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Jared Leto is following in Dallas Buyer's Club co-star Matthew McConaughey's footsteps — and dropping a lot of weight for his role in the upcoming project.
Much has been made of McConaughey's skinny appearance in recent weeks, and now Leto has revealed that he's fasting to play a transsexual woman in the film.
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Last week, anime publisher Aniplex of America announced that it would be releasing the first movie based on the "Persona 3" series, "Spring of Birth", on Blu-ray in over 50 countries this May.
The "Persona 3" film trilogy is based on the "Persona 3" RPG video game, which was released in North America on the PlayStation 2 and PSP by Atlus USA. The film features animation production by AIC ASTA (Persona 4: The Animation) and the first film is directed by Noriaki Akitaya.
Aniplex of America will release the import Blu-ray of "Persona 3 the Movie: Spring of Birth" in both standard ($74.98) and collector's ($99.98) editions starting on May 20, 2014. Both editions of the import Blu-ray will include Japanese voices with English subtitles and feature the Director's Cut version of the film, with seven minutes of extra footage as well as the original theatrical version, audio commentary, trailers and commercials. The collector's edition will also include an original soundtrack CD, exclusive box art, newly illustrated cover art, a 48-page deluxe booklet, 10 super P3 stickers and 4 key art illustration cards.
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A St. Augustine man was killed in a traffic accident in St. Johns County Saturday, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. The FHP Office in Jacksonville says 65-year old Joseph E. Yakaboski was westbound on State Road 16 at Factory Outlets Drive around 10:35 Saturday morning. Troopers say Yakaboski's pickup truck was hit on the left side by a car turning into Factory Outlets Drive from the eastbound lane of State Road 16. The FHP says the pickup truck overturned several times and Yakaboski was ejected from the truck. Yakaboski had not been wearing his seat belt, according to the FHP report. Yakaboski was pronounced dead at the scene by St. Johns County Fire Rescue. The driver of the car and a child passenger were not injured.
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Broken Trust will NOT break your trust in author Sharon Dunn or Love Inspired Books (the publisher). Ms. Dunn has done a terrific job of weaving a tale of suspense and romance.
Set in eastern Montana, the story definitely has the appeal of The Old West. The story revolves around small town Sheriff Christine Norris (a widow) and her former FBI partner and love Wyatt Green. Wyatt comes to town in search of a missing child and a secret militia.
Christine wants nothing to do with Wyatt or the FBI. The last time they'd come to her town people died. Refusing to believe anyone from her town is involved in either, all she wants to do is protect her friends by shooing Wyatt and his FBI agents out of her town.
It's a story that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Here's the back cover blurb:
"I need you to trust me."
Sheriff Christine Norris still remembers the heartache from the last time she gave Special Agent Wyatt Green her trust. And she certainly doesn't believe him now, when he claims some of her residents are involved in a dangerous militia. But Christine can't ignore the fact that someone who may be tied to the militia has kidnapped an innocent boy. And when she's almost killed in a fiery explosion, Christine realizes Wyatt may be the only person she can trust to protect her. Even if she's still not sure she can trust him again with her heart….
To learn more about Sharon Dunn and her books, visit: http://sharondunnbooks.net/


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Khao Sok National Park in Southern Thailand is an amazing place. It is covered by the oldest evergreen rainforest in the world, huge limestone mountains shooting straight up in the air, deep valleys, breathtaking lakes, exciting caves, wild animals and much more.
Khao Sok is perfectly situated on the mainland between Phuket, Krabi, Khao Lak and Koh Samui, the most popular destinations in Southern Thailand. It is a fantastic place to go on vacation. Close and personal elephant encounters, jungle trekking on foot, canoeing and Truck Safaris are all possible activities, which will give you the experience of a lifetime. We also recommend tours to visit various locations in Khao Sok. One of the most interesting areas is stunningly beautiful Cheow Larn Lake in the heart of the National Park with its floating raft houses and luxury tents an absolute must-see!
In addition to recommended tours Khaosok.com features information on the vast variety of flora and fauna in Khao Sok, as well as facts and history about the area. We aim to promote and preserve Khao Sok by making you appreciate this beautiful area just as much as we do.
Monsoon in Khao Sok
We have had many inquiries recently about the monsoon season in Southern Thailand. Fact is, that there is a higher probability of rain, which the statistically wettest months being September and October, but is exactly what makes the Rainforest even more authentic. Also, there are fair chances that the sun breaks through more often than you would think, and the rising mist unveiling stunning limestone cliffs is a sight to die for. Temperatures remain warm and Khao Sok is usually not affected by floods or similar, the National Park remains open and all our recommended tours are run all year round.
If you decide to visit Khao Sok on your own, please follow National Park safety instructions regarding the monsoon season that is about to start in May. Read more below.
Khao Soks best tours available around the year!
All our recommended tours are run normally around the year. Khao Sok National Park HQ is open all around the year with some exceptions to longer treks. During monsoon season the following treks and areas are closed: "The Rafflesia Trek" from 1st of May to 31st of October. Sip Et Chan Waterfall , Bang Lab Nam Waterfall , Tang Nam, Ton Kloi Waterfall , Tharn Sawan Waterfall, Nam Ta-lu Cave, Si Ru Cave and Khang Cow Cave from 1st of June to 14th of December. National Park authorities have decided to close these treks annually for safety reasons. Shorter 2-3 hour safe treks from national park HQ are available around the year.
Floating luxury tents at Cheow Larn Lake!
Home to wild Elephants, Hornbills, the rare Asian Ox, various monkey and ape species, a myriad reptiles, amphibians and floral species, Khao Sok including the Cheow Larn lake is one of the most unique and important rainforest habitats in South East Asia.
Explore the Amazing Cheow Larn Lake, swim in crystal clear waters and experience unforgettable moments in the heart of Khao Sok National Park. Dont miss out on a night 12km off the closest road, sleeping in safe, luxurious tents floating on the waters surface. All rooms are equipped with normal hotel room amenities such as en-suite bathrooms, hot showers and comfortable beds.
Ready for a once-in-a-lifetime experience? We recommend the best-selling 3 Days 2 Nights Jungle Lake Safari and the famous extension the unforgettable 4 Days 3 Night Jungle Lake Safari
Quality time with Asian Elephants
The Amazing Elephant Experienceis an extraordinary opportunity to get up close and personal with the endangered Asian Elephant. You will interact with these magnificent pachyderms and learn the secrets of their mahouts, before preparing and feeding them one of their daily meals. Add some dietary supplements for them that help with their digestion and overall well-being. Furthermore, you will watch them enjoying an extensive mud bath before they will kindly ask you to properly scrub and clean them with coconut fibers. Truly a unique chance to experience Asian Elephants, the largest land animals in this part of the world. The Amazing Elephant Experience is part of and available only on our recommended 2-5-day Luxury camping tours.
Spectacled Langur Monkeys
We have just added some more information of Spectacled Langurs. Spectacled Langurs are one of the most common monkeys seen at Khao Sok, especially at the Cheow Larn Lake.


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We've got a new forum section up, C7 tech/performance, and since C7 Stingray deliveries began about a week ago the aftermarket has already jumped in. Yesterday, we posted a video of Hennessey running the new Vette down the 1/4 mile to establish a baseline but they already have customer C7s in the shop. The top-tune […] More »
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Amazon (AMZN) announced today it would increase the price of its premium Amazon Prime service from $79 to $99 annually. It's the first Amazon Prime price increase since the service debuted almost a decade ago, and will be charged going forward for new customers and for renewals of existing customers alike.
So what does the Amazon Prime price hike mean for AMZN stock?
To me, not much.
For starters, it's just $20 a year. I suppose the 25% Amazon Prime price increase is substantive, but spread across the year, it equates to a little more than a nickel per day, or roughly $1.67 a month.
Secondly, the pricing move puts AMZN on par with Netflix (NFLX) and Hulu Plus in regards to pricing for streaming video. Both NFLX and Hulu charge $7.99 per month, which adds up to $95.88 a year. The monthly installments instead of a one-time charge could be more attractive, given that it doesn't "feel" as costly to buy a Hulu Plus or Netflix streaming video subscription vs. Amazon Prime, and because of added flexibility where subscribers can cancel at any time and simply stop paying the monthly fee. But those are hardly slam-dunk advantages.
Also, while the casual user might not be over the moon about Amazon increasing prices, there are a host of additional benefits to power users, including a Kindle lending library and free two-day shipping.
All in all, seems like Amazon Prime is still a pretty good deal … even at $99.
What About AMZN Stock?
Even a modest $20 increase to Prime membership prices can add up to big numbers. Amazon Prime boasts "tens of millions" of members, meaning hundreds of millions of dollars in extra revenue from this move alone.
That's good … however, it's important to remember that in January, AMZN reported growing earnings but missed the mark on both revenue and profit expectations.
So the real question is whether the Prime cash will be enough to satisfy Wall Street, or whether the core e-commerce business of Amazon will remain most important to shareholders.
To me, it's the latter — and that's reason to be bullish about AMZN stock.
Amazon.com has been resilient over the past five years. Shares have always marched steadily higher even after short-term troubles, with Amazon stock up 500% or so since early 2009. That's in large part because of continued revenue growth even across a bad consumer spending environment and a period when conventional retailers have been underperforming big-time.
Consider Amazon just put up 20% revenue growth in Q4 while many retailers from Walmart (WMT) to Target (TGT) to Best Buy (BBY) have struggled mightily to grow their top line. Amazon's numbers missed expectations, true, but that kind of growth in retail isn't happening anywhere else.
The bears will point to the Netflix Qwikster debacle as proof of what can happen when a company messes with a cash-cow subscription. However, that NFLX mess was much more than just meddling with prices; Netflix was planning on breaking out its DVD business, with a different user interface, and did so ham-handedly through a non-apology from its CEO Reed Hastings that ticked off subscribers.
This is not the same. Amazon telegraphed its intentions for a price increase months ago, and isn't changing any of the core features.
Of course, there are always valuation concerns. The premium that investors have been paying for Amazon is a premium for growth, and the forward price-to-earnings ratio of 88 or so continues to turn heads.
The only real concern I see is a philosophical one. After all, Amazon has made its growth dependent on a race to the bottom in pricing, making up for low margins with big scale. Is this price hike an admission that might not be working anymore? Perhaps an admission that Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos is looking to harvest from the massive Internet ecosystem he has built, rather than keep it growing?
Time will tell. But if you own AMZN stock or are thinking of buying now, I wouldn't overestimate the significance of this Prime price increase. The bottom line is that Amazon is one of the few retail options that has seen growth, and its share performance over the last few years should speak for itself. And hard comparisons to Netflix and Qwikster ignore not only how well AMZN has handled this move, but how broad its business is beyond Prime.
After all, this is a company that does $74 billion in annual sales. An extra hundred million bucks or so — or the loss of a few hundred million bucks if this Prime move fails — won't significantly alter the course of AMZN stock.
Jeff Reeves is the editor of InvestorPlace.com and the author of The Frugal Investor's Guide to Finding Great Stocks. As of this writing, he did not hold a position in any of the aforementioned securities. Write him at email@example.com or follow him on Twitter via @JeffReevesIP.


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What I want to achieve is to skip a few invalid frames in VOB files and recreate proper a MPEG stream - without re-encoding the whole stream and losing the quality.


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Stumbling around on the web this morning I found these amazing pictures from Harbin, China of their fantastic Ice and Snow Festival. Held every year since 1963 this amazing festival draws visitors from near and far, though with temperatures as low as -40 degrees (F and C) you might want to bundle up before heading out. The opening ceremonies were held last week but the festival often lasts as long as a month so there is still plenty of time to book your flight!
The incredible ice sculptures were accentuated by beautiful LED lights which lit up the structures from within producing a fairytale like glow. Fireworks lit up the night sky forming a spectacular backdrop for these stunning creations.
A slide made from ice is available upon which visitors may take a ride! With the right friction coefficient you can gather a great deal of speed, however, corduroy pants will likely leave you stranded. Dress accordingly!!
Happily or not, temperatures in the US don't allow for such amazing creations and since we can't all afford a trip to China anytime soon, enjoy the pictures and perhaps a warm mug of cocoa.


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Kashgar, China: The Market at the Top of the World
We woke up early, at least by vacation standards, to make it to the Sunday Animal Market in Kashgar. Showered and more or less awake, our group of three (none of whom speak Chinese or Uighur) jumped into a taxi and managed to point to the right spot on the map, thankful for our multilingual maps.
As we exited the taxi and paid our driver, we walked into the busy market, where traders were buying and selling this week's stock of cows, sheep, goats and horses.
Frenetic Bargaining
The bargaining was frenetic and we visitors watched from afar. Young boys were shearing the sheep, experienced traders examined the animals' teeth and others who were finished with their business were enjoying a social morning over cups of tea.
There were several other tourists visiting the market and when we caught each other's eyes we'd share a common smile, as if to say, "Can you believe this market? Amazing!"
It was hard for me not to suppose that every person with a fantastic camera was a photographer from National Geographic, simply because every image, from the melon vendors to the old men drinking tea, was something you'd expect to see in the pages of the magazine.
This Week's Victim
As we made our way to the exit of the market, a group of old men called us over to where they were sitting. Their sun weathered, wrinkled faces smiled: teeth missing, wide joyous smiles. I pantomimed to the group, "Can I take your photograph?" Obviously used to wide-eyed tourists, the men posed for us, enjoying the attention.
By way of thanks, I walked over to the men to show them their imagines on the screen of my digital camera. They laughed and gestured to the group to look at the pictures.
As I turn to leave, the oldest man of the group gestures me closer. He wants to get a better look. As I hold the camera up to his old and wise eyes, he snatches my camera and puts it in his jacket pocket.
My heart skips a beat. My face must have turned ashen white, and the group erupts in laughter. I was this week's victim of the game of "let's-see-the-tourist-freak-out." He hands me back my camera, smiling knowingly and we part ways.
Stepping Back in Time
If you were to remove the tourists with their high-tech digital cameras, and the few cars that putt-putt through the streets of Kashgar, not much has changed in the last several millennium.
The streets of the old town are lined with mud-brick houses in which pots are made and sold, along with every other kind of wares, spices and textiles. This famed spot on the Silk Road was a vital hub for traders from the East and West and a hot spot in the struggle for empire in Central Asia known as "The Great Game." Both the Russians and British set up consulates here in the late 1800s.
Western China is a rugged land with stark mountainous terrain and vast lonely desserts. It is not the China of the modern world. It is not Tiananmen Square. It is not the bustling nightlife of Shanghai or Hong Kong.
In fact, very little in western China seems "Chinese" at all. Until several decades ago the Uighur minority, a group more closely associated with Central Asia than the Far East, outnumbered the Han Chinese in Urumchi, the capital of the Xingjian province.
To truly understand the diversity and beauty of this part of China, young man (and woman) you must go west!
The Sunday Market
Most visitors head to Kashgar with the Sunday Market in mind. And this is for good reason. There are few other markets in the world that have been in continuous operation as long as Kashgar's. And there are few in the world that can match Kashgar's colors, smells, hustle and bustle.
Most here speak Uighur, a Turkic language that resembles Uzbek more than Chinese. This ethnic diversity is reflected by the population, made up by not only Chinese and Uighurs, but also Kazakhs, Kyrygz, Tajiks and Uzbeks. It is China's flavorful melting pot.
Here you'll find entire animals, hung on large steel hooks, cleaned and ready to be purchased.
For those more used to buying beef from Safeway, walking through the market can be an education in animal anatomy. (I didn't know sheep had storage depots of fat there!)
Young boys run up and down the aisles with baked dough, selling their product to both locals and tourists alike.
You'll find entire aisles dedicated to scarves and textiles (and even knock-off pashminas), Central Asian hats and even bike tires.
Some traders are professionals, while others are old men with what seems to be their household goods on display on an old blanket.
Around lunch time we found our way to the "food court" where mutton was being sliced, diced and grilled on open stoves. For less than $1, you can have an entire meal here and take in the market from the sidelines while breathing in the peppery scent of the meat.
There are few places in the world where visitors can actively take part in traditions that stretch back over thousands of years. Just like the western adventures who came before us, visitors today are no less amazed by all that Kashgar has to offer.
Getting There
From any major city in China or Central Asia, fly to Urumchi and then onward to Kashgar. You can also take a luxury train from Urumchi to Kashgar, which takes about 23 hours.
Buses are available from northern Pakistan run from mid-April to mid-October and take you along the infamous Karakoram Highway. If your travel itinerary includes a trip to Kyrgyzstan, local tour groups can help arrange an overland trip through the Tourugut pass.
Where to Stay
Kashgar offers several decent, clean hotels (although neither will win the style of the year award). Hotel Seman (+ 86 0998-258 2129) was the former Russian consulate and just renovated this past year. The Chini Bagh Hotel (+86 0998-298 0671) is centrally located and was built on the grounds of the former British consulate.
Where to Shop
Obviously, the Sunday Market is the place to shop in Kashgar. The market itself is huge and depending on what kinds of goods you are looking for, you'll want to focus on different regions.
Many visitors come to Kashgar hoping to pick up a Central Asian rug. My two travel partners found beautiful silk Hotan carpets for phenomenal prices at Muhammat Ali's shop in the Sunday Market. You can set up an appointment by calling him at 0998-293 2457.
Best Excursions
For all of the sights and sounds that Kashgar has to offer, the surrounding regions are just as breathtaking. Be sure to schedule enough time to take one or two excursions from Kashgar during your stay.
One of the most popular night trips from Kashgar is a trek out to the Taklamakan Desert. Leaving from Kashgar, you can visit Yarkand and its old town, which boasts a collection of Sufi Tombs and several markets. Check out Silk Road Tours.
From Yarkand, you'll travel to the edge of the Taklamakan desert and an endless sea of sand dunes. Entrepreneuring locals will offer you rides on their camels for a small fee.
Another option is a visit to Karakul, which is a beautiful lake at the foot of Muztagh Ata (a peak that rises to 7500 feet) and a four hour drive from Kashgar.
The drive to Karakul is an adventure in itself, as you'll navigate through mountainous turns and washed out roads.
Once at the lake, you can spend the night in a yurt (a felt tent-like structure) for about $8/night. Be sure to bring warm clothing – we barely stayed warm with thick fleeces.
Karakul is a great base from which to hike in the mountains or simply relax by the lake. You can also take a horse ride around the lake and visit Kyrgyz locals who live in a small village near the lake.
Best Tour Group/Café
If you've ever tried to make travel arrangements with someone who doesn't speak English, you've discovered that pantomime is only sufficient in certain circumstances.
That's where the Caravan Café comes in. This wonderful little oasis in Kashgar serves up the best coffee in town and can help you book hotels, guides and excursions into the nearby mountains and desert. Visit their website at caravancafe.com.
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Culture and Carpets: Discovering Turkmenistan Through Its Art
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According to the doctrine of functionalism within the philosophy of mind, a mental state "does not depend on its internal constitution, but rather on the way it functions, or the role it plays, in the system of which it is a part"(Levin, 2013).
Stemming ultimately from Aristotle's understanding of the human soul, it was only relatively recently, in the latter part of the 20th century, that functionalism, in the philosophy of mind, became a highly articulated position within the philosophy of mind(Levin, 2013). For the functionalist, the notion of the mind as a holistic system is essential. "More precisely, functionalist theories take the identity of a mental state to be determined by its causal relations to sensory stimulations, other mental states, and behavior"(Levin, 2013).
"For (an avowedly simplistic) example, a functionalist theory might characterize pain as a state that tends to be caused by bodily injury, to produce the belief that something is wrong with the body and the desire to be out of that state, to produce anxiety, and, in the absence of any stronger, conflicting desires, to cause wincing or moaning. According to this theory, all and only creatures with internal states that meet these conditions, or play these roles, are capable of being in pain"(Levin, 2013).
For Aristotle, entities are articulated in terms of their functions, with their functions being determined according to their "form." It is the form of an entity, that is, which allows it to fulfill its intended function. The form/function of the eye is to see, the form/function of the ear is to hear, and the form/function of the soul is the human body, which gives the human his vital capacities.
"the soul is to be identified with whatever powers and capacities enable a natural, organized human body to fulfill its defining function, which, according to Aristotle, is to survive and flourish as a living, acting, perceiving, and reasoning being. So, Aristotle argues, the soul is inseparab le from the body, and comprises whichever capacities are required for a body to live, perceive, reason, and act"(Levin, 2013).
Functionalism has interesting consequences for our understanding of the relation of physical brain-states to mental states. It is conducive to the doctrine of multiple realizability, for example, according to which it is possible for creatures with very differently constituted nervous systems to experience roughly equivalent states. This is because all that is required to count as a mind is to have a mental state that serves a specific function in a system. Any sort of physiologically constituted nervous system, therefore, could hypothetically serve as the ground for a system of mental states, provided its mental states meet the functionalist criteria of what a mind is.
"Indeed, since descriptions that make explicit reference only to a state's causal relations with stimulations, behavior, and one another are what have come to be known as "topic-neutral" (Smart 1959) — that is, as imposing no logical restrictions on the nature of the items that satisfy the descriptions — then it's also logically possible for non-physical states to play the relevant roles, and thus realize mental states, in some systems as well. So functionalism is compatible with the sort of dualism that takes mental states to cause, and be caused by, physical state"(Levin, 2013).
Although it paves the way for dualism, it is no less tantalizing an alternative for certain materialists who reject the Psycho-Physical Identity Thesis (Levin, 2013). Such philosophers reject the notion that animals with brains unlike ours are incapable of experiencing comparable sensations or feelings.
The more 'computational' approach to a functionalist philosophy of mind was anticipated by Thomas Hobbes, who saw thinking purely in terms of calculation according to a set of fixed and mechanized principles. Indeed, he describes the workings of the mind as a kind of automated machine which has its own wheels, engines, springs, etc. (Levin, 2013). Understanding the human mind as a computational system in such a way became particularly popular among functionalists of the 20th century.
Functionalism had one of its watershed moments when A.M. Turing contemplated the possibility that a machine with a sufficiently sophisticated set of finite instructions could fool a human into thinking that it is another human. The implications of such a machine for the doctrine of multiple realizability are obvious. Indeed, Turing himself believed that such a thing was theoretically possible. He
"identifies thoughts with states of a system defined solely by their roles in producing further internal states and verbal outputs, a view that has much in commonw tih contemporary functionalist theories. Indeed, Turing's work was explicitly invoked by many theorists during the beginning stages of 20th century functionalism, and was the avowed inspiration for a class of theories, the "machine state" theories most firmly associated with Hilary Putnam"(Levin, 2013).
A comparison of functionalism with certain elements of behaviorism is instructive. According to behavioristic psychology, only behavioral dispositions ought to be taken seriously as existing, since they alone, rather than thoughts, feelings, or other psychological states, can be directly observed.
The motivation for this had to do with the desire to cause psychology to be a maximally scientific discipline. Furthermore, behaviorists were concerned about the notion that psychological representations are generated by an internal "homunculus," whose nature would itself require explanation; something which was not in accord with the sort of rigor psychology as a science would demand.
Indeed, the behaviorists wanted the science of psychology to be as objective as the harder sciences like chemistry or physics (Levin, 2013). Behaviorism met its well-known end, however, at the hands of Chomsky, who argued that behaviorists tacitly relied upon mental states.
For example, while hunger may have been operationalized in terms of time between feeding or food-acquiring activity, it presupposed knowledge of the internal, subjective experience of hunger in rats. Likewise, humans who were involved in behavioristic experiments wanted to cooperate with the experimenters, presupposing a complex of psychological motivations and the ability to understand complex sets of instructions (Levin, 2013).
Thus, psychology could be plenty objective even while taking seriously the reality of internal psychological states, as long as it did not rely solely upon introspection, as Levin (2013) notes, and as long as these states demonstrably played a relevant role in the behavior being examined.
A distinction is to be made between this more popular behaviorism, and logical behaviorism. According to logical behaviorism, when we speak of mental states, we are speaking about behavioral tendencies. So for example, to say that "Felipe likes chow chows" might entail that "Felipe is predisposed to petting chow chows and squeezing their cheeks."
Like the aforementioned behaviorism, this behaviorism has no reference whatsoever to internal psychological states. This is not quite plausible, unfortunately, since Felipe may like chow chows but not be inclined to pet chow chows or smush their faces because he knows that chow chows are some of the most aggressive breeds there are, and he is afraid of getting bitten. Levin (2013) likewise uses the example of an actor exhibiting a pain-detecting behavior even if he is not really in pain. In sum:
"The problem, these philosophers argued, is that no mental state, by itself, can be plausibly assumed to give rise to any particular behavior unless one also assumes that the subject possesses additional mental states of various types. And so, it seemed, it was not in fact possible to give meaning-preserving translations of statements invoking pains, beliefs, and desires in purely behavioristic terms. Nonetheless, the idea that our common sense concepts of mental states reveal an essential tie between mental states and their typical behavioral expressions is retained, and elaborated, in contemporary "analytic" functionalist theories"(Levin, 2013).
Levin, Janet, "Functionalism", The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (Fall 2013 Edition), Edward N. Zalta (ed.), URL = <plato.stanford.edu/archives/fall2013/entries/functionalism/>.


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No surprises but a lot of smiles Monday night for the Caney Valley High School (Kan.) Lady Pups basketball team.
As might have been expected, the Lady Pups (18-1) pounced all over the Neodesha High School (Kan.) Lady Blue Streaks, 66-22, in the Class 3A sub-state playoff quarterfinal, hosted by Caney Valley.
"We did a good job of playing to our level," Caney Valley head coach Tom Nelson said this morning. He will have to wait until Wednesday night to discover whom his team will meet in Thursday's semifinals.
All the other sub-state playoff games in the area were postponed, due to weather.
Caney Valley erupted for 25 points in both the first and third quarters to take control of the game against a Lady Blue Streaks team they had swept easily during the regular season.
Makenzie Vining and Desiree Nelson scored 18 and 17, respectively, to lead Caney Valley.
Bethany Barlow added 13 points, followed by Abigail Billingsley with nine, Abigail Ward with five, Natasha Sanders with two, and Candace Inman with two.
Nelson said a decision likely would be made later today about tonight's scheduled Caney Valley-Cherryvale playoff opener. Tip-off is planned for 7 p.m.


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As the summer season moves into full gear, tourists and locals alike may see more than manned helicopters taking up air space in Los Angeles. The Los Angeles Police Department announced on Friday that it has now added to its growing crime-fighting arsenal a total of two unmanned aerial vehicles.
The LAPD accepted the high-tech drones as gifts from the Seattle Police Department. Officials say they will deploy the Draganflyer X6 flying machines during such cases as a hostage situation or whenever a suspect is barricaded and refuses to exit a building in which he or she is hiding.
The first Dragonflyer multi-rotor helicopter was first introduced in 1999 and has since been instrumental in the important area of public safety. The drones the LAPD will put into operation are equipped with a high-tech camera, quality audio recording and infrared night-vision functions, according to the Los Angeles Times.
The newspaper reported that authorities have been hesitant to refer to the remote-controlled aircraft as drones because of negative concerns the public may have regarding invasions of privacy. However, the LAPD has made it crystal clear that this form of surveillance technology will only be put into effect for instances that are "narrow and prescribed."
The LAPD's announcement falls on the heels of a public outcry in the wake of the L.A. County Sheriff's Department's recent decision to fly a camera-equipped small plane over the city of Compton for several days without first giving residents a head's up.
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Healthy Weight for Children
Maintaining a Well Balanced Diet from Childhood to Adulthood
By the end of this lesson you will:
This lesson is intended to make parents aware of the risks of obesity. Obesity is a major health concern due to the dramatic increases in the prevalence of obesity among children and adolescence. This occurrence is causing an increase in other diseases that can be prevented in children. Please note that fat intake should not be limited in children under 2 years.
Activity 1:
1.) Do you think your child might be overweight?
Ask the WIC staff if you're interested in your child's weight status.
2.) What are you currently doing now to
promote healthy eating in your family?
Listed below are some other health consequences of obesity:
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Planning ahead and being prepared helps make your child's appointment easier and decreases your wait. A good way to do this is by filling out paperwork beforehand and bringing it and your insurance information with you to your appointment. If a doctor outside of Boston Children's is referring you, it's also helpful to bring a letter of what the doctor's concerns are.
A typical consultation visit to the Rheumatology Program will take about one to two hours for new patients and 30 to 60 minutes for returning patients.
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Dental Implant Presentation
To provide you with a better understanding of dental implants , we have provided the following multimedia presentation. Many common questions pertaining to dental implants are discussed.
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Dental implants are designed to provide a foundation for replacement teeth that look, feel, and function like natural teeth. The person who has lost teeth regains the ability to eat virtually anything and can smile with confidence, knowing that teeth appear natural and that facial contours have been preserved. The dental implants themselves are tiny titanium posts that are placed into the jawbone where teeth are missing. The bone fuses with the titanium, creating a strong foundation for artificial teeth.
In addition, dental implants can help preserve facial structure, preventing the inevitable and relentless bone deterioration that occurs when teeth are missing. Dental implants are truly changing the way people live! With them, people are rediscovering the comfort and confidence to eat, speak, laugh and enjoy life.
Both Dr. Fred Bye have received extensive training, and are dedicated to excellence. Both doctors earned their specialty certificates in Periodontology at the University of Michigan, and are board certified by the American Board of Periodontology, a demonstration of their mastery of Periodontics before nationally chosen members of the specialty.
They are graduates of the Misch Institute, North America?s most prestigious center for the study of implantology. Dr.'s Bye are also Fellows of the International Congress of Oral Implantology, and international recognition of their expertise.
If, like many others, you feel implant dentistry is the choice for you, we ask that you undergo a dental/radiographic examination and health history.
During these consultation visits, Dr. Bye will address your specific needs and considerations. Your questions and concerns are important to us and we will work with you very closely to ensure a successful outcome.
One option for patients is the HYBRIDGE. The HYBRIDGE replaces all of the upper and/or lower teeth. It is permanently supported on five or six dental implants. HYBRIDGE looks, feels and functions just like health, natural teeth, so you can forget about your dental problems forever and get the most out of life. For more information on HYBRIDGE please visit:
Dental implants act as tooth root replacements. After they are placed into the jawbone, different components can be attached to the implant to provide stable anchors for replacement teeth and/or support dentures .
In some cases, additional related procedures may need to be performed to allow placement of dental implants . These include, but are not limited to: ridge preservation , ridge augmentation/bone grafts , sinus grafts , block grafts , soft tissue grafts , and platelet rich plasma (PRP) .
For most patients, the placement of dental implants involves one surgical procedure. First, implants are placed within your jawbone.
Healing time following implant placement varies from person to person, based on a variety of factors that include the hardness of the bone. In some cases, implants may be restored immediately after they are placed.
After the implant has osseointegrated, the second phase begins. If the implant was covered up at the first stage, then the dental implant is uncovered and a small healing collar is attached. This second procedure is called Stage Two.
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Tooth loss causes the jawbone to recede and can lead to unnatural looking indentations in your gums and jaw, and an appearance of a general aging. The original look of your mouth may not be recaptured because of spaces remaining under and between replacement teeth or they may appear too long compared to nearby teeth.
Bone grafting at the time of tooth extraction preserves the remaining jawbone, and minimizes shrinkage of the gum tissue. This provides for a more esthetic tooth replacement for either an implant crown or a fixed bridge.
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Over a period of time, the jawbone associated with missing teeth atrophies or is resorbed. This often leaves a condition in which there is poor bone quality and quantity and the bone becomes unsuitable for placement of dental implants . In these situations, most patients are not candidates for placement of dental implants, unless preliminary bone grafting is done.
Today, we have the ability to grow bone where needed. This not only gives Dr Bye the opportunity to place implants of proper length and width, it also gives us a chance to restore excellent functionality and esthetics.
Bone grafting can repair implant sites with inadequate bone structure due to previous extractions, gum disease, resorption, congenital defects or injuries. The bone is either obtained from a tissue bank or your own bone is taken from the jaw. Sinus bone grafts are also performed to replace bone in the back portions of the upper jaw.
In addition, special membranes may be utilized that resorb slowly and protect the bone graft to encourage bone regeneration. This is called guided bone regeneration or GBR.
These surgeries are performed in the office. After the procedure, bed rest is recommended for one day. Specific instructions will be given for your individual situation.
The maxillary sinuses are empty spaces behind your cheeks and on top of the upper back teeth. Some of the roots of the natural upper teeth extend up into the maxillary sinuses. When these upper teeth are removed, the sinus drops down or pneumatizes; reduces bone support for future implants. Dental implants need bone to hold them in place. Once the sinus pneumatizes, it becomes impossible to place dental implants .
Your dental implant surgeon ( Dr. Bye ) can perform a Sinus Graft to put the floor of the sinus back where it was before you lost your teeth. Dr. Bye gently lifts sinus membrane upward and bone is placed into the space. After several months of healing, the bone graft completely heals and dental implants can be placed and stabilized in this new sinus bone.
The sinus graft makes it possible for many patients to have dental implants when years ago there was no other option other than wearing loose dentures.
Occasionally, when there is enough bone to stabilize the implant, sinus grafts and implant placement can be performed as a simultaneous procedure.
These procedures may be performed separately or together, depending upon the individual's condition. As stated earlier, there are several areas of the body that are suitable for attaining bone grafts . In the maxillofacial region, bone grafts can be taken from inside the mouth, in the area of the chin or third molar region or in the upper jaw behind the last tooth.
In some cases, we can use bone allograft material for grafting for dental implants . This bone is obtained from tissue banks. It is quite effective and very safe. Synthetic bone grafts can also be used to stimulate bone formation. We even use factors from your own blood, such as Platelet Rich Plasma , or PRP, to accelerate and promote bone formation in graft areas.
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An A-Z of Fantastic Beasts - G
Gnome: Common garden pest.
Graphorn: Large horned beasts sometimes used by Trolls as riding mounts. Tough hide that repels most spells.
Griffin: A creature with the front legs and head of an eagle and the back legs and body of a lion. Good at guarding treasure.
Grindylow: A water demon located in lakes. Very aggressive.
An A-Z of Fantastic Beasts - H
Hippocampus: With the front half of its body as a horse and the back half of its body as a fish, the Hippocampus is usually found in the Mediterranean.
Hippogriff: A winged horse with the head of an eagle. Highly sensitive and easily offended.
Horklump: A pink mushroom-like creature covered in black brustles. Feeds through underground tentacles.
An A-Z of Fantastic Beasts - I
Imp: Similar to a pixie in its love for mischief and slapstick humor, but is unable to fly and are usually black or brown in color.
An A-Z of Fantastic Beasts - J
Jarvey: A talking ferret that speaks in short, rude phrases. Main prey are gnomes.
Jobberknoll: Tiny blue bird that is absolutely silent until right before its death when it lets out a long scream of every sound it has heard throughout its life.


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According to the Latin - English dictionary, the meaning of INGRESSIO is a beginning or an entering. And so it is! A beginning in a journey that represent the world as I saw it through my camera lens.
Photographer as vocation, portraitist by passion, Ioan Nicolae's artistic motto is Gnothi seauton! (latin: Nosce te ipsum!, english: Know thyself!) Over time Ioan Nicolae approached various photographic themes but his favorites are the portrait and the landscape photography.
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NEW YORK CITY – In one of its largest meets this season, Mississippi State was in the spotlight on day one of the New Balance Armory Collegiate Invitational as the MSU women's distance medley relay team clocked an 11:38.93 to win the event.
"This was the hardest I've ever seen us fight," MSU Coach Steve Dudley said. "Both the men and the women fought for every single point that we earned. I am so incredibly proud of the way they represented Mississippi State today."
Katie Huston led the quartet, running the 1200-meter leg, while Shayla Luckett ran second (400 meters), Kaelin Kersh ran third (800 meters), and Emma Neigel, who ran 1600 meters, anchored the race.
"It was definitely a great feeling for our hard work to pay off," Huston said. "This win was really rewarding. We couldn't have won without heart, and my girls had so much heart tonight."
With more than 100 universities in attendance from across the nation, the MSU women saw another big win as Rhianwedd Price took first in the 1000-meter run championship, posting a 2:47.32.
Freshman Euricka Hardy also garnered a top score for the Lady Bulldogs during the women's 60-meter dash college section. The Oma, Miss., native finished second with a time of 7.57.
Juniors Erica Bougard and Ocian Archer saw two more Top 5 running performances as Bougard placed third in the 60-meter hurdles championship (8.41) and Archer finished fifth in the women's 500-meter dash championship (1:13.64).
Off the track, Rochelle Farquharson (20-03.00) and Bougard (20-02.50) finished third and fourth, respectively, in the women's long jump championship.
On the men's side, Brandon McBride (1:01.40) and Scottie Hearn (1:01.58) led the way for the Maroon and White in the men's 500-meter dash championship, finishing second and third, respectively.
Freshman James Anderson is already making an immediate impact for MSU, clocking a 6.99 in the men's 60-meter dash college section to land a spot in fifth.
All-American Jarrett Samuels closed out action for the men with a leap of 24-01.00 in the long jump championship to finish fifth.
Posting some of the best scores of day one, the Bulldogs are in a solid spot to be in trophy contingency heading into the second day of competition. The women sit just behind Southeastern Conference foe No. 7 Arkansas, and are tied with defending national champion No. 10 Kansas. The MSU men are two teams back from first, right behind No. 4 Wisconsin and Duke.
Day two is slated to get underway at 8:30 a.m.
For more information, visit www.armorytrack.com or follow the Bulldogs on Twitter (@HailStateTF).
Women's Day One Results
500m Dash Championship: Diamond Dixon, Kansas, 1:10.06
MSU: 5. Ocian Archer, 1:13.64
1000m Run Championship: Rhianwedd Price, Mississippi State, 2:47.32
Distance Medley Relay College: Mississippi State, 11:38.93
60m Hurdles Championship: Nnenya Hailey, Arizona, 8.21
MSU: 3. Erica Bougard, 8.41
Long Jump Championship: Teiara Denmark, Hampton, 20-06.50
MSU: 3. Rochelle Farquharson, 20-03.00; 4. Erica Bougard, 20-02.50
60m Dash College: Kimberly Azie, Wisconsin, 7.56
MSU: 2. Euricka Hardy, 7.57
Men's Day One Results
1000m Run Championship: Jessee Garn, Binghamton, 2:21.99
MSU: 4. Damian Roszko, 2:24.42; 5. Andrew Monaghan, 2:25.31; 15. Juan Sanchez, 2:27.47
500m Dash Championship: Brycen Spratling, Pittsburgh, 1:00.85
MSU: 2. Brandon McBride, 1:01.40; 3. Scottie Hearn, 1:01.58; 11. Alistair Moona, 1:04.53; 12. Dustin James II, 1:04.87
60m Hurdles Championship (Semis): Robert Semien, Ole Miss, 7.81q
MSU: 16. Jovan Davis, 8.06
Long Jump Championship: Corey Crawford, Rutgers, 26-01.75
MSU: 5. Jarrett Samuels, 24-01.00
60m Dash College: Aaron Lejeune, UTSA, 6.91
MSU: 5. James Anderson, 6.99
200m Dash College (Prelims): Alton Eliphar, Florida Int., 21.90q
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Interview with a Nutritarian: Dorothy
I met Dorothy on the member center of DrFuhrman.com. I was thrilled to observe her excitement as she became set free from food addiction and yo-yo dieting this past year. Although she's happy to have reached her "dream weight", like so many others have experienced, she is most excited about the freedom that eating for health has brought to her life . . . for the rest of her life! Welcome to Disease Proof, Dorothy.
What was your life like before discovering Dr. Fuhrman's nutritarian eating-style?
My life was like a miserable rollercoaster ride. I was a chronic yo-yo dieter, and caught in the cycle of deprivation dieting to lose weight; however, I was unable to maintain it as I always fell back into bad habits. At age 20 I required a gallbladder removal as a consequence of following the low carb, Stillman Diet during my high school years.
I was always hungry, and dealt continually with food cravings and binge eating. Dieting to lose weight for an upcoming event, and then sabotaging my efforts became a way of life for me. I started to wonder if I was just going to gain and lose the same 20 lbs forever and maybe it was time to face the reality of being heavier than I liked. However, because my family has a strong cardiac disease history, the fear of getting sick drove me to keep looking for a solution. I prayed that I could find something that made me healthy as well as thinner.
How did you discover Eat to Live?
In November of 2009, at age 53, I searched and found a website called Peer Trainer, and through that site I was introduced to nutritarian eating and Dr. Fuhrman's teachings. His basic message was eating a lot of high quality nutrients, and the focus was not about, "You can't have this or that."
I thought to myself, "Okay, I can make a smoothie and add some kale and spinach." I remember standing in the supermarket looking for kale and not knowing what it looked like.I started eating green vegetables and making smoothies, and it was like someone flipped a switch and my hunger and cravings vanished. I actually started craving healthy food, and willpower became a non-issue for me. The more I learned online, the more I wanted to know about Dr. Fuhrman's high nutrient eating style so I bought his books, and the rest is history.
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I feel great! I've gone from weighing 172 lbs to 134 lbs; which is below my dream weight of 135, and my total cholesterol has dropped 38 points. I now enjoy exercising regularly and shopping for fashionable clothes; going from size 12's and 14's down to 6's and 8's. I also like eating high nutrient foods, because my taste buds have changed and I no longer desire salty, processed, and greasy foods. [Plus, as an additional bonus, my daughter who has type 1diabetes, has been eating high nutrient foods right along with me, and has significantly reduced her insulin requirements!]
Do you have any success tip(s) to share with others?
- Eat high nutrient foods, and the desire for junk food becomes less and less desirable.
- Focus on what you can eat; not on what you can't eat.
- Make delicious, fruit smoothies with berries, a ripe banana, almond milk, spinach, and/or kale.
- Establish a support system. I'm a member of Dr. Fuhrman's Member Center, and being able to communicate with Dr. Fuhrman has been really helpful for me. Additionally, the other members have a lot of practical advice, encouragement, and recipes to share. The member center helps me stay on track.
In a nutshell, what has nutritarian eating done for you?
It has totally changed my life because I've been freed from "Food Jail!" I feel good about myself now that I'm in control of the food that I put into my body. Cooking is now more enjoyable as I've discovered new foods and recipes. I also handle stress better, and I longer turn to food for self-medication. As a nurse I know that nutritarian eating will certainly increase my odds of staying healthy for the rest of my life.
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Haskell's type classes are a very powerful tool and give Haskell a great expressive ability, compared to functional languages that don't have them. When were they invented, and who invented them?
The paper which introduced type classes was "How to make ad-hoc polymorphism less ad-hoc" by Wadler and Blott in 1988. In the paper, they mention that type classes were discovered during the standardization work on Haskell, however the wording doesn't make it clear who discovered them. (One would assume it was the authors, but that isn't said explicitly.)
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Adrien Broner promised to go "head over heels" and "b---s to the wall" on Saturday night, against Antonio Demarco in Atlantic City, on a Wednesday foray into the lightweight division.
Broner (24-0; from Ohio; age 23) said he is excited to fight in AC, and on HBO, and that Sandy couldn't stop the fight. He called Demarco a great champion, and promised an "electrifying" fight. He sees it was a "defining" fight, a transcendent one, as his stiffest test to date. He wants his name to spread everywhere, and that includes Venus, he said.
He said Demarco is his best opponent, on paper, to date. Broner said Demarco has been fighting good guys, but not guys of his caliber. He promised a different Broner on Saturday. He said he will show more of his skills, because Demarco will bring the best out of him.
Will his speed be his biggest edge? Speed, and strength, Broner said.
He said he is pushing forward to surpassing Floyd Mayweather's feats, and thinks he will. Of Floyd, he said: "He's a great guy, a down to earth guy, I love him." Would he or will he fight him? "I don't know, that's like a big brother to me. If it has to happen, it has to happen. But who wants to fight their big brother?"
Anyone down the line he wants to fight as a career definer? He said he's focused just on Demarco.
Promoter Oscar De La Hoya said that he was pleased that proceeds, including $2 from every ticket sold, will go to help those affected by Sandy.
Promoter Gary Shaw spoke about his guy, Demarco. He said he thinks Demarco is the "Mexican version of Arturo Gatti." Shaw is proud, he said, as a Jersey resident, to help contribute to the Sandy relief effort.
The WBC lightweight champ Demarco (28-2; age 26; from Mexico) spoke on the call, in Spanish. He said he knows the fight will be tough, and is important. He knows Broner is a great talent, he said. But his hunger is greater than anyone elses. He spoke about his last outing, a KO1 win over John Molina, on Sept. 8. He wasn't thinking past Molina, he said. He saw the win as one more step towards achieving his dream.
Someone said that Broner has a Mayweather type style and Demarco said that "all due respect, Mayweather is Mayweather.
When asked about his loss, five fights ago to Edwin Valero, if that was a blessing in disguise. It was a good learning experience, he answered.
Readers, weigh in on the Forum with your prediction on the tussle.
just because lil broner got a boner for lil floyd doesnt make them brothers. its kinda strange that broner has a crush on floyd.;
someone with youtube and some extra time on their hands would be wise to put a floyd broner love fest video with "another love tko "playing in the backround.who would brush whos hair? lol. enough about this bromance. no shame in losing to valero the beast, demarco has a good shot and lets his skills do the talking. ehy you government bastards! just because you hug each other and say what a good job your doing I still dont have heat,sewer,hot water,electric! I got an ax and some johnnie walker blue but please let me get the electric to watch hbo boxing.
Hehehehe! Like I've said: Deepwater is the favorite for TSS 2012 Reader of the Year, and comic. And I will take bets on that. And I'm not campaigning, so you haters don't go there. I'm just known to call it like it is.
It may be from baby Radam G's days of sitting on the lap of the late, great pugilistic talking head and MOUTH (Uncy) Howard Cosell. Hehehe! And I pi$$ed on his lap too. Yall know me! I'm do with O-P-P! Holla!
some one out there help deepwater out with a shower , shave and some fights this week...
also, radam g, what is your true identity?
we have an undercover celebrity to discover......
broner, i dont care what you say or do, you are a waste of talent already...
@Deepwater LMAO!!!
Yep Deep can get it...
Broner knows that everytime he mentions Mayweather in an internet article it automatically gets him an instant 50,000 hits,.. all day every day.
Going on hype alone, you'd pick Broner... I had never heard much of DeMarco before his last fight.
But DeMarco looks to have had so much more experience in big fights.
I reckon Broner will be cautious for the first few rounds, as always, which always seems bizarre to me given how much speed and strength he's got. He'll plan to come into it later in the fight.
I reckon DeMarco would definitely have a shot at beating him, but i think weight (from post weigh-in) is going to come into it. And Broner will have his way with him after round 5/6..
But anything can happen though.. I'd like to see DeMarco giving him a lesson or two.
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Rims and Fins Car Show postponed to a later date
January 13, 2016 The Rims and Fins Car Show, presented by the San Cap Motor Club, has been postponed to a later date due to a change in venue. The car show, which was originally dated to be held Saturday, Jan. more »»
Lake of the Ozarks Party to be held on Sanibel
January 6, 2016 For the first time, the Lake of the Ozarks Party will be held on Sanibel this year, instead of Fort Myers Beach. more »»
Top Stories of 2015
January 6, 2016 The articles below, written by Meghan McCoy, appeared in the Sanibel-Captiva Islander, or the Island Reporter, during 2015. more »»
Author to read from her memoir at Sanibel Library
January 6, 2016 A passion began when Judy Stern learned how to write in grade school and has continued throughout her life eventually leading to becoming a published author. "I thought it was cool to keep a diary. more »»
'Diamond of the island' caught one birders eye
January 6, 2016 A part-time resident who fell in love with what he refers to as the "diamond of the island" spends countless hours watching osprey to better understand the raptor species that call Sanibel and... more »»
A Soldier's Child Foundation stands by the patriots who have fallen by honoring those they left behind
January 6, 2016 "What does it matter? Who really gives a damn anyways?" Those 10 hard-hitting words still echo in Daryl Mackin's head even nine years late. more »»
Sanibel and Captiva make plenty of progress in 2015
January 6, 2016 With 2015 in the rearview of Sanibel and Captiva, the year can be considered nothing short of spectacular for the islands in paradise. more »»
Gulf Coast Humane Society experiences 'amazing' 2015
January 6, 2016 The year 2015 will go down as one of the most productive years in Gulf Coast Humane Society's long history, and ironically, it started with a near traged. more »»
San-Cap Audubon Lecture Program schedule set for 2016
December 30, 2015 The popular lecture series, organized by the Sanibel-Captiva Audubon Society, highlighting birds will return to The Community House this January Bill Jacobson, with... more »»
Lecture series offers something for everyone at The Community House
December 30, 2015 The Community House is offering a few lectures the first and second week of January that is open to the community. more »»
Sanibel School students to be featured at regional fair
December 30, 2015 Five eighth grade students from The Sanibel School will showcase their science experiments during the 59th annual Thomas Alva Edison Regional Fair at Florida Gulf Coast University Alico Arena. more »»
Despite hardship, a young woman finds ways to touch the lives of many
December 30, 2015 A 27-year-old who had to fight for her life at the young age of one has done many things in her life, things that many have only dreamt about completing because Andrea Miller believes "God is good... more »»
More than 14,000 birds counted during Christmas Bird Count
December 30, 2015 Sixteen volunteers arrived at J.N. more »»
Geocaching provides challenge and fun for families
December 30, 2015 Imagine combining several top activities to do on Sanibel into one and finding out what you would have? That answer is geocaching, an outdoor activity which challenges both the body and mind, while... more »»
'Ding' Darling Wildlife Refuge expands with land donation
December 30, 2015 A 9. more »»
New location, same native plants available at SCCF Native Landscapes and Garden Center
December 30, 2015 Ever since 1977, Sanibel and Captiva residents and guests have had the option of purchasing native plant species from the SCCF Nursery and Garden Center, which was located on Sanibel-Captiva Road. more »»
Mini Golf event set for this weekend
December 23, 2015 The Community House will be transformed into a mini golf course for four days offering individuals with the opportunity to engage in some good 'ole fashion fun during an affordable afternoon, or... more »»
Strauss Theater offers holiday show
December 23, 2015 A high energy, joyful Christmas celebration kicked off last weekend at the Herb Strauss Theater full of Christmas songs and snow guaranteed to get everyone into the spirit of the holiday season. more »»
Gingerich named Employee of the Year
December 23, 2015 In September 2012, Chad Gingerich joined the City of Sanibel staff as a computer support specialist - a job he has thoroughly enjoyed for more than three years. more »»
Annual meeting shares involvement, a look into 2016
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Queen Celebrated in New Movie
The moment songs such as I Want To Break Free, Who Wants To Live Forever and Radio Ga Ga hit the airwaves, feet start tapping, memories come flooding back and fans of this iconic band sing along word for word. Each fan has a song that is dear to them, as it shaped their world, became an anthem or is associated with a specific part of their lives. Queen became a band that took over the world and still reigns supreme till today. Freddie Mercury might have passed away in 1991, but his legacy is alive in every song and every fan.
Forty years ago, in 1971, the band Queen was formed by Freddie Mercury, Brian May, Roger Taylor and John Deacon. To celebrate their anniversary and the success they have enjoyed, a massive exhibition will be hosted, called Stormtroopers in Stilettos, as well as the release of a new movie about their careers. The movie is a documentary on the lives of the band members before they formed the band, and how their careers developed over the years until the memorable and landmark concert held in 1985, Live Aid. Written by Peter Morgan, the lead role of Freddie Mercury will be played by Sacha Baron Cohen, and should be ready for release in August 2012. When asked about the movie and Cohen, Brian May expressed his excitement and enthusiasm for the project, saying: "Peter Morgan has delivered a first draft of the movie, which everyone is very excited about, and Sacha Baron Cohen is chomping at the bit to get into the role, in a way which certainly would delight Freddie."
In their time, Queen released eighteen albums, of which they sold more than a hundred and seventy million copies. They played to worldwide audiences in approximately seven hundred concerts and were inducted in the Songwriters Hall of Fame, as well as the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. To coincide with the exhibition, the movie release and the anniversary, reworked albums of Queen, Queen II, A Night At The Opera, Sheer Heart Attack and A Day At The Races will be released for sale. The movie is set to be a breathtaking tribute to an inspirational band and an unforgettable musician, Freddie Mercury.


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"I found a grody old cheval mirror on the tree lawn a few months back," says Jenny of Craft Test Dummies. After taking some time to consider what to do with this free find, she decided to turn it into a pin board.
"It only took me about two hours to make and the cost… almost free! I had everything I needed on hand except the picture wire," Jenny notes happily. She removed the mirror frame from the base, which was pretty much useless due to weather damage. She upholstered foam core board to fit inside the frame with pretty fabric from HGTV's line. It functions perfectly and looks lovely as the bulletin board in Jenny's home office.
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George Wendt, Joe Mantegna and Robert Smigel are reuniting at the Just for Laughs Comedy Festival as their characters, the Superfans, for a charity event June 19. Mike Ditka, a central part of their sketches, will participate in the event as well. How cool is that? For more about the event, click here.


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Khizmeht Arabians is owned and operated by Steve, his wife Sarah and their young son Kalan. Steve who was brought up around horses from a young age, has been successfully training, showing and breeding arabians for over 15 years. Hydaii Arabians was Steve's families original stud name, but when taking over the stud solely in 1998, he changed it to Khizmeht, after his beloved mare Hydaii Khizmeht passed away. ... continue


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The Heart for Humanity Foundation, a charitable organization created by Master Chufei Tsai of Miami's Zen Village, is sponsoring a groundbreaking health symposium in Miami with integrative healing experts from around the world. The Miami International Integrative Health Symposium & Well-Being Expo will be on October 12th and 13th of 2013 at the James L. Knight Center in Downtown Miami. Saturday the 12th will feature a symposium with interdisciplinary discussions including researchers, policy-makers, and professionals, who will explore how integration of complementary and alternative healing practices can support prevention and treatment of major public health challenges, such as cancer, heart disease, chronic illness, stress-induced illness, mental health, and addictions.
Sunday the 13th will feature a well-being expo with demonstrations and samples for attendees to experience alternative healing methods and remedies. Attendees will get to sample massage and acupuncture, sip herbal teas, and learn about yoga, Tibetan medicine, Ayurveda, holistic nutrition, permaculture, medical and ecological tourism, and more.
The weekend of events begins with an opening recption at 7:30am on Saturday and ends with a Sunday evening gala starting at 7:00pm. The Integrative Health Symposium and Integrative Well-Being Expo each run from 9am-5pm. More information can be found at www.miihswe.org, www.heartforhumanity.org, and www.zenvillage.org. Those who wish to attend can register through those sites. Event sponsors include the American Heart Association, University of Miami, Florida International University, Miccosukee Tribe, City of Miami, and Zen Village. Those interested in learning more can also call 305-567-0165 for details and registration.


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