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There has been a flurry of discussion about gun control and potential bans on semi-automatic weapons since the incident that occurred at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut....
Hi john, not by a long shot. The first four, perhaps five commandments are nothing more than gods ego run amok. Out of 7 plus billion souls on earth, less than 2 b worship or believe in a christian god, meaning many, many more people believe in another diety, or in none at all.. the last two commandments are a judgement call, imho.
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Brev- Be very careful. You are getting very close to what is called the "Ten Commandments". You're right when you say we can pass laws that say it's illegal to do these things, but people are free to make the decision to violate them, knowing that the citizenry have deemed them illegal. Thus laws don't prevent crime, they inform us that it is wrong to break them.
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LaughIn, I agree with your statement in its entirety, valid point.
Would like to thank everyone to that has commented to this point for taking the time to read my letter and share your points of view. I'll definitely consider what you have all said when it comes to reading and developing on opinions on this issue in the future.
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Reeder - b.s. no one is blaming legal gun owners. And for the record when I talk about potential additional bans, that's not what I'm trying to do. This letter was meant to spark conversational debate about possible solutions. I've yet to hear a point..outside of Reeders' that hasn't had some validity to it, even if it was one that didn't agree with my letter.
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Richardson - I respectfully resent that statement. I didn't put any inmates on the street, nor would I consider myself a liberal, fact is, I don't consider myself anything. The closing of psychiatric facilities was a mistake, what they should have done was improve the evaluation process and staff of those facilities.
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Enigma, I do see your general point however, and I don't disagree with it. However, as stated in my previous comment, you're wrong about my motives.
sheets, not sure how to respond to your message, I take it you disagree with my letter, fair enough. As far as it being a slippery slope, perhaps you're right, but the general point of my suggestion was to address mental health associated with gun crimes. Have an alternative idea? I'm all for better ideas.
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" OK, he doesn't want to ban all guns, just the ones he doesn't like. That would be like saying you support the First Amendment, but that we should ban criticism of the President (even Bush)."
Not a bit of that's true. It has nothing to do with what I do or do not like. I have dislike or hatred for guns. I'm talking about banning the guns heavily used by criminals. But I also understand where people are coming from who are advocating to not issue more bans.
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local law enforcement would. I would say this should be a private list because if you make it public, you open the door to individuals being targets of crime because they are 'known unarmed citizens'. As for telling all the readers I don't own a firearm, I'm not afraid of someone targetting me. Just because I don't own a firearm doesn't mean I'm defenseless.
Loyal, my letter was simply meant to spark a reasonable conversation. Which I'm glad to see it seems to have done. I don't mind listening to other peoples' points of view, especially when it's done in a controlled and civil manner.
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"Just how would a metal detector stop an intruder who shoots his way into the building, such as was the alleged case in the Sandy Hook school shooting?" - Twinder
Valid Question. What I'm suggesting are possible precautions, that's all. I understand the difficulties of stopping shooters and I, no more than anyone else, do not have all the answers.
Texas, in regards to your evaluation question. I agree with each of your points. I can't say what would be deterined as pass/fail, because I am not by any stretch of the imagination a licensed Psyhciatrist, I am not the person who should be making that call and yes, there should definitely, imo, be an appeal process. I do 100% agree that it needs more specfics, thank you for your input Texas. I wouldn't have a problem saying 'someone in the home can own a firearm, as long as it's secured', though I do believe there needs to be specific security requirements anyway. As far as who keeps the list, I would think
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Hi johnzook, I used to think the same thing, regarding the concept of legislating morality. But, I am starting to think legislation is a key component in the equation. It's probably safe to say, even in these divisive times, we can all agree murder is immoral behavior. So, in response, we as a society have crafted legislation that makes murder illegal. It may not be enough of a deterrent to eliminate the act of murder but it likely plays a strong preventative role as the consequences for committing murder can be severe and the fact that there consequences is well known. The same is true for rape, robbery and a significant number of other actions that most of society has agreed are unacceptable.
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Wes, how many government employees, police officers, military personnel need mental health evaluations? Should this be a onetime procedure or performed annually? Medication doesn't always help and yearly reviews do not always target these type of potential problems on a paper document.
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You cannot legislate morality. You cannot shut down the black market for guns. You cannot justify law abiding citizens being forced to be evaluated by government doctors to see if they satisfy the criteria of said government. Especially our corrupt government. Who picks the doctors?
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If you want to talk about TRUTHS and FACTS of the CT incident, everyone must have a person on the inside giving them information. The media has reported the same story many different ways. One story says only handguns were used and found in the school, where another story says an 'assault' rifle clone was used.
Perhaps if the media didn't glorify these incidents and plaster the shooters picture non-stop, those that commit such acts won't want to because they won't get their 15 minutes. Unfortunately this would be considered censoring media and then it's a 1st Amendment issue.
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"it's about controlling the adults" enigma. That is: Those of us who go voluntarily. Which is now: More than half (tic). Voluntarily? Means I won't crap in my neighbors drinking water: That is, I don't need law to tell me such.
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Chuck,"it is the lack of money to enforce gun laws,"
Then why pass more gun laws, if they will not be enforced? The problem isn't that there isn't enough money. The Federal government spends three trillion dollars a year. The problem is how they spend it. We pay people not to work, we invest in private companies that go bankrupt. We regulate every aspect of life. The money is spent on controlling us rather than protecting us. Even Joe Biden claims that we can't prosecute people who lie on background check forms, but they want more background checks. If they're not going to actually do the check, what's the point? This whole thing is a lie. It's not about protecting the children, it's about controlling the adults.
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CMReeder-"Well Mike how about stating the truth then."
What a moron. Chuck you wouldn't know truth if it grabbed you by the nads.
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Well Mike how about stating the truth then.
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Individuals have the right to own weapons and the responsibility for how they are used, stored and who has access to them rests with the owner.
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Please define what an 'assault weapon' is then, Mr. Hughes. I agree with Mike that it is the 'look' of the gun that you cannot stand. I could show you the picture of a child's 22 caliber rifle, commonly referred to as a cricket rifle, that the owner changed the stock and hand grip so that it looks like a military weapon. The man who did it is a local ARMY soldier with five tours overseas defending all of us. His weapon is not an assault weapon any more than the AR-15 that I own is.
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CHayes-"It's just incredible. Mike repeating this statement over and over again, somehow reminds me of a slimy lawyer defending a pedophile."
Not surprising that the truth bothers you and you don't want to hear it repeated.
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" Is it true you can attend a gun show carrying a loaded weapon?"
Apparently so Chuck because 5 people were shot at gun shows yesterday.
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" The weapons you are referring to are NOT assault weapons."
It's just incredible. Mike repeating this statement over and over again, somehow reminds me of a slimy lawyer defending a pedophile.
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Is it true you can attend a gun show carrying a loaded weapon?
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"If you had control and could do whatever you thought was necessary, what would that be? What actions would you take to improve the safety of the nation?"
People already have control Mr. Hickok the problem is they abuse it and terrorize others . When does safety over shadow freedom? How much freedom do I have to give up so you can feel safe?
Metal detectors fail, security guards are found not to be all that diligent. Guns fire accidentally because of owners not thinking. That happen recently at three separate gun shows.
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"Is it truly fair to blame all legal owners of firearms for individuals with mental health issues taking a firearm into school and injuring or killing someone?"
First off no one is blaming them. It is the proliferation of weapons in the US, it is the easy selling of weapons, it is the lack of money to enforce gun laws, it is the lack of respect for government that is to blame.
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Thursday night's match turned out to be a real battle. I started the match well. I felt confident and ready to cause a big upset. Again, I was fortunate to be in good serving form. The match went on serve until 4-4. I had been holding fairly easily and had created a couple of good chances to break. I held at love at 4-3 and knew that this was the moment to step up. I made a few deep returns and really put pressure on his backhand, coming into the net a few times and finishing the points with a volley, something I've always liked to do. These tactics worked and I had the break. I held to close out the set 6-4.
Winning the first set in such simple fashion took me by surprise and I started the second a little off my game. I sprayed a few balls in the opening game but then managed to regain my composure and hold in the second game of the set. The second set turned out to be a very frustrating one for me. I continued to hold serve easily and created many opportunities to break. I started every one of his service games up 0-30 but then I would miss a few returns, he would hit a few good serves and the game would be over. However, I tried to stick to my game plan and felt that a break was just around the corner. We went back and forth and finally at 5-5 I had 3 break points, and I thought it was my moment. Unfortunately he played a few good points, I got a little tentative and again he escaped with a hold. At 6-5 I suddenly felt the pressure. I hadn't lost my serve in two days but all of a sudden I was a bit tight. I started the game with a double fault, which was not good. I managed to pick myself up and get the game back to deuce. Unfortunately, playing a no-ad scoring format meant that I had a point to take it a tiebreak and he had a point for the set. I hit a good kick serve right into his body, he tried to run around it and hit it up the line, but he completely miss-hit it and hit a frame winner inside out. I was not happy but I knew it was my mental lapse that had put me in that position in the first place.
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Dr. Lambalot: Our primary factor for client selection is process fit. We work closely with the client during the request for proposal (RFP) stage to understand the specific needs of their process and confirm for ourselves and them that their process is a good match for our facility and core competencies. In some cases we have gone as far as to make capital investments to ensure proper fit, though those investments always need to be commensurate with the scope and risk of the program.
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Mr. Downey: Honesty is the key factor.By this I mean "can the CMO truly meet the time line and capacity requirement of the client?" In an effort to continually generate new business many CMOs will make promises that they cannot keep. However, experience has taught us that one should be as candid and open with clients as possible. Determine realistic expectations and then manage those expectations accordingly. If something cannot be done, do not be afraid to state this, even if it means the client goes elsewhere.
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Then we will prepare a tailored solution proposal to the customer's project requirements. Due to our global development and manufacturing network with our own facilities in major markets we can serve a broad range of customers from small biotech to Big Pharma. This includes projects of various molecule types, technologies, service packages, and life cycle phases.
Mr. Head: One major factor includes unrealistic time frames, which is a common mistake made by companies looking for a CMO. Another factor is when a client wants to contain costs by performing limited development runs while still expecting successful full-scale manufacturing. A final factor to consider is when a client asks the CMO to resolve the most difficult scientific or technical problems with no planning of their tech transfer package and with expectations set too high.
We have turned a potential client down when we discovered in early discussions that the project was not a fit for our capabilities/expertise.
Mr. Weiler: Each customer relationship starts with a discovery phase that includes looking at the work to be done and if we can accommodate it. Once we verify that we are capable of working with the customer in terms of safety, technical expertise, proper equipment, capacity, etc, we will move forward to define the terms of the partnership. As mentioned before, it is always important to distinguish whether it is a tactical or strategic partnership right up front, which will allow us to fully disclose what we can provide. Really, it all starts with seamless and open communication.
It is rare that we would turn a customer away. We will always do what we can to accommodate a customer, but we must also be sure that the relationship is mutually beneficial. The only case where we would turn a customer away is if they are unable to fulfill their end of the contract, or if we do not have the capacity to meet their needs.
Mr. Podesta: There are many questions we ask as we vet opportunities. Ultimately, we try to define "why" we want this particular client. We look at the financial health of the organization. We also need to determine if their needs align with our capabilities. We then review the program to understand the value proposition. On this point there are three key questions that help us make a decision to take on a particular client: Does this opportunity require a custom solution? What unique value does it provide? Is it functional, cosmetic, or product differentiation? And the last question: what delivery requirement does it resolve—is it ease of use, accuracy, unique delivery method, and/or size?
It is important we understand the "why." We have been involved with opportunities that proved to be costly or resource-intensive based on the customer's needs. However, if there are unique benefits and we understand the value proposition, we are happy to engage as early as possible.
Dr. Lambalot: Perhaps the greatest misconception is that contract manufacturing simply provides access to the physical assets and resources required for the conversion of raw materials to finished product. In reality, successful partnering with a competent and experienced CMO is more about building a mutually beneficial and trusting relationship.
It should be one that provides the client with access to a wealth of process development, technology transfer, manufacturing and regulatory experience that can ensure creation of a successful regulatory filing dossier and the ability to sustain long-term compliant commercial manufacturing. We address this misconception early on in the vetting process by working to convince prospective clients that our experienced staff provides a level of process judgement and regulatory acumen that while not factored into the cost of access can very well be a determining factor in the overall success of their CMO strategy.
Mr. Downey: In my experience there continues to be a misconception that outsourcing is more expensive and it is always cheaper to do things in-house. Clients continue to find it challenging to determine their internal costs whether it be the perception of incurred overheads (labor and facilities) or complex product assembly. Often there is an assumption that client overhead rate is the same for all products irrespective of such complexities. This makes it difficult to perform true side-by-side cost comparisons. The flip side to this is when cost becomes the key driver and quality, flexibility, and CMO management are forgotten about (e.g., off-shoring to an Indian or Chinese CMO). To address this Almac builds "value" into its service offering by integrating development, clinical, and commercial requirements to save time and cost and to mitigate risk.
Dr. Ruchatz We think that the degree and magnitude of benefits a world class CMO can offer is often underestimated. We see this as a misconception because our experts help reduce costs with our services for a client company, both in up-front capital cost and also net expenses. Customers only pay for the services related to their products and not the entire cost of operating a development and manufacturing infrastructure. The high utilization in our multiproduct facilities results in cost-efficient services for our customers.
In a "total cost-to-market" view, we offer highly competitive services along the entire life cycle of a product, which basically allows our customers to avoid significant capital expenses and low running cost for their products.
Furthermore, we as a CMO help to shorten process development time lines. With our broad experience in different molecule types and our platform technologies we increase speed and flexibility to our customers as we help them select the right technology and high-expression system for their project early on. The increased speed to reach first clinical results is crucial for the overall development cost of a project.
Mr. Head: The main misperception is that the CMO can address or "fix" any technical challenges encountered without an interruption in cGMP manufacturing schedule. The CMO needs to work with its clients to educate them in misconceptions such as manufacturing costs, realistic timelines, documentation, and the time involved for process development work so that a CMO is not pushed into GMP manufacture, which results in performing process development work at scale. This will end up hurting the production runs because problems have not been solved.
Mr. Weiler: The greatest misconceptions we see are:
In the past, there were CMOs that negotiated lower prices in exchange for partial ownership of the IP, but that model is going away. Today, CMOs sign full nondisclosure agreements. The customer almost always wants to own the process.
Regarding costs, CMOs are constantly fielding a large amount of hidden costs in technical capital and reinvestment. Even if a customer can do the work for considerably less money, it would be hard for them to compete with the time lines and expertise that a CMO can offer.
SAFC has been building on its CMO approach for over 15 years, and we ensure that our customers own the process. From having a dedicated project manager to support their projects, to having the ability to get weekly reports, there is never a moment where the customer does not have full access to what is happening.
Mr. Podesta: We believe there are two widely held misconceptions. The first is that a company may feel a sense of loss of control. With so much at stake for each program, finding the right partner is difficult. It comes down to trust in the CMO's capabilities. It is an uncomfortable position to place trust in a second or third party with one's creation. Thus, the misconception is that the lack of trust in the contract manufacturer will result in a negative impact to the program.
Another misconception is that CMOs defer to the biotech or pharmaceutical company for direction and support regarding specifications and validation. This can be the case when the customer has a defined approach, depth of talent, and historical reference. They may prefer to dictate the approach and method of validation.
However, we have the capability and bandwidth to develop those processes and protocols in tandem with the customer. This assumes that we fully understand the defined test and functional requirements. This can be sorted out with early and clear communication. It is a function of the partnership, the building of trust, so that we can work through these issues effectively.
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A man washing a truck with water from a hose pipe. Kahramaa yesterday said people washing vehicles with hose pipe can be fined QR1,000.
DOHA: People found washing cars with a hose pipe outside their homes can be fined QR1,000 if they fail to stop the practice after a warning is issued in writing, says a senior official of utility distributor, Kahramaa.
Similarly, if people keep light bulbs or tubes on outside their homes on between 7am and 4pm, a fine of QR500 could be slapped if they continue with the practice following an initial warning.
However, as for washing cars outside homes, water can be used in a bucket. One or two buckets of water can be used, the official said.
Plants can be sprayed with water but if wastage is found, like if someone leaves a tap open near plants, a warning is to be issued. If repeated, the practice attracts a penalty of QR1,000.
Inspectors from Kahramaa's Electricity and Water Consumption Rationalisation Department (known as Tarsheed in Arabic) are on a high alert to help stop wastage of the precious utilities.
The law to rationalise utility consumption was passed in 2008 (Law Number 26 of that year). It made the wastage of utilities punishable by law.
Leaking pipes are given 72 hours for repair, and if the repair doesn't take place within that time limit, a fine is imposed.
The inspectors caught more than 3,000 violations last year and some of them were even referred to the police for legal action after they failed to give any heed to warnings, said the head of the monitoring section of Tarsheed, Mohamed Al Hanzab.
Notices are pasted outside the homes of violators and inspectors visit the place again to check compliance, said Al Hanzab.
"If we find that the practice is not stopped, a fine is slapped on the person. If the wastage continues even after the fine, the matter is referred to the police," he said.
Tens of such violations were forwarded to the police for action last year. Air-conditioners and fluorescent bulbs that are power-efficient, can help one save between 16 and 40 percent of monthly water and electricity bill, Al Hanzab told Al Sharq in an interview published yesterday.
Fluorescent bulbs can actually help save a quarter of a household's electricity bill.
"Similarly, we get water-efficient taps in the local market. If we fit them at home, up to 50 percent of water can be saved and the bill is reduced," he said.
The official said that despite inspections, the wastage of water and electricity was continuing on a large scale. "We need to crackdown on violators and stop the wastage."
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Stamps of India – Srinivasa Ramanujan – By India Post
Srinivasa Ramanujan was a mathematician par excellence. He is widely believed to be the greatest mathematician of the 20th Century. Srinivasa Ramanujan made significant contribution to the analytical theory of numbers and worked on elliptic functions, continued fractions, and infinite series.
Srinivasa Aiyangar Ramanujan was born on December 22, 1887 in Erode, Tamil Nadu. His father worked in Kumbakonam as a clerk in a cloth merchant's shop. At the of five Ramanujan went to primary school in Kumbakonam. In 1898 at age 10, he entered the Town High School in Kumbakonam. At the age of eleven he was lent books on advanced trigonometry written by S. L. Loney by two lodgers at his home who studied at the Government college. He mastered them by the age of thirteen. Ramanujan was a bright student, winning academic prizes in high school.
At age of 16 his life took a decisive turn after he obtained a book titled" A Synopsis of Elementary Results in Pure and Applied Mathematics". The book was simply a compilation of thousands of mathematical results, most set down with little or no indication of proof.
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|EcommerceBytes-NewsFlash, Number 2584 - July 12, 2011 - ISSN 1539-5065 1 of 6
Retailers looking forward to summer vacations now have a new chore to take care of before they start gearing up for back-to-school activities next month. Google announced on Monday additional changes to its Product Search feed requirements that will take effect on September 22, 2011.
Product feeds are important to getting visibility in search-engine shopping results. In the spring, Google had began requiring merchants to include Unique Product Identifiers (UPIs), shipping and tax information in their product feeds. (See, "What You Need to Know about Google Product-Feed Changes" - link to article).
The latest round of changes, announced on Monday, hit apparel sellers particularly hard. Gena Cornett manages a clothing website called ComfortWearables.com. She's concerned about Google's requirement that merchants submit an image for each variation when selling multiple variations of a product, such as a t-shirt in multiple colors.
"On my apparel website, I have many products with multiple size/color variations. However, I don't have images for each individual color variation. I use stock photos provided by my supplier, which are usually a "catalog photo" of a representative item and "color chips" for the color variations. Reading this makes it look like if I don't have a different photo for each variation, I will not be able to submit the item."
On Google's page describing Products Feed Specifications under Basic Product Information: Image Link, Google states, "If you're selling multiple variations of a product (such as a t-shirt in multiple colors), you must give an image of the correct variation (except for variations of sizes). If you do not have the correct image for the variation of the product, you may not submit the item."
The page also warns merchants about the new changes and links to a summary of the Summer 2011 changes and how those changes might affect merchants.
Cornett said she was also confused about another change in requirements to variations and is concerned she may have to create separate product pages for each color/size variation. "If I do have to create separate product pages, it is going to require a huge time commitment to get it done."
Cornett is a one-woman operation and sells on multiple websites and marketplaces, and said it will take her a lot of time to understand the requirements and then to implement them, during a time she needs to be loading holiday product onto her websites.
"I feel that this change, as well as the earlier changes this year, are primarily to benefit the large merchants that have the resources and staff to devote to making these changes," she said. "It is becoming increasingly hard for the small "mom and pop" merchant to have the time and resources to keep up with these changes, on top of sourcing and selling product, customer service, SEO, and all the changes required by marketplaces such as eBay."
Google summed up the Summer 2011 changes as follows:
Google said its goal in making the changes was for shoppers to quickly and easily find the information they need on Google Product Search and to in turn send more shoppers to merchants.
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Jatukham Rammathep amulets, which are believed to have magical powers and cost up to Bt600,000 apiece, can only be made with the permission of the southern province's Wat Phra Mahathat Woramahawiharn.
The Supreme Patriarch has provided materials to produce amulets to all temples and individuals that request them but will now stop doing so, the office of his secretary announced yesterday. It did not say why.
However, a source said the announcement was made after revered monk Luang Ta Bua of Wat Pa Ban Tad blessed the Supreme Patriarch to mark his 18th anniversary as head of the country's Buddhists, at Chulalongkorn Hospital yesterday.
Interest in the amulets began in the middle of last year and hit fever pitch this year. Earlier this month a woman was crushed to death when thousands of people rushed into a school in Nakhon Si Thammarat to buy coupons they could exchange for the amulets.
The amulets have become the main target of thieves in Nakhon Si Thammarat, said Colonel Yanaphat Norasing, superintendent of the police in the province's Muang district.
Amulet robberies occur daily, local residents say. Yesterday, 30 amulets worth Bt15,000 were stolen from the residence of Phra Palad Nikom Kamalo, abbot of Wat Nam Song in Muang district.
Recently, a thief broke through the ceiling of an amulet stall in the province and made off with more than Bt200,000 worth of Jatukham Ramathep amulets.
Monks from the province welcomed the Supreme Patriarch's announcement. They said they were concerned the materials he provided were being used to boost the prices of the amulets.
As demand for the amulets sparked surging prices, many Buddhists became concerned that Buddhism was being turned into a commodity. The Supreme Patriarch's announcement was welcomed as it would protect him from being sullied by those seeking to trade on his position for financial gain, said a monk involved in the incantation rites for Jatukham Rammathep amulets.
"Some amulet sellers used photos of the Supreme Patriarch giving them materials [for amulets] to boost sales," he said.
Incantation rites for the amulets can only be performed at Wat Phra Mahathat Woramahawiharn. Its abbot has said incantations for more than 30 editions of the amulets have been performed at the temple so far this year. Amulet makers from across the country have set up shop at the temple.
Although welcome, the Supreme patriarch's announcement would not lessen demand for Jatukham Rammathep amulets, a monk said.
Amulet makers have been competing to come up with new and strange materials, he said.
On Saturday night, thousands of people gathered at Wat Muang Talord and Wat Ta Chang because they heard rumours that the temples were being used to store the popular Ngern Lai Ma edition of the amulets.


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How to Respond to Our All-American Muslim Neighbors
Lowe's national retail chain, following a conservative Christian group's call for businesses to boycott advertising on a new TLC reality show about Muslims, pulled its advertisements from All-American Muslim. The Florida Family Association (FFA) claims the series, which follows five families in and around Dearborn, Michigan, is nothing more than propaganda masking a radical Islamic agenda. Though the FFA suggests over 60 other advertisers have also pulled their ad dollars, these reports have not yet been confirmed. In any case, Lowe's has borne the brunt of media criticism for pulling their ads from the show.
The FFA's odd beef with All-American Muslim is that the Muslims being featured are not radical enough. One is a high-school football coach. One is expecting her first child. Another goes shopping for the traditional hijab after abandoning it following September 11. With the exception of shopping list items, these folks feel pretty similar to most middle-class Americans. But not according to FFA, which says "the show profiles only Muslims that appear to be ordinary folks while excluding many Islamic believers whose agenda poses a clear and present danger to the liberties and traditional values that the majority of Americans cherish."
FFA's twisty logic is subtle, so don't miss it. By using the phrase "appear to be," FFA is not willing to admit that these Muslim Americans might actually be ordinary folks. Rather, to support the imaginary agenda—and to promote their own—the organization maintains the story that somehow, TLC producers are tricking us by presenting those who "appear" to be ordinary.
The group is right about one thing: Someone is masking reality to promote a radical social agenda. I just don't think it's the families in Michigan. In fact, when I tune in on Sunday night to meet these families from the safety of my living room, I fully expect that the elusive liberties and values cherished by the majority of Americans are also cherished by these American families. We'll see.
Meanwhile, I suspect that FFA founder David Caton won't be tuning in. Recently appearing on ABC News's World News, Caton insisted, "This program creates an image that's harmful, education-wise, to the beliefs, structure and memories of millions of Americans who will look at this and say, 'Well, all Muslims are like that,' when it's not accurate."
If Caton's statement is confusing, you're not alone. As a reality barometer, ask yourself if it would be more or less true to invert Caton's statement, asserting, "This program creates an image that's not harmful, to the beliefs, structure and memories of millions of Americans." Would it more true or less true to say, "Not all Muslims are radical extremists"? Sadly, Caton has distorted truth to suit his group's ends.
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|SRJC to host POWER of the Purse to help students in need
The Santa Rosa Junior College (SRJC) Foundation's Women in Philanthropy invites the public to clean out their closets by bringing any gently used handbags or purses to auction off at their upcoming POWER of the Purse event to help benefit SRJC students in need.
The event will take place in the Bertolini Student Center at the Santa Rosa campus on Thursday, Feb. 6, from 5-7 p.m. The campus is located at 1501 Mendocino Ave.
In addition to the silent auction, POWER of the Purse will also entail an evening of hors d'oeuvres, cocktails and a special guest presentation from Rotary International leader Maureen Merrill.
Merrill, a supporter of the SRJC Foundation, works to inspire current and future leaders through her work in communications consulting and longtime volunteer roles in civic and service organizations.
POWER of the Purse recognizes the influential force of women philanthropists who give, advocate and volunteer to impact the lives of others.
Therefore, SRJC's Women in Philanthropy is currently requesting donations of any gently used, high quality purses to auction off for POWER of the Purse.
Contact Sarah Laggos to arrange a purse pick-up, or simply drop off your purse in the foundation offices located at 1990 Armory Dr. at the Santa Rosa campus. Donations are tax deductible.
Tickets for POWER of the Purse will be $40 and are available to purchase online at www.santarosa.edu/foundation.


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Bienvenido a Jaime En Sociales
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1st A & B (Bilingual) – Social Sciences
1º C, D, E & F – Ciencias Sociales
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Why do you say Ok…?
why do you laugh
Jaime, in the small shit you gave us for the presentations of Monday it says that we had to talk about the presentation, make a summary, write questions… but we had two presentations about two different things. Do we have to talk about the two presentations??
Ok thanks🙂
Thank You Jaime for putting me that note in the "Social Science Task" of Mithology and Rome. I have a Very Good that is an 8 no? How much part of the notes of Social Science counts for the term?
hola jaime lo que te decía en clase del dinosaurio :http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quetzalcoatlus
Oye chicos al mapa le faltan cosas
Hi Jaime, I can't find the videos. Thanks!
Hi jaime I hope you are feeling better!,,
Hello Jaime I have the blog
I hope you are well
Hi Jaime , how are you?
Yesterday mister Alfonso told us that you have an sprain.
I hope that after the 5 days whithout high school you Will be ok.
I hope you are better!
Jaime the exam would be on the 9th may.?
I ask you because you have a sprain ,if you don't teach us,how do I study?
Hello Jaime, how are you? I hope you are well
I also wanted to ask you about the exam, is it going to be on the 9th of May?
Get better soon!!
jaime have you decide if the exam would be on the 9th may or not?
Hi teacher , I hope you are feeling better. As you know, some parts of lesson 10 (from page 170) didn't give at class. I would like to to known if these parts are going to be at exams or not
Hi, Mr Alonso.
How are you? I'm verry sorry about your sprain!😦 I wish you recover soon. So, when will be the exam, if we do not have it the 9th? Is to know it in advance for me not to surprise……
Best wishes & recuperate soon!🙂
Hello Jaime, who are you?
Jaime, how are you? We all miss you a lot! When are you going to came again to the high school? I hope you recover.🙂
Hello Jaime,
I have just read the last comments and I'd like to tell you that I'm very sorry that you are not comming again. I hope you recover.
Hi jaime,I have read your last comments and I very sad because you might don't teach us this year,I also hope there would be a miracle for you to recoverr.anyway I hope you are better🙂
Hi Jaime, I have been reading the comments in the blog,and I´m very worried because you are not coming again, I agree with Paula,hope there is a miracle and you come again!!I hope you recover soon!!!😀
Hello, Jaime. I hope you are better. I have one question;
When it is going to be the exam? Sorry because of the question, because I think that many people asked you, but I am making a mess. Thanks, and recover soon! :d
heey jaime recuperate pronto y espero que nos vuelvas a dar clasee jejej un abrazao maquina!
Jaime how are you? can tomorrow the sustitute give us the exam? Is that I was revising and I prefer if s/he explain us what we haven't read in class about Greece, can s/he?
Jaime, How are you going? I hope you came tu see as!!!🙂
jaime I e-mail you the economy and society in egypt. you got it?
i hope you are better
Jaime, soy Diego Galindo, se que a las alturas que estamos, es un poco tarde, pero me podrias decir como se les llaman a las formas de las pirámides de población, gracias🙂
Y es que cuando estaba Agustin no me enteraba muy bien de las cosas, por su forma de escribir😦
Hi I dont find were is the 2013-2014 and when i write the new blog is puts me that its dosent exist
what can i do?
Hola Jaime: soy Elia
no puedo encontrar la hoja que teniamos que imprimir para el viernes.
donde tengo que buscar?


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Germany's WWII offensive against Russia, 70 years later: Interview with Wolfram WetteHistorians in the News
June 22 marks the 70th anniversary of the start of Germany's offensive against the Soviet Union in World War II. To examine the historical significance of this, Deutsche Welle spoke with Wolfram Wette, a professor of history at the University of Freiburg.
DW: What was the objective of the military offensive "Operation Barbarossa," which began on June 22, 1941?
Wolfram Wette: The objective was to conquer the Soviet Union, to decimate its population, to exploit the land - in order to colonize the country with Germans in the distant future. So it was a war for the capture of "Lebensraum," or "living space," in the East. They wanted to colonize the Soviet Union up to the Ural Mountains in order to create an self-sufficient, strongly protected Greater German Reich from the Atlantic to the Urals.
Was it then a racially motivated campaign of annihilation?
This aspect belongs directly to that aim, and is inseparably linked with the war in Russia. Hitler was convinced that Russia was dominated by "Jewish-Bolsheviks." And of course you could conquer this area and be able to use it for German purposes once you eliminate this establishment. The plans were made based on a speech by Hitler on March 30, 1941, given before 250 generals commanding the Eastern Army.
There he said very clearly that it was a war of annihilation in which no prisoners would be taken. Hitler said the Red Army soldier should not be considered a comrade protected by the rules of war. In practice, this meant that of the 5.7 million captured Red Army soldiers, more than 3 million perished in German camps....
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Category: Culture | Posted on Mon, December, 9th 2013 by THCFinder
Not everyone has a dispensary in their city... Or anywhere near them for that matter. So these stoners have to resort to other ways of getting their bud and most of the times, that's a street dealer. While there may be some people who enjoy getting their weed from a street dealer, the cons definitely outweigh the pros. There are hundreds of jokes about the unreliability of the street dealer, from the time they get you the weed to the strain name. And of course, everything in between.
The male marijuana street dealer always seems to have a problem with time. He says he's ten minutes from your place, when in reality, he's sitting in the drive through at McDonald's. These dudes can also be extremely awkward to be around, depending on their level of arrogance. For some reason, the male street dealer always seems to think that they're a bigger deal than Pablo Escobar. This effects the way that they treat their customers, sometimes being far more rude than necessary. It's also odd when he pulls up to your chosen meeting place with other people in the car that you don't know. Not only are you being forced to buy bud illegally, you're doing in front of who knows who. The last worst part of the male dealer is if you happen to be female. Occasionally, if a girl is forced to buy from an unfamiliar guy, there may be other consequences. I bought weed from this 19 year old kid once because I was incredibly desperate and he called me for weeks afterwards, to the point where I thought I would have to change my number. Dealer turned stalker!
The female street dealer can be a huge pain. If you've ever gotten a bag of weed from a chick and tried to smoke it, only to find out that it tastes like Abercrombie perfume is a huge letdown. Unfortunately, this happens far too often. If not caught in time, the perfume can permeate the entire bag of weed, rendering the bud awful tasting and basically useless. Another issue with the female street dealer is the fact that they tend to chat a lot, meaning that buying weed becomes an hour long endeavor, possibly even longer! Although, there are plenty of people who enjoy buying weed from a cute girl, so I suppose that most could probably tolerate the perfume and the talking. Female dealers also tend to be a lot more harsh than males, especially when it comes to exact weight and fronting. A girl has to protect her business by being smart, especially when the cannabis game is so primarily populated by males.
Buying weed should be an easy process, much like buying cigarettes. If stoners could just walk in to a gas station and buy a pack of joints, life would be far more simple. Instead, those that are still in illegal states have no choice but to deal with the street dealers. Even though there are plenty of issues when buying weed this way, stoners want to smoke as much as fish want to swim. Whether you're buying from a dispensary or from someone on the street, happy smoking!
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Category: Nugs | Posted on Mon, December, 9th 2013 by THCFinder
More Smokers Leading To Less Failed Drug Tests?
Category: Culture | Posted on Mon, December, 9th 2013 by THCFinder
Employee drug testing is a huge issue in the cannabis community right now. Since the laws are changing, it's hard to imagine employers still trying to test for THC, especially in a legal or medical state. If the law and your doctor say you can smoke, but you can't get a job because the hiring party tests for THC? Smokers don't even get a chance to prove their worth. They're eliminated as soon as they fail the test. But oddly enough, as more people start to smoke pot and be open about their choice to do so, the rate of failed drug tests is falling.
The American medical testing company, Quest Diagnostics, analyzed the results of drug testing only to discover that those testing positive for marijuana has fallen under 2%. This study was based on millions of drug tests, submitted to the company by employers. Results show a steady decline in positive marijuana test results over the past ten years. Granted, the rate was at 3% in 2002, it's strange that there would be a decrease... Or stoners have just outsmarted the test. Considering that there are so many people smoking these days, I'd say that we've outsmarted employers for sure.
Declining positive test results is happening for a few reasons. One would be the fact that most people are aware of what companies and jobs call for the pre employment drug test. If the smoker is aware that the test is coming, they can refrain from smoking. This method isn't always the most assuring, since THC can sit in fat cells for months. While some continuous smokers can manage to pass a drug test within two weeks of stopping their smoking, not everyone is as lucky and some people fail months down the road.
There's also the ways that stoners have thought of to pass a drug test. This include using synthetic urine, detox drinks, and a non-smokers urine. These methods are the most reliable, with the exception of the detox drinks. Faking it is probably the best method that stoners have come up with in order to pass the tests. With so many easy ways advertised to help you pass, more smokers are resorting to this way of passing than any other.
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Category: Concentrates | Posted on Sat, December, 7th 2013 by THCFinder
Animals & Cannabis
Category: Culture | Posted on Sat, December, 7th 2013 by THCFinder
The only thing that stoners value more than cannabis are their animal companions. Getting stoned and playing with a cat or dog can be a lot of fun. They love you unconditionally and you love them back, without ever worrying that they'll stab you in the back or spread rumors. As long as you give them a steady supply of kibbles, a pet will be your best friend. Unfortunately, our pets don't live as long as we do and it can be extremely hard to say goodbye, especially if the pet is in pain and suffering. Seeing as how almost every creature alive has THC receptors in their brain, is it okay to give sick pets cannabis?
Some people are strongly against giving their pet cannabis. Probably because all that they've experienced is their dog eating their carelessly left out plate of special brownies. Dogs shouldn't eat chocolate in the first place, especially brownies dosed with an amount meant for humans. Allowing an animal to eat our edibles isn't okay and should be avoided. Don't leave brownies or medicate treats out where a pet could reach them. Another don't when it comes to pets and cannabis, avoid blowing smoke at a pet. Their heightened senses are very sensitive to cannabis (or any) smoke and blowing it right at them can be harmful.
However, in the right amount and the proper form, cannabis can transform a sick animal in to a happier one, even if the poor pet is getting up there in age. There is even evidence that cannabis was used by the Ancient Greeks to treat horses with wounds. The cannabis was mixed with other herbs and applied to the injury. The paste assisted with inflammation and pain. This substance is still sold today, under the name Lame Away, which is made with the non-psychoactive THC-A ingredient so it won't get the animal high. Not only does Lame Away carry the poultice, they also produce a salve and an internal tincture as well.
There are multiple accounts of pet owners who have animals that get diagnosed with cancer or other life threatening illnesses in which the animal begins to deteriorate, much like a sick human. They lose their love for life and no longer play. They don't eat the same and have trouble sleeping. While cannabis isn't going to prolong the life of your pet (well it may, but not forever), it will allow your animal to enjoy themselves. The reports claim that pets that are given a cannabis treatment have a newfound energy and playfulness. We understand that as humans, we will outlive our pets. As their owners, we should make them feel as good as possible in their final days.
Category: Fun | Posted on Sat, December, 7th 2013 by THCFinder
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Review: Aveda Damage Remedy shampoo and conditioner
Before I get into the real meat of this review – come on, this is a fashion blog reviewing high-end hair products, so you can pretty much guarantee it's going to be meaty - I'd like to say that I understand …
Before I get into the real meat of this review – come on, this is a fashion blog reviewing high-end hair products, so you can pretty much guarantee it's going to be meaty - I'd like to say that I understand that €29.50 each for a shampoo and conditioner is something approaching vulgarity. Okay, I'll admit it: it's pretty damn vulgar. I just wanted to get that out there before getting into it: I didn't love Aveda's Damage Remedy shampoo, nor did I love its Damage Remedy conditioner. But even if I did, I doubt I'd be shelling out another €60 to replenish 'em.
When I bought these, I was having one of those "my hair can do nothing right" moments. I was also, apparently, having one of those "this money is burning a hole in my bank account" moments, so you can guarantee it was at the end of the month. Those two things are unrelated, but perhaps relevant – impulse purchasing is, after all, what I do best. I asked the lady at the Aveda counter (I had tried their curl-specific products before, and liked them, so decided I'd give them another go) what she would recommend for slightly damaged, coloured hair. I didn't want to cut it, I said (I went six months of the year without getting a haircut, more on which later on in the week), but I wanted something that would restore its health and add volume without "smoothing" my curls. Very smooth curly-curls, you see, are Irish-dancing curls. And no one over the age of 12 wants Irish-dancing curls. She recommended Damage Remedy, and so, here we are.
What are my niggles? I don't have any, in particular, other than to say that I have noticed very little that's different about my hair since I stopped using Head & Shoulders* (yes, really) and started using these babies. Yes, my hair is now much more expensive, but who notices that except for my accountant? It lathers nicely and it has lasted quite a while (I wash my hair at least every other day, and shampoo twice, condition once), but the conditioner is slightly slippery or oily, and can be difficult to rinse out, which makes showers a bit cumbersome, especially when I've woken up with approximately 20 minutes to get washed, dried, made up and out the door. In short, there is nothing about this product that would justify (a) its extortionate price tag or (b) choosing it above any of the other 10 million products on the market – even if they were all priced equally.
So there. Aveda Damage Remedy = a big, fat meh. And a gaping hole in my wardrobe where this gorgeous dress could be, perfect for my upcoming two-week holiday to Nice. (Any advice, by the way? Restaurants to try, places to see? Let me know!)
* I love Head & Shoulders, and will promptly be returning to it once my Aveda stock runs out. You can buy it in the supermarket, it's cheap as chips and it leaves my hair feeling and looking great. It's not wonderful for colour maintenance, F yer I, so don't expect to use it and keep your radiant reds.


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($60; includes 3% viognier) Inky ruby. Precise red and dark berry aromas are complicated by violet, five-spice powder, smoked meat and minerals. Strikingly lithe and precise, with deep but vibrant raspberry, blueberry and Asian spice flavors. Silky tannins give the wine shape and carry through the long, sappy finish. Wonderfully suave syrah, clocking in at a moderate 13.5% alcohol.


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Book: Come Back Moon
Kirkus Reviews (Print) September 15, 2013, Sunday
Poet and Newbery Honoree Kherdian (The Road from Home: The Story of an Armenian Girl, 1979) teams again with his wife, distinguished two-time Caldecott-winning illustrator and author Hogrogian, for this gentle animal fable (Lullaby for Emily, 1995, etc.). "Bear couldn't sleep and blamed the light of the moon."
He steals it and stuffs it into his pillowcase. Other animals--Fox, Skunk, Opossum and Raccoon--miss the moon and speculate as to its whereabouts. Crow says to Fox, "You're the clever one. Where did it go?" Fox suggests asking wise Owl. Hogrogian's soft, muted watercolors, further grayed by pencil, depict the parade of woodland creatures en route to Owl's perch, trailing behind Fox's white-tipped tail. When Owl fingers Bear, Fox and Crow hatch a plan. Crow tells Bear a slumber-inducing story, then he and Fox snatch the pillowcase and release the moon. The happy ending reveals the animals dancing by moonlight while Bear sleeps contentedly on. Within plainspoken text and dialogue, Kherdian weaves a folkloric motif--the moon's theft and restoration--with child-resonant tropes: mistaken judgment, compelling curiosity and cooperation to right wrongs. Hogrogian subtly characterizes the animals' emotions and responses without anthropomorphizing them unduly. The keen tilt of Fox's head indicates acute observation, while Bear's heavy-lidded eyes and relaxed pose telegraph imminent napping. (Incidentally, only Bear's gender is conveyed, permitting diverse interpretations for the other creatures.) Charming. (Picture book. 3-7)
Publication Date: 2013-10-15 Publisher: Beach Lane/Simon & Schuster Stage: Children's ISBN: 978-1-4424-5887-1 Price: $16.99 Author: Kherdian, David
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Critics' Forum
The Lost Generation: The Poetry of David Kherdian
By Hovig Tchalian
The Armenian-American poet, novelist and essayist David Kherdian, has been writing for decades. His new book of poems, entitled Letters to My Father (2005), represents his latest effort.
Kherdian is unusual in this regard, both for having been so long in a profession not known for supporting its own, as well as for producing any new English-language poetry in the Armenian Diaspora in recent years at all.
At his best, Kherdian writes a melancholy and sometimes nostalgic poetry that expresses simple ideas with a straightforward style and tone. The very first poem in this newest collection exhibits this kind of understated elegance. Kherdian (who, for the sake of simplicity, we will assume is the speaker throughout) recounts a wartime story his father has told him:
- They are in the river
- he and his buddy
- swimming with two
- loaves of bread
- in upraised hands
- trying to keep them dry.
The poet's compact, terse style lends itself well to the sense that is being portrayed—of a symbolic moment both sad and strange, in which two soldiers carry the source of their livelihood precariously over their heads while wading in the river. (How similar—and yet how different—the scene would have been if the two men were poor African villagers carrying a basket of wheat across the river, one they had crossed a thousand times in familiar surroundings, instead of in a strange and unfamiliar place.)
The poem (and the collection as a whole) conveys well that sense of distance and longing so much a part of the experience of the soldier and the immigrant both. The simplicity of the language thus carries most of the emotional and experiential weight. And when the language slips, it tips the balance back all the more toward the banal and sentimental, as with the words that immediately precede the ones quoted above:
- He is telling the tale
- to me, his son
- who wonders too
- where he belongs.
What lifts the poem, almost despite itself, above the level of banality is the central image of those earlier lines, the water carried by the force of the river the men are crossing, once again mediated by the father:
- He does not
- explain
- he does not finish
- the story
- but looks at me
- in wonder
- and I no longer see
- what he sees
- moving water grown still
- under moonlight
The poem ends fittingly, with the river's rushing waters now stilled and the poet's father refusing to explain or continue to tell the story, with the lines themselves trailing off the page into the present moment. (The poet has intentionally left out the final period.)
The strange simplicity of these final lines conveys the sense of unfamiliarity and distance expressed far less adroitly in the speaker's earlier lines, as he wondered "too where he belongs…" The moment speaks for itself, with both father and son estranged from themselves and each other, lost in generational and personal stories neither can fully convey.
The image of water makes several more appearances in the collection, in almost every case adding depth and dimension to what would otherwise have been a perhaps too ordinary collection of poems, ironically a too personal account of a relationship between father and son. In a later poem (Nine), the speaker watches his father swimming in the ocean:
- I stood on the beach with
- mother—or alone—
- and watched you, strangely suited,
- making even the water you stood in
- seem foreign, forlorn.
The generational distance between father and son is amplified by the image, once again, of standing water, now the ocean that separates the continent the father inhabits from the one he left years earlier.
In another poem still (Forty-Three), the son wonders whether his father has walked across a bridge the son always crosses, with the emptiness between it and the water suggesting a past now lost:
- . . . Your past
- life, my life ungained as yet.
- My life, your nightmare,
- and the shadows that moved
- in the mesh between.
While as a whole, Letters to My Father too often crosses the fine line between style and sentiment, it is in moments like these that it finds its voice and speaks it honestly and without pretense. The collection is not Kherdian's best work. But it represents the latest episode in a long and successful career whose story other writers and poets would do well to continue.
All Rights Reserved: Critics Forum, 2005
Hovig Tchalian holds a PhD in English literature from UCLA. He has edited several journals and also published articles of his own.
This and all other articles published in this series are available online at http://www.criticsforum.org. To sign up for a weekly electronic version of new articles, go to http://www.criticsforum.org/join . Critics' Forum is a group created to discuss issues relating to Armenian art and culture in the Diaspora.


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The Euro eventually broke above previous peak at 1.3645, on strong rally on Thursday, completing two-week 1.3645/1.3472 consolidative phase. Fresh gains approach psychological 1.3700 barrier and short-term target at 1.3710, 01/02 annual high, regain of which to fully retrace 1.3710/1.2744 corrective phase. Near-term technicals remain positive and favor final push to 1.3710, however, hesitation on approach would be seen on overbought conditions. Break above 1.3710 is expected to open psychological 1.3800 barrier and 1.3832, Fibonacci 38.2% of larger 1.4938/1.2042, 2011 high / 2012 low descend. Previous high at 1.3645 offers initial support, ahead of 1.3600, 38.2% of 1.3472/1.3680 upleg / 4-hour 55DMA. Weekly close above 1.3645 to confirm bullish resumption of larger uptrend from 1.2754, 09/07 low.
Res: 1.3570; 1.3596; 1.3629; 1.3645
Sup: 1.3530; 1.3514; 1.3504; 1.3472
The pair resumed rally from 131.12, 08/10 higher low, after clearing near-term congestion top at 133.85 and cracked psychological 134.00 barrier, 24/09 high / Fibonacci 76.4% of 134.93/131.12 downleg. Positive near-term studies are supportive for final push towards 134.93, 19/09 peak, to complete 134.93/131.12, near-term corrective phase. Immediate support lies at 133.85, ahead of 133.60, 55DMA and higher platform at 133.30, where any stronger dips should be ideally contained. Larger picture bulls remain in play and keep the upside favored.
Res: 134.56; 134.93; 135.00; 135.50
Sup: 133.85; 133.60; 133.30; 133.00
Cable returned to strength and skyrocketed on Thursday, retracing over 76.4% of 1.6259/1.5892 pullback. Break above pivotal 1.6123 barrier, triggered acceleration towards 1.6200 hurdle, confirming near-term base at 1.5900 zone, for eventual push towards key near-term barrier at 1.6259, 01/10 peak. Break here is required to complete corrective phase and spark fresh extension of larger uptrend from 1.4812 annual low, towards short-term targets at 1.6300 and 1.6380, 02/01 yearly high. Near-term technicals are bullish and keep the upside favored, however, overbought conditions may delay rally and allow for corrective action. Immediate supports lay at 1.6140/23, ahead of psychological 1.6100 support and 1.6075, 38.2% of 1.5892/1.6186, reinforced by rising 55DMA.
Res: 1.6186; 1.6200; 1.6259; 1.6300
Sup: 1.6140; 1.6123; 1.6100; 1.6075
The pair came remains pressure, as fresh extension of near-term pullback from 99.00 upside rejection, lost 98.00 handle and cracked the next support at 97.77, Fibonacci 50% of 96.55/98.99 upleg. Negatively aligned near-term studies keep the downside risk in play, as the price trades within near-term consolidative range, with upside being limited by descending 55DMA at 98 zone for now. Further easing would look for 96.48, Fibonacci 61.8% and 97.13/00, 76.4% retracement / round figure. Conversely, sustained break above 98.00 barrier, would avert immediate downside risk, however, regain of minimum 99.35, mid-point of 98.99/0.97.73 slide is required to bring bulls back to play.
Res: 98.14; 98.35; 98.69; 99.00
Sup: 97.73; 97.48; 97.13; 97.00
The pair remains supported and continues to trend higher, as upside acceleration through psychological 0.9600 barrier posted fresh high at 0.9646, en-route towards significant target at 0.9664, 14/06 peak and Fibonacci 61.8% expansion of the third wave from 0.9280 higher low, with psychological 0.9700 hurdle and 0.9714, 50% retracement of larger 1.0581/0.8846 descend, seen in extension. Freshly established bulls after completion of 0.9526/0.9280 corrective phase, favor further recovery that may be delayed in the near-term by overbought 4-hour studies. Initial support lies at 0.9600, ahead of previous peak at 0.9526 and 0.9500, Fibonacci 38.2% of 0.9280/0.9646 rally, reinforced by ascending 55DMA.
Res: 0.9646; 0.9664; 0.9700; 0.9714
Sup: 0.9600; 0.9526; 0.9500; 0.9485
The pair remains entrenched within 1.1300/1.1384 consolidative range, as reversal from 1.1436 high, found support at 1.1300, Fibonacci 61.8% of 1.1207/1.1436 ascend. Immediate risk of re-visiting strong 1.1200 support is now sidelined, however lack of strength, seen on 4-hour studies, would keep 1.1300 support, as long as price holds below the range top. Such scenario would favor further consolidative action, while break above 1.1384/1.1400, is expected to open pivotal barriers at 1.1429/36, 50% retracement of larger 1.1655/1.1203 descend and 10/10 lower top.
Res: 1.1373; 1.1384; 1.1395; 1.1436
Sup: 1.1345; 1.1307; 1.1295; 1.1254
Spot Gold bounced off 1270 higher platform, breaking above consolidation top at 1289 and psychological 1300 barrier, to regain levels above 1321, Fibonacci 38.2% of 1433/1251 descend. With near-term sentiment turning positive, more upside is seen favored in the near-term. However, pause in a rally, ahead of pivotal 1329 barrier and lower platform, could be expected, as lower timeframes technicals are approaching overbought territory. Corrective easing should find ground at 1300 zone, now reverted to support and reinforced by 20/55DMA's bullish crossover, to keep bulls in play for eventual push through 1329, above which to open 1337 and 1351 barriers. Conversely, loss of 1300 handle and previous strong barrier and consolidation top at 1289, would bring bears back in play.
Res: 1324; 1329; 1337/ 1343
Sup: 1313; 1300; 1289; 1274
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The promises in the mayor's heartfelt speech might already look like reality around Antioch, where the faded heart of Centerville has been lifted up by an abundance of new construction.
But amid the impressive expanse of public housing, public facilities, churches, playgrounds, parks, and parking lots along Ferry Avenue east of I-676, what's lacking is . . . commerce.


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adidas Originals' partnership with Jeremy Scott has resulted in some of the funkiest sneakers ever created, but adidas isn't exclusive with Jeremy Scott when it comes to flamboyant and playful style. Their ongoing collection with Star Wars is one prime example of how adidas is open to redefining its classics with an element outside of sneakers, and it does so again with the special Muppets collection. Here's another look at the adidas Superster II 'Kermit The Frog' it features a green, white, and moss green colorway with a special tongue that emulates Kermit's signature frayed collar. CitySole has these in stock right now so take a look below for another peek and let us know what you think.
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The Bruins Season Starts Wednesday And My Pooch Is Prepared With A New Scarf From Apple Harvest Day [PHOTOS][VIDEOS]
Check out the sweet scarf I got for my pooch at Apple Harvest Day. Great timing because the Bruins season starts Wednesday against the Flyers and my dog needed some B's gear. Here is your 2014-2015 Boston Bruins preview.