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Jacob Lacey had fallen so far out of favor that he was inactive for the Indianapolis Colts' eighth game after starting the first seven.
The Colts had decided they would be OK without veteran corner Kelvin Hayden, who was cut before the season in a cash-saving move. Then they cut Justin Tryon after three games.
Lacey's struggles made those decisions look very questionable.
But Lacey has played much better since the team gave him back a big role because of injuries.
Sunday he muscled a pass away from Chris Johnson and took it 32 yards to the end zone for a crucial touchdown in the Colts' win over the Tennessee Titans. He also had 12 tackles and another pass defensed.
"Lacey had an excellent day out there again," coach Jim Caldwell said.
Lacey is a soft-spoken, thoughtful guy who's basically working as the No. 1 corner now with Jerraud Powers and Terrence Johnson on IR. His game really slipped, but a change in coordinator from Larry Coyer to Mike Murphy appears to have helped him rebound.
"Team-wise and personally, being in the position we were in has been tough on us, but we never strayed away from each other or gave up on anybody or anything like that," Lacey said. "It felt good to come out here and show how much we've jelled as a unit.
"I put my nose to the grindstone and I used my time at practice to improve myself going against Pierre Garcon every day, just battling, coming out and trying to work on everything I needed to work on."


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Ph.D Cambridge University, 1987
Leacock Building, Room 718
855 Sherbrooke Street West
Montreal, Quebec, H3A 1X9
Tel.: 514-398-2706
Fax: 514-398-7476
ronald [dot] niezen [at] mcgill [dot] ca (Email)
Curriculum vitae
Office Hours
Tuesdays: 14:00-15:00 or by appointment
Research Interests
Political/legal anthropology, Indigenous peoples and human rights, the social study of new media, History of anthropology/social theory, Social change in Africa
|Canadian Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences, Aid to Scholarly Publications Programme, publication grant.
|Canada Foundation for Innovation, Infrastructure Fund.
|Nominee, Alexander von Humboldt Senior Fellowship, Institute for European Ethnology, Humboldt University, Berlin.
|Research Scholar, Department of History, University of Winnipeg.
|Milton Fund Research Grant, Harvard Medical School.
|Pedagogical Innovation Grant, Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Harvard University.
|Clark Fund Research Grant, Harvard University.
|Milton Fund Small Grant, Harvard Medical School.
|IODE National Chapter of Canada, War Memorial Scholarship.
|Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research, Grant-in-Aid.
|Richards Fund Studentship, Dept. of Social Anthropology, University of Cambridge.
|William Wyse Studentship in Social Anthropology, Trinity College, Cambridge.
|Queen Elizabeth II British Columbia Centennial Scholarship.
|Norman A.M. MacMillan Regional College Scholarship.
PhD. (1987) University of Cambridge.
Diverse Styles of Islamic Reform among the Songhay of Eastern Mali.
Supervisors: Jack Goody (1983-84, until retirement) and Ernest Gellner (1984-87).
M.Phil. (1983) University of Cambridge.
Literacy and Prophetism: A Comparative Study of the Sacred Value of Writing.
Supervisor: Malcom Ruel.
B.A. Honours (1981) University of British Columbia.
Theoretical Considerations of Millenarianism and Totalitarianism.
Supervisor: Kenelm Burridge.
French; German; Spanish (reading); Cree, "N" dialect (elementary speaking and syllabic literacy); Arabic (intro to Modern Standard).
November 2003; April 2004 – June 2004. Institute for European Ethnology, Humboldt University, Berlin. Library-based research on comparative anthropology and pluralism.
December 2000 – June 2001. Institute for Human Rights, Åbo Akademi University. Research on human rights and the rise of indigenous identity, including two brief visits to Sami territory in northern Finland.
July, 1998 - June, 2000. Cross Lake, Manitoba, Canada. Ethnographic research on aboriginal self-government and indigenous activism in a Cree community.
June -July, 1996. Pikangicum, Wunnumin Lake, Moose Factory, Moosonee, Mattagami and Wahgoshig, Ontario, Canada. Research on local perceptions of mental health crises in Cree and Ojibwa communities of the Nishnawbe-Aski Nation.
October, 1995; January, 1995; August-September, 1994; June-August, 1993; July-September, 1992; April, 1992. Abitibi, Québec, Canada. Research on perceptions of healing traditions and medical bureaucracy among the James Bay Cree.
November-December, 1987. Abitibi, Québec, Canada. Research on the activities and needs of the social service branch of the Cree Board of Health and Social Services of James Bay.
June, 1984-April, 1985. Republic of Mali, West Africa. Doctoral dissertation research on Arabic education and Islamic Reform in Songhay Society.
Feb 2008 – present. Professor, Department of Anthropology, McGill University.
May 2005 – Feb. 2008. Associate Professor, Department of Anthropology, McGill University.
Aug 2004 – May 2005. Visiting Professor. Department of Anthropology, Mcgill University.
Nov 2003 – June 2004. Guest Researcher, Institute for European Ethnology, Humboldt University, Berlin, Germany.
Jan 2001 - June 2003 Visiting Senior Researcher, Turku Law School and the Institute for Human Rights, Åbo Akademi University, Turku/Åbo, Finland.
July 1998 - June 2000. Researcher; Health Consultant; Education Consultant, Pimicikamak Cree Nation, Cross Lake, Manitoba.
June – August 1999. Instructor, Brandon University, Inter-Universities North program, Cross Lake, Manitoba.
July 1997 - June 1998. Associate Professor of Anthropology, Harvard University.
July 1994 - June 1997. Associate Professor of Anthropology and of Social Studies, Harvard University.
July 1989 - June 1994 Assistant Professor of Anthropology and of Social Studies, Harvard University.
January 1988 - April 1989. Part-time Lecturer, Concordia University, Montreal, Canada.
October 1987 - March 1988. Research Consultant, Cree Board of Health and Social Services of James Bay.
June 2009 – present. Chair, Department of Anthropology, McGill University.
September 2007 – June 2009. Graduate Program Director, Department of Anthropology, McGill University.
October 2005 – October 2008. Research Ethics Board, McGill University.
September 2006 – Sept 2007. Acting Director, Society for Technology and Development (STANDD), McGill University.
August, 1996 - June, 1998. Social Anthropology Undergraduate Advisor, Harvard University.
July, 1989 - June, 1998. Faculty Board, Committee on Degrees in Social Studies, Harvard University.
July, 1996 - June, 1998. Faculty Advisor, Native American Program, Harvard University.
July, 1996 - June, 1998. Evaluation Task Force, Harvard Project on Schooling and Children.
Massachusetts State Legislature
Harvard Law School Immigration and Refugee Clinic.
Immigration Court, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
United Nations Commission on Human Rights, Working Group on Indigenous Populations, Geneva.
World Health Organization, Geneva
REFEREE FOR (inter alia):
American Ethnologist
Comparative Studies in Society and History
Canadian Journal of Native Studies
Recherches amérindienne au Québec
The Sociological Quarterly
McGill-Queen's University Press
The University of British Columbia Press
The University of California Press
Harvard University Press
Blackwell Publishers
The National Science Foundation
Canada Research Chairs Program
Representative Publications
|In progress
|Truth, Reconciliation, and Testimony: Overcoming the Legacy of Indian Residential Schools in Canada. Under contract with the University of Toronto Press
|Public Justice and the Anthropology of Law. Cambridge University Press. 230 pages.
|The Rediscovered Self: Indigenous Identity and Cultural Justice. Montreal and Kingston: McGill-Queen's University Press. 280 pages.
|Defending the Land; Sovereignty and Forest Life in James Bay Cree Society. Second edition. New York: Prentice Hall. 122 pages.
|A World Beyond Difference: Cultural Identity in the Age of Globalization. Blackwell. 200 pages.
|The Origins of Indigenism: Human Rights and the Politics of Identity. Los Angeles: University of California Press. 272 pages.
|Spirit Wars: Native North American Religions in the Age of Nation Building. Los Angeles: University of California Press. 256 pages.
|Defending the Land; Sovereignty and Forest Life in James Bay Cree Society. Needham Heights, MA: Allyn and Bacon. 148 pages.
Articles and Chapters:
|"Gabriel Tarde's Public." Revue d'Histoire des Sciences Humaines
|"Internet Suicide: Communities of Affirmation and the Lethality of Communication." Transcultural Psychiatry.
|in press
|"The Law's Legal Anthropology" in Human Rights at the Crossroads, edited by Mark Goodale. Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press.
|"Human Rights and Indigenous Religions," in Religion and Human Rights, edited by John Witte and M. Christian Green. Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press
|The Aufklärung's Human Discipline: Comparative Anthropology According to Kant, Herder and W. von Humboldt. Intellectual History Review. (To appear June. 2009).
|"Self-Destruction as a Way of Belonging: Understanding Cluster Suicides among Aboriginal Youth in Canada." In Healing Traditions: The Mental Health of Aboriginal Peoples, edited by Lawrence Kirmayer and Gail Valaskakis. Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press.
|"The Global Indigenous Movement." In Handbook of North American Indians: Indians in Contemporary Society, edited by Garrick Bailey.Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institution.
|"Postcolonialism and the Utopian Imagination." In Postcolonial Theory and the Arab-Israeli Conflict, edited by Philip Salzman and Donna Robinson. New York: Routledge.
|"Aboriginal and Indigenous Peoples, Treatment of." In Encyclopedia of Law and Society, edited by David S. Clark. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.
|"Mali," in The Oxford Encyclopedia of the Modern Islamic World, edited by John Esposito. Second edition (revised). Oxford: Oxford University Press.
|"Revival of Aboriginal culture and practices key to suicide intervention programs" Canadian Psychiatry Aujourd'hui. 3(1): 11,19.
|"The New Politics of Resistance," in The Indigenous Experience: Global Perspectives, edited by Roger Maaka and Chris Andersen. Toronto: Canadian Scholars' Press. Reprinted chapter from The Origins of Indigenism.
|"The Indigenous Claim for Recognition in the International Public Sphere." Florida Journal of International Law. 17(3): 583-601.
|"Digital Identity: The Construction of Virtual Selfhood in the Indigenous Peoples' Movement." Comparative Studies in Society and History. 45 (2): 532-551.
|"Indigenous Peoples in a Global Era." In Globalization and Community: Canadian Perspectives on Diversity and Vitality, edited by J.L. Chodkiewicz and R.E. Wiest. University of Manitoba Anthropology Papers 34, pp. 77-86. Winnipeg, MB: University of Manitoba, Department of Anthropology.
|"Culture and the Judiciary: The Meaning of the Culture Concept as a Source of Aboriginal Rights in Canada." Canadian Journal of Law and Society. 18 (2): 1-26.
|"Recognizing Indigenism: Canadian Unity and the International Movement of Indigenous Peoples". Comparative Studies in Society and History. 40 (1): 119-148.
|"With the Health of a River Goes the Health of a People." Native Americas. Summer. Akwe:kon Press, Cornell University.
|"Treaty Violations and the Hydro-Payment Rebellion of Cross Lake, Manitoba." Cultural Survival Quarterly. Spring: 18-21.
|"Healing and Conversion; Medical Evangelism in James Bay Cree Society." Ethnohistory. 44 (3): 463-491.
|R.W. Niezen and Barbro Bankson. "Women of the Jama'a Ansar al-Sunna; Female Participation in a West African Islamic Reform Movement." Canadian Journal of African Studies. 29 (3): 26-51.
|"Mali," in The Oxford Encyclopedia of the Modern Islamic World., edited by John Esposito. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
|"Power and Dignity; The Social Consequences of Hydro-Electric Development for the James Bay Cree." Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology. 30 (4): 510-529.
|"Telling a Message; Cree Perceptions of Custom and Administration." Canadian Journal of Native Studies. 13 (2): 221-250.
|"Hot Literacy in Cold Societies; A Comparative Study of the Sacred Value of Writing." Comparative Studies in Society and History. 33 (2): 225-254.
|"The Community of Helpers of the Sunna; Islamic Reform among the Songhay of Gao (Mali)." Africa. 60 (3): 399-424
|Stuart Kirsch, Reverse Anthropology: Indigenous Analysis of Social and Environmental Relations in New Guinea. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press. Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute.
|Marcel Fournier. Marcel Mauss: A Biography. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press. American Anthropologist.
|Philip Deloria. Playing Indian. New Haven: Yale University Press. Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute.
|Douglas Foley. The Heartland Chronicles. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press. American Ethnologist.
|Ernest Gellner. Muslim Society. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Journal of Asian and African Studies. 30 (1).
|Elizabeth Grobsmith. Indians in Prison; Incarcerated Native Americans in Nebraska. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press. American Ethnologist. 22 (4): 1058.
|Antonia Mills and Richard Slobodin (eds.). Amerindian Rebirth; Reincarnation Belief among North American Indians and Inuit. Toronto: University of Toronto Press. American Ethnologist. 22 (4): 1058.
|Lee Irwin. The Dream Seekers; Native American Visionary Traditions of the Great Plains. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press. American Ethnologist. 22 (4): 1055.
|Frank Speck. Midwinter Rites of the Cayuga Longhouse. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press. American Ethnologist. 22 (4) 1057.
|Menno Boldt. Surviving as Indians; The Challenge of Self-Government. Toronto: University of Toronto Press. American Ethnologist. 22 (4): 1056.
|Joan Mark. The King of the World in the Land of the Pygmies. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press. Ethnohistory.
|Leonardo Villalon. Islamic Society and State Power in Senegal: Disciples and Citizens in Fatick. Cambridge: University of Cambridge Press. American Ethnologist. 22 (4): 1039.
|Sehepard Krech III. Native Canadian Anthropology and History; A Selected Bibliography. American Ethnologist. 22 (4): 1040.
|David Rich Lewis. Neither Wolf Nor Dog: American Indians, Environment, and Agrarian Change. Oxford: Oxford University Press. American Ethnologist. 22 (4): 1039.
|Thomas A. Hale. Scribe, Griot, and Novelist; Narrative Interpreters of the Songhay Empire. University of Florida Press. Journal of Religion in Africa. 22 (2): 184-186.
|Introduction to the Human Rights Gallery. Peer review report submitted to the Canadian Museum for Human Rights.
|Culture and the Judiciary: The Meaning of the Culture Concept as a Source of Aboriginal Rights in Canada. Report submitted to the Assembly of First Nations and the Grand Council of the Crees.
|Cross Lake Crisis Intervention Program; Proposal for Suicide Prevention and Intervention.
|Working Paper for Nishnawbe-Aski Nation Mental Health Policy Development.
|Healing Narratives of the James Bay Cree. Cree Board of Health and Social Services of James Bay (CBHSSJB).
|Traditional Helping Systems and Social Services among the James Bay Cree. CBHSSJB.
|Ronald Niezen and Richard Saint-Jean. Le Clientèle et les Services Sociaux dans la Région 10-B. CBHSSJB.


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excellent - thoroughly enjoyed this tour - very fun
This was a great pre-cruise excursion. Our luggage was waiting for us on the ship.
Wonderful experience. Tour operators and guides are first rate.
This was a post cruise booking. Wam was awesome and very knowledgeable about the area. Look forward to going back to Vancouver.
Bruce G Australia
Absolutely fabulous tour. It takes in a good selection of things to see and do especially when you have limited time before a cruise like we did. The Capalano suspension bridge and forest walk was the favourite! Our guide was also fabulous and very knowledgeable. I think his name was Wharm?
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We got fabulous sunny day during our tour - we loved it every moment of it - seemed like the time was just flying - we had amazing guide Tim with us - fabulous time in Vancouver!
Everything about the tour and the way in which it was organized were great. I would definitely recommend this tour. It was well-organized, had great and informative tour guides. This is a beautiful area to tour and this tour really does it justice.
Our guide was wonderful - helpful and informative. Enjoyed every minute. Some attractions we would have liked more time for example at the capilone bridge walk - more time there and less time at the bear viewing place. It was even fun walking and hiking in the rain. thank you Terry and Abe
We absolutely enjoyed this tour of the North Shore. We had a great driver/tourguide and it was such a pleasure to arrive on our cruise ship and find our luggage waiting at our stateroom door. Well worth it.
Without a doubt, this is an excellent way to: 1. Tour before your 5 p.m. sailing, 2. See the north island, 3. Have your bags taken right to your cabin. The swing bridge is fascinating, it takes you to a temperate rain forest on the other side and lots of nature trails. Back to the bus and your short ride then to Grouse Mountain allows the ascent of this magnificent area with literally too much to do. Highly recommended is the lumberjack show; this does have intelligent humor and some really talented 'jacks' and one heart stopping surprise. It is included with the gondola lift tickets. On top of the mountain you can also gaze for miles, zip, see bears, take the chair lift, dine, walk and take in some unbelievable tree carvings. Short bus ride to the dock then, where we found our luggage already in our cabin. Highly recommend this tour.
It was great! We were busy and had a great time. We didn't have to worry about our luggage, it was outside our room on the ship. Wonderful guide and great tips on what to expect. Perfect start to our cruise to Alaska.
Excellent trip. The guide collected us from the Hotel, on time, and was very good. An enjoyable day visiting the Lions bridge, the suspension bridge (which is not as scary as it looks) and Grouse Mountain. The cable car is an experience but the mountain is excellent. We got to see a bear whilst there that lives on the mountain. Recommended
This was a wonderful tour.
This was great. We saw lots and, for us, it solved the problem of what to do between leaving the hotel and boarding for our cruise to Alaska. Also our large bags were delivered to the ship so that they were there waiting for us as soon as we were on board. Marvellous.
We got picked up by Stephon (sp)? at 7:00 a.m. and it was a great day of adventures. Stephon was great!! The suspension bridge was amazing, and the gondola ride at Grouse Mountain was perfect. Great Day!! Our guide was amazing!!
We would highly recommend this tour to anyone going on a cruise out of Vancouver. From start to finish it was exceptional. Our tour guide, Paul, was absolutely superb! Friendly, helpful, knowledgable. Could not have asked for better! The company picking up our luggage at the hotel and delivering it to the cruise ship for us was a real help. Then they drop you off right inside the cruise terminal. Could not have been better. Also loved the places the tour took us to. Each stop had adequate time to get a real feel for what they had to offer. Will definitely do it this way again on our next cruise.
This was a great excursion! Our tour guide Ryan was friendly, funny, informative and very knowledgable. I didn't think I would enjoy the salmon hatchery but It was my favorite part. The area was beautiful and I learned a lot. It was also nice having someone else deliver our luggage to the ship. I would highly recommend this tour!
Excellent tour. The guide was very informative and had a vast knowledge of the Vancouver area. Nothing was a trouble. Luggage was waiting for us when we arrived on the ship. Excellent value for money.
We had a hiccup with the pickup but once we phoned them we were taken by taxi to join the group. We didn't miss anything of a wonderful tour and as a bonus were given back half our fee. By the time we got to our cabin on the ship our luggage was already there!
We really enjoyed this excursion and we had a great tour guide for the day, Devon! My only feedback on this wasn't really related to the people running the tour it was feedback for the future when guests are taken onto the Gondola ride at Grouse Mountain. We were disappointed that we had to be split into two groups due to the crowd that day. Perhaps in the future, it would be better to keep the group as one when heading onto the Gondola ride so that guests don't accidentally get left behind didn't happen on our tour, but I could see the possibility of it happening on future tours.
Great tour guide, on-time pick up and drop off he dropped us off close to a restaurant near the cruise ship port, no hassle luggage handling, nice sites visited.
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remove virus from your hard disk compltely
Note:this post's main intention is to help normal users-ofcourse there are many other techniques for advanced users
there is nothing difficult in this ..to say simply jus scanning ur pc by connecting ur hard disk to other pc
many people format there hard disk totally even they have useful data cos of virus
but if we do follow these simple technique its very east
steps to be followed:
just connect your hard disk to one of ur friends computer who have updated antivirus-avira (Recommended)
when u connect the disk u can see extra drives in his system
just go scan drive by drive.when it detects a virus just check .delete the similar type files.u r done now.it will delete all the virus and u can see ur files are safe and in can if u loose some windows files u can just format windows drive
when you scan you can see that window .just check delete and u can also see another option to check "delete the similar type files" just check those 2 boxes.now you go do your work it will take some time ...depends on ur storage capacity and virus detections.now your harddisk is virus free with all your data
if you dont hav any computer avalable to connect your hard disk you can do scan your hard disk with your own computer.but the process may be slow.
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"I just went down to their super elite camp day today and it was a lot of fun," Handley said. "I was tearing it up, and after we had our little presentation from the coaches. Afterwards I got a chance to meet with Coach Whittingham and Coach Hill."
The participants were measured and tested prior to camp events. Apparently, Handley's combination of size and speed, coupled with his camp performance, were enough to receive his third offer.
"It was a lot of fun and when we went down there we did warm up and then we ran some agility stuff like forty time, shuttle and things like that," said Handley. "We then went and practiced with our individual coaches and then we went and did one-on-ones."
So what were Handley's camp numbers?
"My official forty time was a 4.67," Handley said. "My shuttle time was a 4.48 and I measured in at 6'5½". My weight was 207 pounds."
Although he didn't commit to Utah, Handley had a goal of going on down and competing for a scholarship offer.
"That was my goal and so I went down there and tore it up," he said. "That's when they decided to offer me."
Handley is holding off on committing to a school until he can evaluate his options some more.
"I'm going to continue doing what I've done and look through what I like best from each school," said Handley. "I'll then talk it over with my parents and family and see what I like best."
Handley said that after he received his BYU offer, the interest from the University of Utah became more abundant.
"[Utah] showed a little interest in me before BYU offered me," said Handley. "They were recruiting me a little before, but then right after BYU offered me they started recruiting me harder. After I got the offer from BYU they became more interested in me and started recruiting me harder."
The Alta tight end does plan on making a return visit to BYU following this week's activities.
"Yeah, I might go down for a day camp just like for a day for a team camp, but I'm not 100 percent sure yet," Handley said. "There is one team camp going on right now, and I think the other team camp is next week. So, I'll probably head down for a day next week."
Meanwhile, he is also looking to take another visit.
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I've had this post started in drafts since yesterday morning. But, you know, was busily "just being a mom" and all. Eating my bon-bons and swilling my chilled Riesling took far longer than expected. Now it's the next morning and I'm already so darn tired. If only I had a "real job" and "worked a day in my life" instead of this mom stuff. Still, I suppose my day was better than Hilary Rosen's, who was thrown under the bus repeatedly by fellow Democrats frantic to distance themselves from her denigrating comments about Ann Romney and stay-at-home moms. As always, the Left was quick to use and toss aside a woman when she became inconvenient. Why? Hilary Rosen was merely parroting Lefty talking points, started by the very man for whom she was carrying water: President Obama. As others have pointed out already, he started the ball rolling by proclaiming that he and Michelle didn't have the "luxury for her not to work."
This is clearly a campaign strategy; try to use the tired old class warfare stuff. Oh, those Richy Richies! Only silly little tea-having rich ladies stay home with their kids. And their nannies! So out of touch! Only, that's not true no matter how hard Rosen's fellow travelers try to spin it so, and the average stay-at-home mom knows that. Many women choose to make sacrifices and live with less in order to stay home with their children. Others do the math (I know! How can they understand economics thingies? That's for boys!) and realize that the cost of childcare would outweigh whatever money they could bring into the household. So, fail again, Obama. Nice try.
It was also a tactic taken to try to destroy Mitt Romney's best weapon -- Ann Romney. I knew she'd be a target right after Super Tuesday when she gave a fantastic speech after her husband's victories. If I, a silly little mom from bitterly clinging South Carolina could see that, then surely the 'experts' paid to figure out such things also saw it. Rosen's mistake was that she couldn't stop the sneering contempt that Democrats have for "the wrong kind" of woman from creeping out. She let out their dirty little secret: they think they are better than you and that women are unable to think for themselves without proper guidance from their Democrat overlords. Her mistake was saying too much and letting the mask slip.
She couldn't help it. She has internalized all that she's been taught about women and how they are unworthy unless they meet their 'full potential" , as outlined and judged by the Left, and encouraged by many of the same people rushing to distance themselves from her today. One of the Democrats who was quick to disavow Hilary Rosen was Debbie Wasserman Schultz. The obvious hilarity aside (Wasserman Schultz was being advised by Hilary Rosen when she first offered the absurd "war on women" phrase) Wasserman Schultz exposed herself last week as someone who only worries about dirty little secrets being exposed publicly. When it was discovered that one of her aides had an old facebook posting that disgustingly called Jewish people "jewbags", what was Wasserman Schultz most concerned about? Her own words:
"She was 20 when she posted that picture," Wasserman Schultz said. "I spoke to my own children and gave that unfortunate posting as an example of how, no matter what you think is funny among your friends, nothing on social media is private."
What? "Jewbags" is totally hilarious, but don't let non-friends know that! THAT is what she taught her children. Not that calling people "jewbags" is wrong, but that you should worry about saying what you revoltingly believe publicly. This is what got Rosen in trouble. She was "ill-advised", as President Obama called it. Not ill-advised in what she believes, but ill-advised in admitting it outside of the Smarter Than You Lefty circles. We rubes just can't understand the nuance-y nuance of their bigotry and misogyny, you see.
Make no mistake, they hold women in deep disdain. Hillary Clinton, conspicuously silent on this flap, admitted it years ago. Dumb old stay at home moms just sit there and bake cookies. President Obama only feels empathy for mothers insofar as they've been "punished" with children. He lauds Roe v. Wade as a way to let our daughters fulfill their dreams. Because what kind of idiot would be fulfilled by having children and dedicating her life to nurturing them? No, no. Your dreams must be predicated on the slaughter of over 50 million children, to save you from punishment.
When a pregnant Natalie Portman accepted her Oscar and referred to her impending motherhood as the most important role of her life the Left went even nuttier than usual. Pregnant and happy about it? Think being a mom is your most important role? For shame!
Talk about out of touch! They don't understand what we, the women at whom they sneer in contempt, do. While there is nothing wrong with working outside of the home and having children - every woman has that choice - there is nothing more important than our children. One's work is never in any way on par with one's children. Most sane women work for their children; their children come first, always. Their jobs don't make or break who they are; they embrace motherhood and understand it is an attribute in and of itself, not a detriment.
How miserable and sexist does one have to be to be upset or offended because women love their children and because women think that being a mother is unparalleled? I sometimes get weepy when I've had to shush my Gracie because I'm working on something. That is a moment I will have missed forever. Those are her words that I lost, never to be heard. But, then, I'm a gender traitor and such. I just don't know any better, much like I can't possibly understand economics thingies. Such stuff is totally beyond the ken of "just moms". Perhaps they'd value our opinions were we incessantly screeching about our right to "free" birth control? Or perhaps if we point out that Ann Romney has created or saved more jobs by raising her five sons than President Obama has.
Nah. We'd still be women, warranting only a pat on our purty little heads and told to hush up so the big, smart men can save us, even from our own anatomies. This is why abortion is a sacrament to them. By devaluing the lives of children, they can assuage their guilt at devaluing women. Children are to be aborted at, and for, one's own convenience or else a woman can't function in any meaningful (as judged by the Left) way. Women are too stupid to raise children and do anything else at the same time. It's lucky we all aren't constantly tripping as we chew gum. Moms are dumb, incapable, non-functional and should be secluded from the rest of society, apparently. And how dare they ever presume to know anything at all besides how to make pipe cleaner animals and such?
We might not know the price of arugula, but we do know the price of everything else. We, not the alleged experts, are the boots on the ground and we see when the economy is in the crapper before anyone else does. We budget. We run the household finances. We don't spend 40% more than we take in; granted, that does mean we can't understand Obamanomics but only because we know that does not work. We see when we are paying more money for smaller size cartons of food. We see when we can't afford the gas we need to chauffeur our children around to classes and sporting events as we do our best to nurture and raise them. We don't get a day off nor do we try to foist our problems off on others. We fix them ourselves. Mommy always makes it all better!
Yet we are lesser, in the eyes of the Left. And just too stupid to realize it. Even when Rosen issued her non-apology apology, she again talked about the faux anger from the right. How can y'all be angry? You aren't even smart enough to know what is good for you! This is what they believe. Take note, ladies. Watch for who accuses you of being fake angry; they hold you in deep, deep disdain and they always will.
They are just mad at Hilary Rosen for inadvertently letting you know that.


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Yellow Mustard Studio was recently renovated and has the maximum capacity for two guests. The studio is a modern, cosy studio and got everything you need to enjoy Lisbon! Is perfect for a romantic trip. It features comfy sofa bed, a kitchenette and one bathroom full equipped.
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Yellow Mustard Studio is located on a typical Lisbon street and from the window you have an amazing over the city of Lisbon! Full of history and nice people. You'll breathe the spirit of friendship and joy between Lisbon neighbors. Bairro Alto is known for multi cultural activities, this is the neighborhood where students and artists get together!
You're in the heart of Lisbon, go head by foot to the city center, Baixa. Or go to Cais do Sodré to get to now more of the alternative Lisbon nightlife. One last tip...the owner of Yellow Mustard Studio has a coffee in the same street, so if you need anything the owner will always be there to help you!
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Meget varm velkomst, anstændig lejlighed til 2 personer, nær bydelen barer og restauranter, typiske miljø i Lissabon.
Accueil très sympathique , appartement correct pour 2 personnes , proche du quartier des bars et restaurants , environnement typique de Lisbonne.
Meget sød lejlighed med en god atmosfære! Tak for den store ophold!
Very cute apartment with a good atmosphere! Thanks for the great stay!
Vi havde en stor tid på dette sted! Det ligger nær centrum og den historiske sporvogn nr. 28 blot passerer foran døren. Som sovende Værelset er på bagsiden af apaartment, det er rolige og vi sov godt. Lejligheden IST smukke og hyggelige, det har en dejlig køkken og badeværelse.
We had a great time at this place! It is situated near the centre and the historical tram No 28 just passes in front of the door. As the sleeping room is at the backside of the apaartment, it is quiet and we slept very well. The apartment ist beautiful and cosy, it has a nice kitchen and bathroom.
Meget flot og rummelig lejlighed i en meget autentisk del af Lissabon (Alfama / Graca). Virkelig elskede det. Kan varmt anbefales.
Very nice and spacious flat in a very authentic part of Lisbon (Alfama/Graca). Really loved it. Highly recommended.
For Bernstein Mustard lejlighed kan jeg ikke sige noget, fordi ejendommen grundet renovering arbejde ikke var opnåelige. Mægleren af hjemmet (Tiago) reagerede straks og fastsatte erstatning. Super service! Udskiftningen Lejligheden var godt placeret, med alt sat op, hvad du har brug for. Vi er meget tilfredse.
Zum Bernstein Mustard Apartment kann ich nichts sagen, weil die Unterkunft aufgrund von Renovierungsarbeiten nicht beziehbar war. Der Vermittler der Wohnung (Tiago) hat sofort reagiert und für Ersatz gesorgt. Super Service! Die Ersatzwohnung war gut gelegen, mit allem eingerichtet, was man braucht. Wir sind sehr zufrieden.
Very nice and modern apartment with everything you need. Next to the famous tram 28 station Graca on the hill with a lot of nice reataurants and bakeries. The apartment is very clean on the second floor without elevator but also in a quiet area in one of the most beautiful city I ever visit.
Staying in the apartment from Tiago was a very nice experience. The apartment was incredible clean. We had all the facilities to spend a very nice week.
Antonio who did the check-in for us, was available all the time I need, and this was much appreciated to me.
I highly recommend you to stay in this apartment and enjoy Lisbon.
I'll be back there for sure.
Thanks for making our stay comfortable.
The positives:The appartment was clean, modern and cozy!
The negatives: noisy (neighbours) upstairs and a hilly area.
Excellent appartment in the most amazing part of Lisboa. Just within walking diatance of many magnificent places and restaurants. Nice and cosy, with all necessary amenities. Tiago, thank you for your hospitality :)
The apartment was very clean and neat. Situated in the very centre of Lisbon's old town every destination was very easy to access from the apartment. We enjoyed a great stay!
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Axion Power First Quarter 2012 Conference Call Questions Organizer 11 commentsApr 27, 2012 1:44 PM | about stocks: AXPW
The 1st Quarter 2012 Conference Call will be held sometime in mid-May.2012. We need to begin organizing ourselves now with intelligent questions for the conference call.
Personally I would like to see people post no more than three questions as their top priority questions for TG. I also think it would be the most helpful to Axion and our interests to pose broad open-ended questions that TG can expand on to the degree he is comfortable divulging information. As an example "What can you tell us about ongoing R&D programs?" Another example would be "What can you tell us about feedback from auto oems on their testing to date."
Feel free to post and discuss questions right up to the conference call. As in previous conference calls I will attempt to organize questions by topic and provide a pdf document you can download as a reference for the conference call. There will be no attempt to assign questions to individuals for the CC. Keep the questions by topic handy and fire away at your highest priority questions after listening to questions asked and answered ahead of you.
The last conference call went well. Let's do it again for the Q1 2012 Conference call.
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Did the $475K total purchase order from Norfolk Southern include any service contract? If not, will there be any service/maintenance relationship that could produce ancillary revenue or will NSC be servicing the batteries themselves?
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Bang,, thanks for pulling it together once again ,it is appreciated.
Anyone have an idea on how to ask, without getting to specific?
I think the less specific the question the easier it will be for TG to tell you what he can without either putting words in NS's mouth or disclosing information he is not free to discuss. Perhaps you could try "What can you tell us about on-going activity and future plans for the over-the-road locomotive program?" Bear in mind he might address this in his prepared remarks.
I'm thinking it might be more productive to ask TG for a rough breakout of expected revenue streams to give a picture of "product mix". Of the ~$32+ million of revenues implied by 300% plus expected revenue growth mentioned in the last cc, how much is expected in toll contract revenue, in engineering/consulting services, in State/federal/industry assoc. grants, in PbC sales.
A question posted before by D-inv:
"Johnson Controls, Inc. recently announced a significant capital investment program to comply with new EPA regulations regarding lead. Do the recently announced lead regulations also impact Axion's battery production activities and capacity? Will Axion need to make more investments to maintain/achieve compliance with EPA regulations or end battery production?"
Lafferty: I believe TG addressed that in the most recent CC; he said (paraphrasing) that Axion was within all EPA guidelines.
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Nintendo held a Japanese Nintendo Direct yesterday, where several Wii U games were displayed. We got footage from LEGO City Undercover, Wii Fit U, Game & Wario, and also from from Wii U Panorama: the app/game that was used to showcase the Wii U at E3 and other events. Wii U Panorama is more than just a tech demo — the "game" will in fact be released, as the Nintendo Direct presentation shows, sometime in 2013.
The Nintendo Direct event is about 45 minutes long and focuses on the Japanese Wii U launch, which is just two days away. You wan watch the whole presentation here, or check out the game videos below:
LEGO City Undercover
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- Report: European retailers can't order
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OAKLAND, Calif. - Long and indirect routes, multiple transfers with long waits for each bus, routes that once provided direct, efficient transit now shortened or eliminated - these are the conditions AC Transit bus riders face every day.
Citing a $56 million budget shortfall, AC Transit, which serves a quarter million bus riders daily in Alameda and Contra Costa counties, across the bay from San Francisco, cut services sharply last year. Now its board is considering fare hikes, including possible big increases for youth, disabled people and seniors.
As they prepared to speak at an AC Transit board meeting March 9, bus riders brought together by the Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment shared their stories.
"We used to have a bus that would bring people right to Pak N Save to do their grocery shopping," Annie McKinzie told the group. "A lot of seniors now have to walk four blocks with their groceries where they used to go right across the street and get the bus home.
McKinzie said she often helps other seniors with their groceries, adding, "The people sitting in the office need to ride the buses, all the way from downtown to 150th Ave."
Holly Randolph works nights in San Francisco, and finds her bus "never comes at the same time, it's always late." Randolph said transfers are another problem, particularly when it's necessary to ride two or more buses, with long waits in between. Often, she said, "it's past two hours, and then I have to pay again."
The group agreed that in addition to better service, the four-hour, multiuse transfer ACCE is campaigning for would be a very big help.
Besides the riders, bus drivers and other community members spoke during the meeting.
A high school teacher warned that higher fares would affect students' ability to stay in school. Another community member called for adding "affordability" to the transit board's criteria for a fare policy. Participants also stressed that most bus riders have low incomes, and many are people of color.
Said a bus driver, "You're basically talking about a huge increase in what low income families have to pay just to get to work and get their kids to school. You've got to stop coming to our union and going to the public, cutting service and raising our fares. Find the money somewhere else!"
But where else, with many public transit systems around the state also facing budget problems?
Graham Brownstein, state policy director with TransForm, which works for world-class public transit and walkable communities in California, said the biggest barrier to funding local transportation systems is "an archaic and entirely car-oriented, new road-oriented funding system."
In a telephone interview, he noted that for nearly a century, the federal government has been subsidizing a road-based infrastructure that benefits the auto and oil industries, and to some extent, the rubber and cement industries.
The biggest challenge, he said, will be to reform the funding formulas so that instead of over 80 percent going to roads, funds are invested in other systems people need.
"We are not talking about fighting over existing sources of revenue," Brownstein said. "We've got to have a bigger pie." Among possibilities: fuel taxes or fees, phased in to soften the impact.
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Despite severe cuts to many other programs, Governor Jerry Brown's proposed budget has no cuts to transit funding. Brownstein called the governor "very supportive" of public transit.
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The Best of Milwaukee Beer Dinners series -- which pairs food from top Milwaukee chefs with craft beer -- is back this month and raising funds for a badly injured veteran.
The veteran is a friend since childhood of Wolf Peach chef Daniel Jacobs. Sgt. Ed Matayka was severely injured in an IED blast in Afghanistan in 2010, which required the amputation of both legs. He also suffered a stroke as a result of the injuries. His rehabilitation continues, and he and his wife now are expecting twins. »Read Full Blog Post
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Some lucky Wisconsin artists will soon be able make art in a Luxembourg castle, all expenses paid, thanks to the Museum of Wisconsin Art.
The West Bend museum, also known as MOWA, has announced an international artist-in-residence program, sponsored by the Ansay Development Corporation in Port Washington and supported by the Ministry of Culture in Luxembourg. »Read Full Article
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Ryan Adams returns to Milwaukee Oct. 14
Ryan Adams — most definitely not to be confused with Bryan Adams — is readying the release of a new album, "Gimme Something Good" (out Sept. 9) and embarking on a fall tour. And that tour will take the singer-songwriter and rocker to the Riverside Theater Oct. 14, for his first Milwaukee concert since 2007.
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Blues rock's bearded kings ZZ Top have had to cancel several dates on the band's tour in July — including a headlining show Saturday at the Washington County Fair.
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Jack White's Monday night concert at the Rave's Eagles Ballroom reportedly was the fastest sellout in venue history: about 3,500 tickets gone in seven minutes flat.
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Just like we have official wilderness areas on land, some people think we need them in the marine realm. Consider the need for vast stretches of coral reefs, underwater lawns of seagrass, and miles of open ocean.
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Fishing supports residents all over the 700 Bahamian islands, but even more so in the less-accessible "Out Islands" like the Exumas. What does it mean for locals when their home becomes a "no-take" marine protected area? Find out.
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The bulk of fishing income in The Bahamas is brought in by three species: the Nassau grouper, the queen conch, and the Caribbean spiny lobster. Find out how these overfished species are maintaining a foothold in The Bahamas.
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Behind the Scenes at the Portland Aquarium!
The Aquarium requires many complicated life support systems in order to keep all of the animals happy and healthy in their exhibits. This tour is great for anyone interested in the technical aspects of aquarium keeping, as well as those who are just curious about how everything works!
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- Learn about the Aquarium's biological filtration system that keeps everything clean.
- See the exhibits from an Aquarist's point of view!
- Learn about how we make our own salt water and transfer it to our tanks.
- Enjoy a Q&A session with one of our knowledgeable Aquarists.
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People tend to stereotype Korean music as "kpop idols" or "idol groups," but beyond the surface, Korea has much more. I hate it when people lable Korean music as "not diverse" because th ...
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Cardcaptor Sakura
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Junjou Romantica
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Your favorite anime OP/ED?
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Bishies: love 'em or hate 'em
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Crying Over Music...
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RADWIMPS - Order Made
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Angela Aki.
Sarah Mclachaln.
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What manga is this?
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That description's pretty messed up.
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