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Stephen Hawking narrates NCSA visualizations
The National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA)'s Advanced Visualization Laboratory has announced they are producing some new artful high-definition 3D animations of black holes and other phenomena for the upcoming "Quantum to Cosmos: Ideas for the Future" event running from October 15-25. The real kicker is that the videos will be narrated by Professor Stephen Hawking, honorary Festival President.
Stephen Hawking narrates NCSA visualizations for Canadian festival. via InsideHPC.

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Web server hosts multiple websites. Multiple users update each website.
User home directory
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Each user uses SFTP to upload files to their home directory.
Each user is chrooted to their home directory.
Each user has the /var/www directory mounted in their home directory.
mount --bind /var/www/ /home/user1/
mount --bind /var/www/ /home/user2/
With 2 users, this isn't a problem but these teams will grow quickly. Each time a search is conducted, a file could appear in multiple places.
SCM using .git would be the preferred method but is not possible for various reasons.
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Because there are so many wooden items available, most customers aren't sure whats the best to choose. It's a great idea to teach yourself about various wood products to be able to have a better understanding about what you would like in your house. This can provide you with added insight into the field of wood. This may involve speaking to a professional about what you are searching for.
You might have come across the word "millwork" before. Millwork is usually any sort of woodwork that's created inside a mill. Millwork includes the development of the lumber pieces that are utilized in construction. Your home most likely consists of millwork in certain form or any other. The lumber your property is made from may also be partially or wholly millwork.
There's also architectural millwork. You are going to find that you will come across various sorts of architectural millwork. Products incorporated within this category can include box beams, crown molding, stair parts, butchers blocks, window casings, door frames, up lights and much more. Even within these products there is also a wide selection of items to make your choice from based on exactly what the manufacturer produces or the number of producers that the seller purchases from.
When speaking to a vendor about buying architectural millwork, you may even find they offer customized architectural millwork. This is very advantageous if you do not see anything you like among the products already available. People love customized architectural millwork since it guarantees that nobody else will have anything exactly the same. Likewise, it might just be that you simply require a piece that matches certain specifications that other pieces don't fit into, thus needing a customized product. Take some time to find information about the pieces you'll need or speak with a professional about what you're searching for. If you have a much better idea of what you need - moulding, specific stair parts, etc. - you shall be able to advise them and get a better estimate or even a look at a few of their current items. It is your home - you are entitled to design it exactly as you wish.


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WEST POINT – Teamwork, togetherness and hard work would seem to be characteristics as inherent to an Army cadet as red and white blood cells, and Jeff Monken is not denying their existence. But the first-year Black Knights' football coach believes there's still a difference between what a player might exhibit off the field as opposed to on it. As spring practice enters its first full week, that's among the traits he's exploring in his players.
As far as he sees it players at every level need to be motivated and Monken, a coach for 25 years, has not given up the concept, despite his new address.
"I think you have to push them just as much," he said. "They have to be pushed. There's some guys who will shut it down and say, 'I don't want to be pushed that hard.' I don't know if we've got that here. You can push guys at other places and they'll say, 'That's not for me.' I'm not sure that's the case here and our guys have a level of commitment because they're a part of this academy. We're asking them to do something beyond what they have to do as a cadet. It's commit to this team and a level of commitment to this group. Just set apart from their peers in the corps. The swimming team, the basketball team, the lacrosse team all have a level of commitment in this corps. These kids aren't cookie cuttered."
One thing Monken has observed since taking over the job in December is just because every cadet wears a uniform, uniformity is not set in stone.
"There's 4400 cadets and there are going to be 4400 personalities," he said. "They're not all going to say, 'OK, I'm a cadet now going to the military academy and personally committed to whatever you assign me to do.' There's still some buy-in that's needed and a loyalty and a trust that happens over time and some of those guys aren't entitled to their trust and loyalty. You have to earn that so I'm going to try to do that. It's the same for each of those guys to their teammates."
Still, there need be a slightly different perspective when it comes to judging a player – or any student – at the academy. Having served as an assistant coach at Navy for five years, Monken is surely aware of what these guys are trained for. How many players at his other collegiate stops – Hawaii, Arizona State, Buffalo, Concordia, Georgia and Georgia Southern – have been killed in the Middle East the last 13 years? How many have come home missing a leg or an arm or an eye?
"They're not entitled for their teammates to just believe in them," Monken said. "They have to earn that loyalty and that trust among each other and they have to give it hard and give everything you've got and then there is loyalty. That's development and there is a trust. Because you believe the guy next to you is going to give it everything he's got; that he cares about you and that's why he's giving everything he's got. If he doesn't care he's not going to push himself and everyone is going to recognize that. 'If I don't do my best then everyone is going to recognize that so there won't be a loyalty and trust for me.' That's how teams and teamwork and a team spirit are built. If you don't have that he'll find his way out of the room or we'll help him leave. That's just part of a team."
And that teamwork begins to manifest itself just as the sun prepares to rise. There aren't many late sleepers at West Point, but the football team is the standard bearer, getting to workouts and weights at 5:30. Monken said that has been standard-operating procedure for 17 years at Army, and he saw no reason to change it. One more way, he said, to get an idea of individual goals and the manner in which they can be achieved.
"Early in the morning," Monken said. "Not everybody enjoys being up at 5:30 in the morning running around but that's the way you start your day. I think that's the level of commitment you have to have. I like to see who's working, I like to see who's committed."
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Buying health and beauty products for the family gets extremely expensive! Razors and blades alone are a killer to your budget. Once you learn to shop CVS properly, you will be getting everything from shampoo and toothpaste to make-up and razors for free or nearly free. Here are a few tips to get you started.
Get yourself an Extra Care Card if you don't already have one. This is just a customer card that gives you all of your sale prices and tracks your spending so you get 2 percent back in Extra Bucks each quarter. Once a year, usually towards the end of the year, they offer double points where you can get 4 percent back on purchases if you sign up during that time period. Be sure to add your telephone number to the form when you fill it out. CVS does not call you, this is for those times you don't have your card with you, just give your phone number and it links up with your card so you can use your coupons as well as get credit for purchases.
Sign up to register your card on CVS.com. This will be so you can get extra coupons like $4 off of $20.00 and others that won't print on your receipt. You also will be able to go and see exactly what coupons were printed for your card on your receipt. Did you lose your Extra Bucks? If you haven't used them and they haven't expired, you can print them from your account if you've registered! Extra Bucks are printed on your receipt and can be used for your next purchase on anything except gift cards, alcohol, tobacco, or prescriptions. You also want to go directly to the Red Coupon Machine as soon as you arrive at your local CVS. There, you will get all of the coupons geared towards you, as well as the weekly deal coupon before you shop.
Search online for "CVS deals", there are a multitude of websites out there that have broken down the deals of the week for you. They tell you what is on sale, what coupons to use, and what you'll get for Extra Bucks! The work has been done for you!
To start, you want to find a good Extra Bucks deal. For instance, an item is on sale and once you purchase it, Extra Bucks for that amount print out on your receipt. You would then use those Extra Bucks to purchase another Extra Bucks product. Try to only use your Extra Bucks when you know you are getting the same amount or more Extra Bucks money in return. This way, you are always using CVS money instead of your own.
CVS allows you to use CVS coupons-the ones that print on your receipt, a manufacturer coupon, and as many Extra Bucks as you want until you pay nothing for your purchase. CVS does not give money back if your coupons go over, so be sure to get it as close to exact as possible.
As an example CVS might have a deal on Gillette products where if you spend $30.00 you get $10.00 in Extra Bucks. About once a month Proctor and Gamble usually puts out a coupon book in your local newspaper where you can use a $4 or $5 manufacturer's coupon. CVS also offers the printed coupons for $3 off of $10 worth of razors. So, if you get your $30 worth of razors, you use your CVS coupon, your manufacturer's coupon, and any Extra Bucks you have. In return you get $10 in Extra Bucks for your next purchase.
One more tip is to shop at CVS on Saturday evenings. By showing up after 4:00PM on Saturday, you will be allowed to get both this week's sale as well as the sale starting on Sunday! Beware that the computer has to pick which deal to give you from which week so if you were expecting Extra Bucks or a specific price, be sure to speak up so the sales associate can fix it for you.
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where does all this hair come from?March 23rd 2010 3:52 pm
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I just don't get it. I get brushed at least once a day, usually two or three as I love it so much and well, I can be very demanding about the brushie. I am an excellent groomer too. But once the weather gets warm, I turn into this walking furball. I guess it isbecause I have a rather fluffy undercoat even though my fur is not very long. Mom says she thinks I am a domestic medium hair since that undercoat is very fuzzy. I don't know, I just know I see the evil vacuum out alot more and I really hate that thing.
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Bobby Flay's Top 5 Tips for Summer Cookingby Maria Russo in Food Network Chef, June 15th, 2013
Bobby Flay may be one of three no-nonsense judge-mentors on Food Network Star, but he's also Food Network's resident grill master, the go-to guy for top burger, side dish and cocktail recipes all summer long. He's known for his penchant for barbecue and fresh, contemporary takes on classic Southwestern cuisine, so it's no surprise that when FN Dish caught up with him at the South Beach Wine & Food Festival, he was preparing jerk chicken tacos with red cabbage slaw and tangerine margaritas. Fresh off his win at the 2013 Burger Bash competition, Bobby chatted with fans in the standing-room-only crowd, sharing strategies for stress-free summer entertaining and answering questions about hosting the ultimate cookout. Read on to hear from Bobby, and learn his top-five tips for warm-weather eating and drinking.
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Easy to apply for, require payment of the entire amount within a short period of time which usually is 2 – 4 weeks or until the next pay period. Bad credit is accepted and no faxing of documents is required for loans under one thousand US dollars.
Payday Loans and Their Responsible Usage
Getting into a difficult situation when money is an issue is very possible and can become a reality even for the most conscientious and fiscally prudent person at some point of their life. When cash is needed, those people can turn to fast online payday loans that are offered with amounts up to 1000 USD. Payday loans come with a fast application process that takes less than 3 minutes by filling an online form, immediate approval and acceptance of your application and can even be granted to people who have bad credit scores. The quicker the application, the fastest the approval!
Payday loans are are tailor made for situations when you are short of cash, the sum is to be returned with your next paycheck. They are especially suitable in emergency situations like car repairs or a broken boiler for example. There is no need for the applicant to go to a store – the application is sent online, approval is issued online and your money is credited to your bank account as soon as 24 hours. There is no paperwork and no laborious bank procedures.
The repayment process is also fast and convenient – the loan amount and the interest rate sum are withdrawn from the account of the borrower on the due date. If the person is not able to repay the full amount, then they can pay interest and then prolong the loan term. As a rule, the due date for repayment of the payday loan is your next payday ; however some lenders are willing to extend the period for up to 45 days. In most cases payment in installments is also acceptable.
The amounts that the payday lenders are usually offer are between 100 and 1000 USD and most payday loans are taken out around the 300 and 500 USD level on average. The fees that are applied also vary and they are between 15 and 30 USD for every 100 USD that are borrowed as a payday loan, this amount depends on the state and on the local laws that are applied.
What Responsible Borrowing Means?
Borrowing payday loans is very easy and for that reason this should be done very carefully. The borrower should carefully consider the amount they will need with the amount of their next paycheck and estimate how much they can pay back. Most online lenders allow their clients to renew their loans. This however is not recommended by experts and is not considered wise as it can lead to many loans that can end up with large amount of money needed in the long term. MyGreenandgold.com can also help if this happens with our payday loan consolidation program.
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The application for our payday loans is done online. The borrower should present full identification and financial data required for processing of the loan. No documents need to be sent by fax. When the application information reaches the lender, it is processed and in case of approval the funds are deposited to the client within the next business day. In other words, the application is easy and fast when you need money the most.
Can Someone with Bad Credit History get Payday Loans?
In some cases people who need payday loans have bad credit history and are afraid that this history can affect their application. These clients should know that our payday loans are not auto loans or mortgage applications. Payday loans are unsecured personal loans for small sums of money and they are created for people who are in need of financial help of temporary nature.
As lenders we are well aware sometimes you have nowhere to turn to and we lend money to people with credit ratings that are not perfect. In fact, in most situations, payday loans are based on your income and on the other information you provided. When a larger sum is requested as a payday loan, lenders may use the credit report in order to take a decision.
Payday Loans and the Annualized Percentage Rate:
The annualized percentage rate applied to payday loans and the rest of the short-term loans vary from 547.5% to 999.45% on the amount borrowed and the period of the loan. The bigger payday loans with longer periods of payback come with lower interest rates. However, payday loans are short term loans and the payback time is usually around 2 weeks.
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Payday loans should be returned on the due date agreed upon and stated on the contract. In case the loan is delinquent, then the lenders make different attempts to collect them. These attempts include telephone conversations, pay-off arrangements, etc. taking into consideration the borrower's financial situation. In case the payday loan is not collected after all attempts have been made, then the lending agency sends the loan to a third party. These are the so called collection agencies, which make an attempt to collect the money outstanding.
Payday Loans and The Impact of your Credit Score:
The lenders of short term payday loans usually rely on a credit report and they are not limited to the main rating agencies, namely Transunion, Experian and Equifax. The request of the borrower for a payday loan is not determined by the results from these three agencies. Rather, the determination is at the payday loan lender discretion. This might result in the submission of the payday loan request or the payments under the loan to these agencies.
Sometimes the lenders of loans can rely on own criteria, which are usually based on the income, the payment history in previous payday loans and the potential ability for repayment.
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I was born in Poland in 1985. When I was ten I received her first camera – a Zenit E – from my father and started my experiments with photography. In 2005 I left the country in search of a better life and settled in Cardiff, UK. The main fields of photography I am interested in are documentary, landscape and urbex. My inspirations are the works of Roger Tiley, John Davies and John Cornwell. The topics I touches upon in my works are the history of South Wales, human memories and protection of the environment. I took part in a number of group exhibitions organised by e.g. The Big Fuss, Peaceful Progress, Milkwood Gallery and Ffotogallery. I am currently preparing for a couple of solo exhibitions which will take place in Autumn.
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Pepe Reina admitted it felt good to be back between the Anfield sticks against Wigan Athletic on Saturday and lavished praise upon Liverpool's classy second-half performance in the 3-0 win.
The Spain custodian returned to the team for the first time since October 7 after being sidelined by a hamstring injury and was able to keep a clean sheet as a Luis Suarez brace and a rare Jose Enrique strike secured the win.
Reina told Liverpoolfc.com: "I felt good. I'm totally fit and glad to be back.
"I couldn't wait as it was the longest spell in my time here without playing. We always wanted to take care of the injury and had to be patient.
"You're always happy to get a clean sheet. If you do that, it's almost guaranteed we'll win the game, so that's the way to go."
Liverpool dominated the contest throughout, but were unable to make the breakthrough in the first half.
However, moments after the re-start, Suarez fired the Reds ahead before soon adding his second. Enrique sealed the win when he tapped home on 66 minutes.
Reina reflected: "The second half was fantastic. We dominated the game for 90 minutes but couldn't create enough opportunities in the first half.
"But the second half was much better for us. We moved the ball very well at a high tempo and we found the space.
"The manager told us at half-time just to keep trying and to move the ball a bit quicker. He told us to be more consistent on our counter-attacks or set pieces. That's what we did and it worked out.
"It was important to get the win. These are the kind of games we need to win, especially at home, to keep climbing up the table and get ourselves in a better position. I'm happy to get the win, happy to come back and happy for the clean sheet as well."
Suarez's goals took his tally for the season so far to 13 - and Reina is confident he'll continue to find the target over the coming weeks.
The 'keeper said: "He is in unbelievable form right now. We have to give credit to him because it seems like he is scoring in every game.
"He is a great player and it's very important for us to keep him fit - I'm sure there'll be many more [goals] to come."
One man not quite so prolific is Enrique, who netted his first ever Barclays Premier League goal.
It took the Spaniard 53 appearances to score his maiden Liverpool goal - and Reina isn't expecting to see the defender hitting the back of the net on a regular basis from now on.
Asked if he felt it could be the first of many for Enrique, he joked: "If he plays in that position, maybe he can score one or two more, but being realistic he plays left-back, and with his skills at shooting I very much doubt it!
"He is a really good friend of mine, but this is his first goal in several years of playing in the top divisions, so you cannot be too optimistic!"
He added: "I think it is the first - and probably last - goal of his career! I am quite happy because he is training good and looking after himself very well, especially lately. The reward was there.
"He has faced tough times at the beginning of the season, but now he is back in top form once again."
The win over Wigan extended Liverpool's unbeaten run in the Barclays Premier League to seven matches, and Reina added: "It's good. We want to win every game. I wouldn't mind if we'd lost two of them, but won the other five.
"We are now a really tough team to beat, but we have to turn it up, squeeze a little bit more out and turn those draws into wins."
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This week is Pedestrian Awareness Week in Saint Paul. Various activities are planned by neighborhood organizations to get people out exploring their neighborhoods. Of course, with these kinds of activities, phrases like "walkability" come up.
What is walkability? Steve Abley, Chartered Traffic and Transportation Engineer, defined walkability in 2005 in his paper, "Walkability Scoping Paper." His proposed definition states that walkability is "the extent to which the built environment is friendly to the presence of people living, shopping, visiting, enjoying or spending time in an area."
Many factors go into making an area walkable, but it seems that some factors may be more detail oriented while other factors account for a larger picture view of community improvement.
This would seem to be the number one factor to building walkability. Street front businesses give people in the neighborhood a reason to be out walking. To improve walkability, it would behoove Saint Paul to attract businesses, especially locally owned businesses that have a reason to invest in the neighborhood and especially in those dense corridors like University Avenue where the light rail recently began running.
For example, at the Habitat for Humanity groundbreaking ceremony, Mayor Chris Coleman commended the corporate non-profit Habitat for Humanity for their "choice to locate their headquarters on the Green Line as a demonstration of the momentum the light rail project is having and as a great way to provide easy access to their programs and services." However, results since the light rail opened are not good.
Habitat for Humanity's purchase of a building at the corner of Prior and University Avenues displaced several small businesses. One business, the family owned Midway Liquors, used to have an open street front door with an owner who stood on the stoop greeting those passing by. They have since moved to the northeast corner, fronted by a parking lot while Habitat for Humanity's closed and locked street front doors offer a cold contrast. Even colder and less inviting is the clearly visible receptionist who ignores people trying to enter the street front door during business hours. Neither move seems to be a positive for the walkability of the neighborhood. One wonders, too, if Habitat for Humanity is so closed off from the community, why would it have chosen to move to the area? Does a neighbor have to make a call to Atlanta if they want to volunteer or learn more?
Just a block to the east, a large city block has been developed by Episcopal Church Homes of Minnesota, Inc. This campus holds senior apartments, memory care, nursing home care, and assisted living. The newest development, which is still under construction, happened when the corporate non-profit purchased Porky's, a locally owned drive-in restaurant. Though the drive-in era is fading, Porky's, which was famous for its burgers and malts, did see quite a bit of pedestrian traffic during the summers. Its street front patio invited all ages.
What Episcopal Church Homes does with its new development remains to be seen, though its past development on the block has basically become a gated community in the middle of an urban setting. Not quite a vision of walkability that would provide growth for a neighborhood.
Some for profit corporations have maintained and improved pedestrian access to their developments along University Avenue. Walmart has an accessible sidewalk from the bus shelter to its entrance. Verizon Wireless and Noodles & Company, located in the parking lot of Target have also removed shrubbery to allow a sidewalk and crosswalk to their entrances. CVS added a shopping cart room and now has three outdoor entrances, one on University Avenue, that lead to the store's one entrance.
But, for an inviting feeling, one really can't beat a business that believes in its investment in the neighborhood. On many given days, Ax-Man Surplus Store on University Avenue has doors wide open with friendly staff on the inside. Mr. Michael Recycles Bicycles invited the community to celebrate National Night Out with them up to their closing time of 9 p.m. Let's hope Saint Paul encourages more business owners like those who own Ax-Man, Mr. Michael Recycles Bicycles and Midway Liquors to invest along dense, walkable corridors.
Encouraging open businesses has the potential to bring out more people from the neighborhood. A larger mass of pedestrians seems likely to be the number one way to make pedestrians visible to drivers.
With all of the new development happening around town, one would think the city and state could work out arrangements with the developers to maintain some level of pedestrian safety. Yet developers continuously tell pedestrians "you don't matter" when they close sidewalks, placing pedestrians in the middle of a car lane or forcing pedestrians to make unnecessary reroutes of their path to their destinations.
The Vintage development closed a sidewalk for weeks at an area on Snelling Avenue that really was not a safe place to cross if one was walking from the North. Other recent developments have closed pedestrian access in a similar manner. It seems like for the amount of time that the closure was necessary, a new pedestrian path could have been made out of a lane of traffic using barricades or sidewalk covers could have been used to keep pedestrians safe.
As positive examples, Bremer Bank on Snelling and Habitat for Humanity did use sidewalk covers.
Saint Paul struggles with visibility. The city seems to want planted medians everywhere. These planted medians are on busy streets such as Snelling and Marshall Avenues. The light rail also has numerous planted areas along its eleven miles of concrete and fenced barricades that separate the north side of University from the south side of University.
As the grasses get taller and the trees spread out, pedestrians need to move out a little further to check for cars. As the plants hide pedestrians, the drivers a lulled into complacency and likely miss that camouflaged pedestrian. It's as if Saint Paul thinks its citizens want to act out a real life version of a video game. Win this and you get to keep your life. Lose, and well, it was good to know you.
If Saint Paul wants to hide its pedestrians while also having a better reputation of protecting them, it could follow the leads of world class cities such as Paris or Moscow which have under passes and elaborate tunnels that not only protect pedestrians from heavy traffic, but encourage subterranean interaction between the public and independent businesses.
Much has been talked about recently regarding the poor conditions of streets in Saint Paul. Crosswalks are in those streets, so street maintenance plays a role in pedestrian safety.
But sidewalk maintenance is also huge. Many areas of Saint Paul have uneven sidewalks, areas where sidewalks abruptly end, and in the winter, those medians that hide pedestrians get neglected by the city and the Metropolitan Council. Last winter, mounds of snow blockaded the crosswalk at busy intersections like Snelling and University Avenue in the median sections where the light rail would run. Able bodied pedestrians climbed the snow banks while those most vulnerable, those with walkers, wheelchairs, strollers, were put out in the middle of some of the busiest intersections in Saint Paul. Though the station platforms are Metro Transit's responsibility, a customer feedback response claimed that the city was responsible for clearing snow in the crosswalk section of the median.
Winter happens for a long time each year in Minnesota. Snow removal is an important step toward a walkable community. The responsible parties need to own up.
Will Saint Paul get it right?
Much of the advocacy to improve pedestrian safety these days tries to reinvent the wheel. Stories of yore are told about how children used to play in the streets and though many of the advocates were not actually alive during that time, they insist that is the way to "take the streets back." They insist that traffic calming medians and speed bumps will make neighborhoods walkable.
Cities like New York and San Francisco are not traffic calmed via planted medians. Big city streets are not closed streets for the enjoyment of children. Yet drivers understand in these places that pedestrians will be approaching at any given hour.
Saint Paul can achieve this critical mass, too, by focusing on the big picture-- bringing welcoming destinations to dense areas, increasing pedestrian visibility or providing grade separation for pedestrian crossing, and improving infrastructure maintenance.


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His name was Dr. Drown, and he told me, as he affixed a plastic mask to my face, to count down from 100, 99, 98, a taste of garlic, the sight of snow, and the next thing I know, I'm struggling up through sludge in a dimly lit room, my sister holding my hand. Two days later, when I was hooked to a morphine drip, my surgeon bustled into the hospital room and with hands as dry as talc peeled back the bandages so that for the first time I saw my mutilated chest, the scraped flesh and sunken craters where, just a little later, they slipped in two bags of saline so I slosh when I walk. I said no to nipples not because I dislike them (I love them, actually) but because they would require a second surgery, and I'd had it with knives for a while.
This was all a long, long time ago, in another world, another life, it seems, only it's not another life; it's my life. I can tell simply by pulling back my shirt and seeing the man-made mounds that have accompanied me through every second since I cleared cancer about a decade ago. I stayed in the hospital for almost 10 days because the mastectomy had had complications and because I couldn't pee, there was so much anesthesia in me. I was finally discharged on a blustery winter day when the naked trees looked like blackened bones against a solid-blue sky. The wind whipped around me and snaked beneath my shirt, where it iced my gashes in a way that felt good, felt right. Why, then, was I weeping? "You are mourning your breasts," everyone said to me, nodding sagely, seeming completely unaware of how clichéd was their comment. I was not mourning my breasts. I pictured them floating down some river, massive, flabby, dense with cancer cells; ta ta. I'd never liked them—not even in health—never, ever, from their brazen beginnings in my adolescence. They had appeared as if overnight, so I went from flat-chested child to weighed-down woman in the time it takes the clock to sail a single circle; size D, then double D, my breasts had strained my back and made my body top heavy. So no, I was not mourning their exit, bloody though it had been.
Still, in the days (then weeks, then months) following my mastectomy, I could not stop crying, and my tears put prisms in everything, so whatever I saw looked unbearably beautiful and fragile. The whole world warbled and slid, and when I lay back on my bed, I could sense tiny tremors beneath me, as though the house might come down. This is what early "recovery" from cancer is like. You have such joy that the tears keep spilling, while at the same time you know better than anyone else how tentative is your triumph; lumps could be forming at every moment, and so you put all your energy into balancing on the right side of some scalpel, praying you can keep on your feet, praying that all the potential carcinomas within you stay just that: pure potential.
There is something holy about early cancer recovery, at least to me. You live those first months and years as if you are the sole survivor of a terrible plane crash; by night your dreams are full of the smell of jet fuel, but by day you peer out at a universe that was sweet enough to save you. I ate tarts nippled with whipped cream and dense dollops of chocolate, my fingers smeared with melt, my tongue catlike as I lapped up the last of my treat. I recall going into clothing stores and buying tops that I never could have worn before, tight little numbers that showed my surgical shape—a perfectly busty B. I learned to love dressing up, especially as the wounds healed, leaving in their place smooth skin, my scars gone glossy and pink.


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B.S. in Sociology (120 cr)
General Education
Written Communication Competency (6 cr)
- Choose one college level composition course:
- ENG-W 131 Elementary Composition I
- ENG-H 140 Advanced Freshman Composition
- Choose one second college level composition course:
Speaking and Listening Competency (3 cr)
- SPCH-S 121 Public Speaking
Quantitative Reasoning Competency (3 cr)
Natural Sciences Competency (5-6 cr)
- Choose 5-6 credits, including one Natural Science with lab:
- AST-A100 The Solar System
- AST-A105 Stellar Astronomy
- BIOL-L101 Introduction to Biological Sciences
- BIOL-L102 Introduction to Biological Sciences 2
- BIOL-L108 Environment and Life
- BIOL-L150 Biology Freshman Seminar
- BIOL-N120 Topics in Biology
- BIOL-N212 Human Biology
- BIOL-N213 Human Biology Laboratory
- CHEM-C100 Elementary Chemistry I
- CHEM-C101/C121 Elementary Chemistry I/Elementary Chemistry I Laboratory
- CHEM-N100 Nutrition
- GEOL-G111 Physical Geology
- GEOL-G112 Historical Geology
- PHYS-P100 Physics in the Modern World
Humanistic Artistic Competency (6 cr)
- Choose six credits outside the declared major discipline
- May include one studio course
- Must incldue at least 2 disciplines
- ENG-G205 Introduction to the English Language
- ENG-G207 Grammar and Usage
- ENG-L202 Literary Interpretation
- ENG-L203 Introduction to Drama
- ENG-L204 Introduction to Fiction
- ENG-L205 Introduction to Poetry
- ENG-L207 Women and Literature
- ENG-L208 Topics in English and American Literature
- ENG-L209 Topics in American Literature and Culture
- ENG-L225 Introduction to World Masterpieces
- ENG-L250 American Literature Before 1865
- ENG-L251 American Literature After 1865
- ENG-L295 American Literature and Film
- ENG-L297 English Literature to 1600
- ENG-L298 English Literature from 1600-1800
- ENG-L299 English Literature Since 1800
- ENG-W203 Creative Writing
- FINA-A101 Ancient to Medieval Art
- FINA-A102 Renaissance to Modern Art
- FINA-F100 Fundamental Studio Drawing
- FINA-F101 Fundamental Studio 3D
- FINA-S260 Ceramics I
- FINA-S280 Metalsmithing & Jewelry Design I
- FREN-F100 Elementary French I
- FREN-F150 Elementary French II
- FREN-F200 Second-Year French I: Language and Culture
- FREN-F250 Second-Year French II: Language and Culture
- HIST-H105 American History 1
- HIST-H106 American History II
- HIST-H108 Perspectives on the World to 1800
- HIST-H109 Perspectives on the World since 1800
- HIST-H216 The "Wild West" and American Identity
- HIST-H217 The Nature of History
- HIST-H225 Special Topics in History
- MUS-M174 Music for the Listener I
- MUS-M175 Music for the Listener II
- MUS-Z103 Special Topics
- MUS-Z201 History of Rock and Roll
- PHIL-P100 Introduction to Philosophy
- PHIL-P120 Ethics
- PHIL-P140 Introduction to Ethics
- REL-R152 Jews, Christians, Muslims
- REL-R160 Introduction to Religion in Culture
- SPAN-S100 Elementary Spanish I
- SPAN-S150 Elementary Spanish II
- SPAN-S200 Second Year Spanish I
- SPAN-S230 Cervantes' Don Quixote in Translation
- SPAN-S250 Second-Year Spanish II
- THTR-T210 Appreciation of Theater
- WOST-W201 Women in Culture: Introduction to Women's Studies
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- Must include at least 2 disciplines
- ANTH-A103 Human Origins and Prehistory
- ANTH-A104 Cultural Anthropology
- CJUS-P100 Introduction to Criminal Justice
- SPCH-S122 Interpersonal Communication
- CMCL-C205 Introduction to Communication and Culture
- ECON-E103 Introduction to Microeconomics
- ECON-E104 Introduction to Macroeconomics
- EDUC-P250 General Educational Psychology
- GEOG-G110 Introduction to Human Geography
- INFO-I202 Social Informatics
- POLS-Y103 Introduction to American Politics
- POLS-Y105 Introduction to Political Philosophy
- POLS-Y107 Introduction to Comparative Government
- POLS-Y109 Introduction to International Relations
- POLS-Y212 Making Democracy Work
- PSY-P103 General Psychology
- PSY-P211 Methods of Experimental Psychology
- PSY-P216 Lifespan Development
- SOC-S100 Introduction to Sociology
- SOC-S215 Social Change
- SOC-S217 Social Inequality
- SOC-S230 Society and the Individual
- SWK-S102 Diversity in a Pluralistic Society
- SWK-S221 Human Growth and Development in the Social Environment
- SWK-S251 History and Analysis of Social Welfare Policy
- WOST-W200 Women and Society
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A passing grade is required in the First Year Seminar course. This course is mandatory for all beginning freshmen and for transfer students with no more than 12 credit hours of transferring coursework. This course must be taken in the first semester after admission to Indiana University East.
Major Requirements (45 cr)
Major Core Requirements (18 cr)
Sociology/Anthropology Core Courses
- SOC-S 100 Introduction to Sociology (3 cr)
- ANTH-A 103 Human Orgins & Prehistory (3 cr)
- ANTH-A 104 Culture & Society (3 cr)
- SOC-S 215 Social Change (3 cr)
- SOC-S 217 Social Inequality (3 cr)
- SOC-S 230 Society and the Individual (3 cr)
Research Methods Requirements (6 cr)
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Advanced Sociology Track (18 cr)
Advanced Anthropology Track (18 cr)
- ANTH-B 200 Biological Anthropology (3 cr)
- SOC-S 340 Social Theory (3 cr)
- ANTH-E 300 Cultural Areas and Ethnic Groups (3 cr)
- Anthropology Electives-- Choose 9 credits of Anthropology at the 300 level or above
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- BSS-B 490 Senior Seminar
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Our last night in Chile was full of fun and emotion. We had really bonded as a team and kept marveling that 35 people could get along so well. We took a final team photo but were missing brother Rick and Sister Joan as they had to fly out early.
Pat and Diane Sullivan arranged for a Chilean dance troop to entertain us at our hotel. They were fabulous!
We also celebrated Tom's birthday with pizza and cake.
The next day we went to see Vina del Mar. A wonderful old seaport town. We had lunch on the water and spent precious moments together before heading to the airport for the 9 hour flight to Atlanta. There we parted ways and tried not to cry as we all headed for our separate cities and states.
We hope to return next year and perhaps you will join us!
Thanks for all your prayers!
We went skiing in the Andes!!!
What a fun day we had! We were given choices on our free day to go to the Andes or to stay in Chillan to shop, rest and/or visit a pottery shop.
I went with the group to the mountains! What a thrill to ski or should I say fall down the mountain! John, Robert, Fernando & I were first time skiers. John and Robert picked it up quickly and Robert was hot dogging within a couple of hours. Poor Fernando and I didn´t do as well. He finally gave up but I was determined. Once when I fell on my back and heard my neck crunch as my head hit the hard snow I thought, ¨I wonder if this is how people break their necks skiing". It was a fun day and it really was exciting to know that we were skiing the Andes.
Donald, Bev and Krista were pros and Tom left us all behind as he went to the top slope. He had to take pictures of himself because there was no one there to take them!
The boys, Tyler and Joey went snowboarding. They were such an encouragement to me as they would go over on the ski lift and yell down, "Don´t give up Rachel!" I´d struggle to my feet, wave and say, "Okay. I won´t!"
Whitney & Uncle Tom went to the mountains too but chose to hang out in the lodge and chill all day.
Some of us are a little sore in places but happy to have had such an opportunity. Thanks once again for praying.
Part of the team traveled to San Carlos to visit a pediatric hospital and some rural schools.
At the schools they entertained children with puppets, stories and music; took poloroids and handed out gifts. In turn the children entertained them with dances, etc. It was a great day.
While at the hospital they saw a baby who was very sick and wouldn´t eat anything. She cried and fussed and would not take a bottle. Twelve year old Tyler from our group held her and calmed her down. The group prayed for the baby and suddenly she took the bottle and drank it all! The nurses were thrilled to see God answer their prayer so quickly.
Pray that God will continue to touch lives through our team.
On Thursday some of our group went to a nursing home to visit. We took afghans which were made by a 93 year old woman in Mesa, AZ. She makes afghans and donates them to missions as she says it's about all she can do for the Lord anymore. If she could see how blessed some of these elderly people were to get such lovely gifts. They were really touched by them and we were so honored to be the people chosen to deliver them.
There was a group of fith graders visiting too. They were delighted to mingle with us and to try out their English. We had a couple of English-Spanish Bibles to give out and were wishing we had a load of them as they treated them like gold.
Some of us managed to sneak away for a little while to visit Tom{s brother Ricks home. He has lived in Chillan for the past 11 years. His family has just moved to North Dakota for 3 years so his wife can get her doctorate.
In the evening the whole group got together for a belated birthday celebration for Uncle Tom{s 80th. There was a group of little girls in the restaurant and they all came over to wish him a happy birthday too. Rhonda gave them each a doll and they posed with Uncle Tom.
Keep the prayers coming.
Our group split up on Wednesday. Some of us traveled one and one half hour to Concepcion which is on the Pacific Ocean. There we visited several Lutheran schools. We played with the children. Handed out beanie babies. Our musicians played upbeat songs while others entertained with puppets and games.
One particular Martin Luther school is in danger of closing down due to lack of funding. Please pray for this school as the children will not go to school if that happens. They have already shut down the upper level classes and the teenagers are roaming the streets all day as they have no school to attend.
It´s fun to see the team members picking up Spanish in our short time here. They are understanding much of what is being said.
The other half of our team stayed in Chillan and worked with two Catholic nuns who run the center we visited on our first day in Chillan. Robert & Gerry put outside lights up for them so they will be much safer walking around outside at night. The team also bought supplies for a couple of wood projects. The women will sell their crafts in September & December at craft fairs. The "booths" have to be made according to certain specs and have to be something that will be portable. Roger whom we always call "Nicole´s boyfriend" (really he´s her husband) was so handy with the power saw that his new nickname is now "BUZZ".
You may notice several new nicknames among your friends. Like Janet whose name is really Sharon. It´s a long story but know that we are all getting along so well and are enjoying one another's company. that isn´t always easy with 35 people!
You must be praying!
Members of our team have been visiting a men´s shelter in the evenings here in Chillan. It has been very moving to mingle with these men. To laugh with them. To hear their stories and to share the hope in Christ and to pray with them.
They love the music. Pat, Don & Marlee pray for them as the team members dance with them and hug them. The couple who runs the shelter has been there 35 years with no vacation! Keep them in your prayers.
Please pray as we continue to reach out to these men. That they will know the love of Christ in their lives.
We are now in Chillan. It´s a little colder here but those of us from the hot states are not complaining!
We had a five hour bus ride here. Some of us visited with a couple of Catholic nuns who run a community outreach here in Chillan. They teach low income women, unwed teen mothers and other single moms & widows crafts so they can make extra money. They come to the center and learn to crochet, sew, weave and cook. (Robert wanted me to stay in the cooking class!)They can bring their children and volunteers watch them while they are in class. The center provides the fabric and supplies to those who cannot afford them. We bought some of their articles.
Part of the team will return tomorrow to do some construction around the center.
After dinner some of the team went to feed the homeless on the streets. I´ll send pictures of that later. Uncle Tom was in charge of taking those pictures since I was not part of the group who went.
Keep the prayers going. I´ll send more of a report later!
Photographs from Saturday – Monday have been added to the Photo Blog.
We had another awesome day in Santiago, Chile!
John Hendee, a missionary here from Mesa AZ shared his dream for Peru coming up in the next few years. He will be starting an outreach to the poverty stricken areas surrounding Lima , Peru and hopes to have a Hope 4 Kids team there in the summer of 2006.
Then we heard from a pastor´s wife on the ¨house of hope¨which is a project that is starting here soon. There are a lot of children who live in homes of drug addicts and alcoholics. They roam the streets all day. Some very young children are in charge of younger children! Many are physically & sexually abused. House of hope will provide some protection or at least a safe place to go during the day. They will work on getting the kids into school. Will provide meals for them and the house will be a place for kids to hang out and hear about the love of Christ. There will also be supervision of homework. Eventually they hope to have a place where the kids can sleep too. Those who are in REALLY unsafe environments.
Half of our team worked on the work projects. Some laid tile, painted and did cement work. Others cleaned up bricks and painted basketball stands and put up new rims and hoops.
The rest of us went to a dump where some homeless people have taken up residence. It was extremely emotional as we stood with the people and realized all that we have and here were people who live in a dumping ground. They are grateful for what the wealthy people throw in the dump because that gives them blankets and things they need. We sang songs with them. Talked. A local lady shared the Good News that Jesus loves them right where they are and although they are poor now if they accept Christ they will forever live with Him in Glory and walk on streets of gold. We gave them bags of groceries and kissed them goodbye.
Tomorrow morning we leave for Chillan. Please continue to remember us in your prayers.
What a Sunday we had!!! Our bus took us to the barrio in the morning. Some went of to mass at the Catholic Church while the rest of us attended a prayer service or shopped in an open market in the neighborhood. Then we all met under a big tent for another church service. The people were so happy. Dancing and praising the Lord. I think I spotted a couple of our team members clapping and moving their feet a little too!
We had the privilege of hearing Tom preach. It was the third anniversary of the death of his mother. He talked about how before he was born she dedicated him to the Lord's work. He talked about his parents and how they led the way in mission work by reaching out to migrant workers in the community. As always it was a moving and inspirational message.
After lunch it was festival time!! The church tent was taken down and we set up stations on the lot. Uncle Tom brought blank puzzles. The children designed their own puzzles with crayons. They LOVED it! As you will see in the pictures there was always a crowd around the puzzle table.
Whitney headed up a cosmotology station where the girls painted fingernails, applied makeup and passed out hair scrunchies.
Laura headed up the poloroid team. Children lined up to have their photos taken. Many of them would grab one of our pretty blonde girls to have their photo taken with them.
Marlee, Joan and Earl passed out the goodie bags the girls had made up on Saturday. They held soap, toothpaste & toothbrush, candy, pens & pencils. It's good to give out toothbrushes and paste when you pass out candy, dont you think?
Alan, Nick, Gerry & John were kept very busy balloon sculpting while Pat entertained the crowd with his clarinet.
The teenagers were involved in face painting and playing games with the children. Erika, Emmalyn, Stacey, & Arianna did an awesome drama.
We had speakers set up blaring contemporary Christian music. We did the hokey pokey. The Spanish and English version. It was a great day!! The children had almost as much fun as we did!
More tomorrow! Thanks for your prayers.
Hope 4 Kids International is 501c3 faith-based non-profit committed to help children around the world that are suffering from extreme poverty through Dignity, Health, Joy & Love. www.hope4kidsinternational.org


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1 Santa Maria's Catedral of La Seu d'Urguell
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Pl. del Deganat E - 25700 La Seu d'Urgell
Located in the heart of the old town, the 12C cathedral (restored in 1918) is a typical example of the Lombardy Romanesque style in Catalonia. The cloisters date back to the 13C and boast some striking capitals. The 11C church of Sant Miquel is all t..
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E - 25700 La Seu d'Urgell
Housed in the former 14C church of La Pietat, this museum contains a magnificent collection of art from the 10C to 17C originating from various villages in the diocese, most notably a papyrus belonging to Pope Sylvestre II and a retable from Abella d..
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E - 25700 La Seu d'Urgell
Artificial rapids were created in this park for the 1992 Olympics. Competitions are still held here.
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A pleasant place for a stroll, the park surrounds modern cloisters designed by Luis Racionero. Note the capitals representing different modern characters: Marx, Stalin, Franco, Marilyn Monroe and Picasso.


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Since "Love and Hip Hop Atlanta" premiered on VH1, fans have pegged cast member Joseline as not only a home wrecker, but potentially a transgendered contestant, too.
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Yes, Stevie J gets a lot of hate mail, too. What's going on between him and Mimi is shocking, and on episode 3 of "Love and Hip Hop Atlanta," Stevie J attempted to intimidate Erica with veiled threats after she mocked him.
That kind of fan venom, especially from female viewers, is to be expected.
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There's no doubt that Joseline deserves serious criticism for being Stevie's jump off, and if the rumors are true that she aborted Stevie's baby, she'll likely feel some serious wrath from the show's hard core viewers.
But it's the transgender card that continues to get pulled in Joseline's face, so much so that the reality star opted to post a nude photo of herself online to prove she isn't a man.
That hasn't stopped fans from calling out Joseline for not being 100% female, however. This video illustrates the fact well, where media personality Cadillac Kimberly appears to have no problem pointedly asking Joseline if she's a man—directly to Joseline's face.
After a season of "Basketball Wives," which saw fans sign petitions in an effort to boycott the show for its celebration of bullying, how ironic is it that many of the same viewers ("Love and Hip Hop" and "Basketball Wives" are similar shows with similar audiences), are now choosing to bully one of the show's stars based solely on her looks?
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The White Queen airs Saturday nights at 10pm on Starz.
Wow, this episode covered a lot of ground!
It starts at Elizabeth's* coronation, which is as grand as they can make it because the people have been denied a royal wedding and they want everyone to accept her as Queen. Warwick is not happy, and still wants to sign a treaty with France; in an attempt to win back the favor he once had, he goes out almost single-handedly and captures the fugitive King Henry. Edward still doesn't give him the power he wants; he turns down Warwick's petition to marry his daughters to Edward's brothers. Warwick wants to put his own family into succession and get the throne, but Elizabeth wants to marry off her (approximately) forty-two sisters to shore up the families around them and further legitimize her and Edward's rule. She happens to birth three daughters over the next three years, and her sons are from a different Line and can't be the heirs he wants, so things are still shaky.
Meanwhile, Margaret is cracking up, and sees a vision from God that her son, Henry Tudor**, will be king. Except that he's five and has been forcibly taken away from her and raised by his uncle, the man she actually loves and would have liked to have married when her original husband died, except that her mother is power-hungry and petty at the same time and married her to Stafford. He's good, but too safe and timid, and a lot older than her. She believes in her vision so deeply that she tells Henry he's going to be king, tells him always to remember it, then sides with Warwick when he marries his older daughter Isabelle to Edward's brother George against the King's wishes and declares him the true legitimate king.
He's raising an army against Edward. Edward gets captured. While trying to get free of the first attack, Elizabeth's father and brother are beheaded without a trial, and only Anthony makes it back; they all have to flee to safety before Warwick and George come after them. Enraged and grief-stricken, Elizabeth turns to her mother's magic and curses the ones she holds responsible, even though that's wildly illegal.
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- Heirs born: None, but three girls
- People Dead: Lord Rivers, John Rivers
- Claimants to the throne: Edward, George, the previous Henry, soon Henry Tudor
- Kings in jail: Edward, Previous Henry
- Strategic marriages: Elizabeth's little sister to a child Duke, one of Edward's cousins; Isabelle Warwick to would-be-king George; several more proposed
- Mystical happenings: One vision from God, two curses
- Does anyone else feel like they need a flowchart*** to keep all of this straight? Admittedly, figuring out the arcane secrets of the rules of succession and the bizarrely complicated family alliances is part of the fun, but I still find myself wishing that people didn't all have the same names. Or that they conveniently wore family colors more often like they do in Game of Thrones.
The show continues to be gorgeous, however, and the same level of drama, tenseness and power that was in the first episode is here, too. If anything, things have gotten tenser and more prone to moving power around than ever before, and this is only the second episode! Despite the fact that this one episode covers somewhere around four years, things never feel rushed; we get enough tips of the story moving along that we aren't left confused, and there are pauses along the way to show Elizabeth big with child, having the baby and Edward being happy for her even though she isn't a son, and catching back up three years later, when Warwick has raised the army against them. It was shocking that Lord Rivers was killed; I was expecting Edward to be killed in battle when he was dumb enough to try to escape to fortify London without taking any guards with him.
This week's favorite scene was when Isabelle tells Anne the story of the previous queen and how she was a warrior and a demon and consorted with the devil to have the other previous heir.
Overall, this was a strong episode, and I can't wait to see what happens next.
How did you like The White Queen "The Price of Power"?
Samantha Tweets, Tumbles, Blogs and is starting to think embroidery thread is an ingenious way to hold your hair up.
*I had no idea there were so many Elizabeths in English history. In this story we have this Elizabeth and she names her daughter Lizzy, which is also Elizabeth, and then we know that Henry Tudor has an Elizabeth, too. Not to mention the current Elizabeth.
**And so he will be king, except, you know, he is father to the royal line leading to Henry VIII who dismantles the church and starts a new one so that he can variously abandon, kill or divorce eight wives, which causes almost as much trouble as all of this anyway.
***Or at the very least, the show should come with a printable family tree with pictures that just automatically prints itself out of the TV when you watch it.


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"The Big Bang Theory" engagement undoubtedly shocked many fans who have followed Leonard and Penny's love story which has been filled with several proposals and multiple break ups and make ups. After many failed attempts at getting hitched, "The Big Bang Theory" engagement is now the buzz of the web because with just one episode left of the season, there are still plenty of unanswered questions. As explained by TV.com Friday, after years of dating, Penny and Leonard have finally taken the next step in their relationship although it was one of the most awkward engagements in TV history.
"The Gorilla Dissolution" focused evenly on three pairings - Howard and Bernadette, Leonard and Penny, and Sheldon and Raj. Some savvy fans may have figured that an engagement was in the works after Penny lost her acting gig and was forced to reconsider her life choices.
"The Big Bang Theory," a television series that impressed in its debut a few years ago was expected to be a hit but no one could have imagined the success that it is generating along with the show's millions of fans. But there is sad news for fans of the show, "The Big Bang Theory" engagement follows comments made by producer Steve Molaro that are raising doubts about the continuity of the series beyond the ten scheduled seasons.
"The Big Bang Theory," which is about a group of friends who are science geeks, was recently commissioned for three more seasons. Actor Jim Parsons, who plays the character of a scientific genius with questionable social skills, has already won three Emmy Awards for his role as Dr Sheldon Cooper and the show has won a total of four Emmy awards.
Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter, the producer of the popular CBS series, Steve Molaro, said..."You never know. I'm going to move forward along with [co-creator/EP] Chuck [Lorre] that 10 is the end unless we're told otherwise. These are decisions that are so far away I can't really even think about that. I have no choice but to move forward … it's so far away (laughs). The mindset is it's going to be the 10 and then we'll see what happens after that."
He added that he would be "okay" with the show ending in 2017, and that even though there was no official end date as of yet, it was all about knowing when to quit the show.
He continued with the interview saying..."I would be OK, yes, as long as we do it right. My concern is that we do it right and we end this show in a way that is as befitting of these characters that we respect and love. As long as we can have the opportunity to end it in a way that serves them all properly, that's my concern -- more than the number of seasons."
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Let $X$ be a space that is the union of the subspaces $S_1,\dots,S_n$, where each $S_i$ is homeomorphic to the unit circle, and suppose that there is some $p \in X$ such that $S_i \cap S_j = \{p\}$ whenever $i \neq j$. I am trying to show that $X$ is Hausdorff if and only if each $S_i$ is closed in $X$, and also to construct an example of such a space $X$ which is not Hausdorff.
If we assume that $X$ is Hausdorff, then it's easy to show that each $S_i$ is closed in $X$, since the unit circle is compact and compact subspaces of Hausdorff spaces are closed. I'm having trouble with the converse, however. Let $x_1,x_2$ be distinct points of $X$, then $x_1 \in S_i, x_2 \in S_j$ for some $i,j$. Suppose that neither point is $p$. Then $ X - (S_i - \{p\}) = S_1 \cup \dots \cup S_{i-1} \cup S_{i+1} \cup \dots S_n $ is closed, so $S_i - \{p\}$ is open. If $i \neq j$, then $S_i - \{p\}, S_j - \{p\}$ are disjoint neighbourhoods of $x_1,x_2$.
Now if $i = j$, we have $x_1,x_2 \in S_i - \{p\}$, and I'm not seeing how we could find disjoint neighbourhoods of $x_1,x_2$, given that we don't know the topology of $S_i$. Do we have to assume that the unit circle, and hence each $S_i$, has the topology induced by the Euclidean metric?
The last case is when one of the points, say $x_1$, is $p$. Then $x_1 \in S_1$, which is closed, and $x_2 \notin S_1$, so we can find a neighbourhood $U_2$ of $x_2$ which does not intersect $S_1$, and therefore does not contain $x_1$. How could we produce a neighbourhood $U_1$ of $x_1$ not intersecting $U_2$, though?
Finally, any help on constructing a non-Hausdorff $X$ would be appreciated; I'm guessing what we proved means that we need the $S_i$'s to not all be closed in $X$, but I can't see how to use this fact to explicitly construct such an $X$.


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