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"Become what you are!"
Nietzsche's injunction is terse and direct, but simple it isn't. Just about the most hopelessly off-target paraphrase possible would be that familiar bit of advice to anybody facing a socially anxious situation: "Relax and just be yourself!" The philosopher has something altogether more strenuous in mind: an effort in which "what you are" includes both raw material and the capacity to shape it. The athlete, musician, or artisan is engaged in such a process of becoming -- the strengthening, testing, and refining "potentials" that can barely be said to exist unless strengthened, tested, and refined.
Nietzsche's influence on Sigmund Freud has always been a vexed matter. (Perhaps especially for Freud himself, who always denied that there was one, despite abundant evidence to the contrary.) Adam Phillips avoids the question entirely in Becoming Freud: The Making of a Psychoanalyst, a new title in the Yale University Press series Jewish Lives. The omission seems doubly odd given that Phillips himself is a psychoanalyst: Freud's repeated but not quite credible insistence that he'd never been able to read more than half a page of the philosopher's work sure does look like a symptom of, to borrow Harold Bloom's expression, the anxiety of influence.
Originally presented as the Clark Lectures at the University of Cambridge earlier this year, Becoming Freud makes no claim to compete with the major biographies by Ernest Jones and Peter Gay. The annual lecture series (begun in the 19th century to honor a Shakespeare scholar who was a fellow at Trinity College) is dedicated to aspects of literature. But the book touches on Freud's literary interests only intermittently.
Warrant for discussing the founding patriarch of psychoanalysis in the same venue where T. S. Eliot lectured on metaphysical poetry lies, rather, in the status of Freud's work. It is "of a piece," Phillips says, "with much of the great modernist literature, all of which was written in his lifetime; a literature in which — we can take the names of Proust, Musil, and Joyce as emblematic — the coherent narratives of and about the past were put into question … [during] a period of extraordinary energy and invention and improvisation."
At the same time, Freud's participation in the upheaval was not a matter of choice or preference. He showed "little interest in contemporary art, and was dismissive of Surrealism, which owed so much to him; he had no interest whatsoever in opera or music, something of a feat in the Vienna of his time."
The case studies he published bore proper medical titles (e.g., "Notes Upon a Case of Obsessional Neurosis" or "Analysis of a Phobia in a Five-Year-old Boy") and presented what Freud considered rigorous methods for a scientific understanding of the human psyche. But they read like short stories or novellas, and are now usually remembered for the pseudonyms assigned to the patients ("the Rat Man" and "Little Hans," respectively) whose stories Freud tells and interprets. He wrote the papers as technical literature, not "creative nonfiction," and blurring of genres troubled him. Getting the ideas taken seriously by his peers was hard enough without being taken as an experimental author as well.
A fluent and renowned essayist in his own right, Phillips has a knack for aphorisms and apothegms that, after a few pages, tends toward a rather oblique mode of accessibility. It's been said that while his work always feels brilliant while you're reading it, that's the only thing you can remember about it afterward. And there is something to the complaint, much of the time. Becoming Freud is an exception, I think. The chapters add up in a way that his essays, when collected between covers, generally do not.
The book assumes at least some familiarity with Freud's own life and work, as well as an immunity to caricatures of them. That thins out the potential audience considerably. But for the reader with a little traction, Becoming Freud is one of the more suggestive books on its subject to come along in a while.
The author takes as a central point Freud's hostility to biography -- expressed in his late 20s, well before establishing himself professionally, let alone developing new ideas. A biographer gathers up documents and recollections, and assembles them into causal sequences revealing the shape and coherence of someone's life. Which is not just a presumptuous task but one vulnerable to all the tricks of memory and private agendas (acknowledged and otherwise) of everyone involved.
"This, for Freud, would be faux psychoanalysis," writes Phillips. "Freud revealed to us that when it comes to motive no one can speak for anyone else. And that more often than not people resist speaking on their own behalf." What they do instead is to come up with stories, explanations, and assumptions that seem to make life coherent, at the risk of trapping them into "buried-alive lives" — both driven and burned out by "the inextricability of their ambitions and their sexuality."
The alternative, of course, is analysis. Just for the record, I am not quite persuaded by that claim. (Karl Kraus's remark that psychoanalysis is the very disease that it pretends to cure seems a lot more on the money, pardon the expression.) But Freud's fundamental insight retains its force: people are, in Phillips's words, "the only animals that [are] ambivalent about their development," that "longed to grow up" but "hated growing up, and sabotaged it."
Freud's patients came from that portion of the population which could not find a practical way to combine desire, frustration, and misery in socially acceptable ways. And as a Jew working in Vienna (the city that elected a candidate from the Anti-Semitic League as mayor in 1896, while Freud was deep in struggle with his own emotions following his father's death) he may have been at the perfect vantage point to develop his understanding of modern life as a process that, Phillips writes, "selected out the parts and versions of the individual that were unacceptable to the state and left the individual stranded with whatever of himself didn't fit in." The personality becomes a regime "in which vigilant and punitively repressive authorities are in continual surveillance."
Becoming Freud doesn't narrate the development of psychoanalytic ideas or try to put them in social and cultural context; or rather, it does so only incidentally. It is primarily a book how Freud became someone able to think such thoughts, in such a context (how he became what he was) despite all the resistance that effort always generates. The book ends with its subject at the age of 50, with most of 35 more difficult and productive years ahead of him. I hope the author finds an occasion to write about those later decades — about how Freud occupied and managed what he had become.
It's hard -- but possible -- to find time and inspiration for good scholarship even when you teach four courses a term, writes Hollis Phelps.
Despite the praise heaped on California Senate Bill 520 by Phil Hill and Dean Florez in a recent panegyric published in Inside Higher Ed, the bill was not the right answer for California's higher education access woes, and it is a poor model for other states to emulate.
A bill that would open the door to for-profit companies -- including unaccredited "fly-by-night" ones -- to offer courses in the name of a state's colleges and universities is fraught with danger. A bill that would require a state's colleges and universities to outsource their core educational function is truly misguided, however well-intentioned the idea may have been.
That's the real reason for the huge uproar and the rare universal opposition to California's SB 520 from those close to higher education -- both faculty groups and the universities themselves.
Let's be clear about one thing that's not acknowledged in Hill and Florez's piece: colleges and universities around the country already allow transfer credit from other universities as long as those courses meet the quality control standards of the home institution.
That tradition has been in place for a long time precisely to balance the needs of students who often take courses at more than one institution with the needs of the public to ensure quality control and the integrity of degrees from its taxpayer-funded institutions. The people of California (including employers) need to know that a degree from the University of California, the California State University, or a state community college is just that -- and not something offered by an unknown entity.
By mandating that state public colleges and universities begin a process of outsourcing its courses, SB 520 would have seriously weakened transparency and accountability in its institutions of higher learning. That's one reason why the provosts of major universities in the Midwest have argued against similar schemes in their institutions. Alumni and trustees at Thunderbird Business School have also expressed serious concerns about how such a proposed relationship would threaten the reputation of that school and the value of its degrees for all students.
There is good reason for such concern, for cautionary tales about relying on for-profit companies to offer a college's courses are unfolding right now around the country. In a December 2012 court settlement, for instance, the New York Institute of Technology was found legally and financially liable for actions of its for-profit partner. More recently, Tiffin University has seen its accreditation threatened because of over-reliance on unaccredited for-profit companies to offer its courses.
If SB 520 had passed, it would not have expanded meaningful access to quality higher education in the state. But it would have thrown open the door to massive profits for edu-businesses, who are accountable not to the people of California, but to investors and stockholders. No wonder so many CEOs were there to praise SB 520.
Florez and Hill labor mightily to make SB 520 sound bold and innovative, an effort to "wake up [California's] higher education community," they say. What everyone, including the state's elected leaders, really need to wake up to are the fundamental facts about higher education funding in California.
According to a report published in February 2013 by Postsecondary Opportunity: The Pell Institute for the Study of Opportunity in Higher Education and titled "State Disinvestment in Higher Education FY1961 to FY2013," California's state fiscal support for higher education as a percentage of state personal income dropped by 58.2 percent (adjusted for inflation) between 1980 and 2013. The trajectory is clear: if the current long-term trend continues, California will reach zero in state funding for higher education in the year 2054.
Unfortunately, as Postsecondary Opportunity's research demonstrates, many other states are also in a "Race to Zero."
SB 520 was no "wake-up call" for anyone. It was, in fact, a dangerous diversion from the reality that there is simply no substitute for public investment in higher education, and there is no single cheaper teaching modality or low-cost "magic bullet" that will meet our need for qualified college graduates.
With all that is at stake for the futures of millions of students and for our country, we need to take a harder look at so-called "innovative" solutions that make the old promise of "something for nothing."
This essay was written by the steering committee of the Campaign for the Future of Higher Education, a coalition of faculty groups.
The atmosphere at the university workshop on online learning was becoming a little edgy, with questions in the air like "What does flipping a classroom really mean?" And, more dauntingly, "Do MOOCs threaten our liberal arts model of education?" A high point occurred when one participant, addressing a panel of faculty and administrators, asked, "What is our solution to these changes?" with the not-so-gentle observation, "Because if we don't have one, we are road kill."
The response from the panel was slow in coming -- no big surprise. Fact is, there is no easy answer. That's because the question of how not to become road kill presumes that we understand why we should not become road kill. It is only through a clear, here-and-now answer to the second question that we are likely to devise a credible response to the first.
So here is a here-and-now context for why. Truly harrowing challenges are upon us: climate change, with its companions, the sixth mass extinction, and ecological overreach, are all bearing down on us potential road-pizzas like a convoy of 18-wheelers.
By the time this year's graduates are ready to send their children to college, the planet's CO2 concentration will have reached 450 parts per million, summertime Arctic sea ice will be a thing of memory, and humanity will have committed a dozen future human generations to a minimum 2°C temperature rise. These are the terrifying facts of our current reality, and without proper leadership, our likely fate.
To meet these challenges, people -- our future leaders -- need the best possible technological expertise. More than that, they need to be able to think across multiple time horizons. If only liberal arts colleges provided that kind of relevance.
Well, maybe we do.
My daughter just got home from her first year at college — a liberal arts college. Had she experienced anything, I asked, that spoke to dangers that are so slow that they span generations, but are no less deadly for being slow? She looked at me as if to say, do you really know what you're getting yourself into? Because that was the whole point of her paper about Virgil's epic poem, the Aeneid.
This was her experience: She had cried when Aeneas killed Turnus. But more than that, she was outraged. For the sake of a moment of vengeful glory, Aeneas had lost his way from the past to the future.
And that related to my question … how?
Try a little empathy, she suggested.
I eventually got it. This, the early part of the 21st century, is our moment. Our willingness to make painful sacrifices for the latter part of the century depends on our ability to empathize with people we have never met — our future grandchildren. Experience in empathizing across a broad expanse of time is one kind of relevance liberal arts institutions have a lot of experience providing.
A second kind of relevance to those harrowing challenges is directly related to the Internet itself. Few would contest that the Internet is an indispensable asset in describing the complex environmental and societal processes that collectively make up what is referred to as climate change. Put another way, no college graduate today should be ignorant of the potential for Internet-based computational power and knowledge to model and predict future climate.
This potential is, of course, much more general. Broadly speaking, the Internet and liberal arts share something very important. They are both about the creation and use of knowledge through collaborative work. How were Unix, Git, and LaTex created? All were the result of a very liberal-artsy vision for online collaboration.
Can liberal arts colleges provide that kind of relevance, too?
As educators, preparing future leaders to exploit the resources of the internet will require that we move into that space ourselves. We have to learn to recognize the opportunities for new paradigms for learning that the internet has created. One major shift already under way is a reorientation toward student-centered classrooms.
Flipping a class -- so that online lectures are viewed at home and class time is spent in active discussion -- is an example. Flipping isn't new, but digital technology makes flipping easy, and that is new. It works because it lets humans and computers each do what they do best.
Beyond that are new digital tools that we are just figuring out how to use. Examples are discipline-specific software products like Spartan. Spartan produces molecular electronic structures, in three dimensions, on the computer screen. It lets students see and manipulate these structures by solving the most basic equations known to science. Maybe I'm not making that sound as cool as it is, so let me try again. If you think chemistry is an impossibly difficult, jargon-ridden, mysterious science, you are right. Spartan changes that by making every sit-down experience with it a unique, original investigation into the nature of chemical behavior. This is digital-based pedagogy with methodological muscle, formerly a graduate school tool, now accessible to freshmen. You just have to find a way to make it happen in your classroom.
It is through the combination of these two kinds of relevance -- Aeneas and Unix -- that students at undergraduate institutions, our future leaders, get wired for sound, classical judgment informed by the tools of modern life. And if individual liberal arts colleges can deliver these skills better than most, leveraging the advantages of small classes and inspired mentoring, then we are an important part of the response to that convoy rumbling our way.
These kinds of tools are not online grading, and not MOOCs either. They represent a new kind of information literacy. True, we are not there yet; it will take effort, and a bit of daring, to figure out how to teach tools like these. But as we grow into them, we will discover previously unimagined new paradigms for learning.
Rather exciting, actually, considering the stakes. And not at all like road kill.
Steven Neshyba is a professor of chemistry at the University of Puget Sound.
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Reports as the season drew to a close were that, despite a minimal impact at San Siro, Milan were keen to make his move permanent, but only if the €15m purchase amount agreed last summer with Barca was dropped to €5m.
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Child support arrears are past due child support that a noncustodial parent—or the parent without primary custody of the child—owes to the custodial parent. Whether you're trying to collect arrears or you owe it, you'll need to understand how the process works before you can resolve the issue.
Current child support arrears are calculated by determining the difference between what the noncustodial parent owes and what they've paid. Even if the court later approves a new child support order with a smaller child support obligation, it won't apply retroactively, meaning it will have no effect on the arrears balance.
Some states may assess interest on unpaid child support, which can increase the total amount owed. The state can also assign court costs, attorney fees, and paternity testing costs to the noncustodial parent.
Finally, the noncustodial parent may owe retroactive child support, also known as back child support. This is support the noncustodial parent owes for the time between the parents' separation and the final child support court date.
To calculate back child support, the state will take the amount of child support established in the child support order and multiply it by the number of months that passed before the order was finalized. How many months back the courts can go varies from state to state.
Arrears are "assigned" if the custodial parent received public assistance. This allows the state to collect child support payments (and interest) to cover the costs of the assistance. The state can claim some or all of the support payments until it has been fully reimbursed.
Arrears are "unassigned" if the custodial parent didn't get public assistance. In this case, the state has no claim on the child support arrears. It will simply provide any money it collects to the custodial parent directly.
Every state has a child support agency that can help you collect unpaid child support. At most state and federal levels, the child support collection process is automatic. Certain agencies will automatically be notified of the overdue amount once it reaches a certain threshold.
Your local child support collection agency can help you collect an arrearage from a noncustodial parent as well, either for free or for $25 or less. Depending on where you live, the county or the state may handle this process.
If you're owed child support, the first step is to contact your local child support agency. They can help you find the noncustodial parent and have a variety of enforcement methods at their disposal to compel the other parent to pay, including:
You can also work with an attorney or private child support collection agency to recover child support. While these services will cost more than a state agency, they can be helpful or even necessary in certain circumstances, such as when the parent is hard to find or has unreported income.
The three most common options are waiving interest, correcting errors in past child support calculations, or modifying future payments.
Your state may allow you to petition to have the interest on your back child support waived. However, getting approved for this typically requires you to agree to a payment plan to satisfy your obligation by a certain date.
Sometimes, the amount you're said to owe is actually incorrect. For example, maybe you were charged for child support during a period where your child lived with you. This possibility is more likely when there have been significant changes in custody arrangements.
If you find yourself falling further and further into child support debt, you may be able to ask the court to modify your child support order so your payments are more reasonable.
For example, the court may lower the amount if you can prove that your income or expenses have changed, such as a job loss or the birth of a new child. Remember, though, that modifications to the child support agreement are not retroactive.
In other words, the new payment will only affect your future payments, not your existing child support arrears.
If you have outstanding child support obligations, make sure you don't avoid dealing with the situation. Not paying child support can result in criminal sanctions. The Child Support Recovery Act (CSRA) makes willfully failing to pay a child support arrearage a misdemeanor at the federal level.
An amendment to the CSRA also makes it a felony to travel across state lines or abroad to evade child support payments, to not pay more than $2,500 in child support, or to not pay for more than 2 years.
Courts typically use the sanctions mentioned earlier in this article when enforcing child support. (Wage garnishment, tax refund withholding, license revocation, and contempt of court). However, those sanctions can also include:
While you can potentially go to jail for not paying overdue child support, the courts generally only use this sanction as a last resort. The reasoning for doing so is that if you're in jail, you can't make a living to pay off your obligation.
However, judges sometimes issue child support warrants for the noncustodial parent. These warrants can be civil or criminal.
A judge will issue a civil child support warrant when a custodial parent files a complaint against the other parent for contempt of court. The noncustodial parent must then appear in court, where the judge may order payment of the child support arrears, a fine, or, rarely, jail time.
A criminal child support warrant comes about when state or federal prosecutors bring a criminal case against a noncustodial parent. This type of warrant is one for your arrest. Typically, criminal cases result from some violation of the CSRA mentioned earlier.
Whether you owe child support arrears or are owed them, working with your state agency and an attorney can help you navigate the process of paying or getting paid back child support.
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FTS 096A ~ Film Begets Film
Instructor: Deborah Ellis Associate Professor, Film and Television Studies Program More . . .
From early twentieth century newsreels to contemporary mashups, this course examines media created from already existing film and video footage, including a survey of technical and critical movements in the field. Particular attention will focus on the appropriation of meaning as footage is woven into new contexts. This year there will be a touch of Shakespeare added to the mix, exploring film versions of plays and remixing and recreating new versions. Creative work is designed to engage students in philosophical and aesthetic questions being raised in the class
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This is a literature class with a creative writing component. We will read Anne Carson, Lynn Emanuel, Nick Flynn, Kimiko Hahn, Patricia Lockwood, Carole Maso, Natasha Trethewey, and others. These writers have created their own "palimpsests" from classical, historical, political, and pop culture texts. You will be asked to identify your literary ancestors, to construct a family tree if you will. Whether you choose to prune that tree or chop it down is up to you. On one level, this course will provide an introduction to contemporary poetry and writing that challenges our thinking about what a book of poems or collection of prose can do. On another, it will challenge you to think about your writing in a larger context, to find and illuminate the "underwriting" in your own work. You will be asked to create a final manuscript in palimpsest form. All students will be expected to participate regularly and vigorously in discussion and in the writing workshop.
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PHIL 096 ~ Art and Aesthetics
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For as long as there have been philosophers, they have been wondering about art. What is it? Why do we create it? And why do we respond to it as we do? What is a beauty and what is its opposite and should art strive to be beautiful? More recently, since the modern period, philosophers have wondered about the nature of our experiences of art and our judgements about art works. In this course, we will look at some of these traditional philosophical concerns about the nature of art and aesthetic experiences. We will start with Plato and some classic views from Antiquity and the origins of western philosophy, which although now very remote from our own views, raise important questions about the nature of art and artistic representation. We will then look at how these concerns are transformed into concerns about the nature of aesthetic judgments. We will look at the views of Hume and Kant, and their views of what our aesthetic judgments show about ourselves and the experience of art. We will then look the development of art in the last modern period and show how romanticism and existentialism transformed the nature of the aesthetic experience. We will end by looking at the development of mass forms or art, the mass production of art and how art institutions have transformed both our experience of art and our understanding of what counts as art. We will end the course by surveying some recent developments in aesthetic theory and the philosophy of art. The course will make use of a lot of examples of the various arts throughout history.
Requirements Satisfied: One Humanities course
ARTS 096 ~ Artists' Books - Book As Object
Instructor: Steven Kostell Lecturer in Art
This course offers an environment to discuss and create conceptually driven works in various constructs of the book. Opportunities to work in wide range of media are possible and students will be encouraged to develop methods of individual inquiry for content generation. Concepts and techniques will be introduced through explorations of image and text, sequence, content and form, materials and design structures. Visits to theBailey/Howe Library Special Collections will provide cultural perspective on the historical and contemporary practice of the book form and it's evolution as a creative and expressive medium.
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Lori Chrisman Hockett 255th Family Court Dallas Texas Judge Spends Campaign Donations at Liquor Store Takes Money from Lawyers and Expert Witnesses that are in front of her Dallas, Texas
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It is very hard to make any sense of these videos that keep stopping & starting so the message is lost.
I had the same problem. What works for me is to run it twice. The second time the video plays normally.
Or just stop it with the pause button and restart it. That worked for me.
Try running a cleaner of some kind or a defrag program.
To Dr. Myers,
Is this by chance the new drug that was mentioned by Teva Pharama. a short time ago?
I am disconcerted that nobody in the PCa community is mentioning the heterogeneity of bony disease in relation to Alpharadin. I'd hoped that Dr Myers would have commented on this.
This is a promising drug for those with blastic bony metastases…but for those with lytic lesions, not so much.
Lytic bone lesions are very uncommon. The cancer biology is quite different from blastic disease. We treat them VERY differently and generally with great success. For example, high dose estrogen can be quite useful
The problem with these new treatments is they do nothing to stem the basic disease. This may repair your metastatic lesions but you still have an incurable cancer which is going to start trouble somewhere else.


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You might have to copy and paste this URL into your browser -- I don't know if this area of SB.Com converts URLs to links. The link above includes pictures -- the pictures would not copy to this format.
One of the more frequently asked questions is....how do I put a link to something in a message? Usually a gallery layout, but this method will work for any type of link.
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Tottenham dominated a beleaguered Reading to comfortably win their Premier League encounter 3-1 at White Hart Lane.
The visitors took the lead in the fourth minute through a close-range finish from Pavel Pogrebnyak, but Spurs captain Michael Dawson swiftly levelled with a powerful header to prompt a relentless barrage of pressure from the hosts which eventually totalled 34 attempts on goal.
Spurs have now taken 19 points from a possible 24 in their last eight league games, and Emmanuel Adebayor's second half header gave Andre Villas-Boas's side the lead before substitute Clint Dempsey rounded off the win with a third against a Reading side seemingly devoid of confidence and belief.
Tottenham had to do without the in-form Gareth Bale after he missed out through suspension as Reading old boy Gylfi Sigurdsson earned a rare start, and Jan Vertonghen replaced Steven Caulker at the back; Reading boss Brian McDermott, meanwhile, named an unchanged side for the third successive game.
Struggling Reading came into the match having picked up four points from their last two league matches, and they were in front inside five minutes as Pogrebnyak pounced to head the ball home after Ian Harte had struck the crossbar with a devilish free kick. The imposing Russian forward, who had gone almost eight hours without a goal prior to Saturday's winner against West Ham, left White Hart Lane stunned, but not for very long.
Spurs were quickly stung into action as Aaron Lennon picked out Adebayor at the back post, only for the forward to fluff the chance and miscue his effort wide from close range. Reading found themselves under the cosh, and it was a position they would get used to.
The home fans only had to wait until the 10th minute for their equaliser, as captain Dawson rose to head Spurs level from a precise Sigurdsson corner with the defender ghosting in front of two Reading players to meet the pinpoint delivery and restore parity.
Jermain Defoe came agonisingly close to netting his 15th goal of the season after he jinked inside two challenges and let fly with a fierce strike from the edge of the Reading box with Federici left flat footed and helpless as the ball drifted just wide of the far post. It would be one of numerous chances in a frustrating afternoon for the forward.
By now it was incessant pressure from the hosts as Reading were pinned back inside their own half, and Adam Federici was called into action once more on the stroke of half-time as Sandro drove a low shot which took a vicious deflection off Sigurdsson which almost wrong-footed the goalkeeper.
Tottenham were rewarded for their relentless attacking play within seven minutes of the restart as Adebayor put his side in front with a towering header at the back post from Lennon's sublime delivery from the right byline.
The Spurs players queued up for shots at Federici's goal, and Lennon came close to getting on the scoresheet himself as he combined with Defoe and Adebayor before dragging a low shot just wide of the far post from inside the Reading box on the hour mark.
More inspired work from Lennon down the right, who gave Harte a torrid afternoon throughout, culminated in Defoe being afforded yet another effort on goal, but again the forward could not hit the target from close range as another chance went begging.
Despite all of Spurs' possession and abundance of chances, Pogrebnyak squandered a glorious opportunity to level against the run of play in the 72nd minute with a close-range header after Hugo Lloris had parried his initial strike in what was Reading's first real attack of the second half.
Suddenly the home fans became anxious as Dawson switched off as he looked to play the offside trap, and Jimmy Kebe should have scored as he dallied in front of goal with Kyle Walker able to slide in and concede a corner, before Alex Pearce inexplicably headed wide from inside the six-yard box just moments later.
But substitute Dempsey came on to net his fourth goal of the season 11 minutes from time to effectively end the contest after his speculative strike from range took a looping deflection off Mikele Leigertwood and lobbed the helpless Federici to give Spurs a previously elusive two-goal cushion.
The chances continued to come thick and fast for Tottenham right up until the final whistle without further goals being added as the home fans revelled in a comfortable win which moves their side above Chelsea into third place in the table, albeit having played two more matches. Reading remain rooted in 19th spot.
Aaron Lennon – Tottenham: The pacy winger caused havoc throughout and gave Reading left-back Ian Harte an afternoon to forget as he stepped up in the absence of Gareth Bale to provide an ever-dangerous outlet for his side.
TOTTENHAM: Lloris 6, Walker 7, Dawson 7, Vertonghen 6, Naughton 7, Sandro 6, Dembele 7, Lennon 8, Sigurdsson 8; Adebayor 7, Defoe 6. Subs: Dempsey 7, Parker 6, Livermore 6.
READING: Federici 7; Gunter 6, Harte 5, Mariappa 6, Pearce 7; Karacan 6, Leigertwood 7, Kebe 6, McAnuff 6; Guthrie 5, Pogrebnyak 6. Subs: Le Fondre 6, Hunt 6, Robson-Kanu 6.
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This new version of the stats plugin that embeds itself into the page does not work. EVERY TIME I click on the Blog Stats link, I'm asked to log into my WordPress.com account, which then redirects me to my profile. I would then have to renavigate over two clicks to see the stats, and then it displays the whole WordPress.com admin header inside there, so that half of the page is wasted for the header space. And it doesn't remember my login either, it prompts me to go through that every time.
Version 1.1 is a horrible upgrade. I'm going back to version 1.0--I really have no problems with having a redirect, and until you get rid of the iframe, I'm staying with 1.0.


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Arizona Spotlight for August 28, 2015
Visit a barber school in Tucson where students learn from a master of the trade, explore the legacy of Mexican women in journalism; and more...
Visit a barber school in Tucson where students learn from a master of the trade, explore the legacy of Mexican women in journalism; and more...
What does "Mapping Q" say about Tucson's social landscape and LGBTQ youth?; a look back to Tucson in 1776; The Friends of Tucson's Birthplace celebrates the city's 240th birthday; blues legend Stefan George remembered.
Looking for bighorn sheep along the Colorado River; restoring two centuries of history at the San Xavier Mission; what it means to be the first college graduate in your family.
'White Dove Campaign' aims for $3 million for Arizona's oldest European-influenced structure.
With fireworks - and without - Southern Arizonans celebrate Fourth of July at special events and free gatherings.
Exploring the planet Pluto as never before; land and sea survival training tests Air Force pilots' mettle; monsoon love for toads, tarantulas, and tortoises; and A Book I Love.
Eating "Unprocesssed" for a full year; National Independents Week stresses importance of buying local; Chris Dashiell reviews "Desert Bloom" from 1986; and foibles of would-be Arizona outlaws Cyclone Bill & Climax Jim.
LDS Church offers national digital index to reveal ancestral information.
The first new exhibit since 2008 opens Saturday
Non-profit "Flags for the Flagless" honors veterans; book details author's personal quest to better understand the life of Edward Abbey; Tucson car show draws diverse crowd; Molly McCloy shares a story about growing up.
Located next door to Arizona's first synagogue, center will offer exhibits, educational programs.
Learn why research taught him "nothing changes more than the past" regarding legends like Wyatt Earp and Billy the Kid.
"Now en Español" tells how five Latina actresses became "Desperate Housewives" in Spanish; MacArthur Fellow Olivier Guyon searches the stars for distant planets; "I Dream in Widescreen" showcases student films; San Ysidro Festival revives old traditions.
A look at an Navajo advocate, a scientist and a children's crusader's work to better the lives of Arizonans
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A Brief History of People Comparing Their Movies to Christopher Nolan's Batman Series
This week, an interview with Bryan Cranston made the rounds in which the actor compared the new Power Rangers movie to Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight. Baffling as that analogy may seem, it's far from the first time that we've heard an actor, filmmaker or producer compare a forthcoming project to Nolan's Batman films — something that's become shorthand for "gritty reboot." Here, we've collected a brief history of the many, many, MANY times that people have compared their films to Nolan's Batman. As you can imagine, most — if not all — of these things were nothing like those Batman films.


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Yet more casting news from Burke and Hare comes our way today as several more stars ready themselves for a some murderous corpse sellin' shenanigans!
According to The Hollywood Reporter Isla Fisher (pictured right), Andy Serkis (now official), and Tom Wilkinson have joined Simon Pegg in Burke and Hare, a horror comedy that marks John Landis' return to feature directing after more than 10 years.
Written by Piers Ashworth and Nick Moorcroft, Burke and Hare is based on the true story a pair of the U.K.'s earliest serial killers, William Burke and William Hare, gravediggers who lucratively sold the corpses of their victims to a medical college for dissection.
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text: MASON JENNINGSwith THE PINES Friday, December 30, 2011 at 8:00pm$22.00 advance$25.0018+Presented by: 89.3 The CurrentVenue: First AvenueMainroom Info TabsPerformersPerformer: MASON JENNINGS WEBSITEFACEBOOKTWITTERMYSPACEBefore setting to work on his latest album, at the advice of a friend the Minnesota-based singer-songwriter / multi-instrumentalist holed up in the back room of his wood-nestled cabin studio with just a guitar, electric piano, bookshelf, notebook, tape recorder, and one 90-minute cassette—then wrote all winter long. Emerging with the notebook and tape full of about 30 new songs, Jennings decided to skip his standard approach of self-recording and called on producer Bo Ramsey (Greg Brown, The Pines, Iris DeMent), as well as a wish-list-plucked lineup of guest musicians that includes DeMent and Neil Young drummer Chad Cromwell. Read more about MASON JENNINGS Special GuestsSpecial Guests: THE PINES WEBSITEFACEBOOKTWITTERRED HOUSEThe Midwest is to The Pines what Monument Valley was to filmmaker John Ford. The flat, endless expanses of the band's native Iowa are at once the settings of, characters in, and muse behind the songs on their new album, Above The Prairie. Songwriters David Huckfelt and Benson Ramsey—who along with Benson's brother Alex form the band's touring trio format—craft their music with a filmmaker's keen eye for detail and framing, blending celestial, ethereal atmospherics with rich, warm vocals and earthy acoustic instruments. Read more about THE PINES


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The Scotland international will undergo surgery to repair a long-standing problem that the 30-year-old is thought to have aggravated while on international duty in September.
"When my team and I this summer Shaun had already suffered from an existing hip injury, but had chosen to play through those problems as we all thought they would be manageable over the course of the season," Coyle told the club's official website.
"However, when he was on international duty with Scotland he picked up a back injury which stemmed from the previous hip problem and when he returned it was clear he wasn't himself on the pitch.
"I can't give an exact timescale on how long he'll be out for until the surgeon takes a proper look at it, but it certainly will be several months.
"It's a blow to lose such a top player, but we still have tremendous quality in our ranks and players who are motivated towards doing well for Wigan Athletic."
Maloney's last appearance for the Latics came in a 2-0 defeat to Leicester in September.
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This Flow Map Lesson follows Circle Map, Bubble Map, Double Bubble Map, and Tree Map lessons shown in my Classroom Storytelling Blog. They are for the story 'The Endless Story'.
Before you begin these lessons, retell the story again to your students. Students enjoy listening to the same story again and again. They often tell me they notice different things in the story each time. They also enjoy hearing the parts they remember again. Listening to a story a second or third time reinforces familiar vocabulary. Retelling a story strengthens listener's ability to define unfamiliar words in context increasing aural vocabulary.
The Flow Map to the right is an example of a story summarized in three frames. The process of getting to a Flow Map with beginning, middle and end is retelling in:
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The Flow Map to the left show the story retold in five frames.
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TRENTON – This week, the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission completed the rollout of its initial sports-theme license plate offerings with the introduction of plates honoring the area's three NFL teams: the New York Giants, the New York Jets and the Philadelphia Eagles.
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PISCATAWAY – New Jersey high school students have an opportunity to prove their brain power by competing in the 2011 Central New Jersey Regional Brain Bee. Modeled after a traditional spelling bee, the Brain Bee is a live question and answer competition in which students are quizzed about the human brain and central nervous system. There is no cost to participate.
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NEWARK — Pediatric cardiac surgery is now available at Children's Hospital of New Jersey (CHoNJ) at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center under a new partnership with NYU School of Medicine. The on-site program directed by Sunil P. Malhotra, MD, operates in partnership the NYU School of Medicine and Ralph S. Mosca, MD, Division Chief of Pediatric and Adult Congenital Cardiac Surgery at NYU Langone Medical Center.
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Then came the "scare tactics" of the water may back up into the house, causing severe damage . I let him know if that happens, I can use my house insurance and my deductible is less than the $1,200 "high tech" drain cleaning service they offer. Finally the "tech" ran a snake through the pipes and found no blockages and that it was the "scum" that could be causing the drain to run slow and I needed the the high tech pipe flush out. Well, the coupon stated "drain clean out for $69" and that is what my drain needed, cleaned out. They did not complete the work as stated on the coupon. My drain still runs slow as it did before Plumbing Rescue came out.
I strongly suggest to all consumers not to use this company. Their "good offer coupon" was only a way to get into your house and try to sell you the high price "high tech pipe clean-out" . Don't be fooled!!!!! I am going to call them and ask for a complete refund of my money since they did not do as stated on the coupon. I guess the old adage of "if it's too good to be true, then it isn't" applies here !!
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After my experience with Plumbing Rescue, I will go online and do research for complaints or compliments before I use any company. I am not a licensed plumber and I figured a large, established plumbing company such as Plumbing Rescue would have licensed and experienced plumbers to do the job properly and at a fair rate. Hopefully in the future, they will be more specific in their plumbing coupon offers. This may save both Plumbing Rescue and the consumer some grief.
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Should Trooper Avenue from N.D. Highway 37 to Main Street be widened? Garrison city officials are giving strong consideration to doing so.
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Olson, Kerzmann advance
The field for who will be the next McLean County sheriff and who will square off for a seat representing District 1 on the Board of McLean County Commissioners is set.
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Water tower plan sees setback
It's time to take a step back and rethink how to proceed with plans to add a new above ground water storage facility.
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City supports welcome sign
The City of Garrison backs a proposal by the Garrison Chamber of Commerce to erect a sign on the west edge of Garrison, welcoming people to the community. The council took it one step further, supporting installing a similar sign on the east edge of Garrison.
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Riverdale Ambulance Service revived
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Hospital ER expansion underway
Construction is well underway on the remodel/expansion of the emergency room at Garrison Memorial Hospital.
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Max administrator resigns
School officials at Max School received a double whammy during their regular board meeting Tuesday night – the resignations of Dave McQueen and his wife, Lisa.
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Pay hikes approved
Having previously completed contract negotiations for the upcoming school year, the Garrison School Board turned its attention to pay increases for other staff members.
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The allure of an attractive mailbox, coupled with a grudge over a business deal that turned sour is thought to be the reason two area men are now facing charges in the theft and destruction of a mailbox owned by Bruce and Michelle Rime of rural Garrison.
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Dezeen Wire: industrial designer James Dyson has called on engineers and designers to develop the new ideas needed to revitalise the UK economy - The Guardian
Dyson says that only tangible engineering can address issues such as global warming and population growth, stating: "The allure of digital should not distract us from the bigger challenges." He adds that the government must "focus on investment in ideas," urging them to support design education and creative businesses.
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