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The January meeting will be held at SmokeJack BBQ on Saturday, January 7th at 11:00 am. The address for SmokeJack is 29 S Main St, Alpharetta, GA 30004.
Here is a link to the location on Google maps. http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&aq=t&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4GGLD_en___US258&q=smoke+jack+alpharetta
Please park in the back parking lot and enter the restaurant from the back patio. To get to the back parking lot from HWY 9, turn by the Marathon gas station sign. As you enter the building from the back patio, the meeting room will be to your right and up the stairs.
Board member elections will be held at this meeting as well as discussing the new focus and direction for the club in 2012. Please make plans to attend.

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EUGENE -- University of Oregon players and coaches will participate in the second annual Oregon Football Bowling Tournament to benefit the Officer Kilcullen Scholarship Fund, in memory of Officer Chris Kilcullen, on Saturday, April 14, at noon.
The tournament, presented by O Heroes and hosted by Emerald Lanes, Track Town Pizza, Johnny Ocean's Grille, Hilton Eugene Hotel and Conference Center, and Inn at the 5th, will consist of 24 four-person teams, with each team receiving a fifth bowler in the form of an Oregon football player or coach.
The cost per team is $400 with proceeds going to the scholarship fund which was set up following the fatal shooting that took Kilcullen's life during a vehicle pursuit in Springfield on April 22, 2011. Kilcullen was survied by his wife and two daughters.
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WHEN: Saturday, April 14 at Noon
WHERE: Emerald Lanes, 140 Oakway Road, Eugene, OR 97401
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Here's the pulse around the NFL and NFC South this Wednesday afternoon:
New Orleans Saints receiver Joe Morgan has some competition in the receiving corps in order to reclaim his role. He missed the 2013 season with a ACL injury and is working his way back in training camp, per the Clarion-Ledger. He doesn't appear to have lost much speed from his lone full season in the pros.
From FOXSports.com, the pressure is on for Mark Ingram in the Saints run game. Pierre Thomas said the offense is intent on maintaining more balance with the pass and run.
The Associated Press reports from Atlanta Falcons camp that coach Mike Smith is looking for former Southeastern Louisiana defensive back Robert Alford to increase his leadership role. Alford was a second-round draft pick in 2013 and intercepted Drew Brees in the Saints' season-opening win.
The Charlotte Observer writes that former LSU guard Trai Turner's maturity is catching the Carolina Panthers by surprise in training camp. He declared early for the NFL draft with two years of LSU eligibility left.
Tampa Bay's tight end battle has a lot of candidates in training camp, including second-round pick Austin Seferian-Jenkins, but coach Lovie Smith has no problem with the competition, per the Tampa Tribune.
Former LSU and Carolina receiver Brandon LaFell admitted he is "struggling" in training camp with his new team, the New England Patriots, saying in the (Attleboro) Sun Chronicle he knows his drops have to stop. If not, he might risk following the dubious footsteps of another former Panther receiver, Donald Hayes, from 2002.
From Philly.com, former Falcons quarterback Michael Vick stuck up for former Tampa Bay coach Tony Dungy, arguing "that Dungy wasn't trying to stir up controversy" when he said he wouldn't draft Michael Sam.


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Re: Road Runner Cable
- From: "Gary VanderMolen" <gary@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 6 Apr 2009 14:36:28 -0700
Any uninstall of a Norton security program must be followed up
by using their debris removal tool:
Do you get an error message when you try to send? If so,
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We can't do much troubleshooting without the complete error message.
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It is already unchecked, so that's not the cause. By the way, I tried.
uninstalling my Norton antivirus and then tried to send emails, and I am
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Okay. So what do I need to do? Thanks!
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I have RoadRunner too and use the smtp-server.triad.rr.com.
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253. The Queensland Drover (Traditional Australian)
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Author Rakanarshi2 ( ago)
Thank you so much for bringing the classics to life!
Author Pete Johnson ( ago)
Gidday do you know "lanky and i was droving one day" to woman and children
white man and black the flying doctor has done a great service out back.
Author Mark Taylor ( ago)
My parents have that cassette as well and now I have the record. Rolf's
version was the first one I ever heard, the first was by the Hawking
Author raymondcrooke ( ago)
@Rikitocker I was using an unfamiliar guitar here. I'm not used to steel
Author Rikitocker ( ago)
Great job mate but you need to mute that open E string as it is causing an
out of tune dissonance when you are strumming. You can play that C chord by
adding your pinky finger to the G position on the 6th string - adds meat
and sounds clean and full. Keep up the great work.
Author BoudiccaBlanc ( ago)
Author raymondcrooke ( ago)
@Robbobli Thank you.
Author raymondcrooke ( ago)
@cuzzy28 That didn't come out looking the way it should, but I'm sure you
can work out where the lines begin and end. Good luck with the assignment.
Author raymondcrooke ( ago)
There are 3 more verses. I don't think they add much to the song, but you
may need them for your assignment: As I pass along the road, The children
raise my dander Shouting "Mother dear, take in the clothes Here comes an
Overlander". There's a girl in Sydney Town Who said "Please don't leave me
lonely." I said "It's sad, but my old Prad Has room for one man only." But
I'm bound for home once more On a Prad that's quite a goer. I can find a
job with a crawling mob On the banks of the Maranoa.
Author cuzzy vF ( ago)
hi i am 13 years old and i am using this ballad for a school assignment
thank you so much this is a great triditional Australian ballad, thanks
alot and i got to ask you that isn't there two more verses at the end that
you didn't sing? please reply on my channel thanks again
Author raymondcrooke ( ago)
@sami1947 Yjanks. Greetings from Montreal, Canada! (Just arrived here for a
Author sami1947 ( ago)
bravo, greetings from Athens Greece
Author raymondcrooke ( ago)
Thanks, mate. No worries!
Author dimmyrocks ( ago)
good on you, great too see theres still a good old aussie out there :)
Author Stewart Gizmo Young ( ago)
Hello Raymond Well done, Lots of Hugs Kisses Love Gizmo xox
Author raymondcrooke ( ago)
Thanks, Andrzej. I hope you will find many songs to enjoy on my channel.
Author hsbd007 ( ago)
In Harry's album this song was tititled Overlander. Heard this song when I
was in grade school. Loved it!
Author raymondcrooke ( ago)
Greetings from Hong Kong! Glad you liked it.
Author markwynn01 ( ago)
Greeting from the US! Good job on this.
Author Janus Zeal ( ago)
A Precious Tincan, I don't know where to find another so I can post it to
you :) Rolf Harris, ahh, the memories Guitar? i've got a student one
Author raymondcrooke ( ago)
Um - a guitar? A tin can? A Rolf Harris cassette? A picture of Snoopy? No,
I give up? What do you have?
Author Janus Zeal ( ago)
Yes, especially if they're Anti-Neurotypical -- and BTW, speaking of which,
my dear Raymond, Guess what *I* have now? :)
Author raymondcrooke ( ago)
You're welcome. Let's keep the old songs alive.
Author jeemzy ( ago)
Oh thank you so much for uploading this song! I have been looking for it
for years. I used to have an old Rolf Harris cassette of All Together Now
and this song was on it. I can't find that version anywhere, but this is
just as good as anything. Thank you.
Author raymondcrooke ( ago)
Thanks for listening.
Author dbadagna ( ago)
My band plays this song exactly twice as fast (though it's probably not
traditional, because every recording of a bush band playing this song I've
heard was at the tempo you're doing it).
Author Janus Zeal ( ago)
I know this to be true, however, I don't know how I picked up on these
songs Mr Raymond sings. I just knwo that I had scores of lyrics frot hese
melodies that I shall soon be actually singing in the original fashion
(pounding on a tincan) for YOutube, I will think of you as I perform
"Mayday" Which is about a battle between Earth and Dareth, which is the
setting for the poems
Author raymondcrooke ( ago)
Thanks. I've had a look at your songs. Good to see original Australian
songs. I look forward to hearing more.
Author lamplightgirl ( ago)
Many of these tunes are old Irish tunes, which is why they may be familiar
to some in America. I always sing them round the campfire when we are out
in the bush.
Author coomadoug ( ago)
Hope you get to see some of my stuff Ray you got the strong voice there man
Author Janus Zeal ( ago)
So am I, incidently enough, this became the melody for the song "Mayday"
which I wrote the poem to at the age of 7
Author lamplightgirl ( ago)
I am always so pleased to hear anyone singing these songs - it keeps
history alive, whether in our own homes or out and about. Good onya mate!
Author Janus Zeal ( ago)
Oh my dear Raymond, most of your traditional songs make me want to break
out the Tincan and sing along...one problem, I'ts gone missing again :(
Author jaminunit ( ago)
Thanks mate loved that
Author smurfswacker ( ago)
By George, that was the name of the fellow on the LP. Maybe he just made up
the verse. Or learned it from someone else who did...
Author gadnoth70 ( ago)
gordon bok was the first folk singer i heard sing this
Author ceg111 ( ago)
i jsut love all these aussie folk songs well traditional aussie folk songs
like this one, Along the Road to Gundagai and waltzing matilda I still call
australia home and land down under are classics
Author mangocomputer ( ago)
Great, Enjoyed it. I have watched a few of your vids and liked them all.
Thanks Larry
Author raymondcrooke ( ago)
I think you're right. Some versions do have that extra verse. Thanks for
your comment.
Author smurfswacker ( ago)
I haven't heard this song in years...I first heard it on an LP by an
American folk singer. Wonderful to hear it again, and your rendition is
super! One thing...I recall there being one more verse at the end,
something like "I'm off on the road again / on a prad (?) that's quite a
goer / I'll get a job with the howling mob on the banks of the Morinoa." Am
I remembering this right?
Author fotballtesen ( ago)
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Ariel Schalit, Associated Press
JERUSALEM — The Israeli military found the bodies of three missing teenagers just over two weeks after they were abducted in the West Bank — a grim discovery that ended a frantic search that led to Israel's largest ground operation in the Palestinian territory in nearly a decade and drew Israeli threats of retaliation.
"Hamas is responsible and Hamas will pay," Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed, referring to the Islamic militant group that Israel has accused of carrying out the kidnappings.
The teenagers "were kidnapped and murdered in cold blood by human animals," the Israeli leader said as he convened an emergency meeting of his Security Cabinet on Monday night.
The three-hour session ended after midnight without any decisions, and officials were expected to resume deliberations on Tuesday.
Early Tuesday, Israel carried out an especially intense series of airstrikes in Gaza, saying it had struck 34 targets across the Hamas-controlled territory. The military said the airstrikes were a response to a barrage of 18 rockets fired into Israel since late Sunday.
"The IDF will continue to act in order to restore the peaceful living to the civilians of the state of Israel. The Hamas terror organization and its extensions are solely responsible for any terror activities emanating from the Gaza Strip," said Lt. Col. Peter Lerner, a military spokesman.
There were no further details on the targets, but in recent weeks Israel has repeatedly targeted launch sites and weapons storage areas in similar attacks. There were no immediate reports of casualties.
The kidnapping episode has put Netanyahu in a difficult position. With a public enraged over the deaths, the Israeli leader has widespread support to strike Hamas. But after a two-week crackdown against the group, he could have a tough time finding new targets. He is also facing international calls for restraint.
Eyal Yifrah, 19, Gilad Shaar, 16, and Naftali Fraenkel, a 16-year-old with dual Israeli-American citizenship, disappeared June 12 while hitchhiking home from the Jewish seminaries where they were studying near the West Bank city of Hebron. Despite the dangers, hitchhiking is common among Israelis traveling in and out of Jewish settlements in the West Bank.
In an operation codenamed "Brother's Keeper," Israel dispatched thousands of troops across the West Bank in search of the youths, closed roads in the Hebron area and arrested some 400 Hamas operatives throughout the territory. The search ended Monday afternoon with the discovery of the bodies under a pile of rocks in a field north of Hebron.
Israel has identified two well-known Hamas operatives from Hebron as the primary suspects. The men, Marwan Qawasmeh and Amer Abu Aisheh, remain on the run, and military officials said the search for them would continue.
Israeli soldiers blew up a door of Abu Aisheh's home in Hebron early Tuesday, but did not destroy the rest of the house, said an Israeli military official, speaking on condition of anonymity due to protocol. He did not elaborate
The search for the teens became a national obsession. Israeli media delivered round-the-clock updates, top officials held daily televised briefings and Israelis held prayer vigils. The mothers of the three teens became public figures as they campaigned for their sons' return, at one point traveling to Geneva to address the U.N. Human Rights Council in Geneva.
News of their deaths prompted an outpouring of grief late Monday. Large crowds of supporters rushed to the homes of the families in the central Israeli towns of Nof Ayalon and Elad, and the West Bank settlement of Talmon, while supporters lit memorial candles and prayed.
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The former D'Ubervilles member, John O'Regan started his boundary-pushing project a couple of years ago with his 2010 solo debut Special Affections. That album introduced listeners to O'Regan's gender-bending performance and lyrics. His androgenous live persona combines elements of Grace Jones and David Bowie.
The idea for the project started when O'Regan was hospitalized with Crohn's disease and since then, it has developed into a project full of fun, bombastic electropop. O'Regan combines upbeat loops of synth and drum machine with his underrated guitar work. In addition, his deep voice contrasts nicely with the synth and his persona. This results in songs like "All the Time" and "Runaway Love" which have an inherent smooth quality that sets Diamond Rings apart from a genre that is generally more jumpy and broken up. This album is a bit more produced than the original and O'Regan's voice is no longer quite the focal point that it was. That is a bit of a weak point, but it's one that can be easily overlooked.
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|Vandals face LA Tech in finale
RUSTON, La. - The Idaho women's basketball team has a tall order in front of it on Saturday as it wraps up its regular season at Louisiana Tech, which clinched the Western Athletic Conference regular season championship and the league's No. 1 seed in next week's WAC tournament earlier in the week.
The Vandals (14-13, 7-8 WAC) are coming off a road win at New Mexico State, and have clinched the fifth seed in the WAC tournament, while LA Tech (22-6, 14-1 WAC) will have a bye all the way into the WAC semi-finals.
Idaho senior YInka Olorunnife is just four rebounds shy of breaking the WAC's all-time rebounding record, as she enters the season finale with 1,022 in her career. Olorunnife is averaging 14.3 points and 10.4 rebounds per game, and has 14 double-doubles this season.
Louisiana Tech is the only WAC team that the Vandals have never beaten, as Idaho is 0-12 all-time against the Lady Techsters. Idaho fell to LTU 63-56 in Moscow earlier this season.
The Lady Techsters are led by Adrienne Johnson, who is averaging 21.5 points and 9.4 rebounds per game. LA Tech owns a +10.0 scoring margin on the season, scoring 73.7 points per game while allowing only 63.7.
Saturday's game will be the final regular season game for five Idaho seniors, including Olorunnife, Rachele Kloke, Derisa Taleni, Bianca Cheever and Emily Doran.
Idaho's postseason run will begin with a matchup with in-state rival Boise State on March 9 in the opening round of the WAC tournament in Las Vegas, Nev. The winner of that game will advance to the WAC quarterfinals to take on either Nevada or Utah State.


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TC TO JANE WELSH CARLYLE ; 22 August 1843; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18430822-TC-JWC-01; CL 17: 75-78
Scotsbrig, 22 Augut1 (Tuesday Evg, 1843—
Dear Goody, this evening your Letter has come; and a Boy being bound to Ecclefechan with a Horse to shoe tomorrow morning early there will, if he and all parties do their duty, still [be]2 time for a word to reach you on Thursday morning. The Monday people had failed somewhere; an insignificant Note written in full time for that post went over by the Tailor; probably he, the ninth-part of a human messenger,3 was in fault. I have written again since that. Tonight I got your Letter myself at Ecclefechan; being out with my Mother on a showery drive. She is always willing to go, poor body, and it does her good; she has a wonderful heartiness of nature still left; has suffered and struggled much, and still hopes and lives. Thank God, for that among other mercies, denied to many worthier than I! Old age is not joyful; but there is sometimes a strange sad beauty in it:—all true things are beautiful each in its kind.
Surely my Dame did well in comforting poor Garnier; nay even it would seem in restoring him to sanity from insane! I know not what his project of Schools is, for I cannot yet read your cardinal word there:4 but the business is not like to be of much practical result; I rejoice much more in the improved aspect of German economics for the poor Garnier,—a wild man better than many a tame one. Somebody told me lately (I cannot at this moment guess who) that he had broken with the Allgemeine Zeitung5 people in the most disastrous manner, having involved them in a fatal calumny and platitude both in one about Lord Stuart de Rothsay.6 Let us pity the poor mad man.7
Adamson writes to me tonight to sign "the call" for some Intrusion Parson to Dunscore in room of poor Bryden:8 I have answered that I am myself a kind of favourer of Non-Intrusionism, and cannot. I forgave the brute M'Adam ten pounds of his rent;9 in spite of his provocations I found on inquiry that it would be just, and it is done. Poor biped, he has his own toils waiting upon quadrupeds in these times! Five-and-thirty shillings for five harvest weeks were the common wages for a complete harvest man at Lockerby Fair; "such wages as were never heard of before," says Jamie, "Since I kenned the woral." Jamie pays his own man, last year['s] wages, five-and-forty: "Folk think," he says, they will make it a'right by screwing doon thae puir craturs." He is a good fellow Jamie; he was greatly flattered by your salutation,10 the shadow of which I duly communicated to him; making him blush up to the eyes. He has a somewhat heavy burden, and bears it well.
Certainly I will send something to Macready: but up to this moment I can think of nobody worth knowing but Emerson and perhaps Greig. I will at least write a Note to himself one of these very days. The Yankees are fading altogether out of my mind since I left home; and I reflect now that except from Emerson alone I never got much but boring from any soul of them; that Emerson himself seems half in danger of melting into one knows not what deliquium;—that if America were to think of me no more till Doomsday, it would "probably be just as well." Go to the Macready women by all means, and comfort them about "William." William is really a man of worth; might put many a higher man to shame in these days. May he find a Bible, and read it!
We have got our old confusion of rain again after the thunder. All is wet and bleak, with a cold bleared wind even when the rain is done, and big ugly clouds sailing about in a sky of ominous paleness. Otherwise I had meant for Dumfries today, and Craigenputtoch; to have that off my hands. Tomorrow, as Wednesday, it seems, will not do for Dumfries: at any rate there is small probability of fair weather. Thursday, Friday and Saturday would still do for the expedition. You may rely on it, poor old Mary shall not be forgotten!— Happily no M'Kinnons (Hawick cousins) have arrived here tonight: the expectation now is that they will not come till they are asked, and we are gone. No news from Kirkcaldy; that affair is rapidly getting beyond the hog's-score.11 I have written to Spedding that on Monday next I will either decide on coming and name my day, or else abandon the project. Time is rushing on,—the time for sleeping is about done.
My dear wife, you are very sad;—nor is it any wonder, busied as you are at this time! My dear little Jeannie,—ah me! We shall go to them, they will not return to us.12 That is the stern fact; stern yet most beneficient. What were it if we had to stay here always! Forward, forward: the Eternity they dwell in is also dimly round us. God is their Governor as ours.—
I can write no more at present; it is past supper-time; it is bedtime, and this room is Jack's, not mine. I wish thee from my heart a blessing and good-night. Courage, my brave little woman; we have gone a long way together now, and rough road it was; and we will wander on together fearless to the end of it. I believe God Almighty is Just! Shall he not do all things well?13 Adieu, my own Dearest!


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Hallucigenia sparsa, one of the rarest and most controversial animals that emerged from the Cambrian Explosion, has finally been definitely classified and accounted for as an ancestor of modern velvet worms. Dr. Martin Smith of the University of Cambridge Department of Earth Sciences and colleagues made the defining discovery. The research was published in the Aug. 17, 2014, issue of the journal Nature.
The first known example of Hallucigenia was discovered in 1911 by Charles Doolittle Walcott in the Burgess Shale of Canada. To date 109 specimens of Hallucigenia have been discovered. The name Hallucigenia comes from the Latin hallucination meaning wandering of the mind in reference to the bizarre appearance of the animal and sparsa is Latin for rare or scattered referencing the rarity of the original find. The animals occupied the ocean floor about 505 million years ago.
Each specimen of Hallucigenia that has been found gives the appearance of a worm with legs. The animal had a series of paired spines on its back and seven pairs of legs that ended in a claw. The animals were a mere five to 35 millimeters in length. The size added to the confusion about their place in the history of animals.
The claws on Hallucigenia's feet held the final clue that solved a 100-year-old mystery. The claws of Hallucigenia have the same chemical structure as velvet worms, also known as onychophorans, and the same laminar arrangement of layers of cuticle in the claw as velvet worms. The researchers claim that this is the defining evidence that places one of the oddest looking creatures that ever existed in the onychophoran phylum.
The study emphasizes that evolution is not always logical. The gene studies that produced the relationship between Hallucigenia and velvet worms also found that arthropods (spiders, lobsters, etc.) are related to velvet worms. The study changes all present relations between Cambrian creatures and living insects.


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So I have a strange quantum potential I have been playing with:
$$V(x) = \frac{x^2}{5}+\mu \left(\left\lfloor x+\frac{1}{2}\right\rfloor \right).$$
where $\mu$ is the Möbius function. This is what it looks like.
I wanted to see what the bound states looked like, but $V$ is discontinuous, so I changed it into the following:
$$\frac{x^2}{5}+\sum _{n=-M}^M\mu(n)\left[\tanh\left(b\left(x-\frac{1}{2}-n+1)\right)\right)-\tanh\left(b\left(x+\frac{1}{2}-n-1\right)\right)\right]$$
This $\tanh$ method is a common way to approximate step functions in numerical quantum mechanics. The limit of the above expression as $M$ and $b$ go to infinity is $V$.
I picked a reasonably high value for $b$ and took $M$ out to $10$. The bound states ended up looking like this: (LHS is $\psi_n$, RHS is $|\psi_n|$ overlayed on $V$)
and so on. I don't have anything much smarter to say about these than that they are pretty weird looking.
Can anything rigorous be said about the eigenfunctions of this potential?
By this, I mean the potential in the limit as $M,b\to\infty$.
Mainly I am wondering whether including higher $M$ would have given me more bound states between the above energies. The energies seem to be at very strange intervals, like there could perhaps should have been more between them. In particular, if I were to take $M$ out to infinity, would I get a dense spectrum of energies?


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After the Saints knocked off the Cardinals 45-14 in the divisional round of the playoffs, Warner sent Saints Coach Sean Payton a box of brownies, congratulating the Saints on the win.
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About 10 minutes into his powerful two-hour set at Houston's Warehouse Live, the enthralled masses began to genuinely understand just how compelling Jeff Bridges' Oscar-winning performance was as Otis "Bad" Blake in 2009's "Crazy Heart." Because it became crystal clear that the brilliantly versatile Bridges was really just a gifted musician playing the part of a gifted actor playing the part of a gifted musician. The talented performer rode into town for the April 12 show with his crack backing band The Abiders – Chris Pelonis (lead guitar/vocals), Bill Flores (pedal steel/accordion), Tom Lackner (drums) and Randy Tico (bass) – to lay down a little of this, tear up a lot of that and do just about anything other than well, just abide. As evidenced by Saturday's gloriously diverse setlist, The Abiders' "little of this and lot of that" included everything from country to Americana to rock and roll with some jazz and blues thrown in for good measure.
The decorated "part-time thespian" kicked off the aural celebration with a self-professed "science fiction tune" that someone could have written for his Oscar-nominated turn as an alien in "Starman," the unyielding "Thousand Year Plan." The willing concertgoers unanimously screamed their unrelenting approval as Bridges and Pelonis followed it up with the astral harmonies of "What A Little Bit Of Love Can Do." The multi-talented Bridges proved to be a skillful vocal frontman throughout the 19-song set. But led by Pelonis' effortless fretwork on ruthless crowd-pleaser "She Lay Her Whip Down" and funked-up blues cut "Slow Boat," his talented bandmates unfailingly thrilled the masses with their respective musical brilliance. Flores more than held his own with exceptional slide-guitar work on a swampy "What Happens" and doleful pedal steel on "Maybe I Missed The Point," the latter song highlighted by remarkable acapella harmonies. And with Pelonis' chugging harmonica highlights on the Johnny Cash-tinged "Somebody Else" and Flores' bouncy accordion effort on the zydeco-flavored "I Don't Know," the two musicians "loudly" established themselves as Bridges' worthy multitalented rivals.
While Bridges' superb setlist was chockfull of musical gems, there was plenty of lyrical insight for those that actually paid attention to the discerning words – like these pearls from one of the inspired show's highlights, Tom Waits' mournful "Never Let Go." "Well, Peter denied and Judas betrayed / I'll bail with the roll of the drum / And the wind will tell the turn from the wheel / And the watchman is making his rounds / Well, you'll leave me hanging by the skin of my teeth / I've only got one leg to stand / You can send me to hell / But I'll never let go of your hand." And while we're on the subject of highlights, the band's animated cover of Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Lookin' Out My Back Door" was a revelation – with Bridges dedicating the rocker to the master abider himself, "The Dude." Bridges led his musical charges through a frenetic rendition of The Byrds' classic "So You Want To Be A Rock 'N' Roll Star," declaring that his friend and producer T-Bone Burnett must have listened to songs of its ilk as an impressionable young songwriter. Bridges' showed the Warehouse crowd that he knows a thing or two about being a rock 'n' roll star. At one point in the luminous set, the "Starman" admitted that he "really likes Texas a lot." And from the sounds of the crowd's euphoric response, Texas must like him a lot as well.
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"Thousand Year Plan"
"What A Little Bit Of Love Can Do"
"Somebody Else"
"Exception To The Rule"
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"Van Gogh"
"Slow Boat"
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If I am cooking steaks at a grill and one of them accidentally falls down on the floor/ground, is it safe for me to wipe it and cook it for a certain amount of time (till it is pretty well done) and then eat it? Or should I throw it away?
Sure it's safe. You are about to char the outside at very high temperatures, nothing's going to survive that, so cleaning it is more about flavor than safety. I wouldn't just wipe it though, clean it with water or you might get a dirtier steak flavor than you'd like.
This depends completely on the context.
Are you at a grill in let's say.. Outback Steakhouse? If so, please throw it away.
Are you at a social event or home cooking for yourself/others? clean it off with water and you're good, maybe even feed it to someone you don't like afterwards (unless it's the biggest and best steak, then you gotta eat it.)
It depends on what it is likely to pick up.
If it's an interior floor surface that is usually kept clean, you're unlikely to suffer any ill effects.
If it's outside on the ground next to the gas grill and you regularly fertilize/pesticide/herbicide the lawn, or sealed/stained your deck/concrete recently, or have a number of animals that use the space as a restroom and play area, I'd suggest throwing it away and being more careful with your food.
I don't believe one could safely answer, "Yes, it's generally ok regardless of other factors."
That said, washing it off after contamination, and ensuring it reaches safe cooking temperatures after washing it will probably prevent most significant opportunities for poisoning or illness.
Whether it's worth the risk depends entirely on how risky it is, and how risk averse you are.
5 seconds under the tap, then back on the grill. If you have any organisms on the floor / ground etc. capable of surviving proper cooking of meat within 30 seconds of being exposed to said meat, your guests are doomed. ("The Salmon Mousse!") They won't be on warm meat long enough - E.Coli (the bad one) needs 20 minutes to divide, and that's after a zero-growth lag period.
To take this to a logical extreme, rubbing your raw, wild rabbit medallions (that you shot out of season and butchered 30 minutes ago) on a nearly-dead ebola victim's face and then cooking it medium-well will still produce edible food. Wash your hands before sitting down at the table, please.
However, as others have mentioned, inorganic chemicals will not be affected so you could have taste or toxicity issues. I would hope that your kitchen floor has not been dusted with arsenic powder, nor that you are barbecuing outside mere hours after the people in moon suits sprayed your yard (and hopefully removed the ebola victim).
If a steak hits my deck, I rinse it with the garden hose and return it to the grill. That's if no one is looking. If people are watching it goes into the kitchen, gets rinsed there, trimmed so it looks different, and then the "replacement" goes back on the grill.
If you work in the open grill at Outback, make a big show of the meat's disposal and floor cleaning.
A caveat to the washing off suggested by others, I would add:
Do not wash so thoroughly that the flavor is lost - you may as well throw it away then. Just pour water for 3-4 seconds. After that, if you feel it is still dirty, then take a serrated knife and thinly scrape off the part that touched the ground.
It is safe if you take some measures to clean the dust and other particles that might have sticked to the meat.
Rinse the meat with lots of water, no soap. If you have some sauce to spare, after rinsing the meat, set apart some sauce (throw away that sauce afterwards) and use it to season the meat throughly. This will remove almost all the particles and substances that the meat picked up, and re-add the spices the meat lost.
After that, grill the meat again. According to the Fodsafety.gov, temperatures above 165F are enough to kill the germs. And this link shows that most grills have a surface temperature over 300F anyway.
So your steak will be safe to eat, and if you season it well, nobody will tell the difference.
Even if you don't cook the steak afterwards (that is, assuming it was properly cooked when it hit the floor), keep in mind that the human immune system is more capable than we give it credit for. Moreover, pathogens that do make us ill, such as E. Coli and Streptococcus, prefer moist areas with an easy supply of nutrients; our floors and counter-tops aren't typically their first choice for an abode.
The YouTube video 5 Second Rule by the amusing yet educational What You Ought to Know covers this topic, and includes references: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IsYOGM7wyns
As already mentioned, I would probably rinse it off to get rid of the worst, as well as remove anything that may affect the final taste, but as my Swedish father always says, "Lite skit rensar magen."
However it's proven false, i still would like to mention the following:
In our country we apply the 5 Second Rule, which is very populair.
It basicly comes down to this: Whatever kind of food you drop on the floor, if you pick it up in 5 seconds, it's ready to go!
Never had any complaints ;-)


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Study Guide: Aeschylus' Oresteia
Guide to Greek History and Myth | History timeline from Greek Persuasion site | Additional reference links under "Resources"
I. Oresteia
A. The Plays
Aeschylus: Born 525/524, Athens. Died 456/455 in Gela, Sicily.
Plays: Unlike most tetralogies we know of, the Oresteia constitutes a connected story line. It was produced at Athens in the year 458.
Setting: Agamemnon and Libation Bearers in Argos (where Agamemnon is king); Eumenides at Delphi, then at Athens. Proteus (lost satyr play) in Egypt
Time: The aftermath of the Trojan War
B. Conflicts, Oppositions
C. Study Questions
What connections are there between justice, power-force-violence, and persuasion in Aeschylus Oresteia?
In general, think about how imagery RESONATES and ECHOES in the Oresteia - images "bouncing off" of one another and reflecting one another and the action of the play, too.
Is there at the end of it all "theodicy": divinely validated justice?
II. The Agamemnon
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The Chorus in Agamemnon
We shall interrogate Hegelian notions of the chorus as "simple consciousness" in opposition to "individual pathos," the "ethical mode" associated with the main characters - the "heroes" - of tragedy.
21-Feb Discussion: "There are no bad tragic characters" . . .
The case of Clytemnestra. Organized class discussion.
B. Issues, Topics Preview
C. General Issues
IN GENERAL. How do YOU respond to the various characters? Bad guys? Good guys? In between? Why?
The chorus. The role of the chorus (VERY prominent): their effectiveness/ineffectiveness in the action of the play; their function within the POETIC structure. Note the play of imagery - metaphor and simile - in their songs. How to make sense of all those images?
Clytaemnestra. Gender issues: In what ways does she play the womans part? In what ways the man's part? Justice: Do YOU think Clytaemnestra (who kills her husband) does/does not have justice on her side? Why??
Agamemnon - red carpet scene. His arrival and the red carpet scene (lines 795976): What are the issues in this episode? Why in the end does Agamemnon tread upon the carpet? Why is it a fatal mistake?
Cassandra scene. Can you make sense of the telescoping of prequel into action of play?
Mythological Background
A. Important divinities
B. Genealogy: House of Pelops
C. Prequel
"Feast of Thyestes"
Trojan War
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Hi, I have a new skewbald mare. I am wanting to know if she is sutible for showing and if so up to what level. Does she have the correct markings etc. She will be in different tack for showing - no martingale etc. I am not new to showing and currently show natives successfully, however I have never shown a coloured before. Sorry about the photos, they were the best I could get. Also, if she was good to show, would she class as a hunter or general riding horse? Thanks
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could do both classes with her really, she has nice markings, maybe a bit heavy headed but thats neither here nor there really, you could also do cob classes with her is you hogged her, or at lower level could probably still do cob just plaited. I'd get her out to some shows n see what comments you get from the judges x
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shes deffinatly a hunter - riding horses tend to be finer - personally i prefer a more solid coloured with out the dots - im picky, sorry! but you just have to take her out and see hwat happens look at her now i'd say she'd make a good local/riding club level - shes a pretty mare but without seeing her movement and her way of going i'd struggle to see her keeping up at county and beyond but please do prove me wrong!! good luck she looks a nice sort! :)
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Cowgirl Tennis Falls 5-1 To 41st ranked Aztecs on Friday Afternoon
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The Wyoming Cowgirl tennis team had a tough outing as they fell 5-1 to the 41st ranked San Diego State Aztecs, on Friday afternoon, in Ft. Collins. They are now 9-11 overall and 3-4 in MW play this spring.
The Cowgirls and Aztecs would only get singles action in today due to the weather conditions and playing indoors. San Diego State dominated the action as they would win at the one, two, three, five and six spots. Julia Wais would defeat Veronica Popovici, 6-2, 6-0, followed by Alicia Aguilar with a 6-2, 6-2 win over Simona Synkova. At the number sixth position Silviya Zhelyazkova lost to Michela Casanova, 6-1, 6-3, while the Aztecs clinched the match as Laura Antonana-Iriarte defeated Alexandra Kovacs, 7-5, 6-7, 6-2. Tami Nguyen came out on top against Jessica Parizher with a 7-5, 7-6 win. The only Cowgirl to earn a victory was senior Sasa Nemcova who beat Kristin Buth in three sets, 7-6 (5), 3-6, 7-6 (5).
The Cowgirls will wrap up the conference season tomorrow against the UNLV Rebels. The match is set to begin at 6:00 p.m. in Ft. Collins.
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The Dryden Theater at the George Eastman House Museum of Photography and Film are in the middle of their film series in tribute to one of the, I mean, two of the pioneers of American independent cinema, Joel and Ethan Coen. The series chronicles at great length the prolific and highly celebrated career of the dynamic duo and their spectrum of films filled with the driest of humor and absurd characters. What better way to celebrate than to highlight the best of their films?
But first, what makes the Coen Brothers special visual storytellers? Through meticulous writing and an attention to detail towards a certain time and place, the Coen's work well with presenting stories where malfunction is inevitable because no one in the story can ever grab a hold of their situation. The key word here is 'miscommunication.' Much of the Coen's brilliance comes from their mastery of incommunicative narratives, where their characters can never understand what in the world is going on but proceed to believe they do.
As clarification, though, this list isn't anywhere near scientific. I have actually not seen two of their films (The Man Who Wasn't There and Intolerable Cruelty). Nevertheless, the list will be fruitful and it will highlight what makes each and every Coen film a great cinematic experience. Also worth noting is that Inside Llewyn Davis will not be on the list. For it to be considered the film needs to have been out for at least four years…you can't really measure a classic through immediacy. Anyways, here is the list, enjoy!
The schedule of the Dryden theater and their screenings of the Coen's work can be found here.
5. Blood Simple (1984)
The Coen's debut film is hailed as one of the most assured debuts in American film history. When one man's jealousy of his wife's affair sets off a chain reaction of unfortunate misunderstandings, the viewer witnesses the banality of such trifling. M. Emmet Walsh steals the show as the grimy detective. This film launched the careers of Joel and Ethan and quickly established their career-long relationship with renowned composer, Carter Burwell.
4. A Serious Man (2009)
Quite possibly the Coen's most personal film, albeit maybe their most scathing. Here is a parable about the obscurity of faith as an individual's life is being ripped apart (akin to the story of Job). Set in a Midwest Jewish community in the late 60s, here is a film that is both cynical about faith yet respectful enough to develop a nuanced exploration on its function. Complete with a memorable and depressing performance by Michael Stuhlberg as the lead role. It is still hilarious, just in case you were wondering.
3. No Country For Old Men (2007)
The Coen's Oscar winner has been hailed by many critics as, literally, a perfect film. It is their version of the western and with one of the most chilling portrayals of a villain with Javier Bardem as the ferocious Chigurh headlining a chase across what seems to be a tired-looking western landscape. Like the soundtrack, the dialogue is sparse with few monologues (Tommy Lee Jones offering two as bookends) but what is said helps enunciate the brothers' attempt to explore how we view violence. Indeed, this story might even be a reflection on their use of violence in their own films.
2. The Big Lebowski (1999)
The greatest story about nothing in the history of film. As opposed to the last entry, a lot is said in this film (amplified with a lot of expletives) but nothing really, well, means anything in a film about a man (Jeff Bridges in his most famous role as The Dude) who just wanted his rug back. With incredible performances by not just Bridges, but also John Goodman as a man who is the complete opposite in every sense of the word yet is the best friend to The Dude. If you watch this soon, listen to the dialogue. Listen to how nothing is essentially gained from these conversations. There are many ideologies being thrown around in this film, with each character occupying a specific indeology, but the Coen's hallow them out by placing them in a context where they mean nothing…even nihilism. For aspiring screenwriters, here is one of the great screenplays of modern cinema delivered so hilariously by an incredible ensemble cast.
1. Fargo (1996)
The film noir as told by the Coen brothers, where instead of shadow projecting impressionistic insight into a character's psyche it is the endless white snow. Fargo is the zenith of genre inversion and of the Coen's concoction of unique character dynamics and narrative symmetry. The film is dominated by redundant dialogue that increasingly exposes the stupidities of the antagonists' decisions. Of course, the characters are forever etched in the history of film, with one of the greatest female roles in Marge Gunderson. Her warm sensibilities and Midwest hospitality are being matched by unabridged tragic masculinity; the dichotomy presents us with one of the great battles between pure good and pure evil, and the Coens effortlessly drape this convention with their stapled cynical humor and attention to detail of the heavily snowed region of Fargo, Brainerd, and Minneapolis. Frances McDormand, who played Marge, won an Oscar for her perfectly executed portrayal as a heroine mixed up with hopeless actions of cornered men. Fargo is the exhibition of Joel and Ethan Coen's diverse skillset as unique storytellers and unique vessels of philosophical intrigue.


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Without most of its top players this weekend, the Los Alamos Hilltopper girls tennis team still managed to hold on for a victory over the Bernalillo Spartans.
The Hilltoppers, using mostly their junior varsity lineup, split a pair of duals in the pre-District 2-4A tournament Saturday in Santa Fe. The Hilltoppers nipped the Bernalillo Spartans 5-4 in one of the two duals, but fell to the Española Valley Sundevils in the other, 6-2.
Most of Los Alamos' top players were in Colorado Springs, Colo., this weekend for the Cheyenne Mountain Invitational.
The pre-district tournament is used to determine seedings for the 2-4A playoffs. That tournament is April 27.
Wednesday's diamond contests at Española Valley could go a long way to determining the outcome of this year's baseball and softball district races.
Both the Los Alamos Hilltopper teams have big games Wednesday when they face the Sundevils. The two games are scheduled for 4 p.m.
Currently, both Hilltopper teams are sitting atop District 2-4A. In softball, the Sundevils are the Hilltoppers' final major challenger in district.
The Los Alamos Hilltopper baseball team swept the Santa Fe Demons at home Saturday to remain on top of the District 2-4A standings.
Los Alamos closed out Santa Fe early in both games of the doubleheader, earning a 13-3 victory in five innings in game one and a 15-5, six-inning decision in the nightcap.
The Hilltoppers got their offense back on track after a couple of sluggish recent performances, scoring four runs in the bottom of the fifth to close out that contest early and exploding for six runs in the fifth of game two.
"We came out more aggressive," Los Alamos manager Mike Gill said. "The kids were focused Saturday, even with how cold and windy it was. That was about as focused as I've seen them."
Golf: Los Alamos Spring Invitational, boys and girls varsity, 9 a.m.
Tennis: Las Vegas Robertson at Los Alamos, boys and girls varsity, 3 p.m.
Baseball: Española Valley at Los Alamos, JV, 4 p.m.
Softball: Española Valley at Los Alamos, JV, 4 p.m.
Boys tennis: St. Michael's at Los Alamos, varsity, 3 p.m.
Baseball: Los Alamos at Española Valley, varsity, 4 p.m.
Softball: Los Alamos at Española Valley, varsity, 4 p.m.
Track and field: Los Alamos Invite, boys and girls JV, 3 p.m.
ALBUQUERQUE – Throughout the last several seasons, the Los Alamos Hilltopper girls track and field team has known it has had a very good team top-to-bottom.
The Hilltoppers got a chance to show that off Friday afternoon.
Los Alamos took part in the Albuquerque Public Schools Relays Friday at Milne Stadium. Los Alamos took home top honors in the meet, which consisted entirely of relay events, with a total of 86 points, 20 points better than the St. Pius X Sartans, seen as one of the biggest threats to unseat Los Alamos from its three-year reign as 4A team champion.
LA's rugby teams host Eldorado tonight at Sullivan Field
The Los Alamos boys and girls rugby clubs will host matches tonight at Sullivan Field.
Both teams will play Eldorado. The Los Alamos girls match will play at 6:15 p.m. and the boys match will start at 7 p.m.
Admission to both matches is free.
Also, the boys rugby team will have a car wash at Best Western Hilltop House Hotel.
The car wash will be from 8 a.m.-noon.
Waffle breakfast is Saturday
The Hilltopper baseball program will hold a waffle breakfast fundraiser Saturday at the Masonic Lodge on 15th Street.
Breakfast will be from 7:30-10 a.m. Price is $6 per person. The menu includes waffles, eggs, sausage, bacon and beverage.
Here are the results from Los Alamos Football Club teams in Duke City Soccer League play for week 5:
On the girls' side, the U12 KIXX 2000 team defeated the NM Rush Barca 2-1 to push its record to 3-2.
Valerie Li scored off an indirect kick started by Serenity Maestas. Daniela Salazar beat two defenders to score the game-winner after receiving a through-ball by Hannah Littleton.
The U14 Kixx 99 team won its third game of the season, beating the Albuquerque Challenge FC Eruption 2-0.
In boys games, the U16 Lasers 96 lost a hard fought match to Durango United, 3-0. The Lasers were down 1-0 at the half but allowed two late goals.
Linda Vance was the fastest runner and had the best prediction at this week's Atomic City Roadrunners' Pace Race.
The Pace Race was Tuesday along the dirt road in lower Pueblo Canyon.
Vance, running on the 1-mile course, finished in 7 minutes, 36 seconds, and was just 42 seconds off her predicted finish time.
Jennifer Leon, who had the second-best prediction of the race, was also the top finisher on the 3-mile course. Leon clocked a 28:22.
Jim Clifford, with an 87-second error and Bob Reedy with a 99-second error were also among the top predictors.
The next Pace Race will be Tuesday at 6 p.m. The race will start near the Mountain Meadows Playlot near Chamisa School and run on Cañada del Buey trail.
Los Alamos girls track and field multi-discipline star Chase Ealey appears once more to be the one to beat in her two best events.
Ealey, a senior for the Hilltoppers, won the 100 meters and the shot put at the Marilyn Sepulveda Meet of Champions Monday. Ealey, the three-time reigning sprint champ and the 2011 state Class 4A shot put champ, picked up wins in both events Monday in what is a mid-season All-Star track meet.
Ealey had been out during the preseason with a hamstring pull, but has since healed and appears now to be back in championship form.
On the boys side, Jacob Brown took third in the triple jump and Sean Reardon was fourth in the 1,600 meters.
100 meters
The Los Alamos Hilltopper softball team broke open a close game with five runs in the sixth inning while pitcher Monika Teter did the heavy lifting Wednesday afternoon.
The Hilltoppers picked up the season sweep over the Bernalillo Spartans at Overlook Park Wednesday, earning a 9-0 victory. The win tightens the clamps on the Hilltoppers' control over District 2-4A, who now effectively own a four-game lead over the second-place Spartans with five games to play.
"Winning district is very important to us," Los Alamos manager Roger Anaya said. "We're 7-0 now, but we have our sights set on going through district undefeated. Our goal is to win one game at a time and play one pitch at a time. We need to continue to play good ball."
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Suggested books for final critique.
W: Jan 18:
David Christian, "World History in Context," Journal of World History 14, no. 4. (2003): 437-458. (Download via CLIO)
M: Jan. 23
Eurasian Interactions, 1350-1750
Notes (with links to more maps and pictures)
World Population, 500 BCE-2000
World Population by regions, 1650-2000
Old Maps: Aztec, European 1109, Islamic 1109, Chinese 1402, Genovese 1457, Ptolemy 1482, Japan 1645, Korean 18c.
W: Jan 25
What is Capitalism? What is the Market?
Marks, Origins of the Modern World, ch. 1-3.
C.A. Bayly, The Birth of the Modern World (Blackwell, 2004)
Dennis Flynn and Arturo Giráldez, "Cycles of Silver: Global Economic Unity through the Mid-Eighteenth Century." Journal of World History 13/2 (2002): 391-428.
M: Jan 30
W: Feb 1
Trade Diasporas and Joint Stock Companies: Early Transnationals?
Tribute to Akbar, British Resident
Map of British and Mughals in India
C.A. Bayly, "From Archaic Globalization to International Networks."
Ken Pomeranz, "Two Worlds of Trade, Two Worlds of Empire."
Pomeranz and Topik, The World that Trade Created, 28-43.
Janice Thomson, Mercenaries, Pirates and Sovereigns, 32-41.
Alfred Crosby, Columbian Exchange
____, Ecological Imperialism
Philip Curtin, Cross-Cultural Trade in World History
Jarod Diamond, Guns, Germs and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies
Andre Gunder Frank, ReOrient: Global Economy in the Asian Age
John Richards, Unending Frontier: Environmental History of the Early Modern World
M: Feb 6
W: Feb 8
Exotic Drinks of the World, 1685
Janice Thomson, Mercenaries, Pirates and Sovereigns, 107-18, 143-49.
Letters exchanged between King George III and the Qianlong Emperor.
Letter from Lin Tse-hsu to Queen Victoria.
David Starkey, "Pirates and Markets."
Thomas Gallant, "Brigandage, Piracy, Capitalism, and State-Formation."
Jordan Goodman, "Excitiana: Or, How Enlightenment Europe took to Soft Drugs."
David Courtwright, Forces of Habit: Drugs and the Making of the Modern World
Sydney Mintz, Sweetness and Power: The Place of Sugar in Modern History
C.R. Pennell, ed. Bandits at Sea: A Pirates Reader
Cark Trocki, Opium, Empire and the Global Political Economy
M: Feb 13
Capitalism and Slavery
Caribbean sugar plantation, 1667
W: Feb 15
When Did Globalization Begin?
Chart: World History 1770-1840
Kevin O'Rourke and Jeffrey Williamson, "When Did Globalization Begin?"
Dennis Flynn and Arturo Giráldez, "Path Dependence and the Birth of Globalization."
O'Rourke and Williamson, "Once More: When Did Globalization Begin?"
Flynn and Giráldez, "Born Again: Globalization's Sixteenth-Century Origins"
M: Feb 20
Diagram: Snowballing Industrialization
W: Feb 22
Organization and Infrastructure
Tariff Charts: Gobal Average, Regional Trends
Marks, Origins of the Modern World, ch. 4.
Giovanni Arrighi, "The Global Market," 217-30.
Paul Bairoch, Economics and World History, 80-87.
Pomeranz and Topik, The World that Trade Created, 136-40, 214-35.
Jack Goldstone, "Efflorescences and Economic Growth in World History." Journal of World History 13/2 (2002): 323-91.
M: Feb 27
Global Migration
W: March 1
The Birth of Political Economy
David Ricardo on Comparative Advantage.
Richard Cobden, "Speech at Bradford."
Friedrich List, The National System of Political Economy, 107-32, 163-73, 365-71.
Marx & Engels, Communist Manifesto, ch. 1.
Adam McKeown, "Global Migrations, 1846-1940." Journal of World History 15.2 (2004): 155-89.
Fri, March 3. MID-TERM EXAM DUE at NOON
M: March 6
International Law and the Standard of Civilization
W: March 8
To Civilize?
L. Oppenheim, International Law, 8-18, 30-34.
Theodore Roosevelt, "Expansion and Peace."
Fukuzawa Yukichi, "Outline of a Theory of Civilization," and "Good-Bye Asia."
Mohandas Gandhi, Hind Swaraj, selections.
C. Henry Alexandrowicz, An Introduction to the History of the Law of Nations in the East Indies.
Anthony Anghie, Imperialism, Soverignty and the Making of International Law.
Gerrit Gong, The Standard of "Civilization" in International Relations.
M: March 20
Maps: Colonial Africa, Colonial Asia, British Empire, African Railroads
Images: African Icons, Victorian Races, Liberating Cuba
W: March 22
Measuring the Great Divergence
Marks, Origins of the Modern World, ch. 5.
Lenin, Imperialism: The Highest Stage of Capitalism, 16-31, 69-75.
Paul Bairoch, Economics and World History, 72-9, 88-97.
Angus Maddison, The World Economy, 44-7, plus comparative charts.
D.K. Fieldhouse, Economics and Empire, 459-77.
Mike Davis, Late Victorian Holocausts: El Niño Famines and the Making of the Third World.
Michael Geyer and Charles Bright, "Global Violence and Nationalizaing Wars in Eurasia and America: The Geopolitics of War in the Mid-Nineteenth Century." Comparative Studies in Society and History 38 (1996): 619-57.
M: March 27
From WWI to Bretton Woods I: Socio-Political History
W: March 29
From WWI to Bretton Woods II: Economic History
Trade Globalization according to Chase-Dunn and Maddison
Establishment of International NGOs, 1875-1975
Real Wages in Asia and Latin America 1820-1939
Destination of European Exports 1860-1996
Regional Proportions of World Trade, 1878-1937
Non-Westen Propoportions of Primary and Manufacture Trades, 1878-1937
Max Millikan and W.W. Rostow, A Proposal: Key to an Effective Policy, 1-8, 33-42.
W.W. Rostow, The Stages of Economic Growth, 4-16.
Alvin So, Social Change and Development, 38-59.
James O'Connell, "The Concept of Modernization."
Giovanni Arrighi, "The Global Market," 231-47.
Christopher Chase-Dunn, Yukio Kawano and Benjamin Brewer, "Globalization since 1795: Waves of Integration in the World-System." American Sociological Review 65.1 (2000): 77-95.
M: April 3
W: April 5
Dependency and World-Systems Theory
Peter Taylor, Political Geography, 10-29, 113-43.
Kwame Nkrumah, Neo-Colonialism: The Last Stage of Imperialism, ix-xix, 239-59.
Immanuel Wallerstein, "The Ideological Tensions of Capitalism: Universalism vs. Racism and Sexism."
Andre Gunder Frank, "The Development of Underdevelopment." Monthly Review 18 (1966): 17-31.
Immanuel Wallerstein, The Essential Wallerstein. New Press, 2000.
M: April 10
W: April 12
Development and Its Discontents
Charts: World Trade, 1950-2000, Growth of World Trade, Foreign Aid, 1970-2004, US Imports and Exports
Regional GDP Growth Rates, 1960s-90s, GDP Growth Rates (long trend version)
Timothy Mitchell, "Economics: Economists and the Economy in the Twentieth Century."
Edward Shils, "End of Ideology?"
Kwame Nkrumah, "The Myth of the 'Third World'"
Timothy Mitchell, "The Object of Development: America's Egypt."
Nanda Shrestha, "Becoming a Development Category."
D.K. Fieldhouse, The West and the Third World. (Blackwell, 1999)
Odd Arne Westad, The Global Cold War: Third World Interventions and the Making of Our Times (2005).
M: April 17
W: April 19
Measuring Global Inequality since the 1940s.
Charts: Global Percentile Distribution of Income, Unicef Inequality Calculation; U.S. Distribution of Wealth, People under $1
World Bank Research Policy Report, Globalization, Growth and Poverty, 1-51.
Branko Milanovic, "The Two Faces of Globalization," and "Worlds Apart."
Paul Cammack, "The Governance of Global Capitalism."
Charles Bright and Michael Geyer, "Regimes of World Order." In Jerry Bentley, Renate Bridenthal and Anand Yang, eds., Interactions: Transregional Perspectives on World History (U. Hawai'I Press, 20005).
M: April 24
Global Capitalism: Flexible, Regulatory or Uncontrolled?
Recent Trends in Globalization
Trade Distribution Charts: World, US, Europe, Japan
Foreign Direct Investment Charts: Origins, Destinations
W: April 26
Globalization and Environment
20th Century Enviromental Indicators, Commodity Prices, 1970-2005, Oil Consumption, Meat Consumption
Stephen Krasner, "Globalization and Sovereignty."
Robert Kaplan, "The Coming Anarchy."
Ann-Marie Slaughter, "The Real New World Order."
Rio Declaration on Environment and Development.
Wolfgang Sachs, "Globalization and Sustainability."
Paul Wapner, "Greenpeace and Political Globalism."
Cato Institute, "10 Myths about Financial Derivatives"
Richard Duncan, The Dollar Crisis: Causes, Consequences and Cure
Edward LiPuma and Benjamin Lee, Financial Derivatives and the Globalization of Risk.
J.R. McNeill, Something New Under the Sun: An Environmental History of the Twentieth Century World (2000).
M: May 1
Does Globalization Have a History? So What If It Does?
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By Jody Record, Campus Journal EditorFebruary 15, 2012
Effective Jan. 1, 2012, CVS Caremark became the new prescription drug program for benefits-eligible employees. Two membership cards per subscriber were mailed to the employee's home address in mid-December. While both cards bear the subscribers name, all insured dependents can use them. Cards must be presented at the pharmacy to fill a prescription.
You do not need to use a CVS pharmacy.
If you did not receive your cards, you can still fill prescriptions while waiting to receive replacements by asking the pharmacy to contact Caremark to verify eligibility. To request new cards, call Caremark customer service at 866-768-4252.
By registering your card on the CVS Caremark website https://www.caremark.com/wps/portal you can order or transfer prescriptions, check an order status, sign up for the mail order program, and email a pharmacist.
There is no co-pay for diabetic supplies; employees who paid one in 2012 will be reimbursed. Caremark has made the appropriate changes to see that no co-pay for diabetic supplies is charged in the future.
Caremark also has updated its system to reflect prescription approvals received from Harvard Pilgrim. However, there may be situations in which the prior approval was not obtained or the prescription has expired, making a physician's authorization necessary. If that is the case, your physician's office needs to call Caremark's prior authorization department at 800-626-3046. Authorization is required annually.
Use of generic drugs continues to be encouraged as generics can represent a significant cost savings for both the employee and employer. If a generic is available, replacing it with the brand name drug requires the medical provider to indicate on the prescription "dispense as written" before the brand name prescription can be established. In some cases, prior authorization for the brand name drug may be required. If you are having trouble with the process, contact Human Resources.
A list of frequently asked questions is posted at http://www.usnh.edu/hr/pdf/2012Final_CareMark_Prescription_Drug_Plan_FAQ.pdf.
To appeal a denied prescription, you or your physician can send a letter of appeal to:
CVS Caremark
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Fax Number: 1-866-689-3092
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THE HYPE! with Caitlin Gill & Jaime Fernandez
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It's been a long time coming. Caitlin Gill finally sits down and lives up to the hype that's preceeded her, lo these 15 podcasts previous. Find out why comics are always citing her on THIS VERY PODCAST. Among the topics, holy shit, this happened...
Not to be outdone, Jamie Fernandez is in the Living Room. She and Caitling talk about booking rooms with Keith interrupting to brag about his puns.
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Oh, Gentle Podcast Listener! What do Patton Oswalt, Dylan Brody, Jackie Kashian, Will Durst, Dana Gould, Melinda Hill, Kyle Kinane, Danny Lobell, Tom Rhodes, Marc Maron and more have in common?* They each have releases from Stand Up!
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MAYER, Mario Gustavo; SANTOS, Marcos Gonzaga dos; SILVA, Maria Fernanda Laranjeira da and FLOETER-WINTER, Lucile Maria. Footprints of a trypanosomatid RNA world: pre-small subunit rRNA processing by spliced leader addition trans-splicing. Mem. Inst. Oswaldo Cruz [online]. 2012, vol.107, n.4, pp.522-531. ISSN 0074-0276. http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/S0074-02762012000400013.
The addition of a capped mini-exon [spliced leader (SL)] through trans-splicing is essential for the maturation of RNA polymerase (pol) II-transcribed polycistronic pre-mRNAs in all members of the Trypanosomatidae family. This process is an inter-molecular splicing reaction that follows the same basic rules of cis-splicing reactions. In this study, we demonstrated that mini-exons were added to precursor ribosomal RNA (pre-rRNA) are transcribed by RNA pol I, including the 5' external transcribed spacer (ETS) region. Additionally, we detected the SL-5'ETS molecule using three distinct methods and located the acceptor site between two known 5'ETS rRNA processing sites (A' and A1) in four different trypanosomatids. Moreover, we detected a polyadenylated 5'ETS upstream of the trans-splicing acceptor site, which also occurs in pre-mRNA trans-splicing. After treatment with an indirect trans-splicing inhibitor (sinefungin), we observed SL-5'ETS decay. However, treatment with 5-fluorouracil (a precursor of RNA synthesis that inhibits the degradation of pre-rRNA) led to the accumulation of SL-5'ETS, suggesting that the molecule may play a role in rRNA degradation. The detection of trans-splicing in these molecules may indicate broad RNA-joining properties, regardless of the polymerase used for transcription.
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11-year-old demands marriage equality for his Mums
"You were elected to represent our country not yourself," chastises 11-year old Orlando Burham in his letter to the Prime Minister Tony Abbott demanding marriage equality for his Mums.
"My name is Orlando Burcham, I am 11 years old and I would like to know why you don't allow 'gay marriage' in Australia," reads a letter penned by the Newcastle boy.
Burcham reasons that the majority of Australians are happily married and the PM has no legitimate reason for depriving gay people of the same happiness.
"Why are you stopping all the gay men/women to be married in this beautiful country?" the letter continues. "My mother is gay and even worse your own sister is gay! And thousands more are as well.
"It is so pathetic that you aren't letting the gay people of Australia and other countries get married here. Millions of people in the world and when they come to Australia and think 'wow this place is great! Let's get married here!' And then they remember that they can't. So they spend thousands of dollars to go somewhere they can get married. My mum is married but she had to go to New York, which took a lot of money."
Burcham concludes the letter by reminding Abbott:
"You were elected to represent our country, not yourself. Just because you think it's wrong, does not give you the right to make it illegal. Doesn't our opinions matter to you? Just because you're the Prime Minister, which by the way does not give you all the power."
"I hope you change your mind."
Not long after mailing the letter Burcham received a reply from the PM.
"Dear Orlando,
"Thank you for letting me know your views about same sex marriage.
"I appreciate the deep feelings that many in the community have on either side of the issue.
"The Government supports the current definition of marriage contained in the Marriage Act 1961. Any change to this policy would be a matter for the Coalition Party Room.
"My personal opinion is to support the existing definition of marriage.
"Though we disagree on this issue, I respect the views you have put forward.
"Ongoing dialogue between government and citizens keeps our democracy strong.
"Thank you again for writing to me."
Whilst happy to receive a reply from Tony Abbott, Burcham admits he was disappointed with the response. He and his mother Councillor Cordelia Troy shared Orlando's letter and the PM's reply on the Australian Marriage Equality's Facebook page, where it has received hundreds of likes.
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Nowadays, we always get the scooped on how our favorite movies are made. But have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes of the processes that allow us to live our lives in comfort? We asked our readers to do just that, and gave $200 to the winner ...
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Police arrest a 17-year-old student who was allegedly selling the pot-laced cookies for $3 each or two for $5 during lunch hours.
11:16, UK, Friday 05 September 2014
Five California high school students have fallen ill after eating marijuana-laced cookies sold by a schoolmate, police say.
Two of them had to be taken to hospital as they were unconscious, unresponsive and in critical condition, said police in Richmond, about 17 miles (27km) north-east of San Francisco.
A 17-year-old senior allegedly sold the cookies for $3 (£1.8) apiece or two for $5 (£3) during lunch hour at De Anza High School.
The students who fell ill were aged between 14 to 16.
One has since been treated and released, while the second remains under observation.
Three other students became nauseous after eating the cookies, and were treated at the school.
One student collapsed in the classroom, police said.
The 17-year-old female student has been arrested on suspicion of selling drugs on campus and child endangerment.
She was taken to a juvenile detention centre, while the school was moving to expel her.
Use of marijuana in California is allowed for medical purposes only, whereas the states of Colorado and Washington have legalised pot for recreational purposes as well.


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Boston photographer Patrick Lentz's first book showcasing his male nude photography. The images inside are an eclectic mix of male nude portraiture and physique photography of every-day men who are not professional models. A mixture of black & white and color photographs make up this intimate collection of photographs.
I'm a professional artist and photographer from Boston, MA. I specialize in studio portraits of all kinds and fine art photography. You can check out more of my work on my flickr account... www.flickr.com/violentz
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dude8140 dice This book is a must have AND see, not just a dust collector on your coffee table because it makes your landscape cool. This book is amazing and truly defines the reason of a man's body and why it is ultimately worth every moment using your senses to maybe do nothing further than exhale what happened when you see it as Patrick Lentz has captured, the times in that shadow of a moment when the male form goes from being yet another in an endless stream of human forms to an embodiment of the wind, impossible to capture yet for a fleeting breeze of existence, it became yours to own. It allows our senses to truly appreciate what an extraordinary moment was presented. This is the sound in the forest when a tree falls...your chance to own what for me was the silent voice of the wind saying, "of course I'm here, you just had to take a moment to notice and you'll never forget it."
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