all go: more people have tattoos so now there are more workers with tattoos who no longer want to cover them up. They cite the latest Harris Poll or Pew Research poll because statistics are sexy. And then they'll use words like "tats" or "inked up" simply to annoy me.
Oh, and then there are the comments from the masses! If you think tattoo discrimination no longer exists, read the comments section of any tattoo article around the world -- go ahead, I'll wait -- and see that there are multitudes of people with unblemished skin who are personally offended by yours. They say that don't want you serving them coffee or selling them panties. There's always some lower level manager who barks that he would never hire someone with tattoos, of course not knowing that his CEO probably has one. With the strong response to these articles -- which advertisers love because they can flash more products in your face while you're seething at Bob from Boise -- you'll find that the same reporting gets thrown out there.
Yesterday the NY Times published its own tattoos-at-work story. I expected it to be better than most, because it is the Times, but there were the usual cliches: "tattoos are no longer the sole province of gang members, garage mechanics ..." Ah mechanics! That's more clever than sailors and bikers. But the verbiage is almost always the same. Then the statistics follow. Then they call in the lawyers to comment on discrimination. Many times that's me, but our answers are usually all the same: Generally companies have a great deal of discretion in hiring and enforcing their workplace appearance policies as long as they don't discriminate on the basis of religion, sex, race, color, or national origin under Title VII of the US Civil Rights Act.
The take-away from the NY Times article is that those in conservative offices are more likely to cover up than those in more creative fields. No will will gasp in disbelief at that. What would have meatier is to do some research on the public perception of tattoos, now that so many more people are covered, now there we are inundated with reality shows, now that Kat Von D is a best selling author. And then see how those perceptions affect people's wallets.
Internet comment trolls aside, are people who don't like tattoos not going to go to a restaurant or not buying a Starbucks coffee because some employees may have them? Does their cash follow their opinions on the art? In a number of cases it may. The Starbucks in a small religious town may feel backlash but it's not going to happen in my hood in Brooklyn. Perhaps having managers of different regions decide the policy would be a better option than a company-wide ban.
I do think companies that have a legitimate right to want to protect their brand image should be able to do so within the bounds of the law, but they should do so within the bounds of common sense. I've used this example before, but I do think that if I wanted to hire just heavily tattooed badass attorneys, I should be allowed to. If I want to reach a tattoo collector and artist clientele, having just tattooed attorneys conveys that we have a personal understanding the issues. And that may be total bullshit. You don't need a tattoo to provide effective legal services to a tattoo studio, but creating brand trust -- just like all luxury brands do -- has a greater reach to your target market.
Bottom line: We need to fight discrimination. We need to do so by gathering information to prove that the stereotypes are wrong. But we also need to balance that with legitimate rights of people and companies to do business the way they want. There needs to be corporate responsibility but also personal responsibility for our decisions. There needs to be a balance.
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Our good friend Viktor Koen -- fine artist, illustrator, professor and mensch -- sent me this photo of the tattoo above, which was designed by him as an illustration for the NY Times in 2010 and later tattooed by Errol of Inkstitution in Rotterdam on Ruud, a PhD candidate in the Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience. Obviously, Ruud has a professional interest in this art.
Viktor says on his Tumblr that he believes "butterfly-brain man" was one of his first illustrations to appear on the front page of the printed NY Times edition (on Tuesday June 29th, 2010). When Ruud saw the illustrations, he ripped them from the paper and took them to Errol. [The illustrations are placed on the back of Ruud's arms facing each other.] This June, after the last session, Ruud contacted Viktor to say that the artwork was now permanently displayed on his body. Viktor was happy.
I wanted to share this with y'all because I really liked how Ruud let Viktor know just how much his art was appreciated. Often when images are ripped from media, the original creators aren't made aware of how their work has been translated on skin. Of course, legally, it's better practice to get permission first from the artist for copyright purposes but I'll save the copyright talk for another time. I just thought this was cool on many levels.
I'm also digging many other works in Errol's portfolio. Check them on Facebook and the Inkstitution site.
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Yesterday, the New York Times profiled Dr. Lakra and his first solo show in NYC. The article is accompanied by a great photo gallery of his work. The exhibit is currently on view at The Drawing Center at 3 Wooster Street in Manhattan and runs until April 23rd.
The Mexico City tattooist, born Jeronimo Lopez Ramirez, got the name Dr. Lakra because he used to carry around his homemade tattoo machine in a doctor's bag, as the NY Times notes, and "lacra" is slang for a mark on skin and "scum of the earth." In 1993, he moved to Oakland, CA and soon met Ed Hardy who helped him evolve from scratcher to, well, an artist who's having his solo show profiled in the NY Times. Here's more from the article:
Mr. Hardy, impressed by Dr. Lakra's drawings, traded him professional tattoo equipment for a painting and took the younger artist under his wing. 'I couldn't do a proper apprenticeship because I was working,' Dr. Lakra said, referring to his job as a dishwasher. 'He let me be in the shop just watching. I became friends with all the other workers, and I got many, many tattoos.'Eventually, Dr. Lakra went back to Mexico City and got hooked up with the Kurimanzutto gallery, which encouraged him to do large scale work beyond his tattoo-styled drawings on vintage magazines and found objects. This show at The Drawing Center features large scale wall drawings as well as paintings he created during the 10-day installation of the show.
Check the article for more on Dr. Lakra, and the The Drawing Center's site for an online peak at the show.
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Many essayists use tattoos as metaphors, often in cringe-worthy cliches. But I love this one from Shonna Milliken Humphrey in The NY Times today called "When a Former Life Beckons." The author who is my age, 37, looks back on her first tattoo and who she was then compared to the woman she is now as her tattoo is reworked and revitalized. Here's a taste:
Instead of walking unsteadily along a dimly lighted Savannah side street, I found the tattoo parlor door in the bright afternoon outside a familiar area of my Portland, Me., home. The tattoo artist, a woman named Danielle, wore a Bettie Page hairstyle and carried a vintage leopard print bag, and I knew immediately that I'd like her.
Get a hardcopy of the article in this Sunday's The NY Times.
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Google has purchased Agnilux, a secretive chip house made up of engineers who architected the heart of the iPad, then left the company.
Reuters' PEHub reported the story Tuesday night. A Google spokesman also confirmed the acquisition to PCMag.com.
"We're pleased to welcome the Agnilux team to Google, but we don't have any additional information to share right now," a Google spokesman said Tuesday night via email.
What is Agnilux up to? No one really knows. Company executives include those from PA Semi, which Apple purchased in 2008. That team then created the A4 chip, which powers the iPad. According to The New York Times, the team, which includes Amarjeet Gill, Mark Hayter and Puneet Kuma, was working on some sort of a server. Dan Dobberpuhl, the chief executive of PA Semi, was reported to have led Agnilux as well, after he departed the company.
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Yesterday was one year since the crash I've written about here previously. I sent this email out to friends and cycling club members and just thought I would share it with this group of friends many of whom have been supportive of me. Thank you.
"It's been one year since I crashed. Crashed and broke my neck. For reasons unknown to me I am not dead or paralyzed. Today is a day to celebrate. A celebration of renewal. So, this morning I went off on a ride to my favorite donut shop. A chocolate donut and a cup of black coffee and 17 miles on my bicycle. Finally a guilt-free donut. Later Vicki and I joined our Wednesday ride and did another 30 miles with a strong group of riders. For both rides I averaged 15 mph. Only cyclists, especially cyclists approaching age 70, will understand why that matters.
Afterwards Vicki and I went out to dinner. Later I sat out on the porch in a rocking chair with a Bushmill's and a cigar and began remembering. A crash for unknown reasons, a rush to two hospitals, a fusion of my cervical spine and a time of rehabilitation. But, that's not really the important part. As I lay in a hospital bed there were thoughts that filtered through my head.....when this is over I will be better than before.....I do not want to die and leave this sadness for Vicki, Wolf, Jocelyn and my friends....I do not want to disappoint my friends. As I was being taken to my second operation I had the distinct feeling that I could die and it was OK. OK except for what it might mean to others. But, I was at peace with whatever happened.
Then friends came. David and Melanie, Mike and WJ, Bob Douglas, Skip...the list goes on and on. People who make the planet a better place. Through it all Peter Hughes was there to stand with Vicki. She and I are forever grateful for everyone's contribution to my healing. And hers. When I told Pete how much I appreciated his friendship and comfort to Vicki he said, "She's the gold standard." Indeed she is. Whatever force of Spirit caused our paths to meet and merge is a miracle to me. Not a day goes by.... literally not a day.... that I don't realize how fortunate I am to know her.
And, I am especially grateful for friends I have known forever like Tuck and Chris whose friendship grows continually and new friends we've met through TCC and other endeavors. I was an only child of a single mother surrounded by an Italian family of many aunts, uncle and cousins. But, for me, my friends have always been "family." So, today is not so much a celebration of my rising, Phoenix like from ashes, as a celebration of what all of you bring to me and the world.
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Henk de Vries (1979) followed his organ studies at the Groningen Conservatory of Music with Johan Beeftink and Theo Jellema, and took several master classes. At the same time he studied church music at the Royal Conservatory inThe Hague. He also managed to follow the studies Contemporary Improvisation, Cembalo, Piano, Basso Continuo and Choirconducting
In 2008 he finished his two-year specialized organ study and obtained the title ´Master of Music´ with honors. At the Royal Conservatory in The Hague his professors were Theo Jellema and Jos van der Kooy; at the Academy of Music and Theatre in Hamburg, Wolfgang Zerer was his professor.
Henk is principal organist at St. Peter's Church in Zuidbroek with its beautiful Schnitger/Freytag-organ from 1795. He is active as accompanist for choirs and soloists. He performed on Radio 4, the channel for classical music. Several study and concert tours took him to many European countries and the USA.
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Two Harbors InvestmentDividend Yield: 10.40% Two Harbors Investment (NYSE: TWO) shares currently have a dividend yield of 10.40%. Two Harbors Investment Corp. operates as a real estate investment trust (REIT) that focuses on investing in, financing, and managing residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS), residential mortgage loans, and other financial assets. The company has a P/E ratio of 9.01. The average volume for Two Harbors Investment has been 7,655,000 shares per day over the past 30 days. Two Harbors Investment has a market cap of $4.5 billion and is part of the real estate industry. Shares are up 10.1% year to date as of the close of trading on Thursday. TheStreet Ratings rates Two Harbors Investment as a hold. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its robust revenue growth, attractive valuation levels and expanding profit margins. However, as a counter to these strengths, we also find weaknesses including weak operating cash flow and disappointing return on equity. Highlights from the ratings report include:
- TWO's very impressive revenue growth greatly exceeded the industry average of 10.1%. Since the same quarter one year prior, revenues leaped by 255.5%. Growth in the company's revenue appears to have helped boost the earnings per share.
- Compared to where it was a year ago today, the stock is now trading at a higher level, reflecting both the market's overall trend during that period and the fact that the company's earnings growth has been robust. Despite the fact that it has already risen in the past year, there is currently no conclusive evidence that warrants the purchase or sale of this stock.
- TWO HARBORS INVESTMENT CORP reported significant earnings per share improvement in the most recent quarter compared to the same quarter a year ago. This company has reported somewhat volatile earnings recently. But, we feel it is poised for EPS growth in the coming year. During the past fiscal year, TWO HARBORS INVESTMENT CORP reported lower earnings of $1.11 versus $1.27 in the prior year. This year, the market expects an improvement in earnings ($1.28 versus $1.11).
- The company's current return on equity has slightly decreased from the same quarter one year prior. This implies a minor weakness in the organization. Compared to other companies in the Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) industry and the overall market on the basis of return on equity, TWO HARBORS INVESTMENT CORP has outperformed in comparison with the industry average, but has underperformed when compared to that of the S&P 500.
- Net operating cash flow has significantly decreased to $0.14 million or 99.77% when compared to the same quarter last year. In addition, when comparing the cash generation rate to the industry average, the firm's growth is significantly lower.
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the arrests for poaching came from information provided by the public.
In McDonald County, Chris Campbell meets people through neighborhood watch programs. "My county is rural, she says, "so it's important to enlist the help of as many people as possible." She talks to individuals and groups about how they can help stop crime, such as getting a license number or description of a suspect. She tells them to call her anytime, and they don't hesitate to do so. A phone call she recently received at 1:30 a.m. resulted in the arrest of a deer poacher.
To make community policing work, agents must be seen around town, not just at crime scenes. Scott Burger, an agent in Jasper County, helps coach his children's baseball and basketball teams. He gets to know parents, as well as team members. He also takes time to speak to kids he meets at the mall and at church.
"The more you get involved with a community, the more people talk to you about their concerns," Burger says. "Knowing the people speeds up the process. I get information I need about illegal activity in a more timely manner."
Agents aren't the only ones who benefit from the quick flow of information. Just ask Anthony "Jake" Jakuboski, a retired mail carrier from St. Louis. Three years ago, he moved near Bland and wanted to improve his 80 acres for wildlife.
He worked with Kevin Bryant, a conservation agent, who showed him how to convert pasture into food plots for wildlife and how to make brush piles to attract rabbits and quail. "I saw a difference in the abundance of wildlife in just three years," Jakuboski says. "I have more quail, more turkey and more deer, and I even saw signs of a little bear. Kevin showed me how to make casts of one of his tracks."
The real test, however, came when Jakuboski noticed around 100 bluegill dying in his pond. He called Bryant who immediately put him in touch with Robert Pulliam, an aquatic services biologist, who inspected the pond and diagnosed the problem. Bryant called later to make sure everything was going well and continues to keep in touch with Jakuboski, as he does with other landowners in Gasconade County.
Over the years conservation agents, like other law enforcement officers, have relied on up-to-date technology, but the agents never allowed the faster all terrain vehicles and latest radio communication to replace their contact with the community, says Yamnitz.
Conservation agents contact more than 245,000 people each year who are enjoying Missouri's outdoors. Agents work out of their homes and receive thousands of calls about wildlife damage, road-killed deer and regulations. In spite of all that public contact, less than 30 complaints are lodged each year against agents, and less than 1 percent of them are ever substantiated after a lengthy investigation, Yamnitz says. In addition, conservation agents have a conviction rate of more than 95 percent for all arrests made. This type of success could never be achieved without the support of the community.
"We must manage the resources for the good of the people," Yamnitz says. "Agents can't be too involved with the resource. They must care about people to be a good agent. The hardest thing I ever did was to leave my first assignment. It wasn't the area I miss so much as the people." He and his family still go back to Texas County to visit the good friends that they made there.


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London Olympics organizers are coming under fire over bungled security staffing and other issues that have prompted British media and opposition lawmakers to declare the Games a "fiasco."
LONDON — "Ten days to the Games — what could go wrong?" a sarcastic headline in Britain's Guardian newspaper asked Tuesday. The answer, as this Olympic host nation has discovered, is: Quite a lot.
Even as athletes begin arriving in London for the 2012 Games, Olympic organizers are coming under fire over bungled security staffing and other issues that have prompted British media and opposition lawmakers to already declare the event a "fiasco."
On Tuesday, organizers said they would withdraw about 500,000 tickets for soccer matches and reduce stadium sizes because of scant demand in farther-flung host cities in Britain, including Glasgow and Cardiff.
A day earlier, U.S. and other athletes were hauled around for hours on at least two buses that lost their way en route to the Olympic Village in East London.
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That joy ride paled in comparison with the security blunders casting a shadow ahead of the Games. The private contractor hired to provide guards — British giant G4S — conceded last week it was at least 3,500 personnel short, sending the military scrambling to make up the gap.
On Tuesday, furious lawmakers summoned the company's chief executive, Nick Buckles, before Parliament for an emergency hearing.
They grilled him on management failings and reports even more G4S staffers were poorly trained or were failing to report to work at Olympic sites across Britain, forcing police departments to step in to provide additional security in some areas outside London.
"It's a humiliating shambles for the country, isn't it?" said David Winnick, a member of the opposition Labor Party.
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Manchester United are reportedly looking to beat their rivals to the double signing of Joao Filipe and Joao Virginia.
TalkSport passes on the news that there are apparently several suitors interested in signing the pair, but Manchester United are hoping to win the battle.
Both the youngsters play for Portuguese side Benfica and are aged just 15. Promising performances in the youth side has attracted interested from a number of big clubs.
Filipe has already been likened to fellow Portuguese legend Cristiano Ronaldo. Able to play as a winger or an attacking midfielder, many consider him an exciting prospect.
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The governor, facing light opposition in Tuesday's Democratic primary, is preparing his budget message, scheduled for March 26. Lawmakers have already begun hearing from state agencies, not waiting for him.
"I think especially since the days of (former Gov. Rod) Blagojevich – I hate to even bring that name up," says State Sen. Sam McCann (R-Carlinville), "but I think it's become almost a necessity, unfortunately."
Another sees money just waiting to be grabbed up.
"We passed legislation last year to get fracking down in Southern Illinois, which would start generating revenue," says State Rep. Wayne Rosenthal (R-Morrisonville). "We need to get off center and start that process."
A senator from Gov. Pat Quinn's own party is looking forward to hearing the ideas.
"No. 1 issue is school funding in my district," says State Sen. Andy Manar (D-Bunker Hill). "That goes for whether I find myself in an urban neighborhood in Decatur or I find myself in Hillsboro."
The governor pushed the budget address from February to a week after the primary election. His office says it was to better prepare for the speech, though the political people in Springfield believe it was moved to occur after the primary.


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Pianist Joel Fan performs Bolcom, Carter, Kirchner in bold recital
There weren't any minimalist composers on Joel Fan's all-contemporary recital Tuesday night at An die Musik. The minimalism came from the audience -- all five of us (including two employees from the store, drafted for duty). I think this is now my own personal record for a concert with low attendance, but it also turned out to be one of the most satisfying piano performances I've heard.
It's absurd that there aren't more folks in Baltimore willing to turn out for a program of William Bolcom, Leon Kirchner and Elliott Carter -- three of the best known, most distinguished composers in American music history. The fourth composer Fan chose, Derek Bermel, has a significant presence on the contemporary scene, too.
At the very least, where were the students from Peabody? Don't they want to hear a first-rate keyboard artist -- a Peabody alum, at that, with a substantial international career -- play incredibly demanding repertoire that doesn't turn up every day? Pitiful, just pitiful.
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The superbly crafted gems that make up Bolcom's Nine New Bagatelles were delivered with abundant nuance. Fan, who recently made the premiere recording of the work, shaped the "Valse Oubliable" and "Pavanne" movements with particular vibrancy.
The late-Leon Kirchner composed his Sonata No. 3 ("The Forbidden") for Fan. The work derives a sweeping power from its distinctive fusion of atonal and tonal languages, its struggle between lyrical repose and unbridled animation. Fan handled it all with elan. Bermel's colorful, agitated "Funk Studies" received a taut performance as well.
Fan, who played the same program Wednesday at the National Gallery in DC, even rewarded his faithful An die Musik listeners with an encore, one far away from the program's stylistic world -- Liszt's "Rigoletto" Paraphrase. I wasn't as crazy about the playing this time. The pianist curiously pounded out the initial melody, missing the vocal quality of the line entirely, but his subsequent bravura flights were certainly impressive.
All in all, Fan's generous, show-must-go-on spirit proved to be a class act. It deserved to be heard by a lot more people.


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Sometimes success is simply a matter of sticking to your guns, no matter what. Take Marsiyana Henricus (FCRH '08) for instance. As far back as kindergarten, she knew she was going to work in science when she grew up.
"People would say to me, 'What to you want to be?' and I would say, 'I want to be a doctor,'" she said. "Looking back, I don't think a lot of people believed me, because it's so difficult. But I did, I stuck to it."
This single-minded sense of purpose has guided Henricus, an only child who grew up in Mortuwa, Sri Lanka and Bologna, Italy before settling in the Hell's Kitchen neighborhood of Manhattan with her parents.
Last spring, Henricus received a Merage Foundation for the American Dream Fellowship, which will enable her to pursue a master's degree in chemistry at Oxford University.
Oxford is a long way from the village of Mortuwa, which her family fled due to an ongoing civil war. But in many ways, it's not surprising that Henricus would find herself at the prestigious British institution.
She visited Oxford on a study-abroad program while attending Dominican Academy High School in Manhattan. When she finished, she said she knew she wanted to return.
She declared her chemistry major early in her time at Fordham, but an interest in philosophy and Catholicism led her to Fordham's Francis and Ann Curran Center for American Catholic Studies. She credits Curran Center co-director Mark S. Massa, S.J., with putting her on the path to the Merage Fellowship.
"Next to medicine, which I know I'll end up doing some day, it was my dream to get into Oxford and get a degree," she said.
As part of the two-year program, which begins this fall, she will be studying under Hagan Bayley, Ph.D., professor of chemical biology. She was one of 15 undergraduates to be accepted to study with Bayley, and one of 12 students to receive the Merage Fellowship.
In applying for the fellowship, Henricus relied on research she conducted at Fordham under Ipsita Banerjee, Ph.D., assistant professor of chemistry. The research that she proposed doing at Oxford involves hydrophobins, which are proteins derived from fungi.
"We've done a lot of research on using proteins for drug delivery, because they're compatible with the body. But not a lot of people have done things with hydrophobins," she said.
Even as England beckons with educational opportunities, Henricus said her ultimate goal is to earn a Ph.D. and an M.D. and return to the United States to work with immigrants who have little access to health care.
"I remember how hard it was on my parents when we came here—learning where to go and what to do when it came to medicine," she said. "We live in such a diverse city, and you're around people from all over the world. I can understand where they've been and help them through that."
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