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My husband smokes pot and lies about it. What should I do?
I'm six months pregnant and just discovered that my husband hasbeen doing drugs in the garage. I thought I smelled pot last week and asked him about it and he lied. Then last night I smelled it again, went into the garage, and he ran out the front thinking I didn't see him. I told him that I just want the truth, but he still denies it. I feel really alone and scared about what else he may be lying about -- and with our baby coming, I want to be able to trust him more than ever. What should I do?
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I have been dating my boyfriend for over a year now. I am 5 months pregnant. My boyfriend stopped smoking and drinking. but now all of a sudden he has started back. It makes me really sad. He said that he wants to have fun before the baby comes as far as drugs go.So I guess that I have to deal with it because I was doing the same things before I got pregnant. I have a hard time dealing with this. But I love him so that is why I am sticking around. I did tell hime thah his fun better be ver by the time the baby comes.posted 01/28/2008 by tiffany_raelene0715
Personally, Its just weed. the only thing really wrong about weed is that its "illegal". Theres no reason to go over board and think all the other bad thoughts. Just sit him down and tell him its bothering you that hes smoking weed. you shouldnt let something so pety hurt you so much, when there are so many other things that you should be worrying about.posted 11/07/2006 by Momma_Cass1
I really hate to bring this up b/c him lying and hiding his "habit" from you is bad enough, but are you concerned about any potential side effects this may have on your unborn child if he has been smoking for a long time prior to conceiving? Coincidentally, I have a similar situation in the family with my brother and his wife and their two boys ages 5 and 3. He was, (and still is), a heavy pot smoker during the conception of both children but the mother has never smoked pot before. He is a "professional" and she is receiving her masters degree and consistently receives very high scores on all classes and tests...proving her intelligence. Ironically both children have learning disabilites and behavorial problems....one more severe than the other but the same types of problems. The oldest is in a top rated preschool and both are disciplined strictly by the parents. I hope this is just a coincidence and not caused by the pot. Does anyone else know children of pot smokers that have any learning disablities or know for sure if smoking pot while conceiving can cause birth defects?posted 11/07/2006 by a BabyCenter Member
i am 4 1/2 months pregnant, and i admit that i smoked pot a couple of times (aka, 2) before i knew i was. after i found out i quit totally, and my boyfriend did as well once we were both laid off of our jobs. he has in the last month gone out with friends and come home high, and he spent 40 dollars of my mothers money to buy some...this has been bothering me, because he is smoking on my moms property, where we now live (she isnt here) and wants to smoke, and has, with me in the car. i try to get him to stop, but he wont. i am scared to kick him out because 1, he is my baby's father, 2, he doesnt really have anywhere to go because neither of us has worked in 3 months, and 3, i dont love him anymore, but i know he is still in love with me. any suggestions on what i should do?posted 11/06/2006 by mommy2bee3/30
It is unfortunate that he feels the need to indulge in something so disgusting, however - I agree that it could be worse... He's not cheating on you or exposing you to dirty needles, and he's not abusing alcohol - which could lead to abusing you. I admit I'm very lucky that my husband's only addiction is cupcakes! Just explain CALMLY to your hubby that YOU don't approve of his habit - try not to accuse him of doing wrong, rather explain that you are being emotionally affected by what he's doing and gently remind him that it is illegal and you don't want him to get in trouble because you and your baby need him. And just remember, he smokes it away from you and the baby so he obviously cares about the well being of you both, and he believes that lying about it protects you in some way... even though it just makes you more upset, but you know what I mean. He's being sneaky about it because he realizes that it bothers you. I say, as long as he is still a decent provider, is kind to you, and supportive of the baby and becoming a family... you're ok.posted 11/06/2006 by a BabyCenter Member
Just my opinion but... First of all I think the biggest issue here is that he is lying to you and you need to figure out why he's doing that first. Is he ashamed? Is he afraid of your reaction? Either way I think you need to get to the point where he is being honest with you first then deal with the smoking second. Not that our situations are the same but here is what happened in my relationship. My husband was an occasional smoker before our daughter came along and I never pushed him to quit because I wanted him to. I found it was more effective to point out the reasons to quit. I would say to him 'you realize that if you let your friends smoke in your car and you get pulled over you are going to jail and what the consequences of that would be on your family'or if he is caught buying it. Things like that. The thing that finally made him quit once and for all was that he got into an accident in a company truck during work hours. The accident was his fault but it was because of his bad driving skills, not anything else. Anyway You have to get a drup test for any accident regardless of fault. Luckily it was not positive but he realized that he would not be able to provide for his family if it did come back positve. If you can, hold back your anger and try to be understanding. It will make it a lot easier for him to be honest with you. If he still refuses to quit and you can live with that then come up with an agreement so that he can do it safely where he is less likely to get caught. Hope this helps.posted 11/06/2006 by JD2B4
I say you get down to the bottom of this once and for all. With a child on the way you don?t need that kind of behavior around. He is acting like a teenager by sneaking around and lying and all. You tell him that either he stops smoking pot and stop lying or he is going to have to leave. If he is lying about that what else is he hiding? Besides you cant take the chance of him going to jail.posted 11/06/2006 by a BabyCenter Member
Read April's comments again; she offers great advice. I really can't put it any better than she did.posted 11/06/2006 by watersky
all drugs are bad even the ones that are legal. marijuana is not as bad as cigs ,but yet cigs are legal any drug habbits should not be started.posted 11/06/2006 by suzzieq29
My brother has 3 children and has been doing pot for over 7 years. It has a HUGE EFFECT on the children! Your husband's habbit needs to STOP NOW! I don't care what people say about pot not being harmful, it is. It changes the way your mind thinks and now my brother is paranoid all the time and always thinks everyone is against him. He is mean and ruthless to his children and we all now it's linked to his pot smoking. I wish my sister-in-law would put her foot down and not allow it, but he controls her and she has no say about it. You can tell that the kids live in a VERY DYSFUNCTIONAL HOME and it's ALL BECAUSE OF HIS POT SMOKING. YOU NEED TO DO SOMETHING NOW!!!!!! It is a big deal, you don't want to have problems down the road. Divorce is one of the worst things a child can go through--worse than death. DO SOMETHING NOW! Also, pot smokers lie habitually and think nothing of it. They even start to believe their own lies and really feel like they aren't lieing. It messes with the mind. You gotta do something. If he loves you and cares about your family at all, he will stopposted 11/06/2006 by nicoleyaeger
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Outgunned and outnumbered by the rampaging force of Japan's Imperial Navy, the remnants of America's battered and bruised Asiatic Fleet was never outfought.
December 1941: The Japs bomb Cavite Navy Yard in Manila Bay.
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What had happened was that 108 Jap bombers and 34 fighter escorts had bombed our B-17s and fighter planes parked at Clark, Iba and Nichols Fields in the Manila area. These planes had been bunched together on the aprons so as to make them easier to guard, thus prevent sabotage. Because of the way they were parked, destroying them was easy. When the attack was over we had lost half our planes; we were left with 17 B-17s and about 40 fighters.
26 February 1942: Tokyo Rose on the radio two nights before the Battle of Java Sea. "Poor American boys. Your ships are being swiftly sunk (there was a certain amount of truth in that). You haven't a chance. Why die to defend soil which never belonged to the Dutch and British in the first place? Go home before the slackers steal your wives and girls."
28 February 1942: At night aboard the US heavy cruiser HOUSTON, Cmdr. Walter G. Winslow talks about his emotions during the Battle of Java Sea. "One after another the Jap flares burst in the sky and slowly fell to the sea illuminating us. They know our every move now and are playing cat and mouse with us. The men speak in hushed tones as if the sound of their voices will reveal us to the enemy. Only the rush of water past the hull and the roaring of the blowers can be heard. Death stood by, ready to strike. No one talked of it, though all thoughts dwelt upon it."
So it was with the men and the ships of the Asiatic fleet, composed of three cruisers, twelve old destroyers, several gunboats, 29 subs, 44 PBYs, and an assortment of tenders, minesweepers and other auxiliaries - 67 ships in all. They would be the ones to buy us time in the Pacific. They would be the ones who knew the odds were against them but didn't know how bad they were. They would be the ones who lived with the fact that capture by the enemy was a distinct possibility. They would be the ones who would spend the longest time in Jap prison camps. But a good number of them were ones who escaped to Australia just ahead of the Japanese onslaught and lived to fight the enemy another day.
Twenty-three ships lost in six months! In just six months after Pearl Harbor, the Asiatic fleet had lost a third of its ships.
Cruiser BOISE, in Makassar Strait on the way to the Battle of Balikpapan, hit a submerged rock, tearing a gash in her bottom. She headed home for repairs 22 January 1942. Repaired in San Francisco, she returned to the Pacific and participated in the Battle of Cape Esperance at Guadalcanal. After a tour of duty in Sicily, she returned to the Pacific and operated in the New Guinea and Philippine Island areas.
Old cruiser MARBLEHEAD took a terrific beating from enemy fire but was still able to limp away from Java on 2 February and head for home, escorted by sub tender OTIS. With limited steering capacity and many flooded compartments she headed for Ceylon, then South Africa where she spent 23 days in drydock. She then continued across the Atlantic to the US, cruising 10,000 miles to reach home. Once repaired she did convoy escort duty in the Atlantic and later participated in landings in the South of France.
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Attorney General Peter Nickles has concluded that a recently passed District law recognizing out-of-state gay marriages should not be subject to a referendum.
That, of course, isn't the final word on the matter by any means—the Board of Elections and Ethics is now in the process of deciding whether or not to allow the referendum. But Nickles' legal opinion, set forth in a five-page letter [PDF], could provide significant influence on a decision to reject a ballot question.
Nickles submitted his opinion in response to a request last month from the board. He says that the marriage-recognition law "is a reflection of the Council's intent to acknowledge as valid in the District yet another aspect of the lives of same-sex couples—their marriages—as long as those marriages were legally entered into where performed and are not otherwise void or deemed to be illegal under District law."
What Nickles does not address is whether marriages generally speaking are subject to the provisions of the Human Rights Act—and thus, whether the landmark 1995 Dean v. District case has any bearing. (He does, however, explicitly mention that he was "particularly impressed" by the arguments of the D.C. Council's lawyer, Brian Flowers, who does argue that Dean does not apply.)
Instead, Nickles sticks to issues of "comity"—that the council acted to remedy the fact that not all out-of-state marriages could be accepted in the District, in violation of well-establish principles of "full faith and credit." As a result of that, he holds, the idea that straights and gays would be treated differently violates the Human Rights Act.
The recognition law, furthermore, Nickles writes, "reflects the Council's continuing sensitivity to the policy of equal treatment embodied in the Human Rights Act" and that a referendum on the matter "would run counter to the letter and spirit of the HRA."
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Famously, his predecessor Robert Spagnoletti was said to have addressed the issue back in 2005—albeit on the broader question of whether the District could recognize foreign marriages absent council action.
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The North American Soccer League says former commissioner Phil Woosnam has died. He was 80.
He ran the league until 1982, and the league folded after the 1984 season.
Woosnam helped raise the NASL's profile as North America's top soccer league. He secured its first network TV contract, and Pele joined the New York Cosmos during his tenure. The league also expanded to West Coast cities such as Seattle and Los Angeles.
Phil Woosnam was a true pioneer of soccer in the United States in every sense of the word and his contribution to the sport in this country is immeasurable,'' said NASL Commissioner Bill Peterson.
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Story and photos by Sgt. Barry St. Clair, 24th Press Camp Headquarters
FORT BLISS, Texas -- Three of the most popular New Years' resolutions involve diet, exercise and fitness.
Most people realize that making changes in habit patterns requires more determination and resolve than a hasty decision on New Years' eve.
The Go For Green program at Army dining facilities assists patrons with food choices by rating each food product. This program enables people to make better choices at each meal while going through the food line.
"When you go to order your food, the more green products you choose, the better for your overall fitness," said Selite Ornelas, a registered dietitian with William Beaumont Army Medical Center's Nutrition Clinic.
"The Go Green program is one of the tools we use to train dining facility managers and cooks. With proper utilization they provide Servicemembers with better options for optimum performance," said Jeff Morgan, Installation Food Advisor.
"In providing healthy choices, there is usually a higher cost involved," Morgan said. "We give the cooks and manager's tips like when you have a moderate protein, you can move it up from red to amber by baking instead of frying."
Posters displayed around the dining facilities explain the green, amber, and red color codes. Green food items are high performance foods that should be chosen often for Soldier athletes and those interested in weight loss. They are less calorie dense foods. Amber foods contain more calories, but less vitamins and minerals. They should be chosen occasionally, and avoided for those wishing to lose weight. Finally, red foods are performance inhibiting and should be selected rarely.
"How can I keep it green? That is the question we train for. Market share and patronage are our focus, even though we are not-for-profit," said Morgan. "How can we serve the meal card holder with a valuable product is our goal."
The Nutrition Care Division at William Beaumont Army Medical Center is setting the example with a resolution to makeover the menu of the Saint Martin's Dining Facility managed by NCD staff.
"We thought that the hospital nutritional service that prepares meals for both the dining facility and inpatients of WBAMC should lead the way when it comes to healthier choices," said Lt. Col. LesLee Funderburk, chief of nutrition services. "There has been much positive feedback from the new menu options."
All performance limiting foods have been removed from Saint Martin's menu. These items were replaced by healthier choices. In the case of French fries, they are no longer deep fried, "fries" are baked instead.
"The GFG program is a visual educational tool to assist Soldiers and family members in making healthier choices," said Capt. Megon E. Carter, chief of inpatient dietetics, WBAMC.
"Any beneficiary is able to see a dietician for lifestyle choices that may be related to weight concerns or other medical conditions such as high blood pressure or diabetes," said Carter.
"It all comes down to choice and motivation," Carter said. "It requires knowledge coupled with consistent choices to make behavioral changes."
For information on the GFG program or Soldier Fueling Initiative on the web, type http://www.army.mil/article/65799/ into your browser.
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Rhys Weatherburn pleaded guilty to one count of common assault and one of criminal damage
The television presenter and entertainer Rolf Harris was today charged with indecently assaulting two teenage girls and making indecent images of a child.
68-year-old will deny 11 counts of indecent assault and one of sexual assault against nine alleged victims, says his solicitor
Judge has expressed concerns over the warrant used in his arrest
A 44-year-old man has appeared in court charged with the murder of PC Keith Blakelock, the officer who was stabbed to death during the Broadwater Farm riots in 1985.
Attack comes after a painting of the Queen by Ralph Heimans was vandalised with spray paint in Westminster Abbey
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PM also sends 'deepest condolences to the friends and family of Drummer Lee Rigby'
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The 39-year-old IT consultant is alleged to be behind the site that claimed it could arrange for young women's tuition fees to be paid in return for sexual relations
Geoffrey Cox QC, complained that explanations or reasons behind the charges had still not been given
Geoff Webster, the deputy editor of The Sun, has been charged in connection with allegedly authorising payments of up to £8,000 to public officials for information used by journalists on the leading News International title.
David Cameron's former spin doctor Andy Coulson and ex-News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks appeared at the Old Bailey today accused of making corrupt payments to public officials.
South African is third to be jailed for involvement in newlywed's death
David Cameron's former spin doctor Andy Coulson and ex-News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks appeared in court today to face charges linked to alleged corrupt payments to public officials.
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ALLIANCE, Ohio (AP) - Mount Union's Larry Kehres, who won 11 NCAA Division III championships in 27 seasons while compiling a remarkable 332-24-3 record, is stepping down as head football coach to remain athletic director.
Larry Kehres, in his 39th year working at his alma mater, began working as an assistant football coach and professor in 1974. He was Mount Union's first head swimming coach, was hired as athletic director in 1985 then assumed head football coaching duties in 1986.
The 1971 Mount Union grad's teams won 23 Ohio Conference titles. The Raiders won the national championship this past season.
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The city of Vancouver Citizen's Commission on Mayor/City Council Salaries will hold its fifth meeting and public hearing at 4:30 p.m. Thursday, April 5, at City Hall.
The commission was established by a city charter section approved by city voters in 1994. It comprises five members of the community who are appointed by the mayor, subject to approval by the council. Its purpose is to study the relationship of salaries to the duties of the mayor and city council members and to set their salaries.
The salary reviews are performed on a biannual basis to coincide with the city's budget cycle. The commission must file its salary schedule by May 1 for inclusion in the 2013-14 budget.
The city council requested no pay raise for 2011 and 2012, and members also started paying into their city-provided health care plans. Currently Mayor Tim Leavitt earns $2,200 a month; Mayor Pro Tempore Larry Smith gets $2,000; and the rest of the council is paid $1,781 for their part-time public service positions.
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SEATTLE (AP) — Members of the Bhutanese refugee community are distressed after three men went missing in Spokane more than a week ago.
Community organizers say that 28-year-old Dilliram Bhattarai and 21-year-old Krishna L. Dhital of Tukwila, as well as 17-year-old Krishna Dhakal of Spokane, have not been heard from since June 11.
Spokane Police spokeswoman Jennifer DeRuwe says missing persons report has been filed and investigators are looking into the case. But no significant leads have surfaced.
All three are from families that spent years at United Nations refugee camps in Nepal before arriving in the United States two years ago. The families fled Bhutan because of ethnic tensions.
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What can we do if our baby hates riding in the car?
My 2 1/2-month-old hates the car. The crying begins as soon as I start driving. We've tried everything: adjusting the straps, using a blanket, not using a blanket, hanging toys from the handle ... nothing works. Occasionally he'll cry himself to sleep, but for the most part driving with him is a nightmare. Could he have motion sickness? What else can I do?
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I just don't understand my 4 month ld daughter..she hates the car..long or short trips and she is NEVER alone back there she is right next to my 3 year old son who will interact with her then just gives up....I do not want to get into the DVD thing but I sure hope things change soon...I am always out alone with them and it is starting to get to me.posted 08/20/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
My son who normally loved riding in the car started flipping out about it as the cold weather came on. It took several tries but we finally figured out he didn't like the vent blowing on him (he sits in the back in the middle and the vent is on the back of the middle console which blows right at him) so we learned to cover the vent and he is as happy as ever about car rides again.posted 05/25/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
My DS (now 10 mos) used to hate car rides too when he was younger. We finally figured out that he was bored back there. We got the Fisher Price Deluxe Auto Mirror With Music & Lights. What a lifesaver! It plays music while 4 different characters light up. DS' eyes will follow the lights intently, and he'll babble to it constantly. Here's a link to the mirror: http://www.fisher-price.com/us/products/product.asp?id=32171 Now, on this site, it doesn't mention the remote control fob that we got with it. You hook it over your visor, so that when the baby gets fussy, you can hit the button to activate without pulling the car over (or even to turn the thing off if it starts to get on the baby's nerves, which it has sometimes for DS when he's exceptionally grumpy). DON'T FORGET to get the one with the remote control!! Very useful!! :) I received this recommendation from a fellow mommy at DS' library group when I complained about him not liking car trips. This is one of my Top 5 essential baby items now! :)posted 05/15/2007 by mickeylex
Geez. I'm sooo glad I'm not the only one. My son is 6 months, almost 7 and from about 3 months on, he just hated the car. Then at some point it got better, but now he just hates it again. I'm not sure what's going on, but I do agree feeding him just before getting in the car helps. If anyone has ANY SUGGESTIONS I'd be soo grateful. Why hasn't anyone written a book or done research about this?! There are so many books on sleepy training and eating, but what about all the other little things after the sleep and eating? It's as if all information falls into a black hole after 4 months only to resurface when they're much older and ready for preschool. ugh.posted 05/13/2007 by shanghaifry
I checked out this posting about 8 months ago because my son was CRAZY in the car. The second we put him in the car seat he would start wailing and woudn't stop until we got him out. I had friends whose babies would sleep under tables in their carseat or sleep in it all night. Not my son! I wanted to write to say that it GETS BETTER! He is now 9 months and for the past few months he has LOVED being in the car. The turning point began when he could play with his hands. Eventually we could give him a toy to play with. When we switched to the "big boy" carseat things got even better. He still has his moments, like when he needs to fall asleep but someone is riding in the backseat. But I can run errands around town with no problems. Some things I did that helped were: *I ONLY went places right AFTER he was fed. Even 30 or 45 minutes after a feeding could spell disaster. *This is no lie, Johnny Cash would settle him down for a while. Try different kinds of music or try singing or barking like a dog, ANYTHING. *If we rode in an SUV, he freaked out. I think he needed to be able to see what was going on outside. *My son ended up having "Silent Reflux" which I think added to his craziness in the car, it got better around 4 months when he grew out of the reflux, but he didn't calm down right away. He was probably around 6 months before I was sure we could have an enjoyable car ride. Sometimes he would cry so hard that we would have to pull over because I was afraid he was going to choke or pass out. I always felt guilty about doing this, but don't feel bad. Some babies just have a hard time getting a grip on life. Even though you don't know how long it will last, it is just a phase and they will grow out of it. Have you ever seen a 14 year old screaming their head off every time they got in a car?posted 03/29/2007 by pinkgoldfish
What a relief to hear we're not the only family with this problem! Our 5 1/2 month old son has hated the carseat from day one, and we're sick of hearing all of our friends & relatives tell us about how their kids LOVE riding in the car. We've tried a plain mirror, a musical/lighted one, toys, loud stereo, having someone ride in back with him providing constant attention, adjusting the straps, removing the head protector -- nothing helps. At least 90% of car trips involve constant screaming from the time he's buckled in until we get him out of the seat. Like many of you, I pretty much stay at home unless I absolutely must drive with him. He just hates being confined and alone. We didn't plan to be the kind of parents who buy every gadget, but we might have to spring for the DVD player after seeing so many people here say that it helped them. We're at our wits end!posted 03/24/2007 by WaltShan
My 10 months old screams like crazy when he is riding in the backseat by himself. I tried the mirror and toys but he just threw them on the floor and screams like crazy. I don't know what to do, we just switched from an infant seat to a convertible but it did not help. Extended rearfacing beyond 1 year old and 20 pounds is the safest way but I just might have to turn him around when he turns 1. I'm crossing my fingers that he'll out grow this by 1 so I can keep him rearfaced.posted 03/19/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
I understand what you are all saying. My 4 month old hates the car and screams before I can even get to my seat. It has gotten so bad she has choked several times. The last time it warranted me to pull over and give her back blows because she stopped crying and couldn't catch her breath. I feel completely helpless and don't know what to do. I feel homebound and am at a loss.posted 03/17/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
I have a 3 month old baby girl who screams so much she tenses up and she can't even let her arms free. Once my mother in law rode in the car with me and she freaked out after seeing our baby cry! She freaked out so much that she actually took her out of the car seat even though I told her she shouldn't. I think one thing to always remember is remain calm even when the baby is crying...the distraction can be enormous and can be a big hazard! I'm just waiting for her to grow out of this stage...until then, I just have to make sure she's sleeping when we get in the car!posted 03/17/2007 by tobyumma
My daughter has always hated the car and I thought by 19 months she would have out grown it, but nope; quite the contrary. I have tried everything except the dvd player. I keep going back and forth on the whole tv thing. However, with 19 months of listening to the screaming and whining, I just might have to give in. It's so unsafe and the other day I actually yelled at her to stop screaming. That is VERY unlike me so hopefully I can find something that works bc I am not a yeller. Now I think she is feeling my negative energy in the car. I HAVE NO IDEA!!!posted 02/28/2007 by lovereenie
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This morning in King County court Janice Burrell - who Daily Weekly readers may remember from late May and allegations she stabbed and killed her husband in the back of a 1996 Honda Accord after drinking three 211 Steel Reserve malt-liquor beverages - pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder charges. At the time of her arrest police say Burrell claimed to be tired of her husband, Arthur Smith, beating her.
Two witnesses were also encountered at the scene - Smith's' nephew, Jerohal Davis, and Smith's son, Tyrell Barbush - who were both allegedly in the car at the time of the stabbing.
Most importantly, Arthur Smith was found "sitting in the middle of the back seat of the vehicle with his head back against the seat."
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Officer Majack contacted Burrell at the scene and asked, "Janice, what did you do?" She turned to Officer Majack and stated, "You know me, Ofc. Spooner (maiden name), you know me ..." Burrell stammered, took a deep breath, and continued, "I killed him, I killed him. You know what he does to me ..." Officer Majack asked Burrell if she was injured, she replied, "no, I aint. I am so tired of him beating on me..."
Prosecutors say that due to the large amount of blood found on Burrell's clothing police detained her. While being patted down, Burrell allegedly told Officer Majack, "I don't have the knife anymore..." before being placed in the back of a patrol car.
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As a film, Get the Gringo has some interesting settings, and plot elements. "Quick Thinking Under Duress" films can be quite entertaining, and this is a decent example of that genre. Filmed in an actual recently retired Mexican "h-hole" prison, you watch how a career criminal from another country thrown into it attempts many schemes to try to survive a situation few could endure.
Comparing to The Shawshank Redemption - Both main characters generate many interesting "multi-layered plans". However, this one starts out with a person quite experienced in inventing and running scams, quickly taking advantage of any momentary opportunity to advance himself, and planning ahead. (Shawshank started out with a "fish out of water" character that has to learn to adapt his outside qualities to the system.)
Some of the attempted schemes in "Gringo" are definitely unique to the genre. Given the seriousness of the setting, his attitude and fast thinking provides decent entertainment value, and some good laughs. Although he establishes early that he is a good fast talker, you still have to wonder how the Gringo will possibly get away with, or survive some of the situations. For example - Starting out the film with an attempt to rob a top criminal boss is not something you'd expect most smart people would attempt, nor be very good for their longevity if pinned down in a prison where you may run into an associate of theirs.
The bonus footage includes talks about the filming, and a bit about the Mexican prison system. Warning - As expected in an "explicit prison movie", there are a large number of violent acts involving knives, guns, deadly explosions, blood, torture for information, and even a subplot about potential organ theft. So IMO this is definitely mature fare, and not appropriate for young children.
All in all, an interesting DVD. Though I definitely enjoyed Shawshank more, I'll still give Get the Gringo a 4 out of 5.


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NHIE gone to "happy hour."
No clue what Bug is referring to....
NHIE gone to "happy hour."
I have, many years ago
NHIE liked the smell of worms on a rainy morning.
Me neither.
NHIE picked up a snake.
Me either
NHIE liked finding a snake skin. There's one on our back patio right now!
Oh that would creep me out, BB!!
NHIE wanted a snake as a pet.
NHIE liked seeing slugs on my back steps in the early morning nor the ooze they leave behind.
NHIE liked any kind of insect except maybe ladybugs
I like butterflies.
NHIE understood how people can abuse animals.
(oops, forgot about butterflies. I like them too)
NHIE liked seeing dead butterflies pinned to a display board.
neither do I
NHIE liked hunting.
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Mega hero Sai Dharam Tej had almost completed the shooting of his second movie. While his first movie Rey is still laying in cans. The makers are planning the title 'Pilla Nuvvu leni jeevitham' for this film. Anoop Rubens is composing the music. AS Ravi Kumar is the director of this movie. Dil Raju and Bunny Vas are jointly producing this movie under Sri Venkateswara Creations banner and Geetha Arts banner.
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HOFFMAN ESTATES – They don't come much closer than this. Playing in a Class 2A state semifinal Friday at Hoffman Estates High School, Wheaton Academy's boys soccer team went to penalty kicks before falling to St. Ignatius 2-1. The Warriors will play Rochester in the third place game at 11 a.m. Saturday at HEHS.
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Game of life: Former Oklahoma State QB Mike Arnold formed Dolphin Swim Team
A farewell to people with Oklahoma ties who enjoyed the game day experience:
*Mike Arnold quarterbacked Enid High School to its first state football championship, in 1964, with a 28-20 victory over previously unbeaten Tulsa Rogers. He threw two touchdown passes during that game despite a cut on his hand that required 11 stitches. The senior threw for 1,207 yards and 16 touchdowns that season, earning a spot on the All-State team. He held the school's career record for passing TDs at 27 until Austin Box tied it in 2006. Arnold earned a scholarship to Oklahoma State, where he was a part-time starter. The Vietnam veteran and retired Kerr McGee employee founded the Dolphin Swim Team, a club for people with special needs. He died at age 66 after an extended illness.
*Byron Harp, 55, was a running back for Lawton High, helping the Wolverines to 17 wins and one playoff appearance over the 1974-76 seasons. Harp was a big-play back, often collecting more than 100 yards rushing on Friday nights. The Oklahoman selected Harp as honorable mention All-State as a junior and senior. He would go on to play for Cameron University. Injury ended his playing career — and a tryout with the Dallas Cowboys — and Harp went to work in the oil fields. Harp, who also owned a landscaping business, was an Okmulgee resident at the time of death.
*Bob Garner played high school football and basketball at Stratford High School. A love for both sports carried over into college and the military. Garner played basketball at Murray State Junior College in Tishomingo; he played semipro football while in the Air Force. The Gulf War veteran was an Oklahoma City resident when he died at age 52.
*Graphic artist Margene Lang was a competitive bowler. Lang participated for women's and mixed-league teams; she also competed in national tournaments. Lang's personal-best game was a 291. The Oklahoma City resident died a month after celebrating her 99th birthday.
*Robert Threlkeld, known by students as Coach T, died at age 65. Threlkeld spent 25 years as a coach or athletic director at Moore Highland West Junior High School.
*Edna Johnson Sherrell was a bookkeeper for Hoytuck Corp in Midwest City for 15 years. The Arkansas native played high school basketball for the Rogers Mounties. She was also named homecoming football queen as a senior in 1936. The Midwest City resident died at age 93.
*Betty Binyon Lewis was president of the Women's Athletic Association while attending Oklahoma State. The softball and field hockey player went on to teach at Vinita and Blanchard. She coached basketball, softball and volleyball during a 37-year career. Binyon-Lewis died at age 79.
*Attorney Charles Casey coached YMCA flag football and girls softball at Roosevelt Elementary School in Ponca City. Casey was a civic leader who raised funds for several organizations, including the Y. The Korean War veteran died at age 80.
*Michael Heggen, 51, lost a battle with cancer. The Oklahoma City resident once excelled in gymnastics — performing the iron cross on rings — and boxing.
*Nancy Morton, a coach's wife, died at age 60 after a battle with breast cancer. Morton, whose husband David built track and cross country powerhouses at Bishop McGuinness High School, once worked at Pacer Health and Fitness Center.
Birthday club
Happy Birthday on Tuesday to these athletes with Oklahoma ties:
*St. Louis Cardinals outfielder and former Oklahoma State and Stillwater High star Matt Holliday turns 33.
*Cam Severson, who played for the Oklahoma City Blazers during the 1998-99 season, celebrates No. 35.
*Former Haskell High and NFL player LeShon Johnson turns 42.
Collections agency
*Local trading card dealer Mike DeGarmo has scheduled a card and memorabilia show from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday at the Biltmore Hotel, 401 S. Meridian. Detroit Lions receiver and former Sooner Ryan Broyles will sign autographs from 1 to 3 p.m. for $15. There is no admission charge to attend the show.
*An auction house expects six-figure bids when it sells a rare 148-year-old baseball card discovered at a yard sale in rural Maine.
Saco River Auction Co. in Biddeford says a man found the card by chance in a photo album he bought in Baileyville, on the Canadian border. It's not the same as a modern baseball card. Instead, it's a photograph of the Brooklyn Atlantics amateur baseball club mounted on a card.
Saco River manager Troy Thibodeau says he's aware of only two such cards in existence, the other at the Library of Congress. Saco River sold a rare 1888 card of Hall of Fame baseball player Michael "King" Kelly last summer for $72,000. Thibodeau expects the Brooklyn Atlantics card to fetch at least $100,000 at its Feb. 6 auction.


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Auburn transfer Jordan Price heading to La Salle
One of the keys in La Salle's run to the Sweet 16 this past season was the presence of transfers. Ramon Galloway spent two seasons at South Carolina before heading home to the Explorers, and Tyrone Garland left Virginia Tech at the start of his sophomore season.
Without those two, would Dr. John Giannini's troops have made the second weekend of the NCAA tournament? Doubtful.
And now, the Explorers are dipping back into the transfer market. Auburn transfer Jordan Price is heading to La Salle after visiting the campus on Tuesday and Wednesday, according to sources.
Price, a 6-foot-5 guard from Georgia, averaged 5.4 points during his one season with the Tigers. He's a strong backcourt player who can get to the rim and finish. His perimeter shooting improved at Auburn, and he will be a nice addition for the Explorers.
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Thank you to all of our sponsorsPublished 5:58am Saturday, August 25, 2012
On behalf of Russellville City Schools Career and Technical Education and the Russellville High School FFA Chapter, I would like to say thank you to the following sponsors of the 5th Annual Antique Tractor Show held as part of the recent Watermelon Festival:
Franklin County Chamber of Commerce, Big Star, Lewis Electric, O'Reilly Auto Parts, Farmers Warehouse, Tractor Supply, Fastenal, Green's Dependable True Value, Scott Equipment, Fred's D & D Building Supply and Franklin County Co-op.
Tractor enthusiasts from all across North Alabama attended this year's show, which brings them into our community and offers an opportunity to contribute to the local economy in some way.
Again, we thank you for your support.
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Vermont Law School teacher named new judgeStaff Report | November 20,2012MONTPELIER Vermont Law School adjunct professor Kevin Griffin, of Norwich, will serve as a Superior Court judge assigned to Chittenden County.
Gov. Peter Shumlin announced the appointment Monday.
Kevins extensive litigation background in family and criminal law, as well as his 15 years on the local school board and other civic contributions, ensure he brings broad experience to the court, Shumlin said in a statement. His intelligence, compassion and firm sense of fairness will make him a strong addition to the judiciary.
Griffin has owned the White River Junction-based law firm Griffin, Marsicovetere & Wilkes, PC since 1993. His practice has involved criminal defense, including work as a public defender on serious felonies, family law and some general civil litigation.
He was a clerk to Justice William Hill of the Vermont Supreme Court.
He has been an adjunct professor at Vermont Law School since 1986 and has taught courses related to trial practice and criminal law and procedure.
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GFH purchases $64 million UK property
Bahrain's Gulf Finance House (GFH) has acquired a commercial property in Gatwick, England from British firm BAA Lynton. The £41.7 million ($64.5 million) purchase was carried out in full compliance with Islamic economic practices.
The transaction was executed by GFH's subsidiary Gulf Atlantic Real Estate (Gare). The firm purchased the One City Place, a 140,000 square foot commercial office building located in Gatwick Business Park. The complex has been leased to British Telecommunications for £22.5 per square foot.
GFH has a paid-up capital of $65 million and an authorized capital of $150 million. Shareholders include Dubai Islamic Bank, Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank, Kuwait-based Gulf Investment House, Kuwait Finance House, Qatar Islamic Bank, Jeddah-based Islamic Development Bank and Saudi Economic Development Co. — (menareport.com)
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Facebook snub could be psychological hell
Washington: Researchers have shown that being ignored on Facebook could perhaps be the worst thing that can happen to you.
According to Science Daily, the University of Queensland`s School of Psychology researchers conducted two studies to gauge human suffering on social networks.
In one study, the researchers made half the group post on Facebook and the other half lurking, observing, and wanting to post. Just two days later, the latter group was found struggling to like themselves at all, CNet reported.
In the second study, they offered people full Facebook freedom however, 50 per cent were unaware that their computers had been set up to not receive any responses, approbations, likes or even acknowledgements of their existence.
This latter half was found to be feeling "invisible," as well as excluded and less important than those enjoying virtual pats on their backs.
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Omnibus Press, 2001 - Biography & Autobiography - 256 pages
Author Peter Freestone was Freddie Mercury's personal assistant for the last 12 years of his life. He lived with Mercury in London, Munich and New York, and was with him when he died. This is the most intimate account of Freddie Mercury's life ever written, by an author who was Freddie's 'chief cook and bottle washer, waiter...secretary and agony aunt.'From the famous names–including Elton John, Kenny Everett, Elizabeth Taylor and Rod Stewart–to the shadowy army of lovers and hangers-on, Peter Freestone saw them all play their part in the tragic-comedy that was Freddie Mercury's outrageous life. 'The myth of Mercury's debauched private life is well and truly debunked by the man who was there throughout the toothsome showman's later years in this affectionate portrait...'Q MAGAZINE
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Scientists have linked a new protein to Alzheimer's disease, different from the amyloid and tau that make up the sticky brain plaques and tangles long known to be its hallmarks.
The rate of Alzheimer's disease and other dementias is falling in the United States and some other rich countries -- good news about an epidemic that is still growing simply because more people are living to an old age, new studies show.
New federal guidelines on job discrimination against pregnant workers could have a big impact on the workplace and in the courtroom.
Inspectors at Los Angeles International Airport seized an unusually slimy package -- 67 live giant African snails that are a popular delicacy across West Africa.
A Virginia man says he has claimed a kingdom in Africa so his daughter can be a princess.
For most of Archie Andrew's life, the red-headed comic book icon's biggest quandary was whether he liked Veronica or Betty.
The Department of Veterans Affairs says it has made "tremendous progress" in reducing a disability claims backlog that reached above 600,000 early last year. Members of Congress and the department's assistant inspector general don't believe it.
Reviled by staunch conservatives, the common education standards designed to improve schools and student competitiveness are being modified by some Republican governors, who are pushing back against what they call the federal government's intrusion into the classroom.
The Pakistani teen who survived a Taliban assassination attempt in 2012 marked her 17th birthday Monday with a visit to Nigeria and urged Islamic extremists to free the 219 schoolgirls who were kidnapped there, calling them her "sisters."
The Army has given Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl a desk job, ending the formal phase of his transition from Taliban prisoner to not-quite-ordinary soldier, and setting the stage for Army investigators to question the Idaho native about his disappearance that led to five years in captivity.
With a long, slimy body and beady eyes, North America's largest salamander wouldn't top any cutest animal lists. The hellbender's alien appearance and mysterious ways have earned the big amphibian a bad reputation and unflattering nicknames ranging from snot otter to devil dog.
Michelle Knight has discovered that the fame that followed her escape from Ariel Castro's house of horrors cuts both ways.
The Israeli military said it downed a drone on Monday along the country's southern coastline, the first time it encountered an unmanned aircraft since the campaign against Gaza Strip militants began last week.
Reindeer farms and grazing Holstein cows dot a vast stretch of rolling green pasture here on Japan's northern tip. Underground it's a different story.
Unexplained rash? Check your iPad. It turns out the popular tablet computer may contain nickel, one of the most common allergy-inducing metals.
Peering through the chain link of a holding pen at the Cook County Jail, a man wrapped in a navy varsity jacket leans toward clinical social worker Elli Petacque Montgomery, his bulging eyes a clue that something's not right. "They say I got bipolar, that's all," he says.
Vice President Joe Biden on Friday condemned the political gridlock crippling Washington, calling on Republican and Democratic governors alike to lead the nation "out of this mess" while insisting that Congress approve billions of dollars to repair the country's aging infrastructure.
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Departmental Papers (ASC)
The Annenberg School stands at the forefront of basic and applied empirical research on the institutions, processes, nature, and consequences of communication. This research is based on theories, methods, and knowledge emerging from our own discipline as well those adapted from cognate disciplines in the humanities, social sciences and sciences. Many Annenberg faculty members are jointly appointed or hold secondary faculty positions in other schools and departments at Penn. Annenberg faculty and students regularly collaborate with each other and with faculty, researchers, and students from Penn's other distinguished schools and centers.
The result of this inter- and intra-disciplinary research network is a faculty and student body with the theoretical, methodological and substantive breadth, depth, and agility to produce cutting-edge research on the most pressing communication-centered issues of the twenty-first century.
Papers from 1992
Some Principles of Information Storage and Retrieval in Society, Klaus Krippendorff
Transcending Semiotics: Toward Understanding Design for Understanding, Klaus Krippendorff
Conclusion: On the Establishment of Journalistic Authority, Barbie Zelizer
The Authority of the Profession: Recollecting Through History, Barbie Zelizer
Papers from 1991
The Biological Origins of Automated Patterns of Human Interaction, Joseph N. Cappella
Stability and Change in the U.S. Public's Knowledge of Politics, Michael X. Delli Carpini and Scott Keeter
Das Ende der Journalismus: Reflexionen zum Kriegsschauplatz Femsehen, Elihu Katz
Stepping Stones Towards a Constructivist Epistemology for Mass-Communication, Klaus Krippendorff
Trooping the Colors on TV, Carolyn Marvin
The Challenge of Inference in Interinstitutional Research on Mass Communication, Joseph Turow
De l'Exercice Illegal de l'Histoire: Amateurs, Journalistes, Historiens et l'Assassinat de J.F. Kennedy [Custodians of Memory: Journalists, Historians, Buffs and the Kennedy Assassination], Barbie Zelizer
Papers from 1990
On Defining Conversational Coordination and Rapport, Joseph N. Cappella
Vietnam and the Press, Michael X. Delli Carpini
Interacting With "Dallas": Cross Cultural Readings of American TV, Elihu Katz and Tamar Liebes
Der verschwundene Bote Metaphern und Modelle der Kommunikation, Klaus Krippendorff
Imaging, Computing and Designing Minds, Klaus Krippendorff
Models and Metaphors of Communication, Klaus Krippendorff
Reconsidering James Carey: How Many Rituals Does It Take to Make an Artifact?, Carolyn Marvin
Review of Inventing American Broadcasting by S. J. Douglas, Carolyn Marvin
Papers from 1989
Using Drama to Persuade, John Deighton, Daniel Romer, and Josh McQueen
Age and History: Generations and Sociopolitical Change, Michael X. Delli Carpini
Journalists as Scientists, Elihu Katz
Content Analysis, Klaus Krippendorff
Cybernetics, Klaus Krippendorff
Design muß Sinn machen Zu einer neuen Design Theorie, Klaus Krippendorff
Information Theory, Klaus Krippendorff
On Reflexivity in Human Communication, Klaus Krippendorff
Product Semantics: A Triangulation and Four Design Theories, Klaus Krippendorff
Shannon, Claude (1916-), Klaus Krippendorff
The Language of Objects, Klaus Krippendorff and Seppo Vakeva
Experts, Black Boxes and Artifacts: New Categories in the Social History of Electric Media, Carolyn Marvin
Public Relations and Newswork: A Neglected Relationship, Joseph Turow
Publishing Industry, Joseph Turow
Papers from 1988
Disintermediation: Cutting Out the Middle Man, Elihu Katz
Louis Guttman, 1916-1987, Elihu Katz
A Heretic Communication About Communication About Communication About Reality, Klaus Krippendorff
Towards a Cybernetics of (Mass-Media) Institutions, Klaus Krippendorff
Social Surveys and the Use of the Mass Media: The Case of the Aged, Charles R. Wright
Papers from 1987
Communications Research Since Lazarsfeld, Elihu Katz
A Spectral Analysis of Relations, Further Developments, Klaus Krippendorff
On the Ethics of Constructing Communication, Klaus Krippendorff
Dazzling the Multitude: Imagining the Electric Light as a Communications Medium, Carolyn Marvin
Papers from 1986
A Dictionary of Cybernetics, Klaus Krippendorff
Produckstsemantik, Klaus Krippendorff
Patterns of Involvement in Television Fiction: A Comparative Analysis, Tamar Liebes and Elihu Katz
Papers from 1985
Review of Inside Prime Time, by Todd Gitlin, Elihu Katz
Comments on Richard Buchanan's "Declaration by Design", Klaus Krippendorff
Communication From a Cybernetic Perspective, Klaus Krippendorff
Experimente in Sachen Semantik, Klaus Krippendorff
Information, Information Society and Some Marxian Propositions, Klaus Krippendorff
The Effects of Television on Children: What the Experts Believe, Joseph Turow
Curing Television's Ills: The Portrayal of Health Care, Joseph Turow and Lisa Coe
Papers from 1984
Scooping the Voters? The Consequences of the Networks' Early Call of the 1980 Presidential Race, Michael X. Delli Carpini
Telematics and the Political Process, Michael X. Delli Carpini and Indu B. Singh
Terrorism and the Media: Patterns of Occurrence and Presentation, 1969-1980, Michael X. Delli Carpini and Bruce A. Williams
Once Upon a Time, in Dallas, Elihu Katz and Tamar Liebes
Die Produkt-Semantik öffent die Türen, Klaus Krippendorff
Product Semantics: Exploring the Symbolic Qualities of Form, Klaus Krippendorff and Reinhart Butter
Papers from 1983
Does It Make Any Difference How You Feel About Your Job? An Exploratory Study of the Relationship Between Job Satisfaction and Political Orientations, Michael X. Delli Carpini, Roberta S. Sigel, and Robin Snyder
Home Video in Israel: A Second TV Channel, Elihu Katz
Telecommunications Policy and the Pleasure Principle, Carolyn Marvin
Local Television: Producing Soft News, Joseph Turow
Papers from 1982
Determinants of Parental Guidance of Children's Television Viewing for a Special Subgroup: Mass Media Scholars, Carl R. Bybee, Danny Robinson, and Joseph Turow
A Content Analysis of Bias in Consumer Reports on Automobiles, Klaus Krippendorff
A Proposal for an Algorithm for Generating Loopless or Recursive Models of Multi-Variate Data, Klaus Krippendorff
Avery Brundage and American Participation in the 1936 Olympic Games, Carolyn Marvin
Fables for the Information Age: The Fisherman's Wishes, Carolyn Marvin
Producing TV's World: How Important Is Community, an Essay Review, Joseph Turow
Papers from 1981
Social Ecology of Supervised Communal Facilities for Mentally Disabled Adults: VI. Initial Social Adaption, Tamar Heller, Gershon Berkson, and Daniel Romer
Social Ecology of Supervised Communal Facilities for Mentally Disabled Adults: IV. Characteristics of Social Behavior, Daniel Romer
TV Publicity Outlets: A Preliminary Investigation, Joseph Turow and Ceritta Park
Papers from 1980
Social Ecology of Supervised Communal Facilities for Mentally Disabled Adults: I. Introduction, Gershon Berkson and Daniel Romer
Talk and Silence Sequences in Informal Conversations II, Joseph N. Cappella
Communication as a Complement in Development, Robert C. Hornik
Media Events: The Sense of Occasion, Elihu Katz
Clustering, Klaus Krippendorff
Validity in Content Analysis, Klaus Krippendorff
Social Ecology of Supervised Communal Facilities for Mentally Disabled Adults: III. Predictors of Social Choice, Daniel Romer and Gershon Berkson
Social Ecology of Supervised Communal Facilities for Mentally Disabled Adults: II. Predictors of Affiliation, Daniel Romer and Gershon Berkson
Television Sponsorship Forms and Program Subject Matter, Joseph Turow
Papers from 1979
Computer Analysis of Talk-Silence Sequences: The FIASSCO System, Joseph N. Cappella and Michael J. Streibel
Cybernetic Properties of Helping: The Organizational Level, Klaus Krippendorff
On the Identification of Structures in Multivariate Data by the Spectral Analysis of Relations, Klaus Krippendorff
Affiliation and Friendship of Mentally Retarded Residents in Group Homes, Sharon Landesman-Dwyer, Gershon Berkson, and Daniel Romer
Review of The Printing Press as an Agent of Change: Communications and Cultural Transformations in Early-Modern Europe by Elizabeth Eisenstein, Carolyn Marvin
Sociology of Mass Communications, Charles R. Wright
The Findings, Charles R. Wright and Herbert H. Hyman
Papers from 1978
Of Mutual Interest, Elihu Katz
On the Cybernetics of Time, Klaus Krippendorff
Another View of 'Citizen Feedback' to the Mass Media, Joseph Turow
The Impact of Differing Orientations of Librarians on the Process of Children's Book Selection: A Case Study of Library Tensions, Joseph Turow
Papers from 1976
A Spectral Analysis of Relations, Klaus Krippendorff
Papers from 1975
Enduring Effects on Knowledge, Herbert H. Hyman, Charles R. Wright, and John Shelton Reed
A Method for the Strong Associative Clustering of 2m Data, Klaus Krippendorff
Papers from 1974
Advising and Ordering: Daytime, Prime Time, Joseph Turow
Functional Analysis and Mass Communication Revisited, Charles R. Wright
Papers from 1973
Culture and Communication in Israel: The Transformation of Tradition, Elihu Katz
News From the Global Village: Elihu Katz on the Structure of Television in Developing Countries, Elihu Katz
On the Use of the Mass Media for Important Things, Elihu Katz, Michael Gurevitch, and Hadassah Haas
Papers from 1971
A Calculus for Disagreements: A Categorial Equivalence to Variance Analysis, Klaus Krippendorff