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Q&A: WikiLeaks and the Future of Whistleblowing
The disclosure of 76,000 reports on the war in Afghanistan by WikiLeaks has set off a round of damage control by the White House. But what does the release mean for citizen journalism online, and how does technology play into such leaks?
Digits spoke with Jonathan Zittrain, a law and computer science professor at Harvard and one of the founders of Harvard's Berkman Center for Internet and Society, about technology's role in facilitating the release of information. Highlights of his responses are below.
How does technology help the distribution of this type of information?
I think technology in general facilitates the flow of information from one place to the other. It's pretty amazing that you have thousands of classified documents released at once, and the government seems implicitly aware that they can't put the genie back in the bottle.
The technology structure being used here is not very advanced; it's very Web 1.0. The fact that it can be mirrored and remirrored makes a difference. But to actually get something out without being traced is still difficult.
Is it easier or harder to be anonymous when you're dealing with technology rather than paper?
There are vectors that point in both directions. I think it's easier to catch a sloppy person now than before, especially if you see the leaking happen through government networks. It's harder to catch a careful person now than before. There are technologies that can make it awfully hard to detect, especially if you don't have reason to suspect the person.
Does technology help leakers in a legal sense because things can be done remotely?
It certainly complicates things. The Pentagon Papers case now seems wonderfully quaint; everybody agreed they were going to go to the courthouse and settle this in a gentlemanly way.
So it does make a difference, but even if the servers were in the U.S., the most you could do is close the barn door for the next time.
Have there actually been more leaks in the information age?
Measured in sheer volume I can't help but think there are more leaks because the cost to leak has plummeted.
And there's just more information. It's so much easier to memorialize something, and there is simply more stuff to be released. Whether that means were getting better insight into governments and big institutions that are the targets of these leaks — that's another question.
But it may be a trend that the gulf may be shrinking between how a given organization can portray itself and how it really acts. The bigger that gulf is, the more likely it is that someone will blow the whistle.
Where are we in terms of citizen journalism, given that WikiLeaks has this big trove of information but they still went to big papers to disseminate it?
I see WikiLeaks as just a new intermediary, not something that gets rid of intermediaries. So the function it's serving if any is not something alone that should strike fear into traditional newspaper editors.
The people at WikiLeaks have learned that if they want to get a message out, they should hand it to the mainstream media under embargo. WikiLeaks is wholsaling it to multiple papers at once, so it's not an example of WikiLeaks just supplanting what the media does. [Jessica Vascellaro's article in Tuesday's Journal has more information on this.]
The percentage of people who are actually going to spend any time looking through the data, much less sift through it to determine what is important, is very small. The only thing going for [such a data release] in terms of crowdsourcing is that the number of people on the Internet is extremely high, and that is perhaps more labor than a single newspaper could offer.
If I'm somebody looking to make a leak, why would I trust WikiLeaks over another organization? Unless you think it's something that the mainstream media is wrongly set to ignore, at the moment WikiLeaks just happens to have the branding. Success begets success, so they might be the first organ to get something now.
Where do you think we are headed as far as information being leaked and disseminated?
To somebody concerned with keeping secrets, I guess my message would be that it could always get worse.
If we were to see some effective attack on WikiLeaks, either legal or technological, it's entirely likely that this [document leaking] would kind of mirror what we've seen in the copyright wars over popular music and entertainment — in other words what you'll see will be even more distributed systems for leaking. You can get to a place where there's nobody to talk to, nobody to reason with. Stuff just gets out there.
It's hard to celebrate release of classified information in that way. There really are secrets that need to be kept.
One thing that would be sad is if government officials felt like they couldn't write anything down. They'd say one thing in email and then pick up the phone, so any record you would have could be wrong.
Especially if there is a hostility between Congress and the executive branch, we could see huge reams of documents requested frequently, and that puts pressure on elected officials to take everything they do to a non-official address or never to use email.


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The Jew of Malta
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The Jew of Malta Act 5, Scene 3 Summary
- Calymath is surveying the battered remains of Malta. One siege and occupation later, and Malta's in pretty bad shape.
- A messenger comes to Calymath to tell him that Barabas has invited him to a parting feast before Calymath sails off the next morning.
- Barabas has claimed to have a huge pearl, worth so much money that he can afford to feed the entire Turkish army that night.
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Dec. 6, 2011
The 2011-12 AHL season nosed passed the quarter mark last weekend. Despite beginning play a mere two months ago, fans and teams are already trying to eyeball the crunch match-ups that could break up the logjam in each conference's standings and determine which clubs ultimately contend in the Calder Cup Playoffs.
With Thanksgiving in the rearview, and the rest of the holiday season looming, we pause for a moment to highlight the early developing trends, statistical anomalies and talking points from around the AHL.
The AHL, a long-time breeding ground of quality head coaches, has had five bench bosses prized from its teams by NHL clubs since the beginning of June. Milwaukee Admirals former head man, Kirk Muller is the most recent head coach of an AHL team to be given a shot at leading a NHL club. He became the Carolina Hurricanes head coach on Nov. 28, following the offseason departures of Claude No¸l (Winnipeg from Manitoba on June 24), Mike Yeo (Minnesota from Houston on June 17), Glen Gulutzan (Dallas from Texas on June 17), and Kevin Dineen (Florida from Portland on June 1) as AHL coaching products to be handed the reins at the top level.
After a six-year absence, the AHL returned to St. John's, Newfoundland, this season when the Manitoba Moose were relocated to make way for the return of the NHL's Winnipeg Jets. Rebranded the IceCaps, St. John's latest AHL franchise sold out each of its first 12 home games – attracting an average of 6,306 fans, well above the 6,247-seat capacity of the Mile One Centre – an achievement that places the team fourth in AHL attendance. The Griffins check in at sixth in AHL attendance, averaging 6,257 fans a night, while the Hershey Bears head the class with an average attendance of 9,518, nearly 2,500 more than second-place San Antonio (7,021).
The IceCaps (14-4-4-0) have translated the early attention into heady play, as the team is perched atop the Eastern Conference with 32 points. Rookie head coach Keith McCambridge has seen eight of his players earn ice time with the parent Jets. Connecticut (14-6-1-2) lurks just off the pace with 31 points (14-6-1-2), followed closely by a quartet of teams regularly near the top of the conference: Hershey (12-6-3-2), Norfolk (14-9-0-1), Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (12-7-1-4) and Manchester (14-10-0-1), who have all amassed 29 points.
In the Western Conference, Oklahoma City (16-6-0-1) and Abbotsford (16-8-1-0) find themselves tied for first in the AHL with 33 points. Joining the two West Division powers on top of the conference are Midwest Division leading Charlotte (15-7-1-1, 32 points) and North Division-leading Toronto (13-7-3-1, 30 points). Houston trails its West Division rivals by one point, with a 13-4-2-4 record on the season.
The Milwaukee Admirals, owners of the longest road points streak in AHL history, finally ended their run at 23 games (16-0-4-3) on Nov. 26 when they dropped a 3-2 decision to Charlotte at Time Warner Cable Arena. The Admirals' previous regulation loss on the road had been 317 days earlier, a 3-0 defeat to the Manitoba Moose on Jan. 13. Not included in the streak, but still worth noting, were Milwaukee's six road games during the 2011 Calder Cup playoffs – three wins and three overtime losses.
The Admirals were not the only team to travel well this season; 18 of 30 AHL teams, including the Griffins (0.500 on the road, 0.458 at home), posted better win percentages in opponent's buildings as opposed to their own.
The Griffins have battled to a 7-2 mark against North Division opponents so far this term, with the only two losses coming on the road against Rochester. The success Grand Rapids has had against its division has kept the team within touching distance of the playoff logjam that has formed in the Western Conference. With a 10-11-1-0 record and 21 points, the Griffins sit a mere three points out of a playoff position and nine back of a division-leading Toronto squad the Griffins have beaten three times this season.
Facing eight of their next 12 games on the road, only three of which are against a division rival (Lake Erie Monsters), the Griffins aim to continue making up ground in the race for playoff positioning.
There has been no sophomore slump for the AHL's top five goal-getters; four of whom are in their second AHL season. Philippe Cornet (Oklahoma City) leads the way, having lit the lamp 15 times in 22 games. Nipping at his heels with 13 tallies apiece are second-year forwards Kyle Palmieri (Syracuse) and Phil McRae (Peoria) and rookie Carter Ashton (Norfolk). Rounding out the top five is a three-way tie between sophomore goal-scorer David Ullstrom (Bridgeport), veteran Brett Sterling (Peoria) and rookie Cory Conacher (Norfolk) with 12. With 11 tallies on the season, Griffins forward Jamie Johnson is tied for eighth in league goal scoring.
Norfolk's Conacher (12-13–25) and Grand Rapids' Gustav Nyquist (7-17–24) lead a group of four rookies who find themselves in the top 20 of the AHL scoring charts. Nyquist, a Hobey Baker Award nominee when playing collegiate hockey for the Maine Black Bears, heads the Griffins with 17 assists and has recorded a team-leading seven multi-point games in his first pro season. They are joined by Connecticut's Jonathan Audy-Marchessault (T13th with 10-12—22 in 22 games) and Norfolk's Carter Ashton (T20th with 13-8—21 in 24 games).
Veteran Griffins defenseman Doug Janik has seen no decline in his offensive capabilities, as he is tied for fifth with Milwaukee rookie Ryan Ellis (4-11–15) in league scoring among blue liners. Janik (4-11–15) is on pace to have a career season; the third-year Griffin recorded his best statistical AHL season in his first year with the team when he posted six goals and 31 assists in 2009-10.
Youth has not been nearly as dominant between the pipes, as only two rookies, Toronto's Mark Owuya (1.78 GAA, 0.936 save percentage) and Worcester's Tyson Sexsmith (1.80 GAA, 0.931 save percentage), find themselves in the top 15, compared to seven at the end of last season. Griffins goaltender Joey MacDonald's hot start sees him tied for sixth in GAA (2.17) and fifth in save percentage (0.930) after being limited to only nine games due to a concussion that has kept him out of action since Nov. 5.
Peoria's Danny Syvret (2-15–17) is the only former Griffins defenseman to have put up more points than Doug Janik. In the 2006-07 season, his second in the AHL, Syvret posted four goals and 16 assists for the Griffins.
Another name from the Griffins 2006-07 line-up, Krys Kolanos (11-11–22) currently tops the scoring charts for the Abbotsford Heat. Kolanos tallied six goals and six assists in 17 games in his abbreviated season in Grand Rapids.
Heading up point production for the Chicago Wolves has been Darren Haydar (7-17 –24). A Griffins forward for 79 contests in 2008-09 regular season, Haydar was an asset for Grand Rapids to the tune of 31 goals and 49 assists with a further four goals and seven assists in 10 playoff appearances.
The Griffins will welcome Syvret back to Hockeytown West twice this season when the Peoria Rivermen come to town Dec. 30 and Feb. 18. Kolanos and Haydar have been back to Van Andel Arena once this season with their respective teams; Kolanos on Oct. 28 when he scored a hat trick in a 5-1 Abbotsford win, and Haydar when he recorded three assists in a 5-4 overtime loss to Grand Rapids on Dec. 3. Both will return for one more contest with Kolanos being the first returnee on Dec. 21. Fans will have to wait longer to see Haydar, as the Wolves won't be back to Grand Rapids until the final home game of the regular season on April 13, by which time the Griffins will most likely know their Calder Cup playoff fate.
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We talked Wednesday morning to AMR and American Airlines chairman, president and chief executive officer Tom Horton.
One subject was what American Airlines would do if the Association of Professional Flight Attendants, Allied Pilots Association and Transport Workers Union members turned down proposed contracts. Horton declined to disclose American's plans.
Here's a snippet of our Q&A:
Dallas Morning News: If the contracts are rejected and the judge allows American Airlines to abrogate the contracts, what does American intend to do?
Horton: "I think one step at a time here. We've been very focused on getting to consensual agreements with our unions. That's been a long time coming. I've very pleased to say we have tentative agreements and we're going to have to let that process run out."
DMN: There are a significant number of union members who have said turning down the contract has no bad consequences really, that there's more an upside by trying to get a better contract. Can they count on that?
Horton: "I think the tentative agreements that were reached, after a lot of hard work on both sides of the table, really do represent the best outcome for the company and the best outcome for the people of the company. That's the way I think about it."
DMN: What's the outcome if they turn the contracts down?
Horton: "I'm not going to comment on it. We've been so focused, at the company and I think the unions, too, on trying to get to consensual agreements after many years of trying and now in the construct of bankruptcy have reached those. I think the focus should be on ratification and moving the company forward."
DMN: Union leadership has been telling members that rejection takes the union and airline into uncharted terrority. Would you agree?
Horton: "I think the best outcome for our people is ratification of the tentative agreements and moving the company forward.
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American art came of age with the first important modern movement by a group of New York painters who became known as Abstract Expressionists. In the 1940s and 50s their aggressive action painting challenged the School of Paris. Tenaciously American (though several were born abroad), these painters were not content to imitate European masters and styles. They were struggling to express their own transcendental values that emphasized freedom, impulse, and instinct, and favored large-scale canvases with broad, improvisational brushwork. Harold Rosenberg, author of the phrase "action painting," offers his valuable insights, as does fellow critic Clement Greenberg. Predictably, the two differ in their opinions, keeping alive the issues raised by the paintings themselves.
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My firecracker arrived 6/28/13 and another due 6/19/15
Ok, let me finish now that I'm online..I didn't know how to post, I have only been on Baby Center on my phone since my son was born.
I gave birth to Ashley in 2010 after 26 hours of labor, they decided I needed a C-Section because my water had broken 26 hours earlier...She had to spend 12 days in the NICU because both her and I had an infection. Of course I was able to beat the infection, but she had to stay in the NICU and fight it off. I would not leave the hospital! I stayed as long as they would let me, which was like a week and I slept in this horrible room that was like a clost, but I couldnt leave. That was hard, but the hardest thing was going home without her until she came home.
Fast forward to my son. It was a scheduled C-section and my doctor okayed me to take 1/2 an ativan the night before to relax myself. I have to say, it was the best experience ever beause it was a planned csection and not an emergency! I loved everything and glad everything turned out ok!
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Aliases for PDPK1 Gene
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PDPK1 (3-Phosphoinositide Dependent Protein Kinase 1) is a Protein Coding gene. Among its related pathways are Platelet activation, signaling and aggregation and Gene Expression. GO annotations related to this gene include transferase activity, transferring phosphorus-containing groups and protein tyrosine kinase activity.
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Serine/threonine kinase which acts as a master kinase, phosphorylating and activating a subgroup of the AGC family of protein kinases. Its targets include: protein kinase B (PKB/AKT1, PKB/AKT2, PKB/AKT3), p70 ribosomal protein S6 kinase (RPS6KB1), p90 ribosomal protein S6 kinase (RPS6KA1, RPS6KA2 and RPS6KA3), cyclic AMP-dependent protein kinase (PRKACA), protein kinase C (PRKCD and PRKCZ), serum and glucocorticoid-inducible kinase (SGK1, SGK2 and SGK3), p21-activated kinase-1 (PAK1), protein kinase PKN (PKN1 and PKN2). Plays a central role in the transduction of signals from insulin by providing the activating phosphorylation to PKB/AKT1, thus propagating the signal to downstream targets controlling cell proliferation and survival, as well as glucose and amino acid uptake and storage. Negatively regulates the TGF-beta-induced signaling by: modulating the association of SMAD3 and SMAD7 with TGF-beta receptor, phosphorylating SMAD2, SMAD3, SMAD4 and SMAD7, preventing the nuclear translocation of SMAD3 and SMAD4 and the translocation of SMAD7 from the nucleus to the cytoplasm in response to TGF-beta. Activates PPARG transcriptional activity and promotes adipocyte differentiation. Activates the NF-kappa-B pathway via phosphorylation of IKKB. The tyrosine phosphorylated form is crucial for the regulation of focal adhesions by angiotensin II. Controls proliferation, survival, and growth of developing pancreatic cells. Participates in the regulation of Ca(2+) entry and Ca(2+)-activated K(+) channels of mast cells. Essential for the motility of vascular endothelial cells (ECs) and is involved in the regulation of their chemotaxis. Plays a critical role in cardiac homeostasis by serving as a dual effector for cell survival and beta-adrenergic response. Plays an important role during thymocyte development by regulating the expression of key nutrient receptors on the surface of pre-T cells and mediating Notch-induced cell growth and proliferative responses. Provides negative feedback inhibition to toll-like receptor-mediated NF-kappa-B activation in macrophages. Isoform 3 is catalytically inactive.
Phosphoinositide-dependent kinase 1 (PDPK1, PDK1) is a serine/threonine protein kinase integral to the function of the PI 3-K/Akt signaling pathway. PDK1 and mTORC2 both phosphorylate and activate PKB/Akt, ensuring a cellular response to growth factors and insulin signaling.


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Here are screen-by-screen steps on how to add the Calendar, Docs and Gmail apps to your Chrome browser. This is what this will look like when you are done.
Your tabs for the three will look like this.
Additionally, when you open a new tab, you'll get a window that looks like this.
1. Download Chrome 6.
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2. Add a Command Line Flag to your Chrome Shortcut.
This is easy, just go to your desktop and right click on your Chrome icon. Select Properties. In the Properties window, you'll need to add a space and then the flag "–enable-apps" at the end of the Target location.
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Pumpkin and squash seeds are loaded with protein and fiber, and they make a great energy-boosting snack or crunchy addition to many meals. Save these delicious and nutritious seeds from ending up in the compost heap in five easy steps.
Step 1: Soak
Scoop out the seed mass of the squash or pumpkin, and rinse the seeds in a strainer under running water. Don't worry about getting all of the pulp off, because soaking them for a while will make it easier to rub the pulp off later. Allow the seeds to soak in a bowl of brine (half a teaspoon of kosher salt per cup of water) for a few hours.
Step 2: Rinse and Dry
Rinse the seeds in a strainer again, rubbing them between your fingers to loosen any remaining pulp. Scatter the seeds on a clean towel to dry for a few hours, or until they are dry to the touch.
Step 3: Season
Use whatever sounds yummy. Sweet and savory both work — be creative. First, toss the seeds with a little honey or oil to add flavor and help your seasonings stick. Try these tasty combos:
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Addictive: melted butter, thin slices of garlic, coarse sea salt
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Place the seeds in a baking dish and roast at 300 degrees Fahrenheit for about 10 to 15 minutes, tossing them around once or twice. They'll be done when they're golden, and they'll become crunchier as they cool.
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King Tutankhamun has died without an heir, and the future of Egypt lies in the hands of chief detective Rahotep.
Following the death of the boy king, Queen Ankhesenamun has but one hope of keeping her enemies at bay: she must forge an alliance with the Hittites, a new and powerful militant empire that threatens Egypt's supremacy. To this end, she dispatches loyal Rahotep—chief detective of the ancient capital's elite police force—on a clandestine mission to persuade the Hittite king to agree to a marriage between one of his sons and the widowed Queen.
With the nefarious General Horemheb poised to use his army to impose martial law on Egypt and a brutal new opium cartel emerging within the criminal underworld, it will fall to Rahotep to prevent the gathering forces of chaos from destroying Egypt's greatest dynasty. But first he must confront his own demons if he is to save his family from the terror that threatens them all.
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Malaysia's CIMB Group Holdingshas been bulking up its equities research team despite depressed share-trading volumes in the region.
The bank now has 100 research analysts covering equities, said Jim McCafferty, head of equity research, up from 40 in April last year, when it closed a deal to buy most of Royal Bank of Scotlands Asian equities operations.
That acquisition excluded licenses for India and South Korea, which the bank received in recent weeks. CIMB expects to get its license for Taiwan in a couple of weeks, a person familiar with the bank said.
The hiring comes as trading volumes in Asia have been down from recent years, despite gains in most stock markets across the region.
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Savor a local tradition for breakfast when you stay at this Cape May hotel, a National Historic Landmark convenient to area wineries.
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For more than 130 years, guests at Carroll Villa Hotel have taken seaside strolls through Cape May's quaint downtown or enjoyed cool drinks on the hotel's European-style veranda. At this National Historic Landmark hotel, you'll stay in a lovingly appointed guest room, each offering its own unique style. While the architecture takes you back to a bygone era, the modern traveler will appreciate green initiatives like the installation of solar panels, a recycled IceStone bar top, and radiant heat flooring.
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Start your day with an award-winning breakfast or brunch at The Mad Batter Restaurant & Bar. Fodor's says "[a] leisurely breakfast of fluffy buttermilk pancakes from the Mad Batter is a local tradition"—after one bite, you'll see why. Then, spend the day sampling vino in the surrounding countryside before returning to the restaurant for dinner. Start with the signature clam chowder, then tuck into a filet accompanied by crab cakes, mac 'n' cheese, and a glass from the restaurant's substantial wine list. Be sure to stop by for the daily happy hour from 3 to 6 p.m.—your favorite drink pairs perfectly with the restaurant's nightly live music performances.
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Still lined with gingerbread-style houses and storybook shopfronts, Cape May stands out for eschewing Jersey Shore stereotypes and sticking close to its roots as a family beach town. America's first seaside resort looks much the way it did when US presidents vacationed here more than a century ago, with perfectly preserved Victorian homes, trolleys, and horse-drawn carriages. Throughout the year, birdwatchers and beach babies spend slow days in Cape May with soft-serve cones in hand, appreciating a town where the good old days never fade.
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MONTGOMERY — Eight boys and girls from the Montgomery area, ages 10 to 14, were named local champions of the Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship, and have earned the right to compete at the district level.
Knights of Columbus Rev. Richard Joyce Council 2270 in Montgomery sponsored the local competition at Montgomery Elementary School. All youngsters ages 10 to 14 were eligible to participate.
Katie Crofoot was the 10-year-old girls' champion, and Jakob Smit was the winner of the 10-year-old boys' division.
In the 11-year-old bracket, Kyleigh Dana was the girls' champion and Kyle Rosenberger was the boys' champion.
Twelve-year-old winner in the boys' division was Jeremy Torres.
The 13-year-old girls' division was won by Mia Giordano and the boys' by Corey Dayton.
The 14-year-old boys' champion was Kenny Gray.
Each contestant attempted 15 free throws in the contests. All ties were settled by successive rounds of five free throws per contestant until a winner emerged. Each of these winners will compete in the district competition to be held in February with an eye toward moving on to the state and international levels.
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Entrepreneurs and innovators exist in all industries and in all types of companies. The key to entrepreneurial achievement is arming yourself with the tools and knowledge that position you to succeed. The ENTI minor teaches you the foundational skills you need, such as:
- Innovative thinking
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Building the base is just the start of your path regardless of where your passion leads you. The ENTI minor includes three core courses and three courses specific to your area of concentration, called a cluster. Clusters are designed to provide you with the skills to achieve your career goals—whether you aspire to take the technology world by storm, revolutionize information delivery, or contribute to improving society one good idea at a time.
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You are the most sophisticated biomachine to ever walk the face of this Earth.
You have a reprogrammable neural network which is tied to all of your sensory organs. The most direct ways that you usually interact with the environment are through sight, smell, taste, sound, breath, and feel.
Everyone knows Einstein's equation, E = m.C2, but few realize what it really means. Anything that has mass has energy. Everything that you see is an electric field.
Due to self similarity, that is the fractal nature of the universe, one must also consider dimensions and scaling. We are in a world of electric fields embedded in other electric fields that are contained in even larger electric fields. Furthermore, the nature of things here on Earth can be viewed in the same way as that of the universe or that of our inner functions, down to the so-called 'sub-atomic' level.
Let's forget for a moment the duality in the notion that the observer collapses the field to provide appearance of mass. Let's not be the observer.
A concentration of mass is also a concentration of electric field. Sounds have waveforms that interact with fields, constructively or deconstructively. Light is waveforms. We breathe electric fields with a certain charge. We taste electric fields with various energetic qualities and charge, etc.
Then we interact in return. We speak waveforms, we exhale electric fields, we secrete various electric fields (via urination, saliva, excrement, sweat, odor). We feel and thus transfer energy and charge with touch.
Everything that we do has an impact. Our interactions can either be constructive or deconstructive, positive or negative.
So here you are, a biobot imbued with a divine sense, living in a world that was designed to program and be programmed by you.
Everything around you is in play, such as the elements of nature, earth, air, fire, sun; but also moon, planets, galaxies, the whole universe. What is more proximate to you and most energetic has the strongest influence on you (all according to fractality of scale).
Everything you surround your Self with is also in play, such as television, radio, music, architecture, art, computers, cellphones, etc. But as opposed to nature, these can be manipulated to provide you with false programming or to infect you with virality.
So just as you run antivirus software on your computer, you need to strive to do the same with your body. Or simply stay away from sources of potentially nefarious programming.
You see, nature in itself is what we need for proper learning. It is the sweetest guide, the master programmer. But technology is part of the program as well.
You are a sophisticated concentration of electric fields, but you are also magnetic fields. You're also an antenna. You're also a huge capacitor. You absorb and emit light. You can interact with everything around you. You can communicate with any other electric field. You have amazing abilities. But you can also be played.
You've been placed on this Earth with a single original purpose. Your purpose was to navigate the morass of this so-called world in an ongoing effort to discover your divinity. The only way to do that is by transcending reality, despite all the virality, and finding your higher Self, the Christ within, your Divine nature.
Getting there involves deprogramming, reprogramming, cleansing your body of virality and thus energizing your higher senses.
Yes you've been played by the powers at be. Those driven by lust for power and greed have sought to manipulate all of us. They know what you are, they know we're programmable and over the centuries they've developed the technologies to program us in mass.
Look at the power play with the spiral in Norway.
But that's how the matrix works. You've been presented with good and bad, positive and negative. It's been up to each and every One of us to either take the blue pill or take the red one. Each one of us either chooses to conform or seeks the Truth. We either pursue our divinity or pursue the illusion.
But the illusion is real as well. It's part of your training. If there was nothing destructive and negative then you'd already be there.
If you've caught on to waves of synchronicity, then you know how the matrix is a training tool.
Your higher senses work only with proper vibrations, namely those of Love and Truth. Take comfort in knowing this, since evil cannot succeed in this path regardless of the state of technology. The powers at be realize this to their never ending dismay. But be compassionate towards them as they are being manipulated as well.
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26-year old, black male, Preston Dennard Davis, address unknown, is currently wanted for separate incidents that occurred with a 14-yeaer old female. Davis is charged with the following: one count of Statutory Rape, two counts of Statutory Sexual Offense, and one count of indecent liberties with a child.
Davis has ties to the Lumberton area and is also known by the name "Crimez." Photographs are attached to this release.
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We unplug our phones from their chargers, pop in our ear buds and go out to seize the day. We text compulsively, post on Facebook obsessively, and when it comes time to shop, date or hook up, we log on, boot up and tune out.
That's the world we're living in and the dilemma skewered in Disconnect, a Crash-style polemic told through a series of interwoven stories about teens, couples and families strained by the lack of communication in this Golden Age of Information.
It's a blunt instrument of a movie, and often melodramatic. But it sometimes moves and often hits its target square on the nose.
Paula Patton and Alexander Skarsgård play a broken couple, struggling with finances and grief. They lose a baby, then have their identities stolen.
Jason (Colin Ford) and Frye (Aviad Bernstein) are 15-year-old kids with a cruel streak, including inventing a fake online girlfriend to bully a sensitive loner, Ben (Jonah Bobo). Ben lives with digitally distracted parents (Jason Bateman and Hope Davis) and an older, phone-obsessed sister (Haley Ramm).
Nina (Andrea Riseborough) is an ambitious and ethically suspect TV reporter who solicits cybersex from a boy toy, Kyle (Max Thierot).
Loneliness runs through this cast of characters, and it's only when tragedy or near-tragedy strikes that these muted, removed people start to feel and behave in recognizably human ways.
Some situations in Andrew Stern's script aren't believable, and the connections between characters are often melodramatic coincidences. But there isn't a bad performance in Disconnect, and some (a brittle Bateman, and Ramm, as his character's heartbroken daughter) are quite moving.
As is the movie. The message, as heavy-handed as it is, is a winner. Go out, socialize, buy a ticket and see it in a theater. Don't wait to watch this one on your smartphone.
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The Saint Lucia Jazz 2012 festival will take place from April 30th – May 13th, with over 50 international and local artistes performing.
This year's international headliners are Grammy winner Lionel Richie, R&B singers Keri Hilson and Melanie Fiona, reggae artiste Ziggy Marley and Soca couple Fay-Ann Lyons-Alvarez and Bunji Garlin plus gospel recording superstar Kirk Franklin
At a live television and radio press launch at the awarding winning Sandals Grande St. Lucian Spa and Beach Resort on the Pigeon Island Causeway, it was announced that the highly anticipated musical event, now into its 21st year, will encompass 14 days of some of the best live performances from renowned local, regional and international superstars.
The 2012 event carded for April 30th – May13th, will feature over fifty (50) artistes performing against some of the best backdrop locales this side of the hemisphere, from the signature Atlantic Ocean backdrop of the Pigeon Island National landmark, to quaint and rustic village settings like Fond D'Or in Dennery, Rudy John Beach Park in Laborie and Seaside jazz at Duty free Pointe Seraphine in the heart of the City.
Main stage performances get underway from May 9 to 13 and are headlined by celebrated performer and multiple Grammy winner, Lionel Richie. Other musical heavy weights include accomplished South African trumpeter Hugh Masekela; 5 time Grammy winning artiste Ziggy Marley – the son of iconic reggae legend Bob Marley; jazz aficionado Joshua Redman; hit R&B song writer turned performer and soulful songstress Keri Hilson; pop and hip-hop phenom Melanie Fiona and gospel king Kirk Franklin among others. A slue of Saint Lucia's leading musical masterminds like Luther Francois, Ronald 'Boo' Hinkson, Richard Payne, Derek Yarde Project and others complement the casts.
Headlining the opening of Saint Lucia Jazz set for Monday, April 30 is Trinidadian power couple Fay Ann Lyons & Bunji Garlin. Scheduled for the Mindoo Phillip Park, located in what is typically referred to as the 'Capital of Castries', the Opening will also feature dancehall wonder Busy Signal and Saint Lucian singing sensation Teddyson John
Saint Lucia Jazz has maintained its ranking as one of the world's top five festivals. The festival is presented by the Saint Lucia Tourist Board and is supported by Platinum sponsor Digicel along with other Gold, Bronze and Collateral sponsors.
Here's the lineup:
Monday April 30th – Mindoo Phillip Park
Busy Signal, Teddyson John, Fay Ann and Bunji Garlin
Saturday April 28th – Coconut Bay Resort & Spa
Gil Tony'k, with Tony Chasseur and Gilles Voyer, Alchimik's Loula Trio, featuring Ricardo Francois Sisterhood
Sunday April 29th – Coconut Bay Resort & Spa
Etienne Charles, Insuler', Rupert Lay Quartet, Black Antz Jazz Combo
Tuesday May 1st – Rudy John Beach Park
Cameron Pierre band, featuring Ricardo Francois, Emerson Nurse and Fred Nicholas with Caribbean launch of Cameron Pierre's CD Radio Jumbo
Wednesday May 9th – Gaiety on Rodney Bay
Joshua Redman, Ronald "Boo" Hinkson
Thursday May 10th – Gaiety on Rodney Bay Mario Canonge
Luther François
Friday May 11th – Pigeon Island National Landmark
Gipsy Kings, Ziggy Marley, Derek Yarde Project 'DYP" – En Kweyol
Saturday May 12th – Pigeon Island National Landmark
Kirk Franklin, Keri Hilson, Alison Marquis Nonet featuring Andy Narell
Sunday May 13th – Pigeon Island National Landmark
Lionel Richie, Hugh Masekela, The WESPE POU AYITI Project featuring Jean Caze, Richard Payne, Sonny ATroupe & Joel Widmaier, Melanie Fiona
For more information on the full lineup for Saint Lucia Jazz 2012 along with show dates, venues and ticket sales, log onto www.stluciajazz.org.


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ABS Group Local Content Manager, Thereza Moreira recently provided Offshore Technology Conference attendees with an inside look at local content requirements in Brazil, along with guidelines on how they can be met. Thereza is based in ABS Group's office in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
An inside look at local content in Brazil
By Thereza Moreira, Local Content Manager
Thereza Moreira
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In recent years, local content has become a common industry term as well as a key driver in the bid process for projects around the world. Local content refers to the actions necessary to develop manpower skills, develop new technologies and set a strong industry in countries that host oil and gas projects. These actions can be comprised of local recruitment, training and the purchase of local goods and services.
Local content standards are established by the company executing the project, meaning they specify the percentage required of each type of local content certification for the project - whether it is for goods, services or systems. Some companies place more emphasis on goods and systems while others may place more value on the local content of services, such as using local suppliers and training local employees. As service companies or suppliers bid for work, they must take into account how they will meet these requirements.
Local content is measured by the ratio between the value of goods and services provided domestically (in Brazil) to meet contract obligations and the total value of goods and services used. Though there are different types of local content certifications, the overall goal of local content is unified. The aim is to increase the participation of domestic manufacturers and service providers in the oil and gas supply chain on a competitive basis. This promotes the growth of domestic businesses, the country's technological development, the development of local professional talent and the generation of employment and income.
Regulation of Local Content in Brazil
Since local content standards can vary for each company, the National Petroleum Agency (ANP) - the Brazilian government regulatory agency - audits the oil and gas companies to ensure local content requirements comply with national standards.
Additionally, third-party certifiers, such as ABS Group, are accredited by ANP to audit suppliers of goods and services. These certifiers check for the total amount of local content to ensure they are in compliance with the requirements established in the regulations of local content certification.
By implementing local content into projects, the Brazilian government hopes to expand Brazilian reserves of oil and natural gas, maintain self-sufficiency in oil production, minimize dependence on foreign natural gas, attract new investment to the E&P sector and encourage domestic companies to supply goods and services.
ABS Group's Local Content Presence in Brazil
ABS Group has been performing a range of certification activities in Brazil for more than 40 years and has been a local content certifier accredited by ANP since 2008. ABS Group is a leader in local content certification, delivering more than 40 percent of all local content certifications, and overall, is one of the largest oil and gas certifiers in Brazil and around the world.
We are authorized to certify a range of activities such as geophysical, rig or vessel construction, drilling, completion, cementing, pumps and all other local content relevant activities. We support the greater integration among the client's divisions and can rapidly identify the items that need to be measured, audited and certified. This strategy allows us to customize our approach to local content while maintaining independence from other certification activities.
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Hyderabad, Nov 30: Security has been beefed up in Hyderabad following reports of possible Taliban attacks to avenge Ajmal Kasab's execution. However, police officials on Friday, Nov 30 informed that they have not received any intelligence inputs of a suspected terror attack in the city.
Anurag Sharma, the Police Commissioner, said that the police have taken all precautions to shield the city from any kind of attacks. Mr Sharma said, "We are alerting our forces and will intensify patrolling as a part of precautionary measures."
The commissioner also informed, "We have not got any such report from any intelligence agency. However, we remain alert to any such threat."
Earlier, a Pakistani Taliban had claimed to carry out attacks on Amritsar and Hyderabad to avenge Kasab's death on Indian soil within a month. Karnataka and Vaishno Devi were also on high terror alert. [Read: Kasab hanged: Vaishno Devi, Karnataka on high terror alert]
Intelligence Bureau (IB) had alerted all concerned officials who had tightened security in Karnataka and Vaishno Devi in Jammu.
Kasab, who was the lone surviving gunman of 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, was hanged at Pune's Yerwada Jail on Nov 21. His execution is believed to have enraged several terror outfits who vowed to avenge his death.
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With apologises to Jed Clampett, "Well doggies"! Getting closer to football season means we are still not there so we try to provide you with a little pop culture, some education, and a whole lot of fun!. That being said. my friend and training sensei David Bazzel has been named for the 14th year straight the Best Looking Person by the voters and readers of the Arkansas Times most anticipated issue of the year. Years past David has won the Best Looking Male but, they have just giving in to his popularity and named him Best Looking Thing That Lives On Earth. That means male, female, dogs, cats, trees, and even flowers for goodness sake. We had some fun with it on the Daybreak segment today.
More fun with this guy Bud. Still not sure what he was talking about. Sounds a little like , no a bunch like, country singing legend George Jones. George was a little tipsy when he called some time ago.
The Buzz Sunday Morning Show host Bill Vickery called in to discuss his placement in the Arkansas Times Readers Poll as well as opine on a couple of other subjects. He is the smartest man in Arkansas. He is too modest to admit that.........on the air anyway.
Our special guest today was Leonard Maltin. You know, the film critic best known for his time on Entertainment Tonight.
I tried to enlighten the guys on a little Mule talk and Mr. Television Milton Berle but, somehow Danny-Joe forgot to give me the audio. He was only protecting Tommy I'm sure. Why? Because you know The Outlaw. When he started talking about mules, donkeys, horses and TV legend Milton Berle it turned from P.G. to. oh well, never mind. We did however close the show with a little fun with Mr. Crofford aided by The Zones Justin Acri.
Tomorrow we are on the road to Fletcher Dodge. Also, may throw out Mount Rushmore of TV game show hosts........Huh? What now? I mentioned to you earlier football is still a few weeks away. "Yall come back now, ya hear"
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Kotegaeshi - determine a lateral projection (the aikido technique most good on camera, and yet the most dangerous one - people seems to worry about tendons, yet if you fall on your neck, that's much more worrisome).
Cut on the wrist, push down towards your hip, plummeting, push outward with the other hand on the hand you've cut down.
With a rigid wrist (which is mostly the case) don't get intimidated, just do it. Easier to be said than done :-)
shihonage: that technique where they invariably fail to explain to you that it will never work if you don't make sure, first, that your uke's palm is turned upward. If you manage, it allows a great control, for once on the side of uke you won't even need to push down his hand - walking would suffice to make him fall.
I have no idea whi even Ueshiba does it, often, pausing before rotating on himself - it should be one flux.
Both techniques imply that a striker repeatedly punching you does not succeed, at one given moment to prevent you from going lateral. Going lateral under incoming blows and with an uke highly dynamic on feet is probably the WHOLE challe nge to make aikido usable in a real fight.
If we consider that in all dojos we still see attacks made as a shokomenuchi, we can't help but think that we are reproducing a false paradigm - the paradigm of a samurai whose sword has been taken away from him, utterly unacquainted with the extremely violent settings that a, say, "bar fight" in the WESTERN world may imply.
That's the whole issue: managing to go lateral against an opponent repeatedly punching you and fast on feet, determined to keep facing you.
We never train for this scenario. What we see on videos with tsuki+aikido is invariably performed on kes that do not display the full range of motility, brute force and determination that a real and a bit competent striker may produce.
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Wednesday, November 13, 2013
Undated--The fall signing period opening up today with a host of kids from around the CSRA signing letters of intent to play at the next level. Also, making moms and dads happy with scholarships.
At North Augusta, five kids signing today. Baseball players Ryan Lark and Chaz Davey are off to Erskine to play ball. A trio of swimmers also deciding on their future. Elizabeth Creech is headed to Alderson Broaddus to swim while state champs Nicole Fuller will be headed to Southern Illinois and Kelsey Williams to Gardner Webb. Always cool to have teammates on the stage with you.
"I'm really close, me Nicole and Elizabeth are like best friends and then just having my other friends here it's really cool, makes me feel special"
"It's great having somone up there" said Nicole Fuller "Honestly sitting up there signing is a little awkward even thought it's really exciting so having people you know and so proud of for signing themselves, just makes it even more fun"
Over at Evans, a quartet of kids signing. Among them, baseball players Garrett Wilkinson, he'll play ball at Chippole in Florida, and Brice Harrison, who's going to North Georgia. Softball player Alexis Schlein is staying at home and headed to GRU Augusta to swing the bat for the lady Jags. And Charles Griffin is keeping the golf tradition alive and is off to division one Alabama State.
"Oh it's great." said Charles Griffin "I've been waiting for this ever since I was young and golf has been a dream of mine and to be able to play at the next level is amazing and a dream come true"
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MARIETTA - Throughout Washington County, it is shaping up to be a busy summer for crews from the Ohio Department of Transportation and the Washington County Engineer's Office with about 20 paving, bridge, sidewalk and culvert projects coming up.
None of the projects are expected to be large-scale endeavors that would cause complete road closures, said ODOT public information officer David Rose.
"Mostly these are going to be one-lane closures where we will work on one side and leave the other open and then switch," he said.
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Franklin Blam of the Washington County Engineer's Office rips out a culvert on Sandhill Road in Reno. Between the county Engineer's Office and the Ohio Department of Transportation, at least 20 paving, bridge, culvert, and sidewalk projects are slated for the county throughout the rest of the year, but none are expected to cause major traffic pattern changes. (Photo by Jasmine Rogers)
Rose said one of the biggest projects will be the relocation of a quarter mile of Ohio 821. The $1,351,339 project, which starts near Ohio 60, began last September and started again April 22 after a winter break
"Currently crews are finishing all the dirt work and grading, as well as drainage," he said.
The project will remove an existing curve and since the work is being done beside the current roadway, it should not affect traffic, he added. The project will likely wrap up Nov. 1.
ODOT is also helping oversee two sidewalk construction projects, one in Belpre and one in Beverly. The addition of a section of sidewalk on Ullman Street in Beverly is part of an ongoing effort to make it safer for area students to bike and walk to school, said Rose.
Resurfacing projects are also scheduled for Ohio 555, Ohio 7 and Pike Street, he said.
The county engineer's office has a dozen paving and bridge repair projects slated for the coming year. The list of paving projects this year include Highland Ridge Road, Caywood Road, Groves Avenue, Zion Ridge Road and two sections of Stanleyville Road, said Washington County Engineer Roger Wright.
"We have a system where the roads are scored and we combine that with how much traffic is on the road," he said of how the yearly paving projects are chosen.
Additionally, the Archers Fork, Baker, Stevens, Ward and Ferrebee bridges will get touch-ups this summer. Work on Archers Fork Bridge will likely begin as soon as school is out and last all summer, said Wright.
Though busy, increased prices for paving and bridge work have caused the county to slightly cut the amount of summer projects it has taken on over the past few years, he said. The average cost of paving a single mile of road has more than doubled from 1999 to 2012 - from $32,000 to $70,000.
Another 16 ODOT projects will be happening in Monroe, Noble and Morgan counties.
In Monroe County, two resurfacing projects will start at the Washington County line and will cover five and a half miles of Ohio 26 and four miles of Ohio 565. Bridge work in Monroe County will take place on state routes 537, 145, 379 and 536, said Rose.
For those bridge projects on Ohio 145 and Ohio 379, motorists can expect road closures beginning June 10 through Aug. 16.
The Adams Covered Bridge in Morgan County will be undergoing repairs this summer and the Ohio 78 bridge that runs over Buck Run Road will be replaced. One of the larger projects in Morgan County will also be a realignment project, said Rose. A half mile realignment on Ohio 607 in Morgan County will begin just north of Ohio 60.
Another large Morgan County project will be the resurfacing of 14 miles of Ohio 678 starting at the Washington County line.
In Noble County, two bridges are being completely replaced - a bridge a half mile south of Township Road 100 on Ohio 821 and the bridge that runs over Little Buffalo Creek on Ohio 147.
Beginning at the Guernsey County line, ODOT will be resurfacing six miles of Ohio 313 in Noble County. They will also be resurfacing more than five miles of Interstate 77 near the Ohio 78 interchange ramps.
This summer marks one of ODOT's busiest ever, with around $2.3 billion worth of work scheduled throughout the state for the rest of the year, said Rose.
Locally, many of the big projects were done a few years ago, meaning this year will focus mainly on paving and bridge work, he added.
"In Southeastern Ohio, we're focused on maintenance right now and just getting everything up to standards," he said.


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What advice would you give someone starting this project? let your imagination go, try different shapes,colours and different sizes of flowers on headbands. I used felt, ribbons, crochet thread & to make them more fun for my daughter, I used press snaps so she could change them around to other headbands, also added a few extra cut outs of felt flowers with a cut out hole so she could add more shapes/colours to her headbands. Its easy to make and fun too, especially the designing and shaping the decorations.To stitch flowers/butterflies I used a blanket stitch.


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Those of you using apps with advertisements and banners inside of them know the horror, one way or another, of accidentally tapping on that link to he facial cream service you never knew you wanted - Google is about to alleviate all that. With a change to the way mobile advertisements are implemented on the regular, Google has made a single click into a double click - but without actually changing the way the advertisements are added to an app.
What you're seeing here is an upgrade to the system that Google has in place already with text links in banners. You'll be taken to the link directly if you click the Blue arrow in the banner, but if you click anywhere outside the arrow button, you'll be prompted to confirm your decision to leave the app. This update moves this system over the image-based banners as well.
What you're going to see here is the blue arrow on all advertisements of the image persuasion in your Android apps. If you're not the sort of person who works with apps that have advertisements running through their veins, you'll see nothing new. Google's own Allen Huang, Product Manager of Mobile Display Ads had the following to say on the situation earlier today:
"This is only the beginning. As devices continue to converge there will be new challenges in the fight against what many have called the 'fat finger' problem. But implementing confirmed clicks is an important step that we think will benefit users, advertisers, publishers, and the mobile ecosystem overall, and we'll continue to look for ways to improve mobile ads for everyone." - Huang
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Persephone, Falling
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Mother-Daughter Relationship
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Persephone, who's at the heart of this poem, is a daughter. Her mom Demeter is never mentioned, but her presence looms large. In fact, she serves as a stand-in for all overprotective mothers everywhere, who fear their daughters' independent streaks.
- Line 1: "Ordinary beautiful" is a juxtaposition that evokes Persephone's complex teenage emotions.
- Lines 1-2: The repetition of "one" really hammers home the daughter's desire to get that one, perfect unique flower. That's what has led her so far from home—to where she's vulnerable to creepy denizens of the underworld.
- Lines 2-3: The repetition of pull emphasizes that desire yet again. She's both rebellious and determined. She wants that flower. No matter how much mama warned her not to travel too far.
- Line 5: Here it is, another juxtaposition. This one also hints at Persephone's emotional complexity—or is it confusion? She may be terrified of Hades's sudden appearance. But could she also be a bit thrilled?
- Lines 7-8: That's one isolated girl, right? No one heard her? Creepy! If only mama were around to save her. Alas.
- Line 8: When we find out that Persephone "had strayed from the herd," we get the sense that someone out there definitely didn't want this girl going against the grain.
- Line 9: Sure enough, in Line 9, we find out that that person is her (or a) mother, who's got some words of advice. And take note of how the syntax changes here. Suddenly we get these short, imperative sentences that indicate a shift to the authoritative, motherly voice (of Demeter? Of all mothers?).
- Lines 9-12: These words of motherly advice are too little too late to save Persephone. And it's possible they were always doomed to fail. After all, since when do teenage daughters listen to their dear old moms?
- Line 14: The parallel structure (and repetition of "this") is also strong in the final two lines of the poem as Dove presses the reader to really focus on exactly how this event occurred. This is how the mom and daughter are separated. Forever.


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Anchorage firefighters responded Wednesday to a Muldoon trailer fire, saying the fire neither injured nor displaced the trailer's occupants.
AFD dispatchers say the fire, in a trailer at the Rangeview Mobile Home Park at 705 Muldoon Rd., was called in at 6:20 a.m.
Initial reports indicated that residents had evacuated to a car outside the trailer, with arriving crews spotting smoke and fire beneath the home.
A tweet from AFD confirmed the department's response, saying "all occupants out safe."
Crews at the scene say the trailer's residents will be allowed back in once AFD's response is completed.
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Shahrukh had approached Karan, Aditya to direct Ra.One
Shahrukh Khan was recently on UTV Stars' 'Up Close and Personal with PZ'. Talking to actress Preity Zinta, the Bollywood superstar said, "I went to all directors to make this film ('RA.One') and even my own friends like Karan or Aditya. They all are 'lallu' (idiots) I say. I wanted to do something more than a romantic comedy."
His superhero film Ra.One is one of the most expensive films in India. Many think that Shahrukh Khan officially broke after he invested heavily on the movie. But the actor says that he is happy that he has bought something to India, which has never been seen before. He hopes, "If this film does well, it will go down the history and will be remembered."


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The 91-year-old, who started attending the church in third grade, hugged, kissed and shook hands with the nearly 150 visitors, local pastors and church members who came to the service.
Pastor Charlie Bahn cited a dwindling congregation and mounting expenses as the reason for the church closing.
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