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The following videos and video stills contain not a single image of nudity or implied nudity. There is no sex. No drug use. No violence.
But make no mistake, watching them will make you feel dirty. If someone walked up behind you, you might instinctively find yourself frantically trying to close the window before you realized absolutely nothing profane was being displayed on screen. Even though these are fully-dressed people, you will feel like you have done something horribly wrong.
That's because by watching these, you have done something horribly wrong.
Oh, don't freak out yet, honey. Soon, you'll be throwing that fucker.
Yes, technically, they're all "safe for work." But after watching these, I'm not even sure what that term means any more. So, take it as a challenge: Can you make it through all of these videos? There's no shame in it if you can't. Remember ...
#5. It's Just an Orange
Let's start off light. What could possibly be questionable about a guy juicing an orange? Lots of people do that every morning before work or school. Hell, lots of people do that at work or school. Surely, if you can do it there, you could watch a video of it, right? It's only 45 seconds long -- give it a shot.
What's the Problem?
That stopped being an orange (grapefruit?) the second he folded it in half and slowly slid his fingers inside the crevice. The way that juice flows out of there while he's probing deeper and deeper makes me want to 1.) swear off fruit, and 2.) apologize to women I've never wronged.
The visual is nasty enough on its own, but when you add that music to the mix it turns into straight-up porn. I don't know what it is about slow, soulful R&B beats, but you can add that shit to absolutely anything and suddenly I have an erection.
But here's the best part, to me: If my 6-year-old daughter were standing behind me while I watched that, she would have a completely different idea as to why I was cringing. To her, it's just a video of a guy making a mess with an orange. He's getting his fingers all sticky and gross, and he's definitely going to have to wipe up that counter when he's done. Not to mention the fact that his juice is going to taste like fingers. Yeah, she'd say, "Ewww," but not for the reasons we just did.
"Ew, he's licking the peel ... that's the bitter part!"
Now, watch that video again and picture your mom walking up behind you as the orange is in mid squirt. God, even typing that feels dirty. And don't just call her over to prove how awesome and hip your mom is. There's a huge difference between you showing her some fucked up video and her just casually strolling by and catching you watching it, totally oblivious to anyone else's presence. See, in the latter, you're watching it on your own -- for your own reasons. For your own enjoyment. And that's what is going to make her question her decision to have "just one little drink" during her pregnancy all those years ago.
"Hi, honey, what are you wat- Get the fuck out of my house."
I just want to warn you, this gets worse. You can turn back now if you like. For the rest of you who truly hate yourselves, let's move on, and try to keep in mind ...
#4. He's Just Licking Some Plastic
There's nothing dirty about a tongue. Someone licking the air, even in that old hair-metal "V-finger" way just looked more comical than sexual. But as Michael Swaim showed in an episode of Does Not Compute, all it takes is one dude who looks like a serial killer to slow it down and prove us all wrong. For those who haven't seen Steve Rooster's original licking video, you'll probably want to prime yourself with that before moving on. Why?
Because his "fans" asked him to up the stakes. And up the stakes, he did.
What's the Problem?
It's just one of those novelty inflatable dolls, right? Just plastic and air, not even any cartoon nipples or anything painted on. Hell, we've all seen them in novelty shops and half of the teenage comedies that came out of the '80s. But what they didn't show you in those movies was the actual crotch of those things, designed by someone who has never seen genitalia of any kind ... someone whose only human contact has been Steve Rooster.
"Dad, why does this taste like your dick?"
As we watch Steve passionately lick and thrust his fingers into that doll, it becomes increasingly harder to swat away the swarm of questions buzzing around in your head. Has that doll been used prior to the video? Is this guy one of the greatest comedy minds on the planet, or is he being real? He's going to fuck that thing, isn't he? Then, around the two minute mark, you realize that his camera is not on a tripod. Someone is holding that shit, filming him while he goes down on a blow-up d- OH MY GOD, HE'S EATING OUT ITS ASSHOLE.
And again, the music plays such a huge part in the creepiness of the video. Not only is it a slow, soulful song, but it's intended to be "romantic." So as this heartfelt piano and vocals pour out emotion, Steve is giving a 1990s mustache burn to an inflatable woman's anus. The only thing more disturbing than watching him molest that poor plastic is picturing him with an actual woman.
Well, there's also that.
#3. Speaking of Licking ...
So let's take Steve Rooster's first licking video and strip out everything that made it creepy. The simulated oral sex. His child molester mustache. That terrible sex music. The Steve to which that tongue is attached. That should eliminate any uncomfortable sexuality, right?
What's the Problem?
No, they're not three limp dicks in an infinite loop of erectile saluting. Those are robotic cow tongues, and the piece is an exhibit by Korean artist Doo Sung Yoo.
But they represent dicks, right?
No, they don't represent anything sexual whatsoever. It's supposed to be an example of "real life" animation by taking dead tissue (like cow tongues and pig stomachs) and introducing electricity to make them flex and move. It's making a statement about how technology could be used to "upgrade" lifeless or damaged organs.
But yes, it happens to look like three gigantic cocks bonering it up. Over and over and over. I'm not saying that the exhibit itself is a bad thing. In fact, if it didn't upset animal lovers, I'd buy it and put it in the Cracked offices. Of course, I'd rig it with a sensor so that it only goes off when Dan O'Brien walks by.
And make it point its boner pose at him until he completely passed.
But once again, it boils down to someone walking into the room and seeing that playing over your shoulder -- in many ways, that 30-second video of cow tongues licking the air becomes so much worse than hardcore pornography. Because now, it looks like you have a fucked up fetish for severed dicks bursting into and out of erection as if it's constantly flipping its TV from porn to CNN and back again.
So, you still with me? Impressive. But you might want to consider just swallowing your pride and accepting failure right now, though. What you're about to see, you cannot unsee. You've been warned ...


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Through Rain, Sleet and Snow, NAMI Walks On
By Brendan McLean, NAMI Communications Coordinator
Each time the participants of the NAMI Seneca, Sandusky and Wyandot (SSW) walk made their way around Conner Park in Fremont, Ohio, the weather seemed to get worse. On the first lap the soft rain turned into a downpour. On the second, the rain turned to sleet. By the third, it had turned to snow.
But through the harsh weather, the ebullient walkers marched on. More than 350, well-bundled, walkers—100 more participants than the previous year—came together on April 28, to make the seventh annual walk a record breaking walk for the NAMI Affiliate.
"A lot of people came out to support NAMI even with the bad weather" said Melanie White, who will become executive director of NAMI SSW on June 1. "It was really important and powerful for members of the community to help raise awareness for mental illness."
Nearly 65 of the walkers were fourth and fifth grade students from nearby Green Springs Elementary School. Students in the school's anti-bullying group, Students Taking a Right Stand, along with parents and other staff members, braved the cold to walk to support NAMI.
While there were no reports of members of the Ministry of Silly Walks making an appearance, it appears the Ministry of Silly Hats had a strong showing. Covering the heads of many of these shivering young walkers weren't wool knit caps or ear muffs, but rather oversized furry orange hats—that resembled shag rugs piled on their heads, hats in the shape of frogs, hats made out of balloons, at least one Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle and a handful of rainbow colored wigs and various other oddities covered the heads of the young students (and the principle).
The group had met and decided to do something to show their team spirit at the walk. Out of their high-spirited discussion came the idea to where silly hats and design t-shirts. Unfortunately the weather prevented the students from showcasing their individually designed shirts.
"Despite the weather, we had such a huge response. Nearly all of the students came. I could not believe the number fourth and fifth graders who gave up a Saturday to come and walk," said Randy Stockmaster, the principle at Green Springs.
Stockmaster is a member of the Leadership Sandusky County group, a yearlong non-profit leadership class that seeks to provide members of the community with successful leadership skills. After looking at all of the organizations in the Sandusky area, he and his team members in the class selected NAMI as their nonprofit organization to assist during the year.
Working closely with Josie Setzler, the current executive director of NAMI SSW who will be retiring on June 1 and Melanie White, it was decided the best way he and his fellow team members could help would be by participating and helping publicize the annual walk.
White is looking forward to the opportunity to become executive director and continuing Setzler's outstanding efforts in garnering community support. "Without local support, NAMI wouldn't be successful. Having [the children from the elementary school] out there this year walking and raising awareness was terrific," said White. With a young, vibrant support group, the future for NAMI Seneca, Sandusky and Wyandot Counties looks bright.

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Happy belated birthday to Fred Beckey, who turned 90 on Monday. Beckey's 90 years have been devoted to mountains, and his climbing adventures have left him with more first ascents in the mountains than anyone in North American climbing history.
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PITTSBURGH - Chesapeake Energy Corp. said it submitted Marcellus Shale production data to a state database last week when it was due, but Pennsylvania officials still aren't providing details of why it didn't appear online or saying whether a biannual report about one of the nation's top natural gas fields is now complete.
Pennsylvania released official data on Marcellus Shale natural gas production last week but didn't reveal that Chesapeake Energy's numbers were missing. Because the firm has been a top producer in previous reports, statewide totals weren't close to being accurate.
On Monday, the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection suggested that some drillers were late submitting data, but Chesapeake spokesman Rory Sweeny said in a statement that the company met regulatory requirements for sharing data. The company also sent an electronic copy to state officials last Wednesday after it became clear there were problems with a government database, Sweeny said.
One expert with experience in state oversight of the energy sector said Pennsylvania regulators probably didn't have a legal obligation to let the public know that an important database was incomplete, but they had a professional one.
"I think they botched their professional obligations," said Michael Dworkin, director of the Institute for Energy and the Environment at Vermont Law School and a former chairman of that state's public service board.
Dworkin said it appears the DEP knew the reports were missing data from the state's largest natural gas producer, but didn't bother to include a note to that effect.
"And then they left it out in front of the public, looking complete when it wasn't," Dworkin said of the situation last week. "I think that's sloppy and unprofessional."
A DEP spokesman didn't immediately respond to questions Tuesday about whether Chesapeake tried to submit the data on Aug. 15.
Sweeny declined to provide copies of Chesapeake's emails to the state regarding its data submission and didn't immediately respond to a question about whether the state database now has the company's complete production figures.
Dworkin added that with tight state budgets, DEP probably doesn't have the funding it needs.
The Marcellus Shale is a gas-rich formation of rock thousands of feet under much of Pennsylvania, New York, West Virginia and Ohio. Advances in drilling technology made the shale accessible, which led to a boom in production, jobs and profits, and a drop in natural gas prices for consumers. But there also are concerns about pollution and impacts to roads and other public services.


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Frank Skinner recognized for work to prepare Marylands BRAC-ready workforce
BALTIMORE, MD (March 14, 2011) Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation (DLLR) Secretary Alexander M. Sanchez congratulated Frank Skinner, Director of Special Projects in DLLRs Division of Workforce Development and Adult Learning, for winning the American Society of Public Administrators (Maryland Chapter) Rising Star Award earlier today. Mr. Skinner oversees DLLRs workforce preparations for Base Realignment and Closure.
We are all incredibly proud of Frank and the work he has led to ensure that Maryland remains BRAC-ready. Base realignment will create tens of thousands of jobs for Marylanders this year, Secretary Sanchez said. We have a responsibility to the rest of the country to build a skilled and talented workforce to fill the BRAC jobs coming to our installations. Frank works tirelessly to ensure we meet that responsibility.
Frank Skinner has made a heavy lift and ensured Maryland will stay BRAC-ready. Ive had the good fortune to work closely with Frank and know that he is a big part of why other states are looking to Maryland as the national model for mission growth planning, said Lt. Governor Anthony G. Brown, chair of the Governors Subcabinet on BRAC. BRAC will require a highly-educated, highly-skilled workforce. Under Franks leadership, DLLR has successfully implemented a variety of initiatives and programs to train our BRAC workforce.
Base Realignment will create as many as 60,000 new jobs in Maryland over the next several years, including 20,000 this year. Under Mr. Skinners leadership, DLLR has played an important role in Marylands preparations for BRAC. Mr. Skinner helped lead efforts to establish specialized certification training programs at more than 25 colleges and universities and administers a $4 million Department of Labor grant that established the Workforce ONE Maryland initiative. The Workforce ONE projects have helped train nearly 640 Marylanders for high-paying jobs in BRAC-related industries. Frank also led efforts to establish DLLR-operated One Stop Centers in Ft. Monmouth, New Jersey that have provided nearly 13,500 future Marylanders with services and information about our state.
Before joining DLLRs staff, Mr. Skinner completed a Governors Fellowship, spending more than a year working as a fellow assigned to the Governors Subcabinet on Base Realignment and Closure. The Subcabinet also received the Achievement Award for State Agency Public Service.


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for nothing. Although the Lubbock, Texas-based group had the worst business luck this side of
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Lubbock, a smallish college town in the middle of the cotton-growing flatlands of the West Texas panhandle, is both a fiercely traditional bastion of conservative values and, thanks to the surprisingly good liberal arts departments at Texas Tech University (and a relative lack of outside artistic influences), a place where creatively minded people can develop a unique and original style all their own. The
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regularly plundered for his other labels, which included the bargain-basement reissue label Share and the barely more mainstream Plantation Records, whose colorful logo was a fixture in the cheap bins at variety stores and truck stops throughout the South.
to try the Lubbock boys out, and they arrived in Nashville in March 1972, where they recorded enough material for a full album.
released a promo single of the group's strongest cut, "Dallas," in late April of that year. The single attracted absolutely no radio attention, and although the album had been mastered and artwork prepared,
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, who had written several songs for both of them but had retired from performing while he was studying with the Guru Maharaji, was one of the hippest names for Texas music fans to drop. In the mid-'80s,
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This enumeration was transcribed from a book by Indiana Room Volunteer Mita Wilsey Glass. The fragile book, now in the queue for digitization for late 2012, is unavailable to the public at this time. It contains the following headings: Names of parents or guardians, names of child, birthday month and year, age, birthplace, whether male or female, number of school district, number of congressional district and range of congressional township, street number and name (for students living in the city), signature of parent or guardian (some of these entries appear to be written by the enumerator), signature of the enumerator. The lists were mostly written in alphabetical order, suggesting that the enumerators made cards and alphabetized them, which also accounts for the parents' signatures being of the same handwriting. Also available as in PDF.
Compiled by Ruth M. Slevin on an unspecified date believed to be sometime before 1923. The book consists of will abstracts that include: name of the will maker; date the will was written and proved; names of spouse and other heirs when noted; names of the executor and witnesses, and book and page number. The abstracts were recorded in alphabetical order by the surname of the will maker. No other indexing was provided. In order to enhance the use of the book, an every-name index was compiled by Randi Richardson in 2012. It is available online from the Indiana Genealogical Society via their members-only database. A hard copy is also available at the Monroe County History Center.
The Indiana Room has yearbooks for Monroe County middle and high schools. We also have Indiana University Yearbooks. This index is valuable in that is allows you to search some schools for the names of faculty, staff, and students. Keep in mind that some yearbooks have been digitized and uploaded to the web by some genealogy subscription databases, e.g. Ancestry Library Edition, which is only available when you visit the library.
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A categorized and cross-referenced index to genealogical resources on the Internet. One of the oldest and most credible sites for genealogists, this site has a wealth of leads.
Created by the National Park Service which contains basic facts about servicemen who served on both sides during the Civil War.
Website of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, their records span billions of names across hundreds of collections--including birth, marriage, death, probate, land, military, IGI extracted, and more.
Prepared by Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana.
The online catalog of the National Archives and Records Administration's nationwide holdings in the Washington, DC area, Regional Archives and Presidential Libraries.
The Indiana State Library Newspaper Division has the largest collection of Indiana newspapers either in print, microfilm or digital format.
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Dave Joyner is neither a villain nor a hero in the grand scheme of things at Penn State.
He's merely a man who took on a gargantuan and nearly impossible responsibility - knowing full well he'd never be able to please everyone - and he accomplished some terrific things while also making some big mistakes along the way.
The only real truth, as I see it, about Joyner is this: He has never and will never be given a fair shake by a vast number of Penn State people who view him as nothing more than a traitor and as someone who was never qualified to take on the job of athletic director at a major university in the first place.
It doesn't matter one bit to people who hold that belief that Joyner, who is retiring, actually did a good job in a lot of ways in his 2 years as AD. What matters to that camp is that he was on the Board of Trustees that fired Joe Paterno, branding Joyner forever as some sort of evil conspirator.
People are entitled to their opinions, and the ones who hold that opinion about Joyner do so with immense passion and resolve.
But for anyone else who is trying to formulate an objective opinion about Joyner's work and legacy at Penn State, let's start with the fact that he was at least partially responsible for hiring Bill O'Brien and largely responsible for hiring James Franklin.
Those have been widely praised as two of the best college football coaching hires in the entire country the past few years.
O'Brien was a no-name candidate who turned out to be a savior in many ways for PSU football, while Franklin was the hottest college candidate in the country when he was targeted and lured to Happy Valley by Joyner.
Let me submit that, all things being equal, almost any other athletic director in this country would be exalted for making not one, but two home run hires in such a short period of time.
But all things aren't equal when it comes to Joyner, who has been a lightning rod for criticism since the day he became acting AD in the aftermath of the Jerry Sandusky scandal.
It's not just about his ties to the Board of Trustees and role in the Paterno situation, either.
Joyner has ruffled a lot of feathers in his time as AD. He can be condescending and arrogant, his critics say, which has not sat well with some, especially the ones who believe a surgeon without college administrative experience had no business being named AD.
Some football players didn't like him, most notably former star linebacker Michael Mauti, whose run-in with Joyner at the time surrounding Big Ten media days two years ago was well-chronicled in a book.
There's an ongoing and messy legal situation involving longtime fencing coach Emmanuil Kaidanov, who was fired by Joyner and has since sued both the AD and the school. If Kaidanov wins, that certainly will look poorly on Joyner.
There were strong indications that O'Brien didn't care much for Joyner near the end of his tenure as football coach. O'Brien famously said he never wanted to be the "unity coach" and was always looking for others at the university to help in that regard, but Joyner's lack of experience as a college administrator probably failed him when it came to providing more leadership in that realm.
There also are some who blame Joyner, at least in part, for O'Brien leaving, saying that if the two didn't have a strained relationship that the coach would have stayed. I just don't buy it.
O'Brien was always going to leave for an NFL job because, as everyone knew, he's an NFL coach who didn't like a lot of the things he had to deal with in college.
If Joyner didn't want to meet all of O'Brien's demands to stay, then I say good for Joyner. He also knew O'Brien wanted to be an NFL coach, and there was no way Penn State should have to be held hostage at the end of every season waiting for O'Brien to get the pro offer he liked.
O'Brien left, Penn State moved on, and Joyner was able to knock it out of the park once again by hiring the recruiting machine Franklin. That decision, if it works out as well as PSU fans hope, could give Joyner a lasting legacy of great success.
In theory.
Something tells me, though, that even if Franklin were to win a national title, a large contingency of Penn State fans will still refuse to give Joyner any credit whatsoever.
Which just doesn't make any sense.
College football is so important in this country and generates so much money that, regardless of how good of a job an athletic director does in every area, he stands to get fired if he makes a bad decision on a football coach.
Fans generally don't care if an AD is smarmy or arrogant. Or if he fired a fencing coach for controversial reasons. Or if he once had a failed business venture, which for some ridiculous reason many PSU fans seem hell-bent on holding against Joyner when in fact it should barely even register as an issue.
But Joyner is not judged the same way other ADs are judged. In the bizarro world he lives in, he made two great football coaching hires and yet is picked apart by critics for all sorts of things that usually don't amount to a hill of beans at other schools.
Penn State's next AD might be the most qualified administrator in the history of college sports, someone everybody loves. But I can guarantee you that if Franklin leaves in a few years and the new AD makes a bad coaching hire who fails to win games, then fans will be screaming for the AD to be fired.
Joyner's other successes at PSU include: helping persuade women's basketball coach Coquese Washington to stay put and extending her contract; overseeing the school's highly successful transition to Division I hockey in a new arena; and he was in charge of an athletics program that recently finished second in the nation in the Learfield Sports Directors' Cup standings.
Oh, but critics say PSU is such a special place that it accomplished all of those things not with Joyner's help, but in spite of him.
Joyner hasn't been a great athletic director for Penn State. But he hasn't been terrible, either, as some so desperately want to argue.
Like so many issues that came out of the Sandusky scandal at PSU, things aren't just black or white, but instead are filled with many shades of gray.
Somewhere in there lies Dave Joyner's true legacy as athletic director.
Cory Giger is the host of "Sports Central" from 4 to 6 p.m. daily on ESPN Radio 1430 WVAM. Reach him at 949-7031 or @CoryGiger on Twitter.


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… the joys of experiencing baseball often extend much farther, its common faith accessible to anyone who simply revels in the beauty and gifts of the game … — John Sexton, President NYU
I find myself wrapped up in books this summer.� That's when I'm not watching or at a baseball game.� My twofer is a baseball book by John Sexton, Baseball as a Road To God.� You don't have to be a believer or a seeker to read it:� a true baseball fan can find a lot in this book.
One chapter on conversion follows the author's conversion from Dodgers to Yankees fan, prompted by the Dodgers exiting Brooklyn in his boyhood by his young son. � Sexton needed a team to share with his son, and so he converted.
I identified, having undergone a similar conversion because of my son.� Once a diehard Yankees fan, I converted when my son was very young, a little of a year old, at his first game.� Like a bolt from the blue that coincided with actual lightening that night, I realized that this was an unexpected part of parenthood, and so I switched to the Sox (still keeping an eye on the team in the Bronx).� And we got to see a World Series victory.� So much for The Curse of the Babe.
My daughter prompted me to adopt the Nationals.� Having sent her off to college in Washington, DC, I eventually realized that she would make that city her home.� Ours is a baseball family, and she was a Sox fan.� But last summer, she took me to a National's home game.� The excitement of the young franchise was electric.� I teased her about switching allegiances, she said that she still loves the Sox (she often sees them play in Baltimore) but the Nationals are her adopted team.� And so I adopted them, too.
In Boston, I know where to get the best hot roasted peanuts; in DC I haven't quite figured out the little secrets yet. But I always look forward to local specialties, something recent at the ballpark.� In Boston, Legal Seafoods Clam Chowder, best at a night game or cool spring and autumn games.� And in DC, it's Ben's Chili Bowl.� Long a Washington tradition, best hot dogs ever.
So one of "the joys of experienceing baseball" might be to enjoy one of these "gifts of the game," the local treat available at the park.� Heading for one soon.


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1/8 tsp freshly ground nutmeg, or to taste
1/4 tsp ground cinnamon
2 cups Original Edensoyor Unsweetened Edensoy
2 tsp fresh parsley, finely minced for garnish
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Clients and supervisees of Gestalt practitioners frequently report feeling deeply seen, heard, and understood. Gestalt theory and practice is the key to this fully embodied presence that allows for greater recognition and understanding. This workshop is an introduction to hearing, seeing, and responding like a Gestalt practitioner. Following a baseline experience of a cognitive-based interaction, participants will be prepared through a series of exercises to become fully present in the here and now. Working with each other as facilitator and clients, participants will experience and document the differences in the impact they have using Gestalt principles.
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Author Linea Johnson Talks Suicide, Bipolar and Recovery
By Courtney Reyers, NAMI Publications Manager
Linea's first book, Perfect Chaos, published in May was co-written with her mother, Cinda. It's a jarring, brutal look at what mental illness can do to families. The juxtaposition of Linea's stark journal entries next to her mother's unraveling loss of control and fear churn the reader into the harsh reality of bipolar disorder—into a perfect chaos.
What would you say to someone today who is battling with suicidal ideation?
That's a really tough question. When I was really suicidal, people kept telling me it was going to pass, that I'd get better. I thought that was such bullshit. I couldn't possibly believe it. I would like to say that there is a way out of the darkness, but I don't know if someone would believe me. I think hearing other people's stories who have really gone through this are helpful. To see that there can be joy in life, and there is a way out of that utter darkness.
How do you manage your recovery today?
I have an amazing medical and counseling team. I don't know where I would be without them. I don't know if I want to be on medication for the rest of my life, especially if I want to have kids. But for now, meds are essential. My counselor is absolutely essential. She's helped me work on skills and attain things. And I exercise.
Your mother's voice is very strong throughout the book—at times even smothering. You can feel her pain in trying to protect you. What is that like in hindsight?
There were moments where it was way too much—but I wouldn't say smothering. For her it was very difficult. That was the only way she knew how to deal with it. It was nice to have support, but I didn't need those 10 phone calls a day. It was a little frustrating but it was hard to find a balance. I needed her at the same time. She was sick with it too, sick with fear and worry. She was worried about losing someone again. [Cinda lost her brother to suicide during her childhood]. I'm 26 now, and we're still making sure that she feels like I'm safe.
It was really hard to read how difficult it was for your parents to navigate the mental health care system—even though they are entrenched in it professionally.
Personally, I experienced difficulty with insurance companies. I was dealing with a serious eating disorder a year ago, but they told me I could see a nutritionist three times in a lifetime. We went through three separate rejections, and finally went to the HR office at Seattle U where my insurance was. And now watching a close friend of mine living with mental illness go through it without insurance…it's very painful. Trying to find him help is hard. He's worked with me because I've been through it, but he doesn't have the options I have, he can't afford it. For example, he can only see a counselor once a month. There are not a lot of services for people who have some money, it's really hard for people with no money and there are not enough hospital beds. You know though, it shouldn't be a matter of beds. We should help before that. It should be a community effort. I think that finding that support in the community needs to be strengthened.
How did you find NAMI?
When I was searching the web for everything I could about bipolar, it was really hard for me to know what sites I could trust because there are so many out there. NAMI to me was a "real" website; something that I could actually believe in, something that I could read about my illness and believe that you knew what you were talking about. Eventually I started to do more—I did a NAMIWalk and realized what a great community it was. I did a keynote speech for NAMI Washington, met some grassroots leaders and learned more about the amazing programs you have. My mom and I are constantly referring people to NAMI. There is nothing else like it…the programs and support groups. If you're struggling and you need someone, you can immediately go to NAMI. And I'm really excited about StrengthofUs.org.
How are you coping today?
I still have a lot of fear about suicide, I feel like I might have trauma from the experience. I fear it coming back so much. I start to get anxious about it. In the book, there's a part where I say I could feel it coming. Sometimes I think I have that feeling again and I spiral into anxiety. But I have resources and skills now that I didn't have then. I have a support network that knows what's going on. When I think about it logically, I don't think I'd become suicidal again. I'd get help sooner, know how to deal with it much better.
Linea Johnson recently graduated from Seattle University with B.A. in English and Creative Writing. Prior to transferring to SU, she completed three years at Columbia University, Chicago, in the musical performance program. Linea is recently worked as an intern at the World Health Organization in the Mental Health department in Geneva, Switzerland. She is a national speaker and writer, advocating for understanding and support for people with mental illness and the elimination of stigma. She is a keynote speaker at this NAMI's 2012 National Convention in Seattle on June 27. Read more at Linea's blog, The Bunny Years.


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|Time-Resolved Study of Bonding in Liquid Carbon
We are accustomed to observing carbon in its elemental form as a solid, ranging from the soft "lead" in pencils to the precious gemstone in diamond rings. While considerable attention has been focused on solid forms of carbon, the properties of liquid carbon are much more difficult to measure accurately. The very strong bonding between carbon atoms that gives diamonds their hardness also makes carbon very difficult to melt, requiring temperatures above 5000 K at pressures above 100 bar. Maintaining such conditions in a laboratory is a challenge that has hampered efforts to fully understand the chemical bonding properties of this biologically, industrially, and environmentally important element. At the ALS, researchers have found a way to rapidly heat a carbon sample and contain the resulting liquid long enough to perform picosecond time-resolved x-ray absorption spectroscopy. The technique provides a way to measure the bonding properties of liquid carbon at near-solid densities that can then be compared with results from molecular dynamics simulations.
Even the most basic properties of liquid carbon have long been debated because of the challenge of studying the material at the required temperatures and pressures. Liquid carbon is volatile and thus inherently transient in an unconstrained environment. Most experiments involve the rapid melting of a solid sample, followed by observation of the liquid in the short time before it expands and vaporizes. The transient nature of these experiments limits the methods that can be used to probe the liquid properties, with inconsistent results. For example, although the most recent and reliable measurements show that liquid carbon is metallic, reported conductivity values vary by more than an order of magnitude. This may be due to a strong dependence of the liquid properties on temperature and density, but so far no one experiment has demonstrated such a relationship. In addition to experiments, first-principles molecular dynamics simulations have been used to explore the properties of the liquid as a function of temperature and density. The results suggest that the local bonding structure of the liquid varies continuously from twofold to fourfold coordination as the density increases.
To investigate this intriguing result, the researchers performed ultrafast x-ray absorption spectroscopy at ALS Beamline 5.3.1. Thin (500-Å) foils of solid carbon were rapidly heated by a femtosecond laser pulse and then probed by a broadband soft x-ray pulse. A grating spectrograph then measured the spectrum of the transmitted x rays in the vicinity of the carbon K edge, providing information about the local bonding environment of the carbon atoms. By varying the relative timing of the x-ray and laser pulses, the (nearly instantaneous) melting process and the subsequent expansion dynamics of the liquid could be probed with 70-ps resolution. To delay the expansion and allow accurate measurements, the foil was "tamped" by a thick (3500-Å) LiF coating on both sides. The large optical band gap of LiF makes it essentially transparent to the laser, and the mechanical stiffness of the tamping layers prevents the foil from expanding on a time scale of about 100 ps, allowing observation of the liquid at densities very near that of the initial solid.
By fitting the resulting absorption spectra and comparing them to a reference spectrum of carbon-60, the researchers were able to establish that low-density liquid carbon contains predominantly twofold-coordinated chain structures (sp hybridization). As the density increased to that of solid forms, bond hybridization increased and threefold-coordinated (graphite-like) and fourfold-coordinated (diamond-like) bonds become more prevalent (indicating sp2 and sp3 hybridization, respectively). These observations are consistent with molecular dynamics calculations that rely on a tight-binding model of interatomic bonding. The fits also suggest that the bond length between carbon atoms in the liquid is significantly shorter than those in the solid, an observation also consistent with simulations.
Research conducted by S.L. Johnson (University of California, Berkeley, currently at the Paul Scherrer Institut, Switzerland), P.A. Heimann and O.R. Monteiro (Berkeley Lab), A.G. MacPhee and A.M. Lindenberg (University of California, Berkeley), Z. Chang (Kansas State University), R.W. Lee (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), and R.W. Falcone (University of California, Berkeley, and Berkeley Lab).
Research funding: U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Basic Energy Sciences (BES); U.S. Department of Energy High Energy Density Science Grants Program; and Institute for Laser Science and Applications, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Operation of the ALS is supported by BES.
Publication about this research: S.L. Johnson, P.A. Heimann, A.G. MacPhee, A.M. Lindenberg, O.R. Monteiro, Z. Chang, R.W. Lee, and R.W. Falcone, "Bonding in liquid carbon studied by time-resolved x-ray absorption spectroscopy," Phys. Rev. Lett. 94 057407 (2005).


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As part of Hamilton's commitment to inclusiveness, the president established the Diversity Coordinating Council, which brings together faculty, administrators and students who are engaged in ongoing campus initiatives centered on diversity. The Council provides a forum for collaboration, shares information about events and activities, and assesses the campus climate. Key issues, concerns and ideas are shared with the president's cabinet, which has ultimate responsibility for advancing the College's diversity efforts. Members of the Diversity Coordinating Council are:
Phyllis Breland '80, Director of Opportunity Programs/Director of Opportunity Pathways
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Norman Otto Stockmeyer
Western Michigan University Thomas M. Cooley Law School
March 18, 2011
The Scrivener, p. 4, Winter 2011
Articles published in law reviews and major legal journals are retrievable on line through searchable subscription databases. But articles of general interest in "second tier" legal periodicals would be lost if not for Google-searchable open-access repositories such as the Social Science Research Network (SSRN).
This article describes SSRN's various archiving and research functions. It explains step-by-step how to abstract and upload working papers and published articles. The primary emphasis is on how legal authors can use SSRN as a digital archive of their publications. "Green publishing" - using SSRN's abstracting eJournals to disseminate and self-publish articles in electronic form - is also described. A bibliography of source materials is provided.
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